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Tri Force Heroes Director Explains the Lack of Female CharactersPosted on 6/30/2015 by Austin Dickson
Tri Force Heroes is launching for Nintendo 3DS later this year and brings a multiplayer experience. In the game - you work together to get the materials for new outfits, which change the attributes of the players wearing them. One such outfit is a Zelda outfit, which leads many to wonder if a female playable character would be present in the game.
In an interview with IGN - Tri Force Heroes Director Hiromasa ...
Eimear Noone Kickstarter for "Songs of Zelda: A Link to the Celts" Passes GoalPosted on 6/29/2015 by Austin Dickson
Eimear Noone - the conductress for Symphony of the Goddesses - recently launched a Kickstarter for a new project entitled: Songs of Zelda: A Link to the Celts. They are striving to create an album full of Zelda music with an Irish twist. Eimear Noone asked for $30,000 in order to fufil the funding requirements of the project; however, they have since surpassed this goal and - at the time of writing - are at $33,560!
Zelda Maker a "Challenge to Make" According to Super Mario Maker's CreatorsPosted on 6/28/2015 by Austin Dickson
Super Mario Maker is heading to Wii U later this year and bringing with it a game that allows the creation of Mario levels. That is what Super Mario Maker was created to do - allow users the ability to create their own Mario levels based on several games in the franchise such as Super Mario Bros. Well, what about a Zelda Maker? According to a Game Informer interview with Super Mario Maker prodcuer Takashi Tezuka and dire...
Ocarina of Time Heading to Wii U Virtual Console Next Week in EuropePosted on 6/27/2015 by Austin Dickson
According to Nintendo of Europe on Twitter - Ocarina of Time is heading to the European eShop next Thursday, which is July 2, 2015. It will be coming to the Wii U Virtual Console. Ocarina of Time was originally released in Europe for the Nintendo 64 back on December 11, 1998. The game was a smash hit and was later remade for the 3DS. If you have yet to play it - you should definitely try out this release!
Tri Force Heroes is Not Part of the Zelda TimelinePosted on 6/25/2015 by Austin Dickson
Tri Force Heroes was announced last week for the Nintendo 3DS. We knew that the game would not have 2 player co-op amongst other things. We knew about the game not taking place in the world of Hryule, but where would it be on the Zelda timeline? According to Julie Gagnon of Nintendo - Tri Force Heroes is not in the timeline.
Tri Force Heroes Will Not Have 2 Player Co-OpPosted on 6/18/2015 by Austin Dickson
In a recent interview with Game Informer, Tri Force Heroes director Hiromasa Shikata spoke about a few details regarding the game. It takes place in a world that is not Hyrule and they have not placed it within the Zelda timeline yet. There will not be the ability to play 2 player co-op; however, 2 players can play in Coliseum Mode. The game features Download Play, so only 1 copy is required for local play. Be sure to ch...
Tri Force Heroes E3 2015 FootagePosted on 6/17/2015 by Austin Dickson
Tri Force Heroes was announced yesterday and we have posted both artwork and screenshots from the game. We also now have some footage we recorded on the E3 2015 show room floor of the game demo. We have several short clips and are aiming to get longer clips if time permitting. Be sure to check out all of our footage below.
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Gets a Batch of New ScreenshotsPosted on 6/16/2015 by Austin Dickson
We just posted artwork for Tri Force Heroes and now we have a batch of screenshots. They show off the same gameplay elements from the trailer, but it is still nice to have them. Be sure to check them out below!
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Gets a Batch of New ArtworkPosted on 6/16/2015 by Austin Dickson
Tri Force Heroes was recently announced for the 3DS. It is set to launch this Fall and will feature a multiplayer mode. Well, we now have a set of official artwork for the game. Remember that these images come from Nintendo of America. Be sure to check it all out as well as the Box Art below!
Miyamoto: "We have some really great Zelda footage for a later date"Posted on 6/16/2015 by Austin Dickson
Nintendo - as stated previously - did not show any Zelda Wii U footage in their E3 2015 Digital Event. Miyamoto has since stated they have "some really great Zelda footage" and they will be showing that off at some point, just "not today." This does not mean they will be showing footage at this years E3; however, it is a good signal that we should get more Zelda Wii U news in the coming months. The full quote is below......
