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Article and photo by Charlie Cristi
Living in Cambodia while working closely with Lotus Outreach Cambodia and Cambodian Women's Crisis Centre is a dream come true for me. Ever since a family trip to India I have known that my years living in Sydney were to come to an end.
How I Made the Decision to Go
Three years and one degree later I landed in Cambodia, and after half an hour knew this was the place for me. I returned to Australia with the plan of applying for a master's degree that would take me back to Cambodia. Being interested in development and education, I approached the head lecturer of research masters in the School of Education from my University and he suggested looking into Education for Development. After some preliminary research I decided this was the perfect area for my studies. I started reading, planning, and booking tickets. I started meeting people who were involved in NGOs in Australia, and I even made a special trip over to Cambodia to meet NGOs that I could potentially study. In the end I decided to research the role of NGOs in providing education in Cambodia.
Heading abroad for me was not very intimidating as I was so sure I knew what I was getting into. I had visas and passport sorted, tickets bought, and an orphanage to work with in Battambang (N/W Cambodia).
How and If to Live and Study in Cambodia?
So in my case it was easy, I knew that is where I was supposed to be. But how does one discover this? How do you know if you will be able to cope while living in a country so very different from your own?
Most importantly, there is no shame whatsoever in deciding this does not suit you, and heading home. Before you can decide to move to a country such as Cambodia, you need to accept that you will be able to go home if you need to. Once you understand this, every other challenge you meet will have a solution and nothing will be impossible.
Are you patient? No? Come, but expect to learn a great life lesson. Us expats (Barang) here in Cambodia have a saying… "This is Cambodia." Nothing happens when you think it will, people say yes when they mean "what the hell are you talking about," tuk tuk drivers and street sellers will hassle you non-stop until you learn to speak their language enough to say "I am not a tourist." No matter where you are, if you are in a rush your food and the bill will take four times as long as normal.
Can you handle being constantly reminded of the weight you have put on since arriving in the country of delicious food? "Oh lady you so beautiful, you so big, look, nice fat" as they pinch your arms. The girls here also have a tendency of stroking your skin if you happen to be very pale. So prepare to have your personal space invaded.
And on the topic of delicious food…. Seriously get as much of it as you can, but be prepared to be sick. Everyone is, and everyone talks about it, even while eating.
Yet I would not give up living in this country for anything.
Working in Cambodia
The minute you step off the plane the heat and humidity slap you in the face. There is no gradual introduction to Cambodia; it is there to greet you in the air. But it felt like home.
Four months in and so much has already been learned about this new world, but there is still so much more to discover. I am slowly learning Khmer, practicing and traveling around the country where possible. But I learn the most at work. We have recently been conducting monitoring visits to the various LOA programs, and every day I see a family living in unimaginable circumstances, or a school teaching remarkable classes with no resources at all, or a child forced to look after his siblings because they were orphaned a month ago. These people are survivors, and are an inspiration; sometimes however they are merely surviving, and this is where I can see how vital the support we provide is to the lives of these children who have nothing. I had to hold back tears a number of times when we delivered new bicycles to girls that live too far from school, and rice to a family that had not eaten rice for almost a month, living on water plants they had collected from the flooded fields near their house.
But this is not feel good work. You do not come away from these visits feeling like you have done a great thing, but rather you spend days upon days pondering how else we can help these families to get out of the poverty cycle. You lie awake at night wondering if you could find some fruit trees, or would it be better to help them set up a chicken pen? As a new projects officer, the most important lesson I have learned so far is that we do not need to do something huge, we do not need to build a monument to change the lives of these people for the better. It is the grassroots opportunities, the provision of rice or a bike that alleviates stress, or the chickens that will provide a small income—that makes the difference to the people with whom I am proud to be working.
Studying Abroad in Cambodia
First of all, you need to be prepared for doing a lot on your own initiative. Particularly if you are doing research, as your supervisors will not have time to tell you precisely what to do all the time, you will not be able to pop into a library, you may be blocked from some Internet sites you want to access. My university hub site currently will not let me re-enroll from overseas, which is a little bit of a challenge.
You also need to be prepared for something much more challenging. Everything you knew, everything you were taught back home and every idea you had is wrong here. OK, perhaps this is an exaggeration, let us say 5% of what you were taught was right, particularly if you had good teachers, but this world operates in its own way. For me, every NGO I have worked with or met or tried to research for my studies has a different perspective, a different method, a different belief, and I am telling you now, not a single one of them falls into the models of development I researched for my literature review back home. My advice—be prepared to change your views and open your mind. Since being here I have revised my entire Masters research question. I am now focusing on the perspective of local NGOs and members of the communities where I work, and I am asking them what they believe development is.
It is so hard to turn off that side of your brain that says "I was taught that this is right when I went to University, so it must be right."
Living in a Developing Country
When moving to a developing country there are a number of useful hints that I would like to share based upon my experience.
Money: In Australia there are a couple of credit cards that allow you to withdraw money overseas with no international transaction or money conversion fee, saving a good $14 each trip to the ATM. However, and this is important advice, go with the more reputable bank, even if it is harder to get the credit card approval. I chose the easy option, having never had a credit card before, and the bank decided to get a "new look" card and suspend my account until I had called some number back home and activated my new card… which was sitting on my desk at my parent's house. An interesting couple of weeks there.
