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BRASHER FALLS Stephan J. Vigliotti Sr., the outgoing superintendent of the General Brown Central School District in Dexter, has been named the new superintendent for the St. Lawrence Central School District.
He will replace Stephen M. Putman, who has held the job since 2005 and plans to retire at the end of the school year.
Mr. Vigliotti, who has overseen the General Brown school system since 2002, served as deputy superintendent from 2001 to 2002 and junior and senior high principal from 1999 to 2002.
He was also a finalist for the superintendent job in the Norwood-Norfolk Central School District.
The appointment was made following a special St. Lawrence Board of Education meeting Wednesday night. The contracts terms are still being worked out.
St. Lawrence had 10 applicants for the position, and that list was narrowed to three who came in for interviews with administrators, teachers and community members. The search was then pared to Mr. Vigliotti and Lisa L. Grenville, who began working in the district in August 2005 when she was appointed as the elementary school principal. She took over as high school principal in September and also serves as the districts special education director.
Board President James K. Lattimer said members chose Mr. Vigliotti because of his background.
He has more time as a superintendent and is more seasoned, he said, noting it was a difficult decision for the board to choose between Mr. Vigliotti and Ms. Grenville, who had more familiarity with the district.
Both candidates were very capable, but with a long-range plan and with his experience, we thought we needed someone who could step right in and continue on where Steve Putman is leaving off, Mr. Lattimer said.
Mr. Vigliotti said he was impressed with what he saw during his visits to the schools.
I saw a lot of great things going on as I had the opportunity formally and informally to interact with those folks, he said. I see a lot of people who truly care about improving student achievement. I felt the Board of Education was committed to the same end. I felt potentially I could help them and move forward together.
He said General Brown, with approximately 1,550 students, is slightly larger than St. Lawrence Central, but the challenges that face educators today are transferable.
General Brown is still classified the same way as St. Lawrence Central would be: a high-needs rural district, he said. Financially, the current state of financing public education is extremely difficult for the high-needs rural districts. We have to be diligent and committed to advocating for the group of kids because unfortunately, the way our state aid system is set up right now, the students in those types of school districts are at a disadvantage.
Mr. Vigliotti said he has been very active in different ways to bring equitable funding to high-needs rural districts.
In my opinion, state aid inequities really point to one of the largest civil rights issues in our time right now, he said. It shouldnt matter where they attend school. I will continue to be a strong advocate.
St. Lawrence Central was identified in November 2011 as a School in Need of Improvement for special education students performance in English language arts. However, it was designated by the state Education Department in Good Standing for the 2012-13 school year.
Mr. Vigliotti said the district must ensure student performance remains up to the standards.
Based on what I saw during my visits, the staff is seemingly working very diligently to try and improve things, Mr. Vigliotti said.
The General Brown Board of Education accepted Mr. Vigliottis resignation as superintendent in January, effective June 30, to fill a social studies teaching position at the junior-senior high school. After some reflection I have decided I would like to return to my roots as an educator and to teaching, he wrote to the board.
His resignation came three years after district taxpayers chastised him over his handling of former Dexter Elementary School Principal Michael Lennoxs resignation. By February 2010, residents were told they werent even allowed to say Mr. Vigliottis name during public comment sessions at board meetings. A petition circulated before a board meeting that month calling for Mr. Vigliottis resignation. Nearly two months later, Mr. Vigliotti requested his contract not be extended beyond June 30, 2014.
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MASSENA Saying he couldnt support borrowing more money when Massena Memorial Hospital was already in the red, board of managers member Darrell P. Paquin cast the sole no vote on the lease and purchase of a new CT scanner package.
That would count as part of our debt. Youre going to take on more debt. Im opposed because of the leasing. I agree we need a CT scanner. I dont agree with going out and borrowing money when were in debt, he said.
Senior Director of Ancillary Services Mark P. Brouillette told board members Monday that the hospital will lease the Siemens 128-slice CT scanner package for five years before buying it at the end of the five-year term.