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Updated: September 26, 2009, 5:36 PM ETBy David Newton | ESPN.com
DOVER, Del. -- Richard Childress Racing hasn't picked up the option on Casey Mears' contract and likely won't unless a sponsor is found to keep four cars in the organization.
And even that's not a given.
"If we don't have the funding to do it, I don't want to hold him back from getting another ride," team owner Richard Childress said Friday at Dover International Speedway.
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So today's weigh-in was a bit of a surprise. I only lost 0.3. Which is frustrating because of all of the activity that I've been doing. Not to mention the fact that I've been tracking each and every morsel that passes through my lips. I stayed within my points and though I did use all 35 WPAs, I also earned 28 APs. (This is less than the 39 APs I thought I would get, but it is more than my weekly goal of at least 25. I hurt my foot on Tuesday night, and while I did a few light activities yesterday, I didn't get the big push in that I had hoped for).
In spite of a disappointing weight loss, I am keeping the faith, because I know I am losing inches with all of this working out. I can feel it in my clothes, and I can see it in my face – my double chin is getting smaller. Not only that, but I FEEL healthier and more in control. I'm not going to let this stop me, no way. I'll teach that scale who's boss and eventually, the numbers will match all this effort I've been putting in.
Also, I'm proud of myself for going to the meeting again. That makes 2 weeks in a row. This may seem like the most basic part of WW for most of you, but for me, it's huge. It's not that I don't like the meetings, because I do, and when I go I get a lot out of them. It's that I hate the idea of "failing" in front of other people. Even though the lady at the reception desk who weighs me in could probably give two figs that my weight loss was so meager, in my mind, I feel judgment. Mostly because I'm judging myself. I always hold myself up to impossible standards, and I think that part of this journey for me is realizing that I can't always be the best at everything I do. I can put as much effort into something as possible, and I can still not see huge numbers falling off the scale. And I have to learn to be ok with that. Slowly, I think it's sinking in.
So my goals for the upcoming week:
I also want to make another goal for myself – to go to the WW meeting EVERY week for the rest of the summer. That's 5 more 9am meetings. (After that, I'm going to change back to the evening meetings, which will be Thursdays at 6:30). Wow, I can't believe I only have 5 weeks left, time flies. I'm excited to see how much I can accomplish in those 5 weeks. I'm not even going to put a number on it. I'm just going to keep doing what I've been doing and know (here's where the faith comes in) that by the time those 5 weeks are up, I'll be even healthier (and hopefully lighter) than I am now.


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The Gods have disappeared and the old sun has died, letting a vile twilight engulf the world of Nyn. In exchange for all treasures the mortals possessed, the evil giants agreed to forge a new sun and hurl it into the sky.
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text: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Furloughs, Closures Begin as Shutdown Affects Ohio By Associated Press • Oct 1, 2013 The impacts of the partial federal government shutdown are beginning to ripple across Ohio. The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force near Dayton has closed, canceling all tours and other events. The museum has some 1 million visitors a year and is a popular place for military reunions. A spokeswoman has said that all but three security staff members of 95 museum employees would be furloughed. Firms Compete To Expand Air Force Museum By Associated Press • Aug 12, 2013 Five companies will compete to build a new $46 million aircraft and space gallery to open in 2015 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in southwest Ohio. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will select the winning bid for construction of the 224,000-square-foot building for the museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton. The building will house rare presidential and research and development aircraft, spacecraft and cargo planes. Air Force Museum Releases Plan For New Building By Emily McCord • May 23, 2013 National Museum of the U.S. Air Force The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force has unveiled its plans for its fourth building. It will now include aircraft from the Research and Development gallery, along with Presidential Aircraft. Visitors will now be able to see the popular XB 70 and experimental aircraft, like the flying saucer like Avrocar. The plans also include an expanded Space gallery. The