Water: Do no drink it! However it is always worth researching how local NGOs handle this issue. One NGO in Cambodia has developed a ceramic water filter system for $10, meaning you can save money and stop using a thousand plastic bottles a week. It is RDIC's Ceramic Water Filter.
Pets: I have three kittens, but I have decided to remain in Cambodia for the foreseeable future. Please do not get a pet if you are thinking of staying for only a year. Animals tend to live a lot longer than that and it is not fair to them.
Sanity: Get a hobby, something you really enjoy doing at home. I paint and sew. Even if you never actually get anything done, just knowing that you have a hobby to fall back on can keep you from going crazy when work, study, and life in Cambodia bring you down. And it happens. A lot.
Skype: Sep up Skype dates with your friends, make sure they all get together on one end, and make sure you catch up on all the gossip. It seems superficial but it is very important for your mental health. Facebook is great too. Get your friends to invite you to their birthday parties, you can be there in spirit!
Returning Home
For a while, avoid big shopping malls. They are scary at the best of times, but try to imagine entering a Gucci store after a year of seeing people in rags at local markets. No joke, you will need to adjust slowly to such material and cultural differences. Malls will at first seem more shocking than the poverty did when you arrived in Cambodia so many months ago.
And now for the most important piece of advice: Come back! It is so easy to spend a year or so in a developing country, achieve so much in your work and studies, and even make a difference, and then head back home and sink back into your old routine. Same friends, same job, same bar on a Friday night. Before long you will have only a vague memory of that "cool experience" you had when you were younger. So I am not suggesting you never leave (unless that takes your fancy), but make plans to come back, to visit for a couple of weeks, to do another three month stint perhaps. Just having a little bit of your home experience still ahead of you will help you to hold on to the importance of your time studying abroad.
Charlie Cristi grew up in various places around New South Wales, Australia, with Sydney being the place to call home. Charlie moved to Newcastle for undergraduate work and continued studies there through a Research Masters Degree. Charlie is a passionate teacher and a belief in the importance of education has led to study in Cambodia.
Charlie hopes to remain in Cambodia for a very long time, with a few trips out and around, including returning home. Charlie is working with and researching two organizations established and run by Cambodians, Cambodian Women's Crisis Centre, and Cambodian Organization for Children and Development, who both receive funding from the International NGO Lotus Outreach. In the near future Charlie will begin a new project working with early childhood education as a means of prevention of sex trafficking.
Charlie's travel experiences include Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos, with plans to visit Thailand and India, and travel through Europe and Morocco later in the year.


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EUGENE, Ore. - The Bras for the Cure exhibition opens Tuesday.
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The fundraiser is a project of Dandelion Flowers and Gifts in Eugene.
"Last year's winner, 'Let's put the screws to cancer,' she actually did it in memory of a friend who passed away from breast cancer and had stitched the name inside the bra," said Toviana Jackson, who is coordinating the event. "It was very touching. A lot of people this year have also been affected by breast cancer personally or through friends and family."
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Beyonce on Letterman Tonight in my Odyssey...
Here she is going to tape the Letterman Show. I just watched it and she looked amazing!!!!! There was a nice close up of my shoes as she was walking onto the set to greet Letterman.....love her!!
12 comments:
- Patricia said...
Oh my God. Honey, you're so talented. I love your work so much and want a pair of your Odysseys so bad :o) (Have a look at: http://sxyfashionqueen.blogspot.com/2009/04/working-on-love-her-shoes.html)
- April 23, 2009 at 5:10 AM
- msraquelle said...
Ruth, congrats on your odyssey into fashion footwear. I always knew you were too cool for walking shoes, lol. Raquelle Holmes -your associate product development manager at Reebok. I joined the boring world of management consulting but it's good to see you evolved creatively.
- April 23, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- the Burtons said...
<33 love love LOVE your stuff!
- April 23, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- london fashion said...
very nice work............
- April 23, 2009 at 11:57 PM
- Ms Monique said...
Do you have a retailer in Altanta, Georgia? Jeffery Atlanta does not carry your shoes. I am looking for a boutique where I can purchase your shoes. The Gold Odyssey pair!
- April 24, 2009 at 7:13 AM
- Ruthie Davis said...
Hi Ms Monique - we have been in Jeffrey Atlanta in the past but not this season. I'll find out where you can find them near you and get back to you. xoxo, Ruthie
- April 24, 2009 at 7:32 PM
- The Fashion Paige said...
FABULOUS! Absolutely fabulous! I want them!!
- April 26, 2009 at 6:58 AM
- sita said...
News Ruthie Davis of Beyonce http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/1518/007eex.jpg http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/9165/009i.jpg
- April 28, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Shoe Gal said...
Now, I must admit, I have never heard of your line, Ruthie, but these Odyssey's in gold are beautiful!! I have to have them and I need to know where to get them and how much. I live in New Jersey and I am very close to New York. Please tell me this vital information, because I will be getting them. Not because they are on Beyonce's feet, but because the quality of the shoe, the design and structure is pure genius(and other than black, gold is my favorite color)!! Beautiful job Ruthie!!
