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CALDWELL, N.J. - - An unearned insurance run proved to be desirable as the Wilmington University softball team picked up another important split against a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference leader, hanging on to take game two, 4-3, over second place Caldwell after dropping game one, 3-1, on Monday afternoon at Caldwell Field.
Wilmington (22-21, 14-6 CACC) held a 1-0 lead after the fourth inning in game one, but Caldwell (33-10, 19-3 CACC) scored three unanswered to take game one. The Wildcats were down 1-0 heading into the fourth inning in game two before scoring four unanswered to take a 4-1 lead. Caldwell responded with two runs in the seventh but left two runners on as the game ended.
Trailing 1-0 in game two, the offense came alive as Christin Headley walked to lead off the inning. She raced around the bags as the next batter, Jillian Stafford doubles to right center for the game-tying RBI. Kristin Garvin singled to put two runners on with two outs in the inning and Shelby Thompson extended the inning with her speed, inducing an error by the second baseman, allowing another run to come home.
Headley made it 3-1 in the fifth inning, bashing her fifth home run of the season over the wall in left with one out and the bases empty.
The fourth and most important run came with two outs and the bases empty in the top of the sixth. Amanda Crockett started the rally with a two-out single through the right side. Thompson was at it again with her speed, laying down a bunt to third and reaching on a throwing error. The throw went down the right field line, far enough away to allow Crockett to score all the way from first base to make it 4-1.
Game-two starter Katie Warrington cruised through the sixth inning, setting the Cougars down in order, striking out her eighth batter of the game to end the inning.
Warrington picked up two more strikeouts to start off the bottom of the seventh inning, but the Cougars did not go quietly. Katie Margiotti started the Caldwell rally with a triple to left-center and promptly made it 4-2 as Dia Cascone singled through the left side in the next at-bat. Kristen Knorr then hit a ground-rule double to left-center to put runners on second and third. Briana Gaspich legged out an infield single to shortstop, scoring the innings' second run and cutting the Wildcat lead to 4-3.
The junior pitcher buckled down with the tying run at third base, getting Alyssa Calderon to fly out to center to end the threat and the ballgame.
Headley, Stafford and Kinsley Parker all picked up two hits apiece for the Wildcats while Berger, Garvin, and Crockett finished off the nine total hits for Wilmington.
Freshman Chelsea Botsch pitched another solid first game for the Wildcats, throwing all seven innings while picking up five strikeouts and giving up seven hits. The Wildcats etched out seven hits in the first game, but could only manage a single run in the top of the fourth.
The run came again with two outs and the bases empty. Parker started the rally with a double to left field. Botsch, hitting for herself in the seventh spot in the lineup, singled back up the middle and into centerfield, knocking in Parker who was off and running on contact.
Botsch shut down Caldwell in the important next half inning, allowing the offense to get back to work. But this time, the Wildcats could not get the big hit in the top of the fifth with two runners one. Berger and Headley reached on two-out singles, but were left stranded at first and second.
The Cougars then capitalized in the bottom of the fifth inning with two runs on three hits. Nicole Velardi singled to lead off the fifth and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Velardi came home to tie the game on a single back up the middle. Pinch runner Jessica Miller scored the eventual game-winner from second base as Margiotta put a pitch into center field.
Warrington improved to 13-7 on the year with the game two win while Botsch was saddled with the loss and fell to 5-7 in her first collegiate campaign.
Berger started the day with three hits in game one, finishing the doubleheader by going 4-for-7. Headley and Parker also added hits in game one, gathering three hits on the day.
Wilmington has now split series with the top two teams in the CACC, winning game two against Dominican and today against Caldwell. The Wildcats are now tied with Georgian Court in third place, both with equal 14-6 CACC records. The two teams will square off against either other on Thursday.
Prior to the CACC showdown with Georgian Court, the Wildcats will focus on Chestnut Hill. The Wildcats visit the Griffins tomorrow, Tuesday, in Philadelphia for a key CACC doubleheader. One win tomorrow will secure Wilmington a spot in the CACC Tournament at the end of the season.