Memphis Belle and the Aerial War By Dan Patterson • May 16, 2013 Dan Patterson Seventy years ago this week American aviators were at war in Europe. In airplanes known as the B-17 Flying Fortress they were flying bombing missions over Germany. One of those planes, nicknamed "The Memphis Belle" flew its 25th combat mission on May 17th, 1943, and then came home to the US with its crew. One of the Memphis Belle's first stops was Wright Field in Dayton, where today she's being restored at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. "Top Gun" Star Just One Highlight of Film Festival By Jerry Kenney • Apr 8, 2013 Jerry Kenney Actor, Anthony Edwards has signed on to take part in this week's presentation of TOP GUN 3D at the new Air Force Museum Theater. Edwards, who played the role of Navy Lt. Nick "Goose" Bradshaw in the 1986 Paramount Pictures blockbuster, will co-present one of two scheduled screenings of the new 3D version of TOP GUN. It's all part of this year's Film Festival of Aviation. This week, I spoke with the festival's founder, Ron Kaplan to get the run-down on this year's entries, and the Air Force Museum's new big screen theater. Air Force Museum To Close Some Galleries By Associated Press • Apr 3, 2013 The national Air Force museum in southwest Ohio will close some galleries starting next month due to federal budget cuts. 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The Washington metropolitan area is the only major U.S. housing market where prices increased on an annual basis in the first quarter, according to a 20-city S&P/Case Shiller home-price index released Tuesday. The region was helped by relatively stable employment, fewer foreclosures and an abundant supply of house hunters.
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We are very proud to announce the recipients of the 2015 Business Development Grant for Artists & The Creative Industry...
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Wylie Karl-Cannon
Hong Hong
Hong Hong Studio
Joshua Westbrook
Brothers Crisp.
Katrina Orsini
Hartford Fashion Week
Tyrone Motley
Quenton Narcisse
Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
Andrea Cortez
Tainted, Inc.
Dina Coviello
Venom Vintage
Paulette Clark
PClark Productions
Dyshann Anderson
Stacy Lawes
Lawes International Group
Joshua Jenkins
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Putting the arts to work
Funded by the City of Hartford and managed by the Arts Council, the Hartford Arts & Heritage Jobs Grant program supports cultural programming that generates local business, creates and preserves job opportunities and impacts tourism—using arts and heritage projects as the engine to drive economic activity in the capital city.
Producing plays, concerts, exhibits and festivals requires purchasing goods and services, from hardware supplies to printing, dry cleaning and even insurance. Jobs grants recognize the ripple effect created by arts organizations that buy from local businesses, employ local residents and draw audiences from across the region to spend money at Hartford resturants, hotels and parking lots. This grant program has become a national model for using the arts to impact the local economy, winning a prestigious Audrey Nelson Community Development Acheivement Award in 2011.
Hartford Arts & Heritage Jobs Grants are awarded in two phases:
Grants to Organizations
Grants are awarded to projects falling under one of the following three cateorgies:
PHASE 2 – City Of Hartford, MECA
Grants to Artists & Micro-Enterprise Businesses
Grants are funded by federal Community Development Block Grants and are awarded to:
About Hartford Arts & Heritage Jobs Grants:
These Jobs Grants have a tremendous track record of success, exhibiting a return of 3-4 times more than the City of Hartford's initial investment. Since 2010:
PHASE 1 Please visit: https://letsgoarts.org/HartfordArtsJobs
Intent to Apply due September 18, 2014
Applications due October 16, 2014
Award notification in January 2015
PHASE 2 Please visit: http://www.hartford.gov/meca/awards?limitstart=0
Information regarding Phase 2 of this grant program will be released in March 2015
Outside The Box: Artist Take on City Utility Boxes
"My intent is to create something that is well made, interesting and aesthetic. Something familiar but altered in some way." The Crayon Box is bright, colorful and vibrant as individual crayons, but even more so as a group,… an urban metaphor I suppose."
Jeanne Manzelli
Alberto Colon Jr.
"When the QR Code is scanned with a mobile device it will lead them to a website showing a random artistic, digital rendering of the box. I incorporate technology & art in my work."
Balam Soto
"Johnny Schoolboy Taylor, pitched his way into baseball legend as a Hartford, Connecticut Bulkeley High School phenom & all-star pitcher in the Negro, Mexican, & Cuban Leagues. This Utility Box I hope will uncover Hartford History in professional sports and its hero "Schoolboy".