The cost would be $1,260,135. That includes $998,900 for the scanner, including the negotiated trade-in value of $115,000 for the scanner now in use; $208,630 for a work station; $34,605 for a power injector; and $18,000 for facility preparation and modification expenses. The annual service costs will be $147,313.
We also negotiated an approximate $24,000-per-year reduction in the preventive maintenance cost, Mr. Brouillette said.
With the leasing option, the hospital would pay an interest rate of 2.9 percent, equating to just over $91,000 in total interest, according to Michael J. Tortoriello, MMHs director of accounting and finance. Mr. Tortoriello is serving as the acting chief financial officer.
It seems as if were borrowing a lot of money. Were not generating enough revenue to pay our debt and we have to borrow more money. Im in complete favor of replacing the machine. I dont understand why were paying $90,000 interest, Mr. Paquin said.
Instead, he said, the hospital could use two anticipated reimbursement checks to pay cash for the machine.
Youre going to take on more debt because of the leasing, he said.
Hospital CEO Charles F. Fahd II said that as the hospital faces difficult financial times, it was important to have cash on hand to tide it over rather than use it to make large-scale purchases.
I think right now what were trying to do is, we need to have all the cash in the bank, he said.
Mr. Brouillette said the purchase had been presented to the Finance Committee, which agreed to move forward with the acquisition of the machine.
The current CT scanner had brought in its share of revenue for the hospital, he said. In 2012, for instance, he said the hospital conducted 6,984 exams that generated $9,252,445 in gross revenue. The average reimbursement for the year was $4,973,189. The average reimbursement percentage is an average between zero reimbursement, the Medicare rate estimate of 40 percent, the private insurance rate estimate of 75 percent and the full 100 percent reimbursement.
For the first portion of this year, it has had 2,694 exams and seen a gross revenue of $4,536,307 and an average reimbursement of $2,438,265.
Altogether, the machine has been used for 59,725 exams, resulting in a gross revenue of $63,045,926 and an average reimbursement of $33,887,185, he said.
The purchase comes at a time when the hospital continues to see declining financial figures.
The hospital budgeted 217 inpatient discharges for June and ended the month with 203, compared to 215 in June 2012, a drop of 5.58 percent. The year-to-date budget called for 1,364 inpatient discharges, and the actual figure is 1,276, with in time in 2012, a drop of 1.62 percent.
Net patient revenue was budgeted for $4.2 million in June, but fell short at $3.6 million, or 13.84 percent below budget. It was $3.4 million in June 2012.
Year to date, net patient revenue as of the end of June was $22.2 million, short of the budgeted $24.7 million. It was $22 million at this point in 2012.
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CUMBERLAND — The Town Council unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday night authorizing Mayor Daniel J. McKee and the police department to purchase new desktops and related equipment as part of a department-wide overhaul of its computer systems.
The $23,635 to purchase the new computers will not come from town funds, but rather a 2009 COPS law enforcement technology grant.
Police Chief John R. Desmarais told the council Wednesday night that the department is planning to purchase 31 Hewlett Packard Compaq Pro 6300 small-form desktop personal computers with graphics cards and processors, as well as 10 17-inch monitors.
Desmarais said the new PCs will replace the department's current computers, which are 10 to 15 years old, and that the upgrade will be a benefit to the town.
"With the tragedy in Connecticut, we're looking to upgrade our entire communications system and this new technology will allow us to look at the cameras at the high school," the chief said.
Last year, the police department's communications division got a major overhaul with an $82,000 upgrade to the department's radio dispatch system. The money used to fund the upgrades was from a 2008 federal technology grant that covered the entire cost of the purchase. The money was used to enhance the currrent four-tower system, which relies on telephone lines to communicate to each other.
Specifically, the enhancements were in the form of a point-to-point system, which uses a wave system to eliminate the use of the telephone lines. That upgrade is expected to save the town $1,500 per month on telephone-line services.
The new equipment upgrade provides clearer communication between towers, which allows better communication among police, fire and rescue personnel.