- April 28, 2009 at 1:30 PM
- Ms Monique said...
I am a shoe shopping Examiner for Examiner.com. Ruthie seeing your shoes on Beyonce inspired me to post an online article. Check it out and let me know what you think
- April 28, 2009 at 1:41 PM
- Ruthie Davis said...
For any of you who are dying for a pair of shoes like those on Beyonce - they will be available at the following store by mid June. If you contact them now to get onto their waiting list, the shoes can be shipped directly to the US from Italy in June. Please contact me if you have any questions: www.ruthiedavis.com.
IN LEBANON (Odyssey pumps)
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- May 1, 2009 at 5:53 AM
- Ruthie Davis said...
Ms Monique,
Love the article - you go girl!!
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Located in the center of Reims, this family-friendly hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Patte d'Oie Park, Museum of Fine Arts, and Notre-Dame de Reims. Tau Palace and Mars Gate are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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UK impacts: Food resources
In the future the effects of climate change may be felt in our shopping baskets as rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns begin to affect food supplies all over the world. Agriculture in the UK may benefit from warmer temperatures and longer growing seasons, and farmers may be able grow new types of crops such as apricots and olives. But negative impacts are expected in tropical regions, from where the UK imports many foods.


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The University Writing Lab (ENGL 1115) is one of the best ways to use the ARC's support!
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When a then-married Christina fell in love on the set of "Burlesque" in 2010, it wasn't with one of her co-stars. It was with Matthew, a production assistant. The couple first stepped out together right after Christina announced her separation from her former husband, Jordan Bratman.
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In the latest episode of "My First Big Break," we talk to the legendary Susan Blond, the New York City based PR maven. Painting, starring in Andy Warhol's films, being named the first female VP at CBS Records and finally opening her own PR company, Blond was wild and knew how to network.
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Mather's lone ride home to victory as Tassie champs take Wildside MTB title
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- January 29, 2014
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TASMANIA'S Rowena Fry and Ben Mather held off interstate raiders to win the Pure Tasmania Wildside MTB titles yesterday.
Launceston's Mather held off strong attacks from race leader Mark Tupalski, of the ACT, and former title-holder Adrian Jackson after being the first rider to hit Ocean Beach in the event's final stage.
Riding alone to the finish, Mather kept his challengers off his wheel and finished 1 min 12 sec ahead of Tupalksi for the stage.
This lead was enough to ensure victory by 8 sec, with Mather delighted to win his first Wildside title.
In a close tussle to the line, West Australian Jo Bennett won the final Hells Gate stage by 4 sec from Fry, however Fry's lead was sufficient to secure the win. With a lead of nearly 3 min overall, Fry showed her strength across the range of terrain covered in Wildside in a very high-quality women's field.
The 450 riders flew down Ocean Beach yesterday, taking advantage of a strong northerly tail wind and hard-packed sand.
Two intrepid unicyclists tackled Wildside for the first time, with world No. 6, Jamey Mossengren, of New South Wales, taking out the inaugural title, finishing ahead of many two-wheeled competitors.
Having started the event on Saturday at Cradle Mt at 5C, the dramatic change to 33C heat in the long Hells Gates stage provided an additional challenge for competitors.
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King County Council offers public last chance to comment on arena proposal
July 28, 2012
NEW — 10 a.m. July 28, 2012
The public can comment on a proposal to build a Seattle sports and entertainment arena before the King County Council considers the arena agreement.
The council is scheduled to hold a final public hearing on the proposal at 1:30 p.m. Monday. The sign-up to testify before the council starts at 12:30 p.m.
The council meets in the Council Chambers on the 10th floor at the King County Courthouse, 516 Third Ave., Seattle.
Or watch the meeting live online, on King County TV, Comcast and Broadstripe Channel 22.
Issaquah garbage service is unaffected by Waste Management strike
July 27, 2012
NEW — 8 a.m. July 27, 2012
Issaquah garbage service is unaffected as Waste Management recycling and yard waste truck drivers remained on strike.
Waste Management used to provide garbage and recycling service for most Issaquah customers, but the city switched to CleanScapes on July 1.
Allied Waste — a local name for national company Republic Services — hauls garbage in South Cove and Greenwood Point neighborhoods along Lake Sammamish. Allied Waste also handles garbage service in unincorporated King County communities, such as Klahanie, Mirrormont and Preston.
Services for customers in King and Snohomish counties stopped Wednesday after Teamsters went on strike against over wage and benefits issues.
King County Executive Dow Constantine and the mayors of Kirkland, Redmond, Renton and Seattle called on Waste Management and Teamsters Local 117 representatives to return to the bargaining table.
Issaquah, Skyline high school golfers hit the links for WJGA Districts
July 27, 2012
NEW — 7:30 a.m. July 27, 2012
Dozens of local area golfers hit Sahalee July 16 and 17 for the Washington Junior Golf Association District Two tournament.
Among them, Skyline High School standout Brian Mogg shot a two-day total of 149, good for third place in the boy's age 16-17 division.
"It went pretty good until the last five holes," Mogg said. "I bogeyed four of the last five holes, but other than that I did pretty good."
Mogg's coach at Skyline, Michael Fleming, loves the WJGA and what it's done for his golfers.
