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Chosun Taekwondo AcademyRead MoreEquipment: Kicking and punching targets, heavy bags, sparring gear Students should bring: Nothing required Average class length: 60 minutes Number of Staff: 11–25 people Class location: Indoors only Established: 1997 Registration required: Yes Good for beginners: Yes Guests allowed: Yes Parking: Parking lot Q&A with Master Doug Cook, Owner and Head Instructor Exercise is challenging, and people frequently give up on their fitness routines. How do you keep clients motivated? We offer a comprehensive curriculum that is challenging for students. In the martial arts system, people advance through the ranks and when a rank is achieved, they move on and learn new techniques. Our traditional approach emphasizes self-defense so students are learning skills that can help them with confidence and focus. We work on self-enrichment through meditation and internal energy development. Besides working out, what else can clients do to spend their time at your facility? Meditation, Qigong exercises, and yoga. Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover? At the core of taekwondo training is a creed or code of ethics. This is called the five tenets of taekwondo, which are courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit. Not only do we try to instill these virtues in our students but we as a martial arts academy try to run our business with these words in mind. We seek to train the whole person: body, mind, and spirit.62 Main StWarwick, NY US
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CKO Kickboxing Hoboken 900 Madison StreetRead MoreCKO Kickboxing's Joseph Andreula opened up his first gym in Hoboken, New Jersey, back in 1997. In that humble location, the fitness guru helped his clients shed their spare pounds and ratchet up their self-esteem with intense kickboxing workouts. Once word got out that Joseph's program of punching and kicking weighted bags got you more ripped than stay-at-home programs of punching and kicking ghosts, the gym caught on. CKO Kickboxing locations began to pop up throughout the country, where the newly expanded company's commitment to delivering heart-pumping workouts even earned a mention on NBC's Today. At the Hoboken location, all students are treated as equals as they strap on gloves and step up to the heavy bag. Trainers work with students of varying martial-arts or fitness experience and guide classes through up-tempo workouts of blistering jabs, uppercuts, roundhouse kicks. Each 60-minute class integrates strength-training and abdominal exercises, which help each participant burn up to 1,200 calories per class. All the while, dance music plays to help motivate students to take it to the next level and include a couple high kicks into their electric-slide routines.20 Ronald Reagan BoulevardWarwick, NY US


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Saw on the AUA website that Baylor isn't participating in ERAS. Emailed in and got the following response:Thank you for your interest in our program. We are not participating in the AUA Match this year.We are compressing the length of our residency program down to 5 years and omitting the unaccredited research year.Take care,
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"Things are different now," a news anchor commented last Tuesday while covering the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C.
Those words continue to resonate a week later, with sports, travel and entertainment all vastly affected by the East Coast tragedies.
In the music industry, the biggest changes are occurring on the air as radio and music video outlets around the country alter their playlists to reflect the radically different context in which pop music is now heard as compared to when the music was originally written and recorded.
As Bob Buchmann, program director at WAXQ in New York, put it, "The Steve Miller Band's 'Jet Airliner' doesn't evoke the same feeling it did last Monday."
Radio and music video stations are rethinking the music they play, removing songs dealing with violence and questioning just about everything else.
Program directors at Clear Channel Communications, the country's largest owner of radio stations, compiled a list of more than 150 songs that might be considered questionable following the attacks and distributed it to the company's nearly 1,200 stations. The list includes songs with references to explosions, terrorism, airplanes, skyscrapers, New York, the Middle East and even the day Tuesday.
The songs range from rock anthems such as AC/DC's "Shot Down in Flames" and Stone Temple Pilots' "Big Bang Baby" to oldies such as the Gap Band's "You Dropped a Bomb on Me" and Oingo Boingo's "Dead Man's Party." Other, less obvious songs on the list include Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York," Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Tuesday's Gone" and Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water."
Pam Taylor, a spokesperson for Clear Channel, stressed Monday that this list is not a corporate mandate and does not ban the songs from the company's airwaves.
"It's something for programmers to consider," explained Jim Richards, general manager of several Clear Channel stations in San Diego, who helped assemble the list.
While the radio and record industries seem to agree on the necessity for heightened sensitivity following the attacks, several musicians and their representatives are puzzled by the inclusion of songs on the list. Some even thought the list was a joke.
" 'Smooth Criminal' is like the funnest song out there," Alien Ant Farm singer Dryden Mitchell said. "We sing in falsetto. It's supposedly about murder, but nobody really knows what that song is about, including me. The last thing we are is some serious band. We're just positive and funny."
The Michael Jackson cover is among a batch of new metal tracks that includes P.O.D.'s "Boom," System of a Down's "Chop Suey!," Slipknot's "Left Behind" and "Wait and Bleed," Mudvayne's "Death Blooms," Fuel's "Bad Day" and everything by Rage Against the Machine.