Before the radio upgrades, there were times when the phone lines crossed over, resulting in police and fire communications on the same channel. With the new point-to-point system, the same frequency is being used, but the phone lines have been eliminated.
The Cumberland Police Communications Division is responsible for the dispatching of police, fire and EMS. Communications staff is comprised of a supervisor and six dispatchers. Along with radio communications, the dispatchers handle most of the incoming telephone calls from 17 different phone lines. These include three 911 lines, two alarm lines, a "hot line" that works in conjunction with the department's school base program and a dedicated TDD line for the hearing impaired.
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Wednesday, February 5 marked the official signing day for colleges and universities to sign local football players. Here is a list of all those local athletes who will be playing at the next level at South Dakota State, South Dakota, Augustana, the University of Sioux Falls, Northern State, and Dakota State.
"Kirby Hora, LB, Roosevelt; Trevor Naasz, DB, Lincoln; Joey Newman, DL, Tri-Valley; Jake Niedringhaus, LB, O'Gorman; Caden Quintanilla, RB, Lincoln, Taylor Roeman, DB, Tea; Tanner Schulte, WR, O'Gorman; Mike Van Veldhuizen, OL, Lincoln; Matt Wagner, Defensive Athlete, Lincoln."
University of Sioux Falls:
"A.J. Garrow, WR, Brandon Valley; Steven McKee, DL, Yankton; Levi Rozeboom, OL, Inwood, Iowa."
Northern State:
"Austin Christopherson, WR, Pierre; Alex Gray, DB, Pierre; Brayden Hilton, RB, Aberdeen Roncalli; Reid Joffer, OL, Parker; Nate Johnson, OL, Watertown; Austin Meester, DB, Beresford High School/Hudson, SD; Asher Pikula, CB, Rapid City Central; Landon Rohlfs, LB, Redfield, SD."
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"Trevor Anderson, WR, Wall, SD; Aric Birkeland, OL, Huron, Dereck DeVries, FS, Lennox; Jacob Giles, QB, Madison; Jacob Habeger, OL, Dell Rapids; Tyler Myers, DE, Ethan."
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No South Dakota recruits, but here is a list of preferred walk-ons:
"Dalton Cox, LB, Aberdeen; Dakota Thorstenson, DE, Selby; J.J. Hejna, Athlete, Yankon; Zach Morehead, OL, Tea; Noah St. Pierre, CB, Wagner."
University of South Dakota:
"Kray Krolikowski, DE, Winner, Nick Jensen, OL, Vermillion; Justin Harkless, QB, Hot Springs (SD); Chase Glazier, QB, Custer; Shay Bratland, RB, Watertown; Spencer Hopkins, LB, O'Gorman."
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Liz Nare has had a season of firsts so far, including her first career goal and first career assist.
Monday, Nare picked up her first Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week award as well. She was named for her play in UNM's 1-0 win over New Mexico State University.
Nare is the second Lobo in three weeks to earn a conference honor, as Jordan Craig was named MW Offensive Player of the Week after scoring three goals in wins over SMU and Texas.
Originally from Lake Forest, Calif., Nare anchored the UNM defense in the 1-0 double-overtime victory over in-state rival NMSU. The Lobo defense allowed just three shots and none from inside 25 yards of the goal.
Nare drew an assist on the winning goal, as her long pass found Jordan Craig at the edge of the box, who settled the ball and passed to Elba Holguin for the winning shot.
That game was Nare's 50th consecutive start — she hasn't missed a game in her career.
Despite playing in the back, Nare is tied for third on the team in scoring with a goal and two assists. She held down the fort with teammate Lauren Irwin in front of Kelli Cornell as UNM saw a change in the defensive back line on Sunday due to an injury.
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Good to know: The percentage of cacao associated with each bar is essentially how much of the pure cocoa tree is in there.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Boston Chocolate School
Good to know: The percentage of cacao associated with each bar is essentially how much of the pure cocoa tree is in there.
21 comments:
- Meghan@travelwinedine said...
Great recap! You really captured a lot of the lesson. My notes were a mess :)
- March 3, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- MelissaNibbles said...
