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Guys, spring has sprung and it is freakin' gorgeous outside. There is green all around! Trees are in bloom! The sun is shining! If you don't believe me, these Instagram photos from all around Philly are here to back me up. Check 'em out, lace up your sneakers, and go soak up the lovely scenery for yourself. Read more »
WATCH: "Philly in Bloom" Catches Philadelphia in All Its Springtime Glory
Philly videographer Cory Popp has wowed us with videos over the past few years, namely a couple works that feature Philadelphia covered in snow and ice. They were gorgeous in the dead of winter, when we didn't mind looking at stuff like that, but ain't nobody got time for that right now. With that in mind, I present Popp's latest, "Philly in Bloom."
TONIGHT: Earth Day Dinner at Vegan Commissary
Even Vegan Food Can Be Delicious
For those of you who don't have a lot of tree-hugging friends posting about it on Instagram, today is Earth Day. Inexplicably, despite the gravitas of this enormous day, I was still expected to show up to work today. I know, it's shocking how little people care about our planet. Nonetheless, some people know how to celebrate Earth Day correctly. Tonight, Vegan Commissary is taking a break from serving its traditional weekend brunch fare and opening up for a four-course $45 dinner.
The menu is heavy on the spring flavors, and right now is arguably the best time to eschew meat and dairy anyway because the produce is just starting to get exciting again. I mean, I'm not going to be a vegan, but I support you if you are.
The first course is a baby arugula salad with rhubarb and strawberries, followed by asparagus and artichokes served with sprouted barley and meyer lemon. The main course is risotto with spring greens, morels, and black pepper ricotta, and dessert will be a caramel coconut budino with pineapple and pistachios.
You can make reservations by calling (215) 964-3232.
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8 Reasons to Go for a Run Today (Besides the Amazing Weather)
Have you been outside today? It. Is. Amazing. It's 70 degrees and sunny, and basically everything we've all been dreaming about for the past six months. And it is the perfect running weather. But if sunshine isn't enough incentive to get you to lace up your sneakers, we've got a few more reasons you should definitely get out for a run today — like to get your runner's high on, for one — below. Read more »
Market Report: The Most Figure-Flattering Looks to Wear this Spring
- Transitioning from winter's effortless layering can be tricky. Behold, a guide to figure-flatting spring fashion to ease the transition. [Vogue]
- At last, Kardashian lips are attainable for us mere mortals. Warning: bruise mustaches might be a side effect. [Elle]
- Mascara has a knack for getting, well, everywhere when you're in a rush. Here's how to get mascara off of basically anything. [Refinery29]
Up Next: The celeb PacSun collab that we're actually excited about.
Confession: I Hate Spring in Philadelphia
I woke up on Friday morning with a distinct, creeping sense of dread. The kind of dread that makes you afraid to open your eyes, that brings you to the bargaining table with gods long forgotten.
Some of this could be attributed to the dog sleeping on my head. It was the smelly dog, and I had to decide whether to wash my hair or Febreze it like a dodgy futon before heading into work. I knew what I would choose, and it wasn't a choice that inspired much hope for the day or the decade.
But, smelly dogs aside, it was also the first day of spring.
I know how I'm supposed to feel about spring. Read more »
The Edit: 10 Killer Spring Coats to Wear This Week
As much as the 50-degree temps seem like sunbathing weather (ya know, compared to snowpocalypse), it's not quite time to ditch your coat. But that doesn't mean you need to bundle up. Spring offers tons of fresh outerwear that looks seasonally appropriate (think: airy watercolors and punchy pineapple prints) while still keeping you warm as the seasons transition. Here, 10 gorgeous picks you can wear this week. So long, cocoon coats. Read more »
What to Eat This Week: 5 Dinners to Get You Excited for Warm Weather
Every year, it feels like winter will never end, but surprise: spring is right around the corner! And boy, are we excited for warm weather. If you've been chowing down on stews and squash-everything all winter long, it's time to switch it up and get ready for spring: Here, five dinners — from tacos to grilled skewers to salads bursting with spring veggies — that will get you excited for all the delicious warm-weather meals to come. Read more »
13 Reasons We're So Stinkin' Excited for Warm Weather in Philly
Newsflash: We've only got nine more days of winter, people! Spring is a comin' — on March 20th, to be exact — and I, for one, could not be more excited for the warm weather it'll bring with it. Just about every single day of this dreadful season we call winter, I say to anyone who will listen, "If we lived somewhere warm, we could be doing [insert fun outdoor activity here] right now. Ughhh, winter!" And I'm sure I'm not alone.