"It's a huge positive," Fleming said. "In fact, I have more kids than ever partially inspired by Brian. He's played a whole slate of these obviously since he was a kid."
Issaquah organizations earn King County honor for 'green' practices
July 26, 2012
NEW — 8 a.m. July 26, 2012
King County Executive Dow Constantine honored the Issaquah School District and Issaquah businesses for efforts to reduce waste and increase recycling Wednesday.
The school district, Outsource Marketing, PCC Natural Markets, Pogacha of Issaquah and Rowley Properties ranked as Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling. Countywide, 92 businesses and government and nonprofit organizations achieved the distinction.
"From recycling Styrofoam and cellphones to creating new programs for composting, the innovation these organizations have shown proves that sound environmental practices can go hand-in-hand with a successful business," Constantine said in a statement.
The county put Outsource Marketing, PCC Natural Markets and Rowley Properties on a Business Honor Roll for making the Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling list for at least five consecutive years.
Providence Marianwood chaplain walks across state, finishes on schedule
July 25, 2012
NEW — 4 p.m. July 25, 2012
Dozens of staff members and residents of Providence Marianwood cheered for Chaplain Johann Neethling as he crossed the finish line Wednesday after a more than 300-mile trip from Spokane.
Patty Murray, Dave Reichert receive 'Best of Congress' honor from family groups
July 25, 2012
NEW — 11:30 a.m. July 25, 2012
U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert and other Evergreen State lawmakers each earned a 2012 Best of Congress Award on Wednesday from national organizations advocating for working families.
Overall, 30 lawmakers — Democrats and Republicans alike — received the honor from Corporate Voices for Working Families and Working Mother Media. The award recognizes honorees for leadership in improving the quality of life for working families, plus support for congressional staffers.
"I'm honored to be chosen to receive the 2012 Best of Congress award," Reichert said in a statement. "Throughout my life and career, I've seen firsthand the difficulty of balancing work and family life. I recognize the constant struggle of so many people to make family life a priority while working to excel in a beloved career. In my legislative work and the organizations I've been fortunate to be a part of, I have always been committed to improving the lives of working families."
Officials urge vaccinations as whooping cough surpasses 3,000 cases statewide
July 25, 2012
NEW — 6 a.m. July 25, 2012
State health officials said vaccination protection from whooping cough does not last as long as initially believed, but said vaccination remains the best defense against the illness.
The number of pertussis, or whooping cough, cases in Washington surpassed 3,000 in recent days. The state documented most cases in school-age children vaccinated against pertussis.
"Whooping cough vaccines work but don't seem to last as long as was expected," state Secretary of Health Mary Selecky said in a statement. "Even so, vaccinated people who get whooping cough have milder symptoms, shorter illnesses, and are less likely to spread the disease to others. Our biggest concern is keeping babies from getting sick — and vaccination is still the best protection."
United Way of King County raises $103 million
July 25, 2012
NEW — 6 a.m. July 25, 2012
United Way of King County raised more than any other United Way organization in the United States — $103 million — leaders announced Tuesday.
The nonprofit organization received $34.1 million in direct donations on behalf of donors for efforts to end homelessness, meet people's basic needs and give children better opportunities to succeed.
"The people and businesses of King County have long established a culture of giving back to the community, and it's that sustained giving in our region that has enabled United Way and its partners to build the capacity of our community to take care of those in need, despite the challenging economy," fundraising leader Roy Whitehead, Washington Federal president and CEO, said in a statement.
The organization benefited from particularly strong fundraising support from Virginia Mason Hospital & Medical Center, The Seattle Times and Russell Investments.
"People want to know that they are making a smart investment with their donations of both time and dollars," Jon Fine, United Way of King County president and CEO, said in a statement. "Thanks to our efficiency and an operating endowment started by the Gates family, 98 cents of every dollar donated goes direct to community needs."
King County announces program to conserve rural land
July 25, 2012
NEW — 6 a.m. July 25, 2012
King County and Seattle leaders unveiled a land-use program Tuesday similar to the successful Issaquah program used to conserve the Park Pointe site on Tiger Mountain.
King County Executive Dow Constantine and Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn said the program is meant to improve infrastructure in South Lake Union and preserve 25,000 acres of forests and farmland in rural areas.
"This is the definition of win-win," McGinn said in a statement. "We will continue to concentrate growth in our urban neighborhoods, where the jobs are and where people want to live and work. In return we will receive important benefits for the city and permanently secure more rural areas as forests and working farms."
Police detonate pipe bomb in Issaquah Highlands portable toilet
July 24, 2012
Police safely detonated a pipe bomb discovered inside a portable toilet in the Issaquah Highlands on July 16, not long after a construction crew discovered the Honey Bucket had been damaged by explosives.


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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dumas of Calhoun, La. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Hannah Carleen, to Blaze Braden Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Thomas of West Monroe, La.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Maxine Girod and the late Carl Girod of Rosefield, La. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dumas of Shreveport, La.
Blaze is the grandson of Betty Black and the late J. D. Black of Hale Center, Tex. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomas of Hale Center.
The bride is a graduate of West Ouachita High School and a recent graduate of Louisiana Tech University with a degree in Accounting. She will be pursuing an MBA degree at Louisiana Tech in the fall.