Adam Raspler, co-manager of 311, whose "Down" is on the list presumably because the song's title could imply airplanes or buildings coming down, echoed Mitchell's sentiments. "I realize this is a very sensitive time for many Americans and I'm definitely sympathetic to that," he said. "I really don't understand [including] 'Down.' The song is a thank-you note to 311's fans. The chorus says, 'We've changed a lot and then some/ But you know that we have always been down/ If I ever didn't thank you/ Please just let me do it now.' 311 have always prided themselves on having a positive message, one that promotes unity and tolerance. I really don't think there's anything insensitive or controversial about 'Down.' "
Roy Laughlin, general manager of the Clear Channel-owned KIIS in Los Angeles, said the songs should be looked at as potentially provocative rather than questionable. Laughlin and Taylor said program directors know what music is appropriate for their markets.
"Of course there are songs on there that could be construed as insensitive given the events. But does that mean all stations in all markets are going to think so? Of course not," Taylor said.
Buchmann said the roster has had no impact on his playlist or that of most classic-rock stations he has talked to. Classic-rock songs on the list include Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven," Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust," Kansas' "Dust in the Wind," Elton John's "Rocket Man" and Jerry Lee Lewis' "Great Balls of Fire."
"The program directors who made the list had good intentions," Buchmann said, "but we didn't follow much of it." In fact, WAXQ has been playing John Lennon's "Imagine," which is on the list, in heavy rotation since the September 11 attacks.
Radio stations not owned by Clear Channel have also altered their playlists during the past week.
Chicago alternative-rock station WKQX has not played Drowning Pool's "Bodies," Saliva's "Click Click Boom" or Foo Fighters' "Learn to Fly" since Tuesday's attacks. The station's announcers have also stopped mentioning the title of Jimmy Eat World's "Bleed American" when they play it.
" 'Learn to Fly' doesn't seem offensive," Brian Paruch, of WKQX's programming department, said. "But when you consider the video, which is about breaking into a cockpit, it just didn't seem right. We had to do a lot of other adjusting after this happened. For instance, we're not playing funny songs such as 'Because I Got High' after serious PSAs [public service announcements]."
WKQX also temporarily stopped spinning one of its most requested songs, Sugarcult's "Stuck in America," but started again after the band changed a line in the song from "Everyone's talking about blowing up the neighborhood" to "Everyone's talking about waking up the neighborhood."
" 'Stuck in America' is not a political song," Sugarcult said in a statement. "It is about being an adolescent from a small town, wanting to leave for a bigger city but feeling trapped in suburban life. It is simply a song about youthful boredom and rebellion. We are proud Americans and are overwhelmed with sorrow by the events that have taken place."
WNNX, an alternative-rock station in Atlanta, has also ceased playing "Bodies," and program director Chris Williams said he couldn't imagine a time when it feels right to put it back on the air. "It's just too much," said Williams, who has seen the list and called most of the choices "silly."
"Bodies" mostly repeats the chorus, "Let the bodies hit the floor," but also includes the verse, "Skin against skin, blood and bone/ You're all by yourself, but you're not alone/ You wanted in, now you're here/ Driven by hate, consumed by fear."
" 'Bodies' was never about violence," said Steve Karas, vice president of publicity for Wind-Up Records, Drowning Pool's label. "It was rather a call for togetherness. As a New York-based company we are very sensitive, as we have all been affected by the tragedy. But that doesn't change the simple fact that from the beginning this song was always about the simple call for kids to mosh."
Drowning Pool's debut single received 654 fewer spins from September 11 to September 18 than it did the previous week, according to Broadcast Data Systems, the company that tracks radio airplay for Billboard. Second to "Bodies" in decreased play on rock radio formats was Staind's "It's Been Awhile," down 266 spins from the week before.
On all formats, "It's Been Awhile" was played 1,748 fewer times the week following the terrorist attacks. Afroman's "Because I Got High" took the biggest hit, down 2,180 spins.
Because most radio stations changed to news programming on September 11, total spins were down more than 100,000 last week from the week before. Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U.S.A." was the biggest gainer, up 4,267 from the less than 100 spins the week before. Whitney Houston's "The Star-Spangled Banner," which was not played the week before, received 1,653 spins.
Programming on MTV and VH1 has also changed since the tragedies, with more news coverage taking up airtime and several videos being pulled from regular rotation, according to executives at the channels.
MTV's playlist has been largely determined by viewer e-mails and calls requesting songs of comfort, the network said. Somber videos including Coldplay's "Yellow," Sting's "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free," Mariah Carey's "Hero," Five For Fighting's "Superman (It's Not Easy)" and a live version of Wyclef Jean's "Gone Till November" have received repeated play on MTV since the attacks.