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Mr ABDILLAHI Mohamed IsmaelResidence: DjiboutiWorking language(s): French, English, Arabic | Trained in: | Mr Mohamed Ismael Abdillahi is an economist with work experience in the Ministry of Culture and Communications in Djbouti. He has co-ordinated various projects in the areas of culture, environment and the development of ICTs for developing countries. Work experience in:Belgium, Djibouti, Senegal | |
Mr ABDULLAHI DenjaResidence: NigeriaWorking language(s): English | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Mr. Denja Abdullahi has taught English and Literature at various levels of education in Nigeria. He has also worked as a journalist and editorial consultant in several media. He is a writer, poet, playwright and theatre director and Vice President, Association of Nigerian Authors.He now works as a deputy director, performing arts at the National Council for Arts and Culture, Abuja, Nigeria. | |
Mr ADANDE Codjovi Etienne (Joseph)Residence: BeninWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Joseph Etienne Codjovi Adande is a professor specializing in the fields of art history and archeology, he also contributed to the development of several projects on the history of arts in Africa. Work experience in:Benin | |
Ms ADEGBIDI VictoireResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms ADRA NajwaResidence: -Working language(s): English, Arabic | Trained in: | Ms Najwa Adra is an anthropologist with over 20 years experience in documenting intangible heritage as well as participatory ethnographic methods, including monitoring and evaluation. She has utilized intangible heritage to improve the sustainability of development projects. In 2000 she piloted the highly successful Literacy through Poetry/Heritage project in Yemen. Work experience in:Qatar, United States of America, Yemen | |
Ms AGBAKA BandineResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms AGUEH Thérèse MarieResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms AIKAWA-FAURE NorikoResidence: JapanWorking language(s): French, English | Facilitator for: 10-2014, Nyaung Shwe | Ms Noriko Aikawa is currently a visiting professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo (culture and development, managing cultural diversity). She developed the Intangible Cultural Heritage Programme at UNESCO and followed the drafting and adoption process of the Intangible Heritage Convention as Chief and Director. After retirement, she worked as an Advisor to Culture in UNESCO and a Professor at KUIS University (cultural studies), Japan. Work experience in:Hungary, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Mongolia, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Samoa, Uzbekistan, Viet Nam | |
Mr AKSUNGUR UmutResidence: TurkeyWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Umut Askungur is currently working for the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in Turkey as an intangible cultural heritage specialist. He is a Commissioner for the inventory of the Marmara Region. He was a member of the Subsidiary Body on the examination of nominations to the Representative List in 2009 and 2010. | |
Ms AMBOUROUE AVARO AnneResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Mr ANAMI SilverseResidence: KenyaWorking language(s): English | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Mr. Silverse Lisamula Anami is an ethnomusicologist widely experienced in community activities. He has served as an Educator, Head of Performing Arts and Director of Culture in Kenya. He participated in the negotiation of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention and contributes to its implementation as an examiner, facilitator, practitioner and Committee member. Work experience in:Kenya | |
Ms ANDRIANOPOULOU PanayiotaResidence: -Working language(s): French, English, Greek | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Ethnologist and archaeologist, Ms Panayiota Andrianopoulou has worked since 2006 in the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Tourism, notably on awareness raising around intangible cultural heritage issues. Her field work focuses on social practices, traditional music and everyday life within various communities in contemporary Greece. She has represented Greece since 2007 in the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. Work experience in:Greece | |
Ms ANGOUE Claudine-AugéeResidence: GabonWorking language(s): French | Facilitator for: 11-2014, Niamey | Ms Claudine-Augée Angoué is an anthropologist, professor at the Department of Sociology at the University Omar-Bongo of Gabon. From 2004 to 2007, she was a technical advisor to the Ministry of Culture and Arts and popular education and participated as a Gabonese representative in sessions of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. Work experience in:France, Gabon | |
Mr AYOUB AbderrahmanResidence: TunisiaWorking language(s): French, English, Arabic | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Mr Abderrahman Ayoub is a researcher, member of the National Heritage Institute of Tunisia (INP), Assistant Director for intangible cultural heritage till 2012. He holds a PhD. in Linguistics and has been conducting research for many years on oral literature, ethnography and arts in Tunisia, and some countries of Maghreb and the Arab world. He is the author of many publications, especially on the Arab epic, the Banâ Hilâl feat, traditional games in Tunisia (he founded the thesaurus of heritage games) and intangible cultural heritage. He is author of the Guide for managers of Human Living Treasures (published by UNESCO Rabat Office, ISESCO and the IMRS, 2006-7) and the Guide of intangible cultural heritage (ISESCO, 2010-2011 s.p.). In 2009 he moderates training workshops in Sharja (United Arab Emirates) and Amman (Jordan) on the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. Work experience in:Egypt, France, Gabon, Jordan, Libya, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, United States of America | |
Mr BALDE IsmaïlouResidence: -Working language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Mr BEDON SAMANIEGO FabianResidence: EcuadorWorking language(s): English, Spanish | Facilitator for: 10-2013, La Havana | Mr Fabian Bedon, a sociologist, is currently the Coordinator for Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Region No. 4 of Ecuador, Manabi province, Santo Domingo and the Galapagos within the National Institute of Cultural Heritage (2009-Present). He is also a Professor of Humanities at the University of San Gregorio Portoviejo and a former fellow of the World Heritage Sub Directorate of the Ministry of Culture of Spain. Work experience in:Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Spain | |