Dyshann Anderson
"My intent is to express my love for nature, while inspiring the public to think about the environment. The images of insects filled with clockwork gears; re-imagining of the natural world as clockwork creations. I am interested in the human kind influences nature, habitats, and species."
Katherine Owens
"I want my art to appeal to all generations and socio-economic groups. I see many more similarities, than differences in people and I hope my art reflects those similarities and celebrates the differences.
Jill Friedman
"As a animator/artist best known as "ZeroSnake" I am active in both the traditional and digital world.
Tyrone "ZeroSnake" Motley
Dooley-O is widely recognized in DJ circles as the first in Hip-Hop to sample 70's band Skull Snap and producer of who discovered the break. As well as a graffiti writer, Dooley-O continues to create and develop his street art for the public to see.
Alan "Dooley-O" Jackson
"I am a self-taught artist. I mix themes and symbols from traditional folklore with the heavily stylized caricatures of modern graffiti."
Claire Cronkhite
"I was recently responsible for sponsoring HOPE 4 AUTISM a non-profit organization dedicated to helping children with autism face their challenges. The Abstract Autism Puzzle art piece is dedicated to all the autistic children of Connecticut."
Olivia FiyaBomb Nguyen
"Inspired by nature, my artwork is illustrations combined with graphic design of botanical specimens. I hope this project brings nature into the urban environment."
Christina Blakemore
"The dandelion is one of nature's best designed plants, it overcomes adverse conditions, with its seeds traveling for miles & adapting to most regions of the world. The single drifting seed embodies the idea that every seed makes its own unique journey and relies on the will of nature to determine where it will land and grow."
Natacha Poggio
"Virtually all third world cultures use certain rare and valued materials to make paper, clothing, and decorations. What I tried to do is capture the spirit of tribal art with its beautiful and stunning appeal through color."
Joe Sam
"Using a Heart instead of the word HART is my way to symbolize that Hartford is alive. Like a beating heart of a human. Our Capital is the heart of Connecticut with art, culture, & history."
Vicktur Orteez
"Through my work I attempt to magnify the vibrancy, color, and mood, of subjects from all forms and context. This work of art I hope evokes the natural elements with earthy greens, vibrant blues, and bright crisp reds."
Patrick Connolly
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Christian Ayala
The City of Hartford, Marketing, Events, & Cultural Affairs Office (MECA) and Livable Sustainable Neighborhoods Initiative (LSNI) Divisions congratulate the following artist that have been selected to participate in the OUTSIDE THE BOX PROGRAM. The artist will be painting City of Hartford utility boxes with original artwork selected by a jury on August 9th & 10th, 2014.
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|Jeanne Manzelli
|Franklin Ave./Chester St.
|(side) 15"w x 32"l (side) 20"w x 32"l (top) 20.25"w x 16.5"l
|Alberto Colon
|Franklin Ave./Elliot St.
|(side) 15"w x 32"l (side) 20"w x 32"l (top) 20.25"w x 16.5"l
|Balam Soto
|Franklin Ave./Plymouth St.
|(side) 15"w x 32"l (side) 20"w x 32"l (top) 20.25"w x 16.5"l
|Dyshann Anderson
|Franklin Ave./ Benton St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Catherine Owens
|Franklin Ave./Brown St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Jill Friedman
|Franklin Ave./ Barker St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Tyrone Motley
|Franklin Ave./Preston St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Dooleyo Jackson
|Franklin Ave./South St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Claire Cronkhite
|Franklin Ave./Shultas St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Christina Blakemore
|Franklin Ave./Adelaide St.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Olivia Nguyen
|Franklin Ave./Maple Ave.
|(side) 24"w x 51.5"l (side) 23"w x 51.5"l (top) 24"w x 23"l
|Natacha Poggio
|Franklin Ave./South St.
|(side) 27.5"w x 54"l (side) 38"w x 54"l (top) 27"w x 38"l
|Joe Sam
|Franklin Ave./Brown St.
|(side) 27.5"w x 54"l (side) 38"w x 54"l (top) 27"w x 38"l
|Victor Ortiz
|Franklin Ave./Bodwell St.