But with spring headed our way, soon we'll all be able to start checking things off the long list of activities we've been talking about wanting to do for months, from hiking in the Wissahickon to playing frisbee down the Shore to picnicking anywhere we can lay a blanket down.
Below, 13 reasons we here in Be Well Philly Land are so freakin' excited for warm weather in Philly. Read more »


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Current staff
Ishtiaq Uddin AHMAD
Country Representative for IUCN Bangladesh
Ishtiaq holds a Bachelor's degree and a Masters in Agriculture from Bangladesh Agricultural University, a Master's in Forestry from University of Peshawar, Pakistan, and another Master's in Forest Inventory & Management from University of Washington, USA. He is a member of Commonwealth Forestry Association (CFA), Indian Remote Sensing Society, and Bangladesh Civil Service Forest Association.
He has some 30 years experience of working in environment and development of modern management regimes for natural forests and plantations. His past experiences include being the Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) for Forest Department, Bangladesh, Deputy Chief Conservation of Forests (DCCF) for Planning Wing, and the Conservator of Forests for Wildlife and Nature Conservation Circle, Forest Department, Government of Bangladesh.
Haseeb Md. IRFANULLAH PhD
Programme Coordinator
Haseeb's career spans over 15 years in research and development arenas. In 2000, he started with IUCN Bangladesh as an Assistant Programme Officer. After completing his doctoral degree in aquatic ecology at the University of Liverpool in 2004, he joined IUCN again and worked till 2009 at different capacities.
Anwara Begum Shelly PhD
National Coordinator, Bangladesh
Mangroves for the Future (MFF) & Gender Focal Point, IUCN Bangladesh
Dr Shelly was awarded the Degree of Doctor with a dissertation titled "Impact of community management on two beel fisheries in Bangladesh," from the Department of Zoology, University of Dhaka. She is one of the leading professionals of the development sector in Bangladesh with about 25 years extensive experience in fisheries and cross cutting issues like climate change and economic development.
As the MFF National Coordinator, she supports the MFF National Coordinating Body to oversee the MFF Small grants and play role as the national advisory committee for integrated coastal management. She also works as national communications focal point for MFF and coordinates research and advocacy in for ecosystem based adaptation and understanding the full value of mangroves.
Before joining IUCN, she served as the Director of Caritas Fisheries Programme in Bangladesh. She is also a writer and poet. Her first book ' Jibon Theke Neya' has been published in 2013 compiling her small stories published in the last 20 years in newspapers.
Nasim AZIZ
Senior Programme Officer
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Nasim Aziz did his Masters in Environmental Studies from Dalhousie University, Canada, and Bachelor in Forestry from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Nasim has seven years of experience in natural resource management, with a strong focus in forestry. He also has experience in biodiversity, socio-economic and institutional assessments and is currently managing several projects in IUCN Bangladesh.
Before joining IUCN, he was working as Performance Monitoring and Applied Research Specialist under Integrated Protected Area Co-management (IPAC), Project funded by USAID.
His areas of interest include biodiversity assessment, socio-economic & institutional assessment.
Mohammad Shahad MAHABUB CHOWDHURY
Project Manager
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Mohammad Shahad Mahabub Chowdhury did his Masters with a specialization in Marine Science from the Institute of Marine Sciences and Fisheries, Chittagong University, Bangladesh. He completed his second Masters in Aquatic Resources Development from Stirling University, UK.
Shahad has considerable work experiences with several prominent national and international institutions in the fields of natural resources development, management and conservation.
He has demonstrated his capability in development, management, supervision and monitoring multidisciplinary research and programme activities throughout the country successfully and has contributed to several national and international journals.
Dipankar Aich
Programme Officer (Natural Resources Management)
Mr. Dipankar Aich has joined IUCN as the Programme Officer (NRM), IUCN Bangladesh based in IUCN Bangladesh Country Office, Dhaka effective from 09 March 2014. Initially Mr. Aich is attached to the project titled "Ecosystems for life: A Bangladesh-India Initiative" as a Dialogue Coordinator.
Mr. Aich has more than seven years of experience in development and research work on Ecosystems services valuation, Green Economy, NRM, Food security and Compliance of supermarket supply-chain. He also worked in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK and India in different capacities. Previously, Dipankar worked for organizations like Asian Center for Development, ActionAid International, UNEP, UNODC and Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM). He also did a short term consultancy with IUCN Bangladesh.