Mr BELLIL RachidResidence: AlgeriaWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Work experience in: Algeria, United Arab Emirates | |
Mr BINAM BIKOI CharlesResidence: CameroonWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Charles Binam Bikoi is an Executive Secretary of the Regional Centre for Research and Documentation on Oral Traditions & Development of African Languages, Professor of Humanities & Social Sciences Associate in several African and European universities and an expert on African Union matters cultural. He has contributed and participated in several meetings organized by UNESCO Culture or in connection with UNESCO in Africa and Europe. Work experience in:Cameroon, Gabon | |
Ms BLAKE JanetResidence: Iran (Islamic Republic of)Working language(s): French, English, Persian | Work experience in: Iran (Islamic Republic of) | ||
Ms BORTOLOTTO ChiaraResidence: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandWorking language(s): French, English, Italian | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Ms Chiara Bortolotto, an anthropologist, is currently a researcher at the Free University of Brussels. Her research focuses on the implementation of the Intangible Heritage Convention at the national and local levels (inventories and safeguarding programmes). Over the past five years, she worked on inventorying projects of intangible cultural heritage in France and Italy. Work experience in:Belgium, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | |
Mr BOUNDY DembaResidence: MaliWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Demba Boundy contributed to the success of various projects in Africa. He was a consultant for the African Platform for Adult Education. He worked in coordination with the Danish Film Institute on the restoration of the national archives and provided interpretation services. As Vice President of the Organizing Committee, he organized the annual festival in Niger which gathered more than 20,000 participants from 17 different countries. Work experience in:Mali | |
Mr BROWN DavidResidence: -Working language(s): English | Facilitator for: | Mr David Brown, Senior Research Fellow at the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica, is a Historian that has over 20 years experience in conducting community based documentation and inventorying of intangible cultural heritage. He was part of the Jamaican national committee that prepared the nomination file which in 2003 resulted in the UNESCO declaration of the Musical Heritage of the Moore Town Maroons of Jamaica as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Work experience in:Curaçao, Jamaica, Sint Maarten | |
Ms CHATELARD GéraldineResidence: JordanWorking language(s): French, English, Arabic | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Ms Géraldine Chatelard is a historian and anthropologist of the contemporary Middle East, and an associate researcher at the French Institute for the Near East. She specialises in rural development, particularly among former nomadic communities, and the relations between local knowledge and environmental protection. She also has a long experience in sustainable management of natural and cultural – both tangible and intangible – heritage for tourism. She has worked with several international and national organisations, including UNESCO Iraq Office where she was Culture Programme Specialist from 2011 to 2014. She was actively involved in the MEDLIHER project which aimed to promote the implementation of the Intangible Heritage Convention in the Mediterranean region, and in the Euromed Heritage project. Work experience in:Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, Syrian Arab Republic | |
Ms CHAUDHURI ShubhaResidence: IndiaWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 03-2014, Paro | Ms Shuba Chaudhuri has been working in the areas of audio visual archiving and ethnomusicology for over two decades. Her fieldwork has been in Western Rajasthan and Goa in India. She has presented papers and attended workshops and seminars on intangible cultural heritage, as well as issues related to intellectual property rights in this area. Work experience in:India | |
Mr CHIFUNYISE StephenResidence: ZimbabweWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 03-2014, Harare | Mr Stephen Chifunyise is a former Permanent Secretary for Education, Sport and Culture in Zimbabwe and former member of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. He is currently chairing the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee and the Culture Committee of the National Commission for UNESCO. He has facilitated community- based inventorying processes in various Southern African countries. He also works as an arts educator, a playwright and an independent consultant. Work experience in:Zimbabwe | |
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Mr DOS SANTOS ROQUE LucasResidence: BrazilWorking language(s): Spanish, Portuguese | Facilitator for: 08-2013, Manica | Mr Lucas Dos Santos holds a Master in Social Sciences and has experience in intangible cultural heritage inventorying. He works in cultural retrieval projects in communities under the impact of infrastructural development. He is also a tutor at the virtual class on intangible cultural heritage/CRESPIAL. Work experience in:Argentina, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Brazil, Mexico, Mozambique, Peru, Sao Tome and Principe | |
Ms DRANI Emily DraniaResidence: UgandaWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Ms Emily Drania Drani is a senior manager with more than 10 years of experience in development work with specific emphasis on research, communication, documentation and public relations skills including development programme planning, coordination and resource mobilization. Work experience in:Uganda, Zimbabwe | |
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Mr ENCALADA NigelResidence: BelizeWorking language(s): English | Facilitator for: | Work experience in: Belize | |