"In an effort to provide the kind of comfort that only music can give and, at the same time, be sensitive to content and images in videos that after September 11 had new, unintended meaning, both channels created playlists that contained messages of hope, peace, strength and healing," MTV Networks said in a statement.
VH1 has ceased playing Staind's "Fade," Dido's "Thank You," U2's "Elevation," Gorillaz's "Clint Eastwood" and Creed's "With Arms Wide Open" because the clips contain explosions or buildings crumbling. Afro Celt Sound System's "When You're Falling" and Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris," which both feature people falling, have also been pulled.
"Violence, explosions, death, collapsing buildings or even airplane themes were looked at," said Rick Krim, executive vice president of talent and programming for VH1. "Anything that we felt would be insensitive. For the immediate aftermath, we decided better to be safe than sorry."
The channel has added a live clip of Sting's "Fragile" — with a dedication by the singer to the victims of the attacks — and has shown montages of news footage set to Jeff Buckley's "Hallelujah" and Live's "Overcome."
VH1 will consider re-adding the pulled videos on a case-by-case basis, Krim said. "We will re-evaluate all of them week to week," he said. "I'm sure some will go back on soon, maybe with some minor edits. Others may take a while, or may never be aired again."
Laughlin said he and other radio program directors are reassessing the need for heightened sensitivity daily. "That's one of the advantages of radio," he said. "We can make changes at any moment."
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Look Arik I've been to Israel and enjoyed my time there. Israel could and should be a fantastic blend of east and west, of Jew, Muslim, Druze, Chrsitian, secular etc. etc. But now you've got things like the loyalty oath, the small communities bill, Lieberman, Shas, price-taggers, Safed rabbis, refusal to rent to Arabs, increasing religious and settler flavour in the IDF etc. etc.. And above all, the occupation which could have been an opportunity for Israelis and Palestinians to get to know and like each other has become a brutal thing of concrete, wire and guns in which the Israeli government is basically only interested in keeping the Pals captive and quiet so the settlers can solidify their presence. There are stil plenty of good things you can say about Israel but right now, the trends aren't good.
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By just-drinks.com editorial team | 9 September 2008
Scotch distiller Bowmore has launched the second of three limited edition whiskies, targeted at the luxury spirits market.
Only 732 bottles of White Bowmore, a 43 year old single malt, have been made at the Bowmore Distillery on Islay, the firm said today (9 Setpember).
Costing GBP2,500 (US$4,400) per bottle, its release follows the launch of 42 year old Black Bowmore last year, marking a concerted effort by the group to target the luxury spirits market. A third release is still to come.
White Bowmore has been maturing in six bourbon casks since 1964, according to the company, and has been positioned as a collector's item for whisky connoisseurs throughout the world.
Glen Moore, Bowmore brand director, said: "Since the release last year of the 42 year old, there has been a huge amount of interest regarding this year's release."
A free bottle will be offered as a competition prize on Bowmore's website, www.bowmore.com.
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Wednesday, July 13, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; creative Wednesday, 10 a.m.-noon, teens welcome; YAH book group, "What Happened to Goodbye," 4 p.m.
Thursday, July 14, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; one stop job search, 10 a.m.; arts/crafts and cultures, 1:30 p.m.; travel Thursdays, plan a Disney trip, 6 p.m.
Friday, July 15, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; game tournament (second day of three), 1-4 p.m.; furry friends sleepover, 6 p.m.
Joy L. Hall, formerly of Carroll County, Ky., has Strauss & Troy are as an associate at the firm, which specializes in tax law.
"Ms. Hall's professional experience in tax and white-collar criminal defense is a welcome addition to this growing practice-area," said Strauss & Troy President Jim Heldman.
Hall brings nearly 10 years of practice to the firm, with a concentration in federal, state and local tax issues, including audits, collection matters and fraud.
She has expertise in white-collar criminal defense.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026.
Wednesday, July 13:Euchre, pool, Wii games, rummy, 9:30 a.m.; Health Department presentation, 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, July 14:Euchre, pool, Wii games, rummy, 9:15 a.m.; advisory meeting, 9:30 a.m.; Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; biscuits/gravy, 11:30 a.m.
Friday, July 15:Euchre, pool, Wii games, rummy, 9:15 a.m.; PACS nutrition, 10:30 a.m.
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What a wonderful Independence Day celebration we had at the home of Joe and Sandy Beall in Ghent on Saturday, July 2.