The class sounds more intensive than I would've thought. So much info!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
Great re-cap! I'm looking forward to sharing some more good eats with you tonight!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Elizabeth said...
So so fun getting to see everyone! I have to say, I'm the total opposite, I finished most of my chocolate but left lots of wine. Especially the port, that one was intense.
- March 3, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
Ha - love the final glass photo. You got so many of the key details in this post. I totally took bad notes!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Oh, My Darling said...
Whaaat?! A school of chocolate! I'd be the head of the class, yum.
- March 3, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Kelly said...
Lots of wine, chocolate, and cheese in one night? That's amazing.
- March 3, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- Betsy said...
I like wine more than chocolate, too!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- Melissa said...
Best recap! You really covered everything!
- March 3, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Megan said...
I can't believe you were able to finish all of your wine!!
- March 3, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
well that looks like a fun chocolate course but I think i would have a a hard time concentrating with all that chocolate nearby
- March 3, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Corinne said...
Now thats a class I would never mind doing homework for! Ha. Thank you for sharing the fun facts (devils food, who knew!) and your takeaways aka you like wine more than choc :) So fun!
- March 3, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Boston Food Diary said...
GREAT review!! Definitely makes me want to take the class!
- March 3, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Lauren said...
Ok... I want all of that!!! haha! Looks amazing!
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- March 3, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- this free bird said...
do you work out?
is it wrong that i want to partake in this and fail so i can re-take?
- March 3, 2011 at 7:17 PM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
Wow what an amazing experience! The chocolate & wine tasting especially sounds like so much fun!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:20 PM
- Kelly (She Wears a Red Sox Cap) said...
Oh my goodness, this is definitely the best possible school... yum! So jealous reading all about it!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:23 PM
- Bridget said...
Mmm this makes me want Chocolate right now. This was a really informative post!! I love all the information, and that place is gorgeous. I never new it was a B&B and such a great price!
So great to see you last night!! I really wanted to use that as my post title which was one of the motivations for me to get it done so fast hahah!
- March 4, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Simply Life said...
wow! what a great event! and only $75/night- what a steal!
- March 5, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- mr. pineapple man said...
how fun!! great pics too!
- March 7, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Melissa said...
Mmmm, I wish I could have attended. I was too busy living it up in Disney. ;) Next chocolate event, I'm in! Looks like it was delicious.
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From the peaks of the Andes to the Asian steppes, from the arctic coasts to the African Savannah, roughly 30,000 edible crops have been identified throughout the world. And throughout history humankind has learned to use about 7,000 of them: for nourishment, clothing and healing properties. Today, according to data from the FAO, 30 kinds of crops provide 90% of the calories eaten the world over alone and three of these (rice, grain and corn) account for more than half.
We are slowly forgetting how to identify, cultivate, cook and conserve hundreds of local varieties that have adapted over time to the climactic conditions and the characteristics of every kind of land. We are losing a precious fountain of knowledge that has been accumulated over generations to find in local nature a response to our needs. We have become dependent on three kinds of cereals while the number of hungry people doesn't stop increasing and according to international organizations there are now more than one billion such people in the world.
The minor varieties, cancelled out be industrial monoculture, are still a reference point for the feeding and cultures of many peoples and they have a fundamental role in the actual state of affairs: they can guarantee more resilience, better capacity to withstand climate change and can take on a central role in the promotion of local economies in the fight against malnutrition.
The United Nations has declared that 2013 is the year of the quinoa: this Andean cereal is at the center of a recurrence that is obviously only symbolic, but that hopes to remind people of local crops that have been forgotten.
Among the celebrations, we'd like to underline the international conference titled "Crops for the 21st century – Old and new crops to respond to the challenges of the 21st century" that is held in the south of Spain, in Cordoba, from December 10-13. This is the fourth event organized by bodies like the FAO, the IFAD, the University of Cordoba and Slow Food. Among the planned events in the Andalusian city there is much anticipation for José Graziano da Silva, Director General of the FAO, who will open the meeting, the Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Alimentation and Environment, Miguel Aries Cañete, the special supervisor of the UN for food rights, Olivier de Schutter and the president of Slow Food, Carlo Petrini.