Mr FETYSOV IllyaResidence: -Working language(s): Russian, Ukrainian | Facilitator for: 05-2013, Bishkek | Mr. Illia Fetysov is a well-known Ukrainian researcher of intangible cultural heritage, and leader of "Bozhychi" Folk Ensemble (since 1999) and School of Traditional Folkdances (since 2005). He is also the President of Ukraine Association of Young Researchers of Folklore (since 2001). This organization has successful practices of transmission centers, and experience in activities directed at popularization of intangible cultural heritage, in particular, realization of social advertising campaigns, organization of festivals, etc. Work experience in:Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Ukraine | |
Ms FOKINA KseniaResidence: Russian FederationWorking language(s): | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Ms Ksenia Fokina is currently working for the State Russian House of Folk Arts as the Chief of the Division of International Relations. She has experience in the coordination of theatre festivals and is preparing a Doctorate at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts. | |
Mr GAD MostafaResidence: EgyptWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 10-2012, Amman | Mr Mostafa Gad is a Professor specializing in the techniques of conservation and archiving of folklore. He has participated and contributed to various conferences and on cultural and natural heritage in several Arab countries. | |
Mr GALLA AmareswarResidence: -Working language(s): English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Telugu | Facilitator for:Trained in: | Mr Amareswar Galla is an interdisciplinary specialist in sustainable heritage development, Professor & Executive Director of the International Institute for the Inclusive Museum, Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Intangible Heritage, with extensive field work and training experience in safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage. Work experience in:Afghanistan, Australia, Barbados, Belize, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, Croatia, Ethiopia, Fiji, India, Lao People's Democratic Republic, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Viet Nam | |
Mr GOSWAMI RahulResidence: IndiaWorking language(s): English, German, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu | Facilitator for: 02-2014, Galle | Rahul Goswami worked with a ministry programme in India on agriculture during 2009-11; and researches agro-ecological systems with a focus on sustainable development and rural communities. He served the 2003 Convention as examiner, during 2009-10, of two nominations to the Urgent Safeguarding List and two international assistance requests. Work experience in:India, Singapore, United Arab Emirates | |
Mr HAYAJNEH HaniResidence: JordanWorking language(s): English, Arabic, German | Facilitator for: 04-2014, Erbil | Specializing in Near Eastern Cultures and Languages, Mr Hani Hayajneh is a professor at the faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology at Yarmouk University in Irbid, Jordan. He also serves as Director of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Center of Al-Hussein Bin Talal University. He has published a number of research papers, books and articles on intangible cultural heritage, on its safeguarding and on the impact of tourism on heritage sites in Jordan. He has also been involved in national activities for raising awareness and safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage. He is now participating in the MEDLIHER project that aims at strengthening the implementation of the Convention in the Mediterranean area. Work experience in:Eritrea, France, Germany, Jordan, United States of America | |
Mr JACOBS MarcResidence: BelgiumWorking language(s): French, English, Dutch | Mr Marc Jacobs is a Professor in critical heritage studies at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Since 2008, he has been Director of the Flemish Interface for cultural heritage (FARO), an accredited organization specialized in intangible cultural heritage safeguarding. He participated as representative of Belgium in drafting the Intangible Heritage Convention, in many expert groups and in the first Intergovernmental Committee of the Convention (2006-2008). Work experience in:Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, United States of America | ||
Mr JIANG DongResidence: ChinaWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Dong Jiang (PhD) is currently the Deputy Director of the Research Institute of Dance, China National Academy of Arts. His work focuses on choreology, dance history and world ethnic dances. He is also teaching those subjects as a University Professor. Work experience in:China | |
Ms JUDD MayaResidence: FranceWorking language(s): French, English, Spanish, Italian | Facilitator for: | As a cultural anthropologist (PhD) Ms Maya Judd has demonstrated experience in Africa and Europe of using participatory ethnographic methods. She has designed pedagogic materials for workshops and university level courses on different methods relevant for intangible cultural heritage inventorying. She has experience in drafting and working through team work | |
Mr KEITA Fallo BabaResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Mr Fallo Baba Keita has a vast experience in designing and implementing of professional training courses on the safeguarding and promotion of cultural heritage. He is currently serving as the Director of the School of African Heritage. Mr Fallo Baba Keita previously taught professional courses for staff of African museums. He also coordinated the Africa 2009 Programme ICCROM / UNESCO cultural heritage property in Africa. | |
Ms KEITUMETSE SusanResidence: BotswanaWorking language(s): English, Sesotho, Setswana | Ms Susan Keitumetse's background is on Archaeology & Environmental Sciences, consolidated into Heritage Studies through a PhD on Sustainable Development. She has been a researcher at University of Botswana since 2006 and has 10+ years experience in community-based heritage conservation. She previously served as a member of the Convention's Consultative Body. Work experience in:Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Swaziland, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America | ||
Mr KESSOU Ekédandé RodrigueResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Mr KIBORA Ludovic OuhonyiouéResidence: Burkina FasoWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 02-2013, Phnom Penh | Mr Ludovic Kibora Ouhonyioué is responsible for research and socio-anthropological studies. In addition to having contributed to scientific research projects, he also participated and conducted several trainings for the evaluation of cultural projects and work with public administrations, NGOs and international aid organizations. | |