Blaze is a graduate of West Monroe High School and a recent graduate of Louisiana Tech University with a degree in Finance. He is currently employed with Community Trust Bank in Ruston, La.
The couple will marry at 2 p.m. on June 29, 2013 at the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home Chapel in Monroe, La. Following their honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will make their home in Ruston.


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'We are a collaborative artist/printmaking duo (husband and wife) specializing in the start-to-finish creation & publishing of our original woodcut prints. Basically, everything the two of us do as a team is 'Tugboat Printshop'. We have been working together since 2006 from our studios here in Pittsburgh, PA. We make our traditionally crafted woodcut prints by carving original drawings in low relief on blocks of birch plywood. Once carved, these wooden blocks are rolled up with ink and printed through a press onto paper to create the finished artworks.'
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Finding clothes that fit just right is surprisingly tough for a sizable amount of the population, especially when shopping online. E-tailers have used everything from 3D scanners to mailable mannequins to ensure that customers find the best sizes for them, and the truly picky have probably had a friend break out a tape measure to get some exact numbers. A whole team of researchers is looking the simplify this process however, and put the power to easily get the right size at your fingertips. A group, including developers from the London College of Fashion, and experts from the University of Surrey and Guided, have come together to turn practically any camera into a virtual tape measure, including your smartphone or webcam. Since the image you capture has to be taken in your underwear, we wouldn't suggest doing this in public, though. All you have to do is fire up the software, take the pic and punch in your height -- the computer does the rest. With funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council the coalition is working to bring the system to market, with hopes of launching within the next two years. For a bit more check out the PR after the break.
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New 'virtual' tape measure could give online clothes shoppers the perfect fit
The new system builds up a detailed image of body measurements, making it much easier for the shopper to order the correct size for their body dimensions
A ground-breaking web-based system that takes unprecedentedly detailed measurements of the body could revolutionise online clothes shopping.
The shopper would simply download software which, in conjunction with their webcam or smartphone, works like a 'virtual' tape measure, taking accurate waist, hip, chest and other measurements and advising the user on which size garment to buy whenever they visit the website of a participating retailer.
Taking multiple measurements of the body quickly, easily and accurately, the system aims to ensure the best possible fit and so save retailers and shoppers millions of pounds a year in return postage costs, as well as eliminating the hassle involved in sending back clothes that are the wrong size or fit.
With funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), the software is currently being developed by London College of Fashion and computer vision experts at the University of Surrey, in collaboration with body-mapping specialists Bodymetrics and digital creative agency Guided.
Body scanning is already starting to make a mark in the clothing retail sector. But because the new system takes measurements at a number of different points on the body and combines these with a person's overall proportions to build up a detailed 3D image, it offers much greater precision than anything else available in-store or online.
Moreover, most online shoppers currently buy clothes simply on the basis of waist size, for instance, or small/medium/large categorisation, whose accuracy is inevitably limited and often depends on the shopper's subjective perception of their own body size.
The new system avoids these problems. Once they find the item they are interested in, the shopper simply clicks their mouse to activate the software, stands in front of their webcam or smartphone in their underwear, takes a photo, types in their height and lets the software do the rest. The photo remains entirely confidential and is not transmitted over the internet in any way. The height measurement gives the software the starting point for ascertaining the body size of the shopper.
To inform customers, a logo (and possibly a pop-up on the computer screen) would appear on the websites of participating retailers. As slight variations often exist in the proportions of clothes with the same label size but produced by different manufacturers, retailers would also supply detailed information about the size of all their individual garments. The software would take this into account when recommending the size of a particular item for a particular shopper.
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V.24 No.44 | 10/29/2015
Halloween DWI Checkpoint in Downtown Albuquerque This Saturday Night
By Geoffrey Plant [ Fri Oct 30 2015 4:19 PM ]
Albuquerque Police want Halloween revelers to know that there will be a sobriety checkpoint somewhere in the Downtown area this Saturday night. Regulars and those living in the area can probably guess that APD will set up their checkpoint at either Central and Broadway or Coal and Broadway. No matter how many news outlets publish this information, APD will still bust some folks driving under the influence. So dress up in your sexy Donald Trump costume and hit the bars downtown, dance, see some music, but if you get too intoxicated to drive—and with the BAC limit at .08%, "too intoxicated" isn't hard to achieve—find another way to get home or to your booty call or dealer's house.
Have a safe Halloween by simply starting your night with a ride from one of Albuquerque's taxi services or, if you're under thirty, Uber. Unfortunately, AAA's Tipsy Tow service appears to have been discontinued in Albuquerque, but Albuquerque Cab does offer a free ride home (10pm-2am, Fri & Sat) through their Tavern Taxi service.
Tavern Taxi: (505)-999-1400
Yellow/Checker Cab: (505)-247-8888
Green Cab: (505)-243-6800
V.24 No.27 | 7/2/2015
Crib Notes
Crib Notes: July 2, 2015
By August March
Excerpts from Appendix B (Tales of Years 2011-2024) of the third book (Return of the First R) in the epic fantasy series Alburquerque News (Burrrque Press hardback collectors edition)
V.24 No.17 | 4/23/2015
The Daily Word in methane mystery, machete murder and Mary Jane
By Constance Moss [ Mon Apr 20 2015 11:30 AM ]
In the Four Corners area, researchers are attempting to locate the mysterious source of a methane "hot spot."