The 15th century Palacio de la Merced, the conference venue, will host various exhibitions, among which there is the "Faces of Terra Madre," with the producers, students, cooks, and researchers of the worldwide Terra Madre network photographed by Mauro Vallinotto.
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Hello barefootjon. Thank you for your interest in the Transitional Bronze One-light Ceiling Fan. The description is correct, this fan/light is only 13" from ceiling to the shade. As for being wired to 2 different wall switches, that is something you should ask an electrician. I hope this helps, and thanks for shopping with us.
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Hi, I have high ceiling and would like to have a longer downrod ... Would that be possible ? Can I purchase a longer downrod separately for this unit?
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Gomer Peacock.
When I first came to Price 17 years ago to work at the College of Eastern Utah I was amused by the fact that a room in the main building was named after a man with what at the time I considered to be a silly name. Afterall, the only person I had ever heard of named Gomer was on a television sitcom.
But as I learned more about this man, and those who surrounded him, I found that I would have never made my way to this wonderful place I now call home without his stout efforts to save what was then Carbon College from the state legislatures chopping block.
In the early 1950's J. Bracken Lee, a Price native, and one time mayor of Price had risen to the office of governor in the state of Utah. Lee, who was always outspoken, and who went by the motto "Do what's right and let'em holler," decided that the state was spending way too much money on education, both in the public schools and at the college level. Amongst the things he tried to do was basically pay teachers less and get the president of Carbon College fired. Neither happened, but he did succeed in getting a special session of the legislature to agree to ship Snow, Dixie and Weber junior colleges back to the LDS church from where their beginnings sprang and to close Carbon College completely.
People in eastern Utah were inflamed by this action of a native son. Lee said it was for the economic good of the state, and officially that is still how it stands in many of the histories written about his time in office. But those that lived here surmised at the time that there were other reasons, some of them personal, as to why he wanted to see the local college out of business.
Enter Gomer Peacock. He was a prominent businessman and citizen of the area and along with some other local leaders they organized a committee to fight the closure. Since most anything the legislature does can be reversed by petition and then a vote by the people of the state as to whether a bill stands or not, that is the route they took to keep the college open.
From December of 1953 until the general election of Nov. 2, 1954 they fought a long and hard battle to first, gain enough signatures on the petition to have the measure placed on the ballot, and then to get the public to understand that closing the college was not a good idea.
Now getting the signatures was not easy; it was a statewide thing and while people at the other colleges also opposed what was happening, none of them actually faced closure at the time. The committee's main enemy was not Lee or the legislature that voted for the closure, but public apathy. Peacock inspired local people to get involved and send out fliers all over the state, to go to meetings and speak on behalf of the college and to contact everyone they knew in the state to get them to sign the petition.
By the petitions deadline they had collected 56,117 signatures and the measure was on the ballot. They then continued their person to person campaign across the state and finally on that fateful day in November, the voters of Utah told the law makers and the governor that they didn't want to see the transfer or the closure happen by a four to one vote ratio. Peacock and his coharts were heroes, and deservedly so.
Today we have a different set of circumstances going on, but in a way it amounts to much the same thing; a possible major change in the status of CEU that would be forced upon us by the legislature. The legislature is a group of politicians who most of us snicker at year after year because of the ridiculous things that go on up there, yet this is a serious matter for our area. In two sessions of inquiry in the last week college officials and our state representatives have been asked a lot of questions about what will happen if CEU becomes Utah State University at Price or whatever they might call it. College people are concerned about their jobs, students about their future. But maybe, we as a group, have been asking the wrong questions, because we are so concerned about the here and now.
Maybe there are some underlying reasons this is happening now. Just as Lee may have had reasons beyond what he stated, is the proposed legislation being guided by other motives or purposes as well?
Right now any cut in services from the college or decrease in payroll will only hurt the community. Few in the general public realize the economic impact the college has on our area. Would a changed entity provide better service, more economically? Would it give our kids more opportunity within our area?