Ms KOANANTAKOOL Paritta ChalermpowResidence: ThailandWorking language(s): English, Thai | Facilitator for: 10-2014, Nyaung Shwe | Ms Paritta Chalermpow (PhD), a social anthropologist, is currently teaching at Thammasat University, Bangkok. She is also a consultant for cultural fluency projects in southern Thailand. She previously led a team of researchers to study and build capacity for local and community-based museums in Thailand and has published extensively on related issues. Work experience in:Bhutan, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar, Thailand | |
Mr KOUTINHOUIN S. EdouardResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms LACARRIEU Monica BeatrizResidence: ArgentinaWorking language(s): English, Spanish | Facilitator for: 02-2013, Buenos Aires | Ms Monica Lacarrieu is the Director of the Cultural Anthropology Programme of the Institute of Anthropological Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). She has taught at the university level since 1992 in areas related to Social Anthropology. Her current research focuses on culture and territory in the city of Buenos aires. Work experience in:Argentina, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay | |
Mr LÓPEZ MORALES Francisco JavierResidence: MexicoWorking language(s): French, Spanish | Facilitator for: 02-2014, Santiago de Cuba | Mr Francisco Lopez Morales is an architect, currently the Director of the Department of World Heritage at INAH, the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico.He has represented Mexico at the Intergovernmental Committee of ICH and recently organized a workshop on inventories of ICH in Chiapas. Work experience in:Mexico | |
Ms MARTÍNEZ ORDÓÑEZ Eva LiliaResidence: HondurasWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 09-2014, Phillipsburg | Ms Eva Lilia Martínez Ordóñez holds a PhD in Anthropology, with a focus on Archeology. She is currently serving as the Deputy-Director for Heritage in the Honduras Institute of Anthropology and History. She has teaching experience and has also worked as an independent consultant for various heritage projects. Work experience in:Honduras | |
Mr MAZIBUKO Lovemore C.J.Residence: MalawiWorking language(s): English | Facilitator for: 03-2014, Harare | Mr Lovemore C.J. Mazibuko is presently the Acting Director of National Museums of Malawi. He is the holder of a Master of Science Degree in Biology (Ethno-biology) and a Postgraduate Diploma in the Care and Management of Heritage and Museum Collections. He has been involved in research activities, for both natural and cultural history and has worked with UNESCO on a number of programmes. Work experience in:Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe | |
Ms MOLANO ARENAS AdrianaResidence: ColombiaWorking language(s): French | Facilitator for: 02-2014, Santiago de Cuba | Ms Adriana Molano Arenas, an anthropologist, works for the Ministry of Culture of Colombia as a Coordinator for Intangible Heritage. She is involved in the implementation of the Safeguarding Policy of Intangible Heritage, in particular the development of methodologies that promote heritage management by communities. | |
Ms MONYANE TumeloResidence: LesothoWorking language(s): | Trained in: | As a coordinator, lecturer and research of cultural heritage, Ms. Tumelo Monyane was also a teacher in the cultural domain (theory and practice of heritage). She has participated in several projects for intangible heritage. Work experience in:Lesotho | |
Ms MUJICA SoledadResidence: PeruWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 05-2013, Cap Haïtien | As a communicator specializing in the promotion and diffusion of intangible cultural heritage, Ms Soledad Mujica is Director of the Registry and Cultural Studies Department of the recently created Ministry of Culture of Peru and actively represented her government in the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2006 to 2010. Author of many publications on traditional dance in Peru, she has more than thirty years of experience in safeguarding intangible cultural heritage. Work experience in:Peru | |
Mr MWAHUNGA JuliusResidence: KenyaWorking language(s): English, Kiswahili | Trained in: | Mr Julius Mwahunga holds a degree in Education and a Masters in Development Studies. He was trained in disaster mitigation of urban cultural heritage at Ritsumeikan University in Japan. He also drafted nomination files for the Intangible Heritage lists and worked on community-based inventorying projects. Work experience in:Ethiopia, Kenya, United Republic of Tanzania | |
Mr NDIAYE RaphaëlResidence: SenegalWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Raphael Ndiaye specializes in cultural archives in West Africa, he was a teacher at the school of librarians Archivists and Documentalists in Dakar, Director of Public Libraries of Senegal and President of various library Associations. In addition, he participated in several research projects and published several cultural publications. Work experience in:Gabon, Senegal | |
Mr NEEQUAYE Michael KoteyResidence: GhanaWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Michael Kotey Neequaye is experienced in capacity building for community-based development projects. He is also skilled on training needs assessment. Recently, he designed a cultural heritage awareness campaign in Cape Coast. Work experience in:Ghana, United States of America, Zimbabwe | |
Mr NIZIGIYIMANA DomitienResidence: BurundiWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 11-2014, Bujumbura | Mr Domitien Nizigiyimana is a Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Burundi. He was also Director General of the Ministry of Higher Education for Scientific Research. In addition, he contributed to the publication of various journals. Work experience in:Burundi, Rwanda | |
Mr NTADY Jean OmerResidence: CongoWorking language(s): | Trained in: | As an Administrator - Cultural Advisor and formerly Director of Cultural Heritage and Cultural Development, Mr Jean Omer Ntady participated in several workshops inventory and documentation of heritage, sessions of the Intergovernmental Committee the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage and awareness meetings on the Intangible Heritage Convention. Work experience in:Congo, Gabon, Togo | |