A museum commemorating the figure skating scandal of the 1990s involving Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding has been built by a couple in Brooklyn in their apartment.
The Red Rocker ordered a new car in 2014. The cost: $1.4 Million. He's still waiting for it to be delivered.
In Spain, a substitute teacher was killed and four others wounded after a 13-year-old brought a machete and cross bow to school.
In local news, a driver drove his vehicle through a parking lot, a brick wall, and through the living room of two residents in the Loma Del Norte 'hood. He is under investigation for possible DWI.
Norway is expected to be the first country to do away with FM radio.
A 120-pound woman broke the steak-eating record this weekend.
Dude! It's 420! Don't Bogart that doobie!
V.24 No.12 | 3/19/2015
Crib Notes
Crib Notes: March 19, 2015
By August March
What do you know about last week's 505 news? Take the Alibi pop quiz to find out.
V.23 No.31 |
The Daily Word in Albuquerque, Burque and the Duke City
By August March [ Thu Jul 31 2014 11:45 AM ]
In recent, local developments:
Allegedly, a very drunk couple took a stroll with their children and a marijuana pipe. They were arrested.
A naked intruder was allegedly found sleeping in someone else's bed. He was arrested.
According to APD, a woman pulled a gun on a Comcast technician. She was arrested.
APD is getting rid of its Mine Resistant Ambush Protected armored vehicle.
The School of Rock will be housed in downtown Burque.
The Sunport was at the center of a copper theft ring.
Developers are planning to build a hotel modeled after the ruins at Chaco Canyon.
Someone left the sprinklers running in the rain.
UNM's Director of Government and Community Relations has now been arrested three times for DWI. He has been previously convicted twice for this offense.
After numerous setbacks and a countless number of losing seasons, UNM's football coach looks to the future.
V.23 No.8 |
The Daily Word in touring Old Main, New Mexico ranks first in something and the collapse of Bitcoin
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Feb 25 2014 8:33 AM ]
New Mexico is ranked first among states for sexual stamina.
Judge's ruling on Albuquerque's DWI vehicle-seizure program is being interpreted in two ways.
An accused pedophile once worked at a Nob Hill magic shop.
You may now purchase tickets for tours of "Old Main," site of the 1980 New Mexico prison riot.
There was a huge shakeup in the Bitcoin world last night and yes, money disappeared.
Netflix sets precedent of paying for faster broadband speeds.
Elevator Gossip tweeter identified.
Toronto mayor Rob Ford was on The Today Show.
Mexican authorities, with the help of DEA and US marshals, captured Mexican Sinaloa-cartel leader El Chapo Guzman.
Some politicians who voted for Arizona's "anti-gay" sb 1062 are feeling like maybe the whole thing isn't such a good idea after all.
A Ugandan newspaper published a list of the country's "top" 200 gays.
25 cases (since 2012) of a polio-like disease affecting children in California have parents and officials very worried.
Sarah Palin has a new TV show.
V.22 No.52 |
The Daily Word in Pussy Riot, New Mexico tourism and Nintendo porn
By Mark Lopez [ Fri Dec 27 2013 9:48 AM ]
Pussy Riot may be out of prison, but their work is far from over.
Conrad Alvin Barrett's getting charged with a hate crime, and he thought he was just playing a game.
A Louisiana man, who was in the middle of a custody battle for his four children, shot and killed three people before killing himself.
Monsignor William Lynn's case involving priest-sex abuse charges was overturned, and he could get released as early as this week after spending 18 months behind bars.
Utah wants to take same-sex marriage ruling to the US Supreme Court.
Speaking of same-sex marriage, now that it's legal in New Mexico, does that mean a boost in tourism?
Robert Ortiz, after drunkenly rolling his Chevy Blazer, goes into a giggle fit when cops issue a sobriety test. Oh, and he also has 10 DWI arrests to his name.
Thanks to good road crews, descansos remain on the highways.
A father in Virginia reported to local news that his son found pornographic images on a Nintendo gaming system he got for Christmas. Sorry buddy.
V.22 No.33 | 8/15/2013
Dirt City Driving for Neophytes
Alibi circulation manager drops native motoring knowledge
By Geoffrey Plant
Geoffrey Plant is your instructor, and this is everything you always wanted to know about booting, DWI and parking tickets, but were afraid to ask.
V.22 No.20 | 5/16/2013
Aural Fixation
Mixed Drink Tape
Songs in the key of booze
By Samantha Anne Carrillo
An obsessive-compulsive editor spent three days soaking in aural alcohol, and it resulted in a lush mixtape.
V.22 No.9 |
The Daily Word in illegal hot air balloons, ghost wives, forced to pee in a bucket and more interlock license restrictions
Happy birthday Dean Stockwell
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Mar 5 2013 8:28 AM ]
Hot air balloons are illegal in Albuquerque, dogs rejoice.
This guy may sue Circle K for allegedly making him pee in a bucket.