And we also have to ask why Utah State would want this merger to happen. How is this in their interest? Is it that they want in on an outstanding nursing program in their fold? Does it fit the mission of their institution? I doubt, they have much interest in an award winning automotive department, outstanding welding program or progressive diesel education venue.
And what about SEATC, which was recently forced by this same legislature to come to CEU's campus and become a part of the college they were basically removed from in the 1990's?
But maybe the main question should be, what particular individuals in the community would benefit from such a change? What I think was an unwise meeting of some local individuals with the president of USU concerning the idea took place in December. That meeting puts a large black mark on the entire idea for me, because it was done without any kind of notification to people in the community, including many who are associated with the college. A move like that tends to make me wonder what the hell is going on here.
And it should make you, the reader, wonder the same thing.
The idea of CEU becoming a four year college has been around since it opened it's doors in 1937. What people don't seem to understand is that four year colleges generally do not offer associate degrees. They also don't offer certificates in technical/vocational fields. Their emphasis is on grinding out people with bachelor degrees, who usually get jobs that are totally unrelated to the degree they obtained. CEU as it presently exists generates outstanding students in fields Utah State may have no interest in. And those fields also fit our local economy. A bachelors degree is a nice thing to have, but if the jobs available require that you know how to troubleshoot the electrical system on a Kenworth or weld together sections of a high pressure pipeline and you have no background either, are you going to stay in the area?
What needs to happen here, before any action is taken by the legislature to change things, is to do a real study of the changes that would take place with such a move. A committee needs to be set up to look at the overall picture; a committee with real deadlines for bringing the information in; one that is reasonably independent of college officials, politicians and private business that would benefit from such a merger.
For a change we could even have some common citizens on such a study group, instead of the usual cast of characters so often seen on these kinds of committees.
And maybe to do that, we need a new millennium Gomer Peacock to step forward.


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It is a land of exceptional natural grandeur; with beautiful scenic beaches, immense stretches of marshlands, cool grassy meadows and powerful rivers carving gorges through dense forests. The most heavily populated and cultivated parts of the island are the Paniai Lakes district and the Baliem Valley to the east.
The provincial capital of Jayapura is situated on hills which overlook the sea, and is accessible by boat and plane. It was here that General MacArthur assembled his fleet for the invasion of the Philippines during the Second World War.
European traders looking for spices began arriving in the early 16th century, and have left historical footprints in the area with names such as Bougainville, Cape d'Urville and the Torres Straits.
It was the Dutch who made the most lasting impact on the island, when in 1828 they formally made Papua a Dutch Territory until 1962.
Land Transportation : Private cars and motorcycles which are available to hire on charter to the particular destination. From Jakarta, Surabaya, Makassar, Denpasar and Manado.
Small airstrips are used to travel the inland area (Twin Otter and Cessna).
Sea transportation: every regency capital situated at the coastal area owns a port, which can be visited by cruises: Ms. Dorolonda, sails from Surabaya, Makassar, Kupang, Ambon Fak Fak, Sorong, Monokwari, Nabire, Serui, Biak and Jayapura. Ms. Labobar sails from Batam, Jakarta Semarang, Surabaya, Makassar, Sorong, Manokwari, Biak, Serui and Jayapura.
People & Culture
The people of the island can be divided into more than 250 sub-groups, including the Marindanim, Yah'ray, Asmat, Mandobo, Dani and Afyat. Those in the central highlands still maintain their customs and traditions, virtually untouched by outside influences.
The different tribes have lived, for the most part, in isolation from even one another, resulting in an incredibly diverse mixture of cultures. The coastal regions of Papua, however, were visited as early as the 7th century by traders from Sriwijaya kingdom.
Sea food being one of the specialties here makes it a heaven for visitors who love fish and sea food dishes. Freshly baked or grilled fish taste wonderful especially when consumed while watching the sunset. People allergic to sea food need not worry because you can also consume traditional food like papeda or ayam lalapan (fried chicken with chili).