Dipankar completed MSc. specializing in Environmental and Resource Economics (ERE) and Forest Ecosystem Management (FEM) under the international master programme "Sustainable Resource Management" at the TUM in Germany. He earned the Bachelors degree in Environmental Studies with a second major in Economics from North South University (NSU) in Bangladesh. He has authored and co-authored over eight research papers including policy papers and monographs.
Mohammad Abdul MOTALEB
Programme Officer
Conservation through practice: conservation of medicinal plants and traditional knowledge by involving ethnic communities and Action Research for conservation of Asian Elephant in Bangladesh
Mohammad Abdul Motaleb obtained Masters and Bachelor in Forestry from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh.
He is currently managing a project to facilitate conservation of medicinal plant and traditional health service in Chittagong Hill Tracts and another project on the conservation of Asian elephants. He has also worked in biodiversity conservation in the Lawachara National Park, Bangladesh.
Prior to joining IUCN, he worked as a research officer for the Bangladesh Ministry of Food and Disaster, on economic risk appraisal of the impact of cyclones and tsunamis on coastal livelihood.
Motaleb has contributed to a number of national and international publications on biodiversity conservation.
Zubair Hussni FAHAD
Assistant Wildlife Biologist
Status Survey & Development of Elephant Action Plan
Fahad has more than five years of experience in the field of biodiversity conservation, social development and community based natural resources management in Bangladesh. Prior to joining IUCN, he worked as a Programme Officer at USAID's Bagh Activity in Bangladesh implemented by WildTeam. He also worked as a Research Officer in Sundarbans Tiger Project under Wildlife Trust of Bangladesh.
Fahad attended a training course on tiger conservation organized by S. G. B. Amravati University in Maharashtra, India.
He did his graduation and post graduation degrees in Zoology (Wildlife Biology) from Jahangirnagar University. He published few papers in international publications and journals on tiger conservation.
Md Ahsanul WAHED
Assistant Programme Officer
Mohammad Abul KALAM AZAD
Thematic Coordinator - Livelihood, Capacity Bldg & Market Extn
Community Base Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Mohammad Abul Kalam Azad has completed Masters in Crop Science and Bachelor in Agriculture from Bangladesh Agricultural University.
He has eight years of experience in working with national and international organizations. Prior to joining IUCN, he was working with CARE Bangladesh's SHOUHARDO Programme in the wetlands as the Project Manager.
He has received several trainings on business development, administration etc. His areas of expertise are climate change, disaster risk reduction, conservation, community empowerment, Community Based Natural Resource Management etc.
Md. Shahid Ullah
Thematic Coordinator
Community Based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Md. Shahid Ullah commenced his profession as a Socio-Economic Research Assistant. His former work experience deals with food security, livelihood, climate change, research etc with both national and international organisations.
Ullah obtained a Master of Social Science and Bachelor of Social Science degree in Sociology from University of Chittagong. Also, he is trained in monitoring, evaluation and management.
A. B. M. Sarowar ALAM
Principal Investigator
White-rumped Vulture Conservation in Bangladesh Project
A.B.M.Sarowar Alam has a Masters and Bachelor in Zoology from Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh. Before joining IUCN, he worked with Wetland Biodiversity Rehabilitation Project (WBRP) as Wildlife Officer. He also worked with CARINAM as wildlife researcher to estimate breeding population of Gharial in Padma & Jamuna River.
Alam is an editor of 'Banglar Pakhi' (Bangladesh bird Club Newsletter) and executive editor of 'Bangladesh Nature Quest' – a quarterly magazine published by The Daily Star.
He is a member of Bangladesh Bird Club (Bbc) and Oriental Bird Club (OBC). He has several publications published in home and abroad on wildlife, nature and biodiversity. One of his major publications is Bangladesher Porijayi Pakhi (Migratory Birds of Bangladesh).
As a wildlife biologist, Alam worked for Community based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor and Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh at IUCN. Currently he is managing four projects namely - White-rumped Vulture Conservation in Bangladesh, Impact Monitoring Survey on Wetland Biodiversity, Batagur Baska Conservation and Wild Bird Monitoring Programme.
Rasel Ahammed
Assistant Wildlife Biologist
Refata NASIM
Monitoring and Advocacy Assistant
White-rumped Vulture Conservation in Bangladesh Project
Refata has two years experience in gender, education, migration, health, community based development, disaster risk reduction and poverty reduction. She worked with different national and international organizations namely International Organization for Migration (IOM), icddr,b, Swisscontact and Friendship Bangladesh at different capacities.