They do this every year and we feel so privileged to be on their guest list. It has become such a tradition that even our grandson, Justin, doesn't want to miss out on all of the festivities and food. Joe and Sandy plan months ahead for this big event – actually, I can honestly say a year in advance. We have already received our "pre-invite" for July 7, 2012.
Due to low response, the Basic Canning Workshop planned for this Thursday, July 14, at the Carroll County Exten-sion office is cancelled.
I will teach a Mini-Canning work-shop from 5-8 p.m. Thurs-day, July 21, at the Exten-sion office. Cost is $5.
Call (502) 732-7030 to register, and please pre-register so that we have enough materials on hand.
There are several producers still needing to obtain Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) training to be eligible for cost-share with Cattle Genetics and Cattle Handling Facilities.
A final makeup class is set for 7 p.m. Thurs-day, July 14, at the Carroll County Exten-sion Office. The fee is $5 per person, and the training takes a little over an hour. We will accept cash; checks must be made out to the Kentucky Beef Network.
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Family Community Pharmacy Program will screen potential clients from 9-11 a.m. at the Northern Ky. Community Action Center, Highland Avenue. (502) 732-5253.
Carroll County Tobacco Festival Committee meets, 6:30 p.m., at Welch's Riverside Restaurant.
Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Butler Park lodge.
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By Himangi Jayasundera, ChildFund Sri Lanka
Nine-year-old Lojana dreams about having a bike. She wants one not just to ride to school, which is 2 kilometers away, but also because she would be able to live again full time with her grandmother in Sri Lanka.
Lojana lost her mother to cancer when she was just 3, and her father, who has remarried, lives separately with his new wife, while Lojana and her sister have lived at their grandmother's house until recently.
An elephant trampled their home, and now all three live in Lojana's uncle's house, which is miles away from school. During the week, Lojana stays with a relative who lives closer to her school and stays with her uncle on weekends. Buses run infrequently, so a bicycle would help Lojana travel from her uncle's home to school and require less moving around.
That's where ChildFund's Dream Bike project comes into play. We are working to raise money to provide 3,400 girls in 12 countries (including Sri Lanka) with bikes, which will allow them to travel to school safely and quickly, instead of walking long distances through sometimes dangerous terrain. Snake bites are very common where Lojana lives, and the hospital is a long distance away. Sometimes people die before they can get medical help.
Lojana is sponsored and receives financial support for her books and other educational needs from her sponsor, which is a "big relief," according to her grandmother, who is struggling to make a livelihood. "I have a few chickens and sell about five eggs a day," she says, noting that the family depends on help from Lojana's uncle and ChildFund Sri Lanka.
Despite the hardships in her life, Lojana has big dreams: "I'd like to be a doctor one day," she says.
You can help girls like Lojana achieve their educational dreams by donating a Dream Bike.
By Kate Andrews, ChildFund Staff Writer
For the past year, ChildFund Alliance (of which ChildFund International is a founding member) has been working to make sure the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, which take effect in September 2015, will include a goal to keep children free from violence.
So far, more than 300,000 people have signed the Alliance's Free From Violence petition calling for such a measure. And recently, ChildFund's national offices have created a visible show of support for this goal: handprints of children, youth and adults who want to see every child able to attend school, play with friends and conduct their lives without fear of physical, sexual or emotional violence. Here are some of the handprints we've collected.
Please share the photos with your networks, create your own handprints, and help us build support for letting children grow up free from violence by emailing us pictures of your handprints. Below, see photos from Afghanistan, Bolivia, Brazil, the Caribbean, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Indonesia, Mexico, Mississippi, the Philippines, South Dakota and Texas.
Reporting by Tenagne Mekonnen, Africa Regional Communication and Administration Manager, and Arthur Tokpah, ChildFund Guinea
Today is the International Day of the African Child, a day to honor children's rights. The continent-wide event looks back to a terrible day in 1976, June 16, when thousands of schoolchildren marched in Soweto, then a township in South Africa, to call for higher-quality education and the right to learn in their own languages.
Hundreds of children were shot. The official number of deaths was 23, but estimates put the number much higher. One of the first casualties, 13-year-old Hector Pieterson, would become the icon of a movement promoting children's rights. Since 1991, the Day of the African Child has marked the tragedy and served as an occasion to advocate for children's rights across the continent — and, in particular, for children themselves to raise their voices.
This year, children from seven African countries marched through Soweto from the Mandela House to the Hector Pieterson Monument and Memorial Museum, joined by representatives of the South African government, the United Nations, international nongovernmental organizations and other official bodies.
During the march, children and others chanted slogans against early and forced marriage, this year's theme for the Day of the African Child: "Don't talk about us without us!" "Stop early marriage now!" "Girls are not a commodity — do not trade them for money, but send them to school!" Later, children performed dramatic monologues, poems and other speech advocating for children's rights.