Ms OGGE SuzanneResidence: SingaporeWorking language(s): English | Trained in: | Ms Suzanne Ogge holds a Masters degree in Ethnography and is presently the Director of Museums and Heritage Projects at Studio Milou Singapore, an architectural firm. Prior to moving to Singapore, she specialized in international cultural project management and museum development, working for 10 years (1999-2009) as a consultant to UNESCO Headquarter's Division of Cultural Heritage, for both the Intangible Cultural Heritage Programme and the Section for Museums and Cultural Objects. Work experience in:Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Georgia, India, Nepal, Singapore | |
Mr OGOU FranckResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms OLIVEIRA Ana GitaResidence: BrazilWorking language(s): English, Spanish, Portuguese | Trained in: | Ms Ana Gita Oliveira is a social and cultural anthropologist, with experience in Amazonian Ethnology. For the past 30 years, she has worked for governmental institutions specialized in cultural heritage. She notably participated in the elaboration of tools for the implementation of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention in Brazil. | |
Ms OSSENI KhadidjathResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Mr OSSENI SouberouResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Mr OULD MOHAMED LEMINE BEIDJEU MohamedResidence: MauritaniaWorking language(s): French, Arabic | Facilitator for: 06-2014, Kerkennah | Mohamed Mohamed Lemine Beidjeu professeur, Secrétaire exécutif de l'Association Mauritanienne pour la Sauvegarde du PCI (AMSPCI) il a effectué plusieurs travaux sur l'artisan dans le cadre de la formation, utilisation des TIC (Technologie de l'Information et de la Communication) dans promotion des produits de l'artisanat traditionnel, archivage et documentation, manuscrits, musique traditionnelle Work experience in:Benin, Egypt, Grenada, Mauritania, Morocco, Tunisia | |
Mr PARAK KROND AnthonyResidence: Papua New GuineaWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: | ||
Mr PARMOUN YadollahResidence: Iran (Islamic Republic of)Working language(s): | Trained in: | Work experience in: Iran (Islamic Republic of) | |
Mr PÉREZ LÓPEZ EnriqueResidence: MexicoWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: 02-2014, Guatemala | Mr Enrique Perez Lopez has worked for 27 years with the indigenous communities of Chiapas, Mexico, doing research, promotion and diffusion of indigenous cultures and languages and management of cultural projects. He has been Director of the Centro Estatal de Lenguas, Arte y Literatura Indígenas del Consejo Estatal para las Culturas y las Artes de Chiapas since 1997. | |
Ms PRINS-SOLANI DeirdreResidence: -Working language(s): English | Facilitator for: 11-2012, Beijing | Ms Deirdre Prins-Solani served as the Director for Heritage Development in Africa from 2009-2012. She has been instrumental in the development of academic programs in Heritage Management, such as the African Program for Museums and Heritage Studies (University of Cape Town, University of Western Cape and Robben Island Museum Program). She previously was the President of the South African Museums Association and is immediate past President of AFRICOM. She has worked with heritage professionals and custodians of heritage from most English speaking African countries. Work experience in:Kenya, South Africa | |
Ms RAHARINJANAHARY LalaResidence: MadagascarWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Ms Lala Raharinjanahary is a Professor of Anthropology at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of the University of Antananarivo (Madagascar). She is also working as an independent consultant on issues related to the anthropology of development, gender equality and the evaluation of development programmes. Work experience in:Madagascar | |
Ms RAMPERSAD KrishendayeResidence: -Working language(s): English | Facilitator for: 10-2013, Orange Walk | Ms Kris Rampersad (PhD) is a media, cultural and literary consultant, author, researcher, lecturer and journalist. She has more than 20 years in media and more than eight years experience in working at the national and intergovernmental level in the area of culture, gender, agriculture and rural development, and civil society empowerment. She has worked with UN and UN agencies including UNESCO, UNDP, UNIFEM and UN-WSIS, Commonwealth Foundation, Organisation of American States, Inter-American Institute for Agriculture and CARICOM institutions. Work experience in:Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curaçao, France, Grenada, Guyana, India, Jamaica, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Uganda | |
Mr ROIG RaphaëlResidence: FranceWorking language(s): French, English, Spanish | Trained in: | Mr Raphaël Roig holds a degree in African Contemporary History and International Relations and has several years of experience in political studies in Eritrea (human rights issues), in cultural projects and policies in Ethiopia. He presently works as a Programme Officer at the International Council of Museums (ICOM). Work experience in:Eritrea, Ethiopia, France, Yemen | |
Mr SÁNCHEZ EdisResidence: Dominican RepublicWorking language(s): Spanish | Facilitator for:Trained in: | ||
Mr SKOUNTI AhmedResidence: MoroccoWorking language(s): French, English, Arabic | Facilitator for: 06-2014, Kerkennah | Mr Ahmed Skounti is an anthropologist at the National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage Sciences in Rabat and Associate Professor at the University of Marrakech. He contributed to the drafting of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention and its Operational Directives. He participates in capacity-building workshops, mainly in the Arab States and Africa. Work experience in:Gabon, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Qatar, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates | |
Mr SMEETS Rieks (officially: Henricus)Residence: -Working language(s): French, English, Russian, German, Dutch, Bulgarian | Facilitator for: 09-2014, Phillipsburg 04-2011, Abu Dhabi | Mr Rieks Smeets, a linguist, started his career at Leiden University. He was previously the Secretary of the Dutch Natcom for UNESCO, the Chief of the Intangible Heritage Section at UNESCO and Secretary of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention. Since then, he has been involved as trainer and facilitator in the capacity building exercise. | |