Refata did her masters and bachelor degrees in geography and environment from Jahangirnagar University. Prior to joining IUCN, she was working with Friendship Bangladesh as programme support officer under the disaster management and education department.
Khadija RAWSHAN
Project Assistant
White-rumped Vulture Conservation in Bangladesh Project
Kazi ZENIFAR AZMIRI
Project Assistant
She is a member of Bangladesh Bird Club (Bbc). Zenifar has been an active bird ringer since 2013.
Mohammad Rahmat ULLAH
Assistant Project Officer (Ecosystem Improvement and Livelihood)
Community Based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Mohammad Rahmat Ullah has field-based research and work experience on forest management, climate change, co-management system and forest fire in home and abroad.
Prior to joining IUCN, Ullah worked as a 'Research Fellow' of the 'Ministry of Science, Information & Communication Technology' in Bangladesh and a Research Assistant for 'National Key Forest Fire Project' in China. He also has a teaching experience – at Forestry Science and Technology Institute, he taught forestry courses.
Ullah completed his post-graduation (2010-2012) in Forest Management from the Beijing Forestry University, China. Also, he completed his post-graduation (2009-2010) and graduation in Forestry from the University of Chittagong. He has published his research works in peer-reviewed int'l journals, book chapter and conference proceedings.
His main research interests have focused on working collaboratively with a range of stakeholders to ensure improved natural resource management through knowledge generation and adaptive management.
Md. Mehedi Hasan
Assistant Project Officer
Community Based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Md. Mehedi Hassan has a former work experience at CLP (fish and enterprise development), WorldFish (FRSP) and Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (Samriddhi Project). Also, he worked in the field of biodiversity monitoring, social development, and community based resources management.
Hasan completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology and a Master of Science in Fisheries from Bangladesh National University.
Mr. Wasim NEWAZ
Project Associate
Community Based Sustainble Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Wasim Newaz is currently studying Masters in Resource and Environmental Management in North South University. He also holds Bachelor and Masters in International Relations from the University of Dhaka.
Prior to joining IUCN, Wasim worked as a field investigator in the research 'Women's participation in election' funded by the Royal Embassy of Netherland in the parliamentary and upazila election 2008-09. He has also experience working as an assistant researcher in few research projects namely 'Conflict resolution and peace process: The case of Chittagong Hill Tracks' with South Asia Forum for Human Rights; 'Nodi O Jibon' (Living with the River), designed by Concern Worldwide Bangladesh and 'Higher Education Quality Enhancement (HEQEP) project' funded by UGC on behalf of the Government and the World Bank.
His areas of interest include environmental security and governance, climate change policy and negotiations.
Enamul Mazid KHAN SIDDIQUE
Assistant Project Manager, Bangladesh
Mangroves for the Future (MFF) Bangladesh
Enamul Mazid Khan Siddique is a Master of Social Science in Sociology from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
As part of his role in MFF, he analyses state of socio-ecological resilience in the target areas in Bangladesh coastal zone. Also, he manages the MFF small grants facility, manages Bangladesh page in the MFF website, and supports the MFF National coordinator in research and advocacy coordination for ecosystem based adaptation and understanding the full value of mangroves.
Before joining IUCN, he used to work with the Daily Ittefaq, a national daily.
His areas of interest include socio-ecological thinking & community resilience, and capturing stories of change through knowledge management and communications."
Selina Sultana
Programme Assistant (Fish & Crustacea)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Selina Sultana earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology and Masters degree in Zoology (Wildlife) from Chittagong University. Sultana received "Salma Sobhan Fellowship" award for Women in Journalism, 2007.
Prior to joining IUCN she worked for an Alliance NGO's- DemocracyWatch, Prip Trust, Khan Foundation & Steps Towards Development in its APARAJITA: Politically Empowerment Project.
Tanvir AHMED SHOVON
Project Assistant (Amphibians, Reptiles & Mammals)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Tanvir Ahmed Shovon has about four years of experience in the field of biodiversity conservation and collaborative protected area management of Bangladesh. Before joining IUCN, he worked as a Project Manager at RDRS Bangladesh for protected area restoration project funded by Arannayk Foundation.
He completed his graduation and post graduation from Khulna University. He was also awarded Erasmus Mundus Category 'A' scholarship to study MSc in European Forestry, where he was trained as an Ecologist
Shovon has also worked as a co-investigator and research assistant during his study at Khulna University.