This year, the Day of the African Child is joined with a parallel celebration of this month's 25th anniversary of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child. The African Union crafted the Charter based on the United Nations' global Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which marked its 25th anniversary in November. The Charter echoes the CRC but is geared more specifically toward Africa's needs, particularly with regard to protecting children from harmful traditional practices.
The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child explicitly calls for all African countries to push the minimum age of marriage to 18, but child marriage — as well as accompanying issues such as early pregnancies and lack of education and job opportunities for young women — remains a challenge throughout Africa, home to 15 of the world's 20 countries with the highest rates of child marriage.
"We young girls want to be in a school," said one girl participating in the march. "That is where we belong — not to marriage."
Soweto is not the only site where the Day of the African Child is celebrated, and June 16 is not the only day; in Guinea, which is recovering from the Ebola outbreak, thousands of children, joined by government and NGO officials, gathered on June 6 in Siguiri, a prefecture on the Niger River, to launch a Month of the African Child.
Near the site of Guinea's celebration is a gold mine, and many young children work there, missing school and placing themselves in danger. That was the issue on Mamadou's mind, and the 14-year-old ninth-grader was excited to exercise his right to speak out: "This moment is an occasion for me to pass messages to parents and even friends," he said. "In my district, most of the children of my age and even younger are in the gold mine. Some are there through because of pressure from their parents. These children are not attending school. Instead, they spend every day from morning to evening digging hard, rocky ground in search of gold.
"Parents, please help your children to go to school," he said. "School builds children's minds and prepares them for tomorrow so that they can be helpful to you."
He worries about his friends' thinking that money is the answer to problems. "I am telling them that I agree with them that money is good, but you need to have the education and training to be able to manage money and know how to multiply it," he said. "I tell my friends who have gone to the mine to go back to school for the education and training that will let them manage money, because school builds the mind."
By Rashmi Kulkarni, ChildFund India
Five months after the launch of ChildFund India's Books, My Friends campaign, we're learning more about the children who are getting their first chance to own books and read for pleasure.
This spring, ChildFund India and its campaign partner, Macmillan Education, conducted a baseline assessment of 1,200 children across 15 Indian states, to understand their reading abilities. About 40,000 children have received books and bags since December through the Books, My Friends program.
The analysis showed that reading ability improved with age, although far too many children still can't read. In the group of 6- to 8-year-olds tested, 66.2 percent were not able to read at all, while 44.8 percent of 11- and 12-year-olds and 29 percent of 13- and 14-year-olds were illiterate. Geography mattered as well, with higher literacy rates in the states of Delhi, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, while Rajasthan, Jharkand and Chhattisgarh had lower rates.
Pooja, 14, who lives in a village in Andhra Pradesh, was able to read at the level of an 8- or 9-year-old when she received her books in December.
"I wasn't sure if I'd be able to read these books," she says. Also, most of her time was spent in studying her textbooks or attending classes, so Pooja preferred to get away from books during her leisure time.
But because some of the books she received were in her local language, Telugu, they piqued her interest. Soon, she was enjoying them, and she moved on to the other books in her bag, which were in English. That presented an obstacle, since English is harder for Pooja to read.
With a smile on her face, Pooja says, "My school coordinator has helped me a lot in improving my English reading ability. She would patiently sit with me, make me read these story books and correct me whenever I went wrong. And as soon as I started understanding the stories, I started enjoying them and wanted to read more."
As a result, Pooja has joined a group of other students who discuss their books.
"This campaign has really helped me make new friends," she says. "All the students who have received these books have formed a group, and during weekends, all of us sit together to read these books and enjoy chatting with each other. The illustrations in these books make the reading all more interesting. I'm really grateful to ChildFund for giving me these books. Because of this campaign, I've made this extra effort to read, and today I can read an entire sentence in English without faltering."
Reading is an important source of knowledge, happiness, pleasure and even courage. It opens your mind and transports you virtually into newer worlds. It develops your brain and helps in communicating and sharing ideas, and therefore is essential for advancement and development of any society.
Read Rashmi Kulkarni's first story about Books, My Friends.
By Kate Andrews, ChildFund Staff Writer
This is the first of three articles this month about Kate's recent trip to report on ChildFund-supported programs in Guatemala's highlands.
When ChildFund staff members travel to the field, we often hire translators, even when we have some command of the language being spoken. But in Guatemala's highlands, I needed two translators: one who could translate Spanish to English, and a second to translate from the local language to Spanish. Often, we asked our local partner organizations to help us out.
It definitely made reporting interesting. A couple of people compared the process to the childhood game of Telephone, which isn't too far from the truth. Since it was hard to get direct quotes, I relied a lot on skills of observation in Palima, Patzite and Pachichiac, mountain villages that I visited in late April.