Tourism Office
Jl. Raya Abepura, Dinas Otonom Kotaraja, Jayapura - Papua
Phone. (62-967) 583001 Fax. (62-967) 586551
Baliem Valley
High up in the mountains of central Papua at an altitude of 1,600 meters above sea level, hemmed in by steep green mountain walls, lies the stunningly...
Location: Papua » Papua
Klub Golf Rimba Irian
Klub Golf Rimba Irian is the "World's most remote championship golf course". Not only has the golf course won several design awards, so to has the...
Location: Papua » Papua » Kab. Mimika
Cendrawasih Bay National Park
The large Cendrawasih Bay National Park in the north of the island of Papua, otherwise known as Teluk Cenderawasih, includes Indonesia's...
Location: Papua » Papua, West Papua » Kab. Teluk Wondama
Baliem Valley Festival
The main tribes inhabiting the beautiful Baliem Valley in the central highlands of Papua are the Dani, the Yali and the Lani. Although now modernized...
Location: Papua » Papua
The Wamena Highlands
Many have been captivated by the story of Shangri La. It is intriguing, appealing, and almost mystifying when chatting about it among travelers....
Location: Papua » Papua
Lake Sentani
Travel into inner Papua can be relaxing when commenced with a visit to Lake Sentani, a scenic beauty over glittering water located near Jayapura,...
Location: Papua » Papua » Kab. Jayapura
Lorentz National Park
Covering more than 9,652 square miles in one of the largest islands in the world, Lorentz National Park in Papua is considered to be the only...
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The purpose of the Benedictine Heritage Study Tour is to help employees deepen their understanding of our Catholic Benedictine heritage. The tours provide an opportunity to personally encounter the historic Italian and Bavarian sites to which the Benedictine communities of Saint John's and Saint Benedict's trace their origins.
Application Information
If you are curious about what you may experience on this study tour, a good source of information is a video that one of the 2010 groups produced as a result of their tour. This 15-minute video can be viewed at this link, Tour Video
Eligibility: Eligibility is limited to employees of Saint John's University, the Order of Saint Benedict, and joint employees of CSB. In the event of numerous applicants, preference will be given to those with five or more years of continuous service. Members of administrative and support staffs as well as faculty members are encouraged to apply. Applicants scheduled to work at the time of the tours should first consult with their supervisor to determine if participation is appropriate and possible in relation to departmental operations and staffing coverage. Written evidence of supervisory consultation must be provided through receipt of the supervisor approval form. (See How to Apply section.) The principal criterion for participant selection is the strength of their application. See the directions below for the expected content. In the case of equally strong applications in the same area, preference will be given to the person with the longest continuous full-time employment.
How to Apply:
- Submit a narrative of not more than three pages explaining why you are interested in this experience, what you hope to learn from it, and how your participation will benefit your work and service in our campus communities in the years to come.
- Indicate which dates you prefer.
- If you know conversational Italian or German, or if you have international travel experience, it would be helpful to mention that in your narrative.
- Please use the attached form to confirm your supervisor's acknowledgement and approval of your participation. If you submit a hard copy of your application, attach a signed copy of this form with your application. If you send your application electronically, please ask your supervisor to send the approval separately - a hard copy or electronically. No applications will be considered until supervisor approval has been received. Faculty who are not under contract at the time of the scheduled tours are not required to submit this form.
Please note: The Benedictine Heritage Study Tours are offered as a special professional development opportunity. Administrative and support staff tour participants regularly scheduled to work during the travel dates will receive their regular pay for the time they would have normally been scheduled to work and will not be required to use accrued vacation leave.
Costs: Transportation, housing and some meals will be paid for by the Benedictine Institute. Participants will be asked to contribute $350 to help cover side tours such as the ancient sites in Rome and the Vatican Museum as well as tips for guides. Participants will also be responsible for obtaining a passport, paying for some meals, and any personal expenses. Regarding meals, the tour will pay for all breakfasts and three lunches. Participants will be expected to pay for all other meals. Also please note that all rooms will be double occupancy.
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