Ms SOLTONGELDIEVA SabiraResidence: KyrgyzstanWorking language(s): English, Russian, Kazakh, Kirghiz | Facilitator for: 05-2013, Bishkek | Ms Sabira Soltongeldieva is a Culture Programme Specialist at the Kyrgyz National Commission for UNESCO. She conducts research on cultural anthropology, with a focus on the nomadic cultures and oral traditions of Central Asia. | |
Mr SOÓS GáborResidence: HungaryWorking language(s): French, English, Hungarian | Trained in: | Mr Gábor Soós, PhD, has a wide range of experience acquired over 12 years as a university lecturer in cultural heritage and civil servant in the field of world heritage, international cooperation and promotion of cultural heritage. He actively participated in the elaboration of the Intangible Heritage Convention and continues to provide professional advice and training on community-based inventorying and nominations to the Intangible Heritage Lists. | |
Mr SREĆKOVIĆ SašaResidence: SerbiaWorking language(s): English, German, Serbian | Facilitator for: 09-2014, Sofia | Mr Sasa Sreckovic is an ethnologist and senior curator at the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade. He is currently the coordinator for Intangible Cultural Heritage for Serbia. His specialization is in the area of cultural and museum management, and the relationship between heritage and social and economic development. He is also a documentary filmmaker. Work experience in:Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia | |
Mr SUMINGUIT Vellorimo J.Residence: PhilippinesWorking language(s): | Trained in: | Mr Vellorimo J. Suminguit is an Associate professor at Central Mindanao University. He holds a PhD in anthropology and is experienced in multi-disciplinary research, information exchange, and developing capacity building programs. He is the president of Friends of Lumads and also holds membership in various professional societies including the Anthropological Association in the Philippines. Work experience in:Philippines | |
Ms TOFFOUN DianeResidence: BeninWorking language(s): French | Trained in: | Work experience in: Benin | |
Ms TOHME-TABET AnnieResidence: LebanonWorking language(s): French, English, Arabic | Facilitator for: 04-2014, Erbil | Ms Annie Thome-Tabet, an anthropologist, is currently Professor at Saint Joseph University of Beirut. She has significant experience in teaching and research. She previously participated in the UNESCO Programme "Women, development and intangible heritage". She is actively involved in the implementation of the MEDLIHER project in Lebanon. Work experience in:Egypt, France, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Portugal, Qatar, Spain | |
Ms TOLEDO María IsmeniaResidence: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)Working language(s): Spanish | Facilitator for: 03-2014, Baní | Ms. Maria Ismenia Toledo is an Anthropologist with post graduate studies in Public Management. She currently serves as Technical Coordinator of the Liaison Office of UNESCO in the Cultural Diversity Center in Caracas Venezuela, providing technical assistance for the Venezuelan representatives for the Intergovernmental Committee of Intangible Cultural Heritage. She is a researcher in Venezuelan Cultural Heritage since 1981 and author of several publications related to the issue of Venezuelan Archaeology, Cultural Heritage and Museums. Work experience in:Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) | |
Mr TRAORÉ SidiResidence: Burkina FasoWorking language(s): | Facilitator for: | ||
Ms VANDAL Sajida HaiderResidence: PakistanWorking language(s): English, Punjabi, Urdu | Facilitator for: 02-2014, Galle | Ms. Sajida Haider Vandal is the CEO of THAAP, a non-profit organization working in culture, art and architecture in Pakistan. She worked as professor of architecture at National College of Arts, (NCA) Lahore from 2000-2007 and Principal of NCA from 1990-1994, 1999-2007. Her main fields of expertise are: architecture and planning, cultural heritage management and conservation, art and culture education and community development and empowerment of women. Work experience in:Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka | |
Mr VUKOV NikolaiResidence: BulgariaWorking language(s): English, Russian, Bulgarian | Facilitator for: 09-2014, Sofia | Mr Nikolai Vukov (PhD) is an anthropologist and historian researching on topics of kinship, commemorations and folklore epics. He has been an Associate Researcher at the Institute of Folklore at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences since 2003 and has long-term experience in teaching and exploring various aspects of intangible cultural heritage. Work experience in:Albania, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Hungary | |
Mr WALUYO HarryResidence: IndonesiaWorking language(s): English, Indonesian | Trained in: | Mr Harry Waluyo is presently the Secretary for Body of Resource Development in the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia. He holds a degree in anthropology and history and has delivered talks on intangible cultural heritage inventories and the experience of Indonesia in managing this heritage in several international forums. Work experience in:Indonesia | |
Ms ZHANG MinResidence: ChinaWorking language(s): | Min Zhang has served the Ministry of Culture of China since 1989, responsible for bilateral and multilateral cultural programmes. She participated in all the meetings of the Intergovernmental Committee and General Assembly of the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2006 to 2012. Detached to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Section of UNESCO from 2010 to 2013, she worked in the capacity-building unit and was involved in the work of designing the training curriculum, organizing a series of training of trainers workshops and the first review meeting of the global capacity-building strategy, designing and implementing concrete capacity-building projects at national level in Asia-Pacific and the Southern African region. Work experience in:Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, India, Pakistan, Philippines |


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bigbill25 wrote:Why use hard-coded numbers? Why not make it a pure percentage thing so it keeps pace with Woot's growth: Black Box: Top 0.1% Purple Box: Top 0.2% Green Box: Top 2.0% and so on... --Bill
Yep. Or maybe reset everyone to zero at given intervals, then even a newbie would have a shot at making the elite group. Right now, even pathologically competitive tyros might be discouraged by starting out so far behind the leaderboard. Periodically level the playing field and give the new blood a chance to get pumped!