Bumpy dirt roads, bright blue tarps draped over mud-brick house frames, the scent of greens cooking on a rustic stove, chickens and dogs running loose, the smell of rain as a storm approached — they all fed my senses. So did the peal of 4-year-old Heidi Karina's voice as she named colors in her native tongue of Kaqchikel, part of the Mayan family of languages. She'll learn Spanish in school, but right now, she says räx for green instead of the Spanish verde.
People in these highland villages are isolated from the rest of Guatemala, particularly the capital of Guatemala City and nearby Antigua, where schools, jobs, running water and electricity are far more accessible. Although the highlands are just a couple of hours away from the cities by car, a lack of reliable transportation and job opportunities keeps many families in poverty.
As does the language barrier. Children learn Spanish in school, but most in the highlands don't attend past sixth grade. How many of you reading this story took high school Spanish or French? And how much of it do you remember?
Anyone hoping for a professional job in Guatemala needs to be fluent in Spanish, and I overheard one person in our party advising a young woman that she also should study English to improve her chances for a job as a social worker. Such advice seems unreachable for people who stop school in the third grade, take up farming or weaving, marry in their teens and have six or seven children to care for. Hopes may be somewhat higher for the children, but few of them progress to high school even now.
A state-maintained highway runs near the district of Quiché, which gives people there an advantage over other communities like Pachichiac, which is far from any main roads. José Mario Lopez Ixcoy, general director of ChildFund's local partner in Quiché, says that most people there speak some Spanish, at least enough to take menial jobs in cities, although, he adds, "sometimes they feel discriminated against in the city because of their customs." People can walk half an hour to a bus stop, where buses come twice in the morning and return from the cities twice in the afternoon. School, health care and jobs are easier to reach, as a result.
The people in Guatemala's highlands will need many things to happen to make school more accessible: better roads, regular transportation, funding for school uniforms and other necessities.
And, according to Aura Maria, a guide mother who lives in Pachichiac, the communities also need more job opportunities, reliable electricity and financial assistance for education and health care.
I learned how to say "thank you" in Quiché, another Mayan language: Maltiox, pronounced mal-tee-osh. It took a fair amount of practice, and although I got comfortable with saying it during the visit, the word is already starting to fade from my memory a month later.
Let's not let the same happen with children who depend on us to think of their futures.
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In La Paz, Bolivia, members of the Avance Comunitario Youth Club are talking about alcohol abuse and gang violence, two serious problems in their community. In the video, one girl points to bushes where gang members hide from police lights. If you were to draw a map of your neighborhood, the way these teens did, what kinds of dangers would you draw? By creating awareness of community issues, the members of the youth club — one of several supported by ChildFund and our local partner organizations in Bolivia — are leading the way toward solutions.
Reporting by ChildFund Kenya
Children enrolled in ChildFund's programs near Nairobi participated in an art exhibition featuring photos and paintings they made, often depicting their surroundings.
Weslyne, who is 13, shows a photo he took of the Dandora dump near his home. Covering an area of 30 acres, the dump accepts about 850 tons of solid waste generated daily by the 3.5 million inhabitants of the city of Nairobi, Kenya. The dump, which is the largest in Africa,was once a quarry that the City Council of Nairobi sought to use temporarily. But it still exists, 40 years later, despite having been declared full.
Residents have to live with the stench, trash and dirt. Waste pickers pounce on trash once it is offloaded by incoming trucks. Birds, pigs and people scavenge heaps of rubbish for food, scrap metal, polythene bottles and bags, which are often sold. Weslyne explains that the dump also attracts children and youth who would rather scavenge than go to school. His photo shows a boy drinking water from a bottle that was probably scavenged from the trash.
Dennis, 14, also lives in Dandora. He explains that many children in his school smoke. Because of lack of parental guidance and peer pressure, boys will begin to start smoking to "fit in, be cool and be adultlike."
Regina, 14, comes from Mukuru's fuata nyayo (the Swahili term for outskirts). Mukuru is a slum on the eastern side of Nairobi. It is one of the largest slums in the city, with a population of around 700,000. Mukuru is sub-divided into eight villages and is located in the middle of the main industrial area of the city, bordering the Nairobi River. It is characterized by congestion, narrow alleys, poor drainage, lack of sanitary facilities and open sewers. Regina explains that her photo shows children walking alone and dangerously close to the edge of the river.
Reporting by Tenagne Mekonnen, Africa Regional Communications Manager
In 1976, thousands of black school children took to the streets of Soweto, South Africa. In a march stretching more than half a mile, they protested the inferior quality of their education and demanded their right to be taught in their own language. Hundreds of young boys and girls were shot down by security forces. In the two weeks of protest that followed, more than 100 people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured.