|(side) 27.5"w x 54"l (side) 38"w x 54"l (top) 27"w x 38"l
|Patrick Connolly
|Franklin Ave./Hanmer St.
|(side) 27.5"w x 54"l (side) 38"w x 54"l (top) 27"w x 38"l
|Christian Ayala
|Franklin Ave./Cromwell
|(side) 27.5"w x 54"l (side) 38"w x 54"l (top) 27"w x 38"l
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High-level city officials have been fleeing the city – and work – early on Fridays this summer. The Sun tried calling a bunch of different agencies at the end of the week to try to figure out who was there and who wasn't, and turned up ten missing top officials (of the 25 city agencies). Some had just taken half-days, and others, like school chancellor Joel Klein and Parks commissioner Adrian Benepe had taken some of August off as a vacation. We're trying to get offended that they're skipping out — technically, they do work for us, don't they? — but mostly we're just jealous. We want to be wherever City Planning director Amanda Burden is going. We bet it's someplace fancy.
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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
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There are few white wine grape varietals as famous or widely appreciated as the Chardonnay, and with good reason. This highly flexible and adaptable grape quickly became a favorite of wineries due to its fairly neutral character. This neutrality allows the wineries to really show off what they are capable of doing, by allowing features of their terroir or aging process to come forward in the bottle. As well as this, most high quality wineries which produce Chardonnay wines take great efforts to induce what is known as malolactic fermentation, which is the conversion of tart malic acids in the grapes to creamy, buttery lactic acids associated with fine Chardonnay. Whilst the popularity of Chardonnay wines has fluctuated quite a considerable amount over the past few decades, it seems the grape varietal allows enough experimentation and versatility for it always to make a successful comeback.
Region: Victoria
As with much of coastal Australia, Victoria is something of an ideal location for viticulture. Situated on the south west coast of the country, across the sea from Tasmania, the Victoria wine industry has been going strong for well over a century. While Victoria was once the beating heart of the Australian wine scene, it is now only the third most productive region in the country. However, the hundreds of wineries in Victoria are renowned for their dedication to quality over quantity, and their willingness to experiment not only with the latest viticultural technologies, but also with a wide range of imported grape varietals. As such, alongside the ever-present 'Australian' grapes such as Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, you're just as likely to find Viognier and Sémillon in Victoria, making it an exciting and fascinating region for wine makers and wine drinkers alike.
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SPEECH BY THE MEC FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK, MME MIRIAM SEGABUTLA, AT THE 75 YEARS CELEBRATION OF THE DONALD FRASER HOSPITAL, VHEMBE DISTRICT, ON THE 03RD DECEMBER 2009. PROGRAMME DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE MAYOR OF VHEMBE, NTATE PHILLEMON MDAKA THE LOCAL MAYOR AND OTHER MAYORS OF DIFFERENT MUNICIPALITIES MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE DONALD FRASER HOSPITAL HONOURABLE GUESTS COMRADES LADIES AND GENTLEMEN NDI MATSHELONI! Today's celebration is very important since it marks the milestones travelled since the inception of this hospital. This hospital is one of the oldest in the country and that is something worth commendable. Anything that is old is a blessing, because the fact that it still exists gives us an opportunity to learn from it. Honourable guests, ladies and gentlemen, it is a great pleasure to share this beautiful day with you. We 1 could not afford to miss this prestige day, of celebrating 75 years of the existence of our own hospital. Indeed, it is an honour to be here. The Donald Fraser hospital, like other older hospitals, has been standing for as long as we are celebrating today. The history of this hospital tells us that this hospital was officially opened on the 18th August 1934. It is quite amazing that at that time it only had 12 beds, an operating theatre, surgery, dispensary, an office and a kitchen. Today, it has seriously expanded and the population it serves is very big. In addition, just like many of our existing hospitals, it has challenges. However, it is very reassuring to know that amidst those challenges, it is still able to house as many patients as possible and give them the necessary care. Our hospitals in general need improvement. Though it is not something that will be concluded tomorrow, it is something that we need to work on. We hosted doctors for an Imbizo and had an Indaba with nurses in Mokopane these past weeks, and most of the issues that were raised were very similar. Amongst the issues raised are infrastructure limitations and lack of adequate medical equipments. It was very concerning that although doctors and nurses come determined to do their