A bill headed to the NM Senate takes the state's fight against drunk-driving to a new extreme. I can think of one way to get around this.
Filesharing site Pirate Bay says it has moved operations to friendlier-
Another excellent Dangerous Minds rant about Facebook's "broken on purpose" EdgeRank scheme.
Sinkholes around the world and in Albuquerque.
The White House thinks you should be able to unlock your phone or tablet and wants the current law changed.
A town that wanted to put up a statue of Len Bias finds out that most people think of the dead basketball star as a crackhead, not an athlete. Whatever you may think, he was a pivotal figure in the War on Drugs.
These guys have a suitable dead woman that would make a great wife for your dead single brother.
Harrison Ford is going to be in Anchorman 2.
On this day in 1936 Dean Stockwell was born into this big plastic hassle.
V.22 No.3 | 1/17/2013
The Daily Word in autism, gun laws and killer breasts
By B.L. Brennan [ Wed Jan 16 2013 10:12 AM ]
New study shows that it may be possible for some children to outgrow autism.
Some law enforcement officials say they won't enforce new gun laws.
Albuquerque resident can't figure out why cars keep crashing into her backyard.
Woman accused of suffocating her boyfriend to death with her breasts.
U.S. Marshal's trial for a DWI has been put on hold for the sixth time.
Ryan Seacrest spill new details on the Nicki Minaj/Mariah Carey feud.
The owner of 5 dogs that attacked a four-year-old girl apologizes.
V.21 No.52 |
The Daily Word in New Year's Day.
By Nick Brown [ Tue Jan 1 2013 4:51 PM ]
The Senate passed a fiscal cliff deal.
People died in a deadly human stampede.
A suspected bomb builder gave birth.
Putin decided Russia has a drinking problem.
It's dangerous to be funny in Egypt.
New Year's Day is a big suicide day.
Take note of celebrity air rage incidents.
A Japanese porn star got 100 of bottles if ick.
What are the most hungover cities in America?
Here's a newborn baby elephant.
Parrots hate electronic music.
The world's biggest treehouse.
APD DWI checkpoint report.
Happy birthday Frank Langella.
Thanks to Susan Petersen, Sarah Bonneau and Helenoid for the links.
V.21 No.51 |
The Daily Word in beauty pageants, bilingual dogs, maple syrup, and a disgraced former APD cop returns to Albuquerque
By Geoffrey Plant [ Thu Dec 20 2012 9:03 AM ]
Rogue APD cop who served part of his lengthy sentence in Pelican Bay is back in town.
Miss Las Cruces resigned her title after being charged with DWI.
A "driving under the influence of marijuana" charge was filed against a man in Washington state.
The President of France came close to apologizing to Algeria for all the crap it went through under French colonization.
Colorado, Mayan apocalypse and the inspiration for Indiana Jones.
Anchorman 2 will be released one year from today.
Get yer bulletproof backpacks heah!
Authorities in Canada have recovered two thirds of the stolen national strategic maple syrup reserve, arrested three.
Montreal passed a bylaw requiring dogs to respond to commands in both English and French.
Here is a collection of the main title sequences from all the James Bond films.
A huge mall is set to be built in a town of four in Sweden.
Good, if short, NYT Willie Nelson interview.
Andy Richter can help you come out this holiday.
Samuel L. Jackson and Anne Hathaway find out who's movie is more depressing.
V.21 No.49 | 12/6/2012
The Daily Word in Glitter Dick, Andrew W.K. and Chinese sex slaves.
By Nick Brown and Co. [ Fri Nov 30 2012 11:16 AM ]
Rest in peace guitarist Mickey Baker.
The Onion fooled China.
Bjork shares her favorite TED Talks.
He was a Chinese sex slave dungeon master.
A cat made of fur and anger.
Two students were forced to hold hands.
Here's what that fire was yesterday.
A New York man got a DWI on his way to a DWI.
A false Messiah gets three years for spitting.
A church in Milan has set up an exorcist hotline.
Amazing anamorphic illusions.
Apparently Andrew W.K. will not be a Cultural Embassador to Bahrain.
Glitter Dick posters on UNM campus sparked a controversy.
Commissioner Wiener wants Charlie Sheen to play him in a movie. Wiener's writing a screenplay.
The lesser prairie chicken is threatened.
Gawker interviews the pale nerd king.
Happy birthday Billy Idol.
Contance Moss, Marisa Demarco and Emily Aragon: Thanks for the linkies!
V.21 No.47 |
The Daily Word in Obamacare challenge, LiLo's new movie, Gangnam Christmas
Happy Cyber Monday!
By E.J. Maliskas [ Mon Nov 26 2012 9:52 AM ]
Save money, but be safe.
The supreme court has revived a Christian college's challenge to Obamacare.
Lobos hold it together for a 69-54 win over Portland to take record to 6-0.
Just how bad was Lindsay Lohan's new movie?
Real ID Act has some New Mexicans scrambling to get their passports.
Woman arrested after reportedly riding a manatee for thrills.
A clown collapsed and died while blowing up balloons at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
A Black Friday shopper died after being tackled by Wal-Mart eployees.
Man parked on a median off of Academy charged with his fourth DWI.