To honor the memory of those killed and the courage of all those who marched, the Day of the African Child has been celebrated on June 16 since 1991, when it was first initiated by the Organization of African Unity (now known as the African Union). ChildFund takes part in the day, which draws attention to the lives of African children today. This year's theme was A Child-Friendly, Quality, Free and Compulsory Education for All Children in Africa.
Below, we offer excerpts of speeches given by four young women enrolled in ChildFund Ethiopia's programs, who spoke to the African Union in Addis Ababa on June 16.
Eden, age 16.
"Governments have the ability to give quality, free and compulsory education for all children in Africa by having a meeting with all African leaders and discuss the issues about what things can be done to create a better education system and prepare training for all African teachers."
Helen, age 14.
"Even though formal schooling is important, this is not enough. Our families are the people that we see when we first open our eyes. And we learn a lot of things from them and most importantly from the society. If a child is to be educated, then the contribution of families, society and friends is very important. This is because they build us in a very faithful, good manner. This is what we are looking forward to, and I believe we are on our way."
Aziza, age 15.
"Once upon a time, there were two young ladies. They were best friends, and they grew up in the same place. One of the girls has an interest to learn and study. Even when she was a child, she always asked questions. She loves asking and knowing different things. Even though the girl always wants to learn, her mother doesn't have enough money to send her to school. So, because of their economic status, she spent her time helping her mom.
"The other girl never wants to go to school. She hates to study, but her family was rich. Even though she went to school, when she visits her smart friend, she brings her homework for her to do.
"When they grew up, both didn't have happy endings. The rich girl has an unhappy ending because she didn't study, and she was not strong. What about the smart girl? She was a smart, intelligent and hard-working girl, but she had an unhappy life because she didn't have opportunities to learn. How did I know about the girl? Because she was my mother!
"She supports me, although she doesn't have much money; she makes sure to buy me school materials and other essential things. By her strong heart, I haven't any inferiority. Rather, I always worked hard to be an intelligent and smart girl, but the secret behind me is my dearest mother."
Bemnet, age 14.
"Disabled children are not being educated; they might not be in a position to fight for their right to be educated. We need to fight for their right and give them educational materials. To give disabled children an education, government and family have a main role. If we provide a free and quality education for children, they can easily get self-confidence and a good education, which enables them to be successful and responsible citizens."
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By Abraham Marca, ChildFund Bolivia; Priscila Oliveira, ChildFund Brasil; Rosa Figueroa, ChildFund Guatemala
Season's greetings arrive from Bolivia, Brazil and Guatemala, as children share their Christmas traditions. Over the course of the year, they have received great encouragement, love and hope from our sponsors and donors. All of us at ChildFund are thankful for your generosity and kindness!
Quema del diablo (burning of the devil), processions, posadas, firecrackers, eating tamales and drinking ponche (a traditional fruit drink) are traditions that people in the communities we serve in Guatemala practice before Christmas. "Feliz Navidad" means Happy Christmas, and the majority of the celebration happens the afternoon and evening of Dec. 24. Christmas is a very special day. Children share with the family and have fun, even when the economic situation is not good.
Yuri is 12 years old; she lives in the central highlands of Guatemala. At home, Yuri and her mother make tamales and ponche for Christmas. She has a tree in the back of her house, and she likes to decorate it for the season. "I would like every child to enjoy and celebrate Christmas as I do," Yuri says.
"Hi, my name is Floridalma, I'm 12 years old, and I love Christmas because I participated in the posadas, traditional processions that start nine days before Christmas. The group sings traditional songs at various homes. For the season my family and I eat tamales and ponche."
Eight-year-old Leticia, a sponsored child: "This Christmas I think will be very good, because my uncles come to visit us and will bring me gifts, like dolls and clothes. I do not believe that Santa Claus exists, but I know that Dec. 25 was the day that the baby Jesus was born. I see Santa Claus only when I step in front of stores, never asked him for any gifts, but I want to get a bike."
Six-year-old Joao: "I'm in the first year of basic school. I like studying, but I also like the vacations because it's when Christmas comes. My father's name is Geraldo, and my mother's is Maria. I have two sisters, Sara and Nilma. I love Christmas; it's a day of receiving gifts. I stare at the lights of the shops. I love lights flashing. On Christmas Eve my mother does supper, because we are a simple family. Before Christmas Day, a friend of my mother sends Christmas gifts by mail. I have won a basket with a boat, a game of little pieces to assemble and a [remote] control car. On Christmas Eve, I like to go to sleep early to wake up early to see if Santa left something for me. I love Christmas!"