KevinatWoot wrote:yikes, I'm purple. I hope my wife doesn't find out!
She will if I have anything to say about it!
I just noticed this and have no idea what color I'll be, here goes!
dkirson wrote:I just noticed this and have no idea what color I'll be, here goes!
Bummer, only purple. So uh, despite calling three of an item three woots, each sale only counts as one woot towards your qube?
dkirson wrote:Bummer, only purple. So uh, despite calling three of an item three woots, each sale only counts as one woot towards your qube?
Curses! 5 away from my black badge! Perhaps a woot pentafecta is in order tonight!
If only I had the storage space for all the scaffolding I need to get back into black-box-dom.
dkirson wrote:Curses! 5 away from my black badge! Perhaps a woot pentafecta is in order tonight!
Looks like you found a pentafecta on woot!
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so. many. posts.
Just a test
roywhitlock wrote:Just a test
shrdlu wrote: 1 shirt.woot 2 kids.woot 11 wine.woot 62 woots Sixty-two!?!? Really, how many leakfrogs does anyone need?
You know, it's been a very long time since I've seen a Leakfrog. I was giving them as gifts, but I no longer have extras. Next Woot Off, there had BETTER be Leakfrogs. The little square by the Welcome message is a nice touch (kudos to whichever Woot staffer thought of it). Only 14 Woots to go, and my square will be black again.
I just realized I had a green cube and what that meant. Holy schnikees, I need a life! 40 Woots? What the hell did I buy? I need to check with my credit card company because I think there must be some type of fraud involved. Oh, hang on a sec...the dinosaur robot knocked over my woot wine and the leak frog is chirping...be back in a sec...
For the record, it's a "two-dimensional cube" and we are very fond of it. I suggest that you sell "two-dimensional cubes" during woot-offs. The wooter would get piece of paper with a square in their color printed on it. You could also offer it in a fashion similar to the calendar de-crapyfier posts that would have the fold points indicated so we can print it out and fold it in to an actual cube. The possibilities are endless!
Ps. I also wish it had a link to all of my "quality posts" because I can't actually believe that I've had that many quality things to say. According to my spouse (and most of my teachers over the years) I haven't had 10 quality comments in my entire life. It would be cool if I could prove to them that woot disagrees (or has an unusual definition of the word quality)and show them what quality looks like. ...I'm just saying
Quick check. EDIT: Oh jeez, I didn't want it to be too low but I'm not sure if I was ready to be in the 50-99 category.
I enjoy my newly legitimate toply wooty status. Oh, woot the wooty wootiness. I am wootier than thou.
Been a black boxer forever.
I love how woot! has developed throughout the years (shirt, sellout, wine, now the new site) and would be more than happy to beta test for you.
yikes. this means my wife can actually see how many woot!s i've bought, tho' i've been having them delivered to my medical office for the last couple of years. luckily, she never comes in to the office or she'd see the monkeys all over the place. i know this is off-topic, but is there an easy way to find the posts that have been considered "quality"? i tried rolling over to the quality posts: 6 in the pop-up from the 2D cube, but that didn't work. oops. i better get back to my paperwork. i like to leave the office within an hour or so of checking the new woot!.
color check here, too...I am a woot-a-holic and I am PROUD!
When exactly will my cube change? I scored a Blue Oyster Cult during the woot-off yesterday, but I'm still a white box. edit: ok, its colored here, but not up top in the header.
quixotiCfluX wrote:When exactly will my cube change? I scored a Blue Oyster Cult during the woot-off yesterday, but I'm still a white box. edit: ok, its colored here, but not up top in the header.
Sigh. Log off, then log back on. Voila! It'll be fixed.
Finally got back to black... And my 100th Purchase... THE Bag of Coal on 12/25/2010 Thanks woot! Now don't change the color any time soon :-D
I made purple (excited) but then realized I am now only half way to black (sad) but then again realized I had a new goal (excited again).
mc5no4stp wrote:I made purple (excited) but then realized I am now only half way to black (sad) but then again realized I had a new goal (excited again).
You'll get there in no time! Don't fret.
Am I the only one embarrassed to be a black square?
neuropsychosocial wrote:Am I the only one embarrassed to be a black square?
Nope! I comfort myself that it's mostly random t-shirts, but then I realize that's worse, almost.
I am well above the black box cut off, but I suspect that my future purchases will not be at the pace that they have been running for the last 6 years. Alas, as many have lamented, Woot has lost much (certainly not all) of its charm. I still may snag an item here or there if I really need it, but I sorely miss the bandoliers of carrots and choosing to buy a monkey seems to have reached a price point that creates too much dissonance. I hope my black box doesn't fade to transparent over time... Argh!
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