A NASA astronaut and Russian cosmonaut will spend a full year aboard the ISS to study how the human body reacts and adapts to the space environment.
SpaceX founder wants to help colonize Mars.
Christmas lights Gangnam style.
60-square-mile Sandy Island shown on Google maps does not appear to actually exist.
Five members of the LANL security force fired for "improper use of a live fire shooting range."
What our friends would be like if they were cats and dogs.
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Southern Gospel Quartet Music
The Heritage Quartet
Welcome to Our Website
We would like to begin by thanking you for taking time out of what we know are very busy schedules to visit our web site. We're sure that in this day and time that you are being bombarded by requests by many different speakers and singers wanting to help you with your ministry needs. We hope to time you spend here with us will be informative and that you'll want to visit with us here in the future. If we may, please let us tell you a little about our ministry.
"Carrying On A Tradition"
The Heritage Quartet
Tommy, Mark, Kenn, Glenn & Rusty
First, we are Southern Gospel Quartet from Lancaster, SC. We just celebrated ten years in the Music Ministry proclaiming the love of God through song. If you look individually at our music and ministry background we have more than 70 years of combined experience in the ministry. We closely resemble the quartets of the old days with the low bass, high tenor and the smooth tight harmony in the middle. The thing we are most proud of is "The Ministry" that God has put together in a marvelous way. With most of our personnel having been members with The Kensmen at some point in time, we know what ministry is all about. Though we want to have the smooth quality quartet sound that you've become accustomed to, WE WILL put God first in all our ministry opportunities. Whether it's in church, concert hall, restaurants, or a convenience store there is nothing more fulfilling than sharing God's word in song. This is why it is so very important to us that, after visiting this site, we would like you to prayerfully consider us for your next music ministry event that you feel you might need a Southern Gospel Quartet. Even if you feel that we may not be what you're looking for at this time, please continue to remember us in prayer as we humble ourselves to the Will of God.
So, while you're here, take some time and look around. We're sure you'll find something you'll like. Add us to your favorites and come back and visit with us as often as you can. May God bless you for it.
Feb. 7, 2015 - Calvary Baptist Church (W/The Beulahland Quartet)- 830 N. Jones Ave. - Rock Hill, S.C. - 6:00
Mar. 27, 2015 - Grace Church of The Nazarene (W/The Promisedland Quartet) -1029 Mount Gallant Rd -
Rock Hill, SC - 7:00 PM
May 22, 2015 - Grace Church of The Nazarene (W/The Down East Boys) -1029 Mount Gallant Rd -
Rock Hill, SC - 7:00 PM
June 13, 2015 - Second Baptist (Carolina Faith Riders Benefit Ride and Spaghetti Dinner for Glenn Totherow. This is not a concert) - 1426 Great Falls HWY - Lancaster SC - 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Aug. 8, 2015 - Calvary Baptist Church (W/Johnson Edition) - 830 N. Jones Ave - Rock Hill, S.C. - 6:00 PM
Nov. 14, 2015 - Calvary Baptist Church (W/Mended Wings) - 830 N. Jones Ave. - Rock Hill, S.C. - 6:00 PM
Dec. 31,2015 - The Heritage Quartet's New Years Concert - Calvary Baptist Church - 830 N. Jones Ave. -
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The Heritage
: 7804 Van Wyck Rd. Lancaster, SC 29720 (H) 803-285-1087 : (C) 803-448-1159
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The following are a list of some of these improvements:
1. Source Code Control using SVN: All these years we have struggled without a proper implementation of a source code control repository. Starting 1-Jan-2010, all our project source code will be managed using SubVersion (SVN). Along with this, we are also working on automating the deployments so that code from a given release will be moved from SVN into a target environment automatically. We hope to have this in place before end of March 2010.
2. Development IDE – Netbeans: Netbeans has been chosen as the IDE for all our LAMP based application development. After a debate between Netbeans and Eclipse, the decision was taken to adopt Netbeans as the standard application development IDE at Auro Infotech.
3. Unit Testing – Though we have strong QA Testing Checklist and methodologies in place using Mantis and Quick Test, we have never had a formal developer testing / unit testing process. We have now finalized that and will be using a documented Unit Testing procedure performed by the developers, which will also be one of the mandatory inputs going forward whenever a QA test is requested.
Since Netbeans is tightly integrated with SVN as well as many unit testing tools, we hope to have a seamless interface between these technologies, which should help us in delivering more robust solutions at a much faster pace.
4. SEO Enabled Website URLs: All these years we have handled SEO enabling of URLs as a separate task in the development process. Going forward this task will be tightly integrated with the development process and hence will be a mandatory deliverable from all our projects.
5. Social Media Aware: With the growth of Facebook, Twitter, Orkut, iPhone, etc, we have made it a standard in all our projects to consider features for social media as a part of the basic project.
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* Twitter doesn't know what it wants to be and doesn't have a consistent story of how it wants to proceed with partnerships.
* Engineers have been held back from shipping new features.
* There have been bad hires in the move to rapidly expand.
Google+ is really showing how bad the product team at Twitter has been doing. Quick, name five new features you've seen on Twitter in the past year. I can't. Quick, name a meeting that Twitter's management has had with any of the users. I can't (Google is ALL OVER meeting with both big users and small here).