In Tarija, according to our sponsorship team member Victoria Glody, there is a dance called trenzada, and the celebration starts two weeks before Christmas Eve, when children dance and sing carols (known in Spanish as villancicos) with small drums and flutes to "Niño Manuelito" — that's what baby Jesus is called by children in Bolivia. During the trenzada, people dance around the streets on their way to the town's main square; once they get there, everybody enjoys hot chocolate and a special type of bread, or buñuelos, which is basically fried pumpkin dough.
Cochabamba rural areas have a different and harder reality, reports Alain, a coordinator with one of ChildFund's local partner organizations. Although children expect toys and gifts, their parents can't afford them, but they have figured out smart ways to make wooden or clay toys. They also make clay nativity scenes to celebrate Christmas Eve at home. Children also dress as the old wise men or shepherds, with a cape and beard made of cotton and go out singing "Niño Manuelito" at their neighbors' homes, and in return they get bread or fruit. For Christmas Day, it's traditional to have breakfast with hot chocolate and "buñuelos" too. Parents and grandparents gather together at home as a big family.
In El Alto, 6-year-old Viviana says: "On Christmas day I take a walk with my family, I play with my little cousin, and that night we have hot chocolate and Christmas cake. I like that day because there is more joy at home."
By Martin Nanawa, ChildFund Philippines
Each morning, Marialyn wakes to the voices of fishermen returning from a night at sea. A cool ocean breeze carries the scent of salt and brine through the slatted bamboo floor of her home, which is built on stilts in a Philippines seaside community, keeping her family safe from all but the largest of ocean swells.
The eldest of three siblings, 17-year-old Marialyn helps her younger brothers get ready for school. But Marialyn herself won't be going. She's heading to work, a necessity because her family has a hard time supporting itself without her income.
Jerwin, Marialyn's 14-year-old brother, is sponsored through ChildFund, which has helped him stay in school. But Marialyn, who was in college studying for an education degree, has taken a break from school to work. She started out at a cannery, tedious and sometimes dangerous work that doesn't pay well.
In the Philippines, 5.5 million children and youth between ages 5 and 17 participate in some form of work. More than half — 3 million — are engaged in hazardous labor. In 2002, the International Labour Organization launched the World Day Against Child Labour, set annually on June 12, to call attention to the millions of children and teens who work.
ChildFund has been engaged in direct interventions against the worst forms of child labor for years now. In many cases, ChildFund has prevented children and youth from remaining or falling into hazardous forms of child labor and human trafficking, helping them return to school. We've also worked with communities to develop safer and more stable ways to help families earn money.
Marialyn no longer works at the cannery because of one of the programs ChildFund supports: the Pintado cooperative.
"ChildFund had initiated training for T-shirt printing in my community, and I thought I'd make myself useful and try," Marialyn says. The thought of learning a trade that employed her creativity, as opposed to labor at the cannery, was appealing. She found herself easily taking to the craft, and she also learned other skills necessary for entrepreneurs, such as bookkeeping. Before long, Marialyn and other young people in similar circumstances had assembled the cooperative.
Pintado's first client was ChildFund and its local partner, printing T-shirts for staff to wear. This venture turned out well, and soon more orders for shirts were coming in. Pintado's members learned to apply their screen-printing techniques on more kinds of fabrics, and they began to print canvas tote bags. As bookkeeper, Marialyn keeps track of orders, materials and operating expenses. She has to be certain the numbers add up.
Pintado began earning a profit, and Marialyn and her peers made their first paychecks. Marialyn bought groceries for her family, and business has remained brisk. She also found herself saving a little money for her return to school.
Marialyn is determined to return to college the next school year. She's applied for a scholarship, and the money she saves from Pintado will fund her upkeep at school. "I want to finish my education so I can be a teacher and help others learn," she says.


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Racing for the first time since finishing second in the Prairie Meadows Cornhusker Handicap last June, the 7-year-old showed no rust in earning his eighth victory in 12 career starts while improving to 4-0 at Keeneland. With Julien Leparoux aboard, Successful Dan never looked back on the six-horse field after starting from the No. 4 post.
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Two local business leaders have been appointed as the 2012-13 Robins School of Business executives-in-residence at the University of Richmond. John Sherman Jr., retired vice chairman, CEO and president of the investment advisory firm Scott & Stringfellow, and Bob Piazza, former vice president of human resources and talent manager of science and technology company Danaher Corp., will help Robins School students with professional and career development. The executive-in-residence program began with an endowment by the Manville Foundation for Private Enterprise in 1979 to bring distinguished business leaders to the Robins School. Sherman and Piazza will serve as what Robins Dean Nancy A. Bagranoff calls "super-mentors," available to meet with students and provide guidance in specific professional fields.
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