jobs, they end up being defocused and demoralised by lack of basic needs for treatment of patients. This was not good to hear at all. When we speak of better medical care for our people, we mean in all aspects including the treatment they receive. Part of the growing trends amongst our medical care givers is the alarming treatment they give to our patients. This is a huge challenge that can never be tolerated. The 2 Minister of Health has spoken in volume about nurses and doctors that have an attitude problem towards patients and he emphasised that they will be brought to book. We acknowledge that our general medical system needs improvement. The introduction and ultimate implementation of the NHI will assist us to overcome some of these challenges since all those who need help will receive proper and equal care regardless of whether they are rich or poor. From our side as well, we still need to improve the general infrastructure of our hospitals, appoint proper management as soon as yesterday for hospitals that still lacks in this area, ensure that all hospitals give proper medical attention to patients, ensure that doctors' residents are proper, ensure that proper medical equipments are in place and many other things. Yesterday we celebrated the International day of Persons with Disability. Our people living with disabilities also need some of their services to be improved. Part of those are user friendly facilities, be it at the hospitals, airports, government departments and so on. Above all, they need you and I to help where we can. The World Aids Day commemoration on the 01st December was also big event in the province, nationally and all over the world. The president of South Africa, Ntate Jacob Zuma, also made very profound and wonderful promises to our living with HIV/Aids. He reached out to all patients with both Tuberculosis (TB) and HIV and promised them that 3 they will get treatment with anti-retroviral if their CD4 count is 350 or less. This is a serious move from the usual CD4 count of 200 or less. In addition to this, all HIV positive pregnant women with a CD4 count of 350 or with symptoms regardless of CD4 count will have access to treatment. This serious change in policy will help us to detect HIV and Aids earlier and will help address early reported deaths arising from late detection. The President touched on many issues and it is upon us to heed the call. The promises that were made will definitely be implemented and all our hospitals must be ready to serve as he outlined. He further emphasised the need to take our lives seriously by taking responsibility for our actions. That young people are the future leaders of our country and must therefore take charge of their lives. We also celebrated our Malaria day in this region on the 24th November and it was a success. We as a province have covered some serious strides in reducing infection. We have seriously moved from a high number of about 7000 infections to less than 3000 cases. This is a big step and it shows that our methods of prevention are working and other countries can learn from us. In October we had a number of Social Development Programs and it's good to reflect on the fact that we have been very much in touch with our people, working together to bring about better services. Ladies and Gentlemen, 4 As we celebrate 75 years of the existence of Donald Fraser Hospital, let us remember that we as South Africans, have a huge task of simplifying the medical health care system to make it work better for us. When we work together, we can never be defeated. As the 16 days of activism against women and children proceeds, it is shocking to hear of the reported cases of child molestation and women abuse in general. One would labour our the impression that this 16 days speaks to every Tom, Linda and Jonny. Why do we have this reported cases of abuse on the rise in this 16 days? This is wrong. Men and women who abuses women and children are inhumans. They are monsters and do not belong in our society. We need to stand together, hold each other's hands and fight these molesters. Let us stop abuse together, not only in this 16 days, but also in all other days. Working together, we can face anything head on. Indeed we say "hip hip hooraay" to Donald Fraser hospital for standing against the test of time. In addition, we would would like to wish you the best of the festive season. Take responsibility and prioritise your health. Enjoy! Thank you. 5
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Gustave Edmund von Grunebaum (1 September 1909 in Vienna Austria – 27 February 1972 in Los Angeles USA, born Gustav Edmund Ritter von Grünebaum[1]) was an Austrian historian and Arabist.
Gustave had a Ph.D. in Oriental Studies at the University of Vienna. When Nazi Germany absorbed Austria in the Anschluss of 1938, he went to the United States, where he got a position at the Asia Institute in New York under Arthur Upham Pope. In 1943, he went on to the University of California, and was made professor of Arabic in 1949. In 1957, he became professor of Near Eastern History and the director of a new department called the Near Eastern Center.
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