Sanjoy ROY
Project Assistant (GIS)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Md. Ahsanul ISLAM
Project Assistant (Database Management)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Md. Sadique Uddin MOLLA
Project Assistant (Communication)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Mohammed NOMAN
Project Assistant (Database Management)
Updating Species Red List of Bangladesh Project
Md. Fazlay Arafat
Programme Assistant (Community Organizer)
Pilot programme to identify effective measures to reduce HEC
Md. Fazlay Arafat achieved a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree in Forestry from Institute of Forestry and Environmental Sciences, Chittagong University.
He previously worked with IFESCU, via which conducted research on monitoring forest cover changes through remote sensing and GIS, simultaneously, measuring the impact of Tobacco cultivation on soils of Chittagong Hill Tracts areas.
Muhammad Mizanur RAHMAN
Field Assistant
Mangrove for the Future
Prior to joining IUCN, Mizanur Rahman worked as a Research Associate with "Climate Change Impact on Fisheries Biodiversity in Relation to Environmental Conditions of the Meghna Estuary Using Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Technology" project. It was a GoB funded project under the Ministry of Science and Information & Communication Technology.
Muhammad Mizanur Rahman has MS and Bachelor degrees in Marine Science from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. His areas of interests are Marine and Coastal Environment, Coastal Zone Management, Climate change, Mangrove and Coastal Ecosystem, Aquaculture and Aquatic biodiversity. He has published several scientific papers in international journals.
Md. Emran HASAN
GIS Associate
Ecosystems for Life: A Bangladesh India Initiative
Md Emran Hasan has a Masters and Bachelor in Geography & Environment, from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
He has worked as a teaching assistant at the geographic information system (GIS) and remote sensing lab, at the Department of Geography and Environment, University of Dhaka, where he assisted faculties during geo-spatial classes and lectures for students and professionals.
Prior to IUCN, Emran worked as a GIS Analyst at Geographic Solution Research Center (GSRC).
Md. Abdul ALIM
Field Assistant
Community Based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Communications and IT
Sheikh ASADUZZAMAN
Library & Publication Officer
Sheikh Asaduzzaman did his Masters in Islamic History from the Jagannath University, Bangladesh and Post-graduate Diploma in Library and Information Sciences from the National Library and Information Association, Bangladesh.
He has also completed a certificate course in Environmental Education at the Centre for Environment Education (CEE), India and a diploma course on Desktop Publications from Daffodil University, Bangladesh.
Currently he is involved in maintaining the office library, designing the publications and printing materials of IUCN Bangladesh.
Md. Aktar HOSSAIN
Finance Officer
Md Aktar Hossain holds an MBA in finance from the University of Information Technology and Sciences (UITS), Bangladesh and a Masters in Management from the National University of Bangladesh. He has also completed a Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) intermediate course from the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB).
Prior to IUCN he worked at Royal Park Ltd. and Wega Fashion Sweater (Pvt.) Ltd.
Aktar attended several training courses on Value Added Tax (VAT) from Customs, Excise and VAT Commissionerate, Dhaka; and Human Resource Management for Executives from Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM).
Finance and Accounts
Md. Anwar HOSSAIN
Manager Finance
Md Anwar Hossain holds a Masters degree in accounting, and an MBA in Global Banking and Finance. Additionally he has a postgraduate diploma in personnel management from Bangladesh Institute of Management and completed Chartered Accountancy course.
Anwar has more than 14 years of experience in the area of finance and administrative management in the development sector of Bangladesh.
Prior to IUCN, he has worked as a deputy financial controller with The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. He also worked with the Sight savers International, Save the Children UK, Rangpur Dinajpur Rural Service and BRAC.
Tulshi DAS ROY
Senior Finance Officer
Tulshi Das Roy received Masters Degree in Economics and Bachelor Degree in Accounting from the National University, Bangladesh, and a professional degree of Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) from the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB).
Tulshi is currently involved in cost and management audit, review and compilation of financial statements as well as the reporting of corporate finance, taxation, general business accounting and business planning for sustainable operations.
He has extensive experience in preparing donor reports on cash-flow projection, annual budget, and project budget monthly Payroll, cost recovery and fund monitoring, reviewing bank accounts reconciliation, current accounts and fund reconciliation, SUN and Vision XL administration
Tariqul Alam
Accounts Assistant
Pilot program to identify effective measures to reduce the HEC
Tariqul Alam earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting and Masters degree in Finance from University of Chittagong.
Prior to joining IUCN, he worked with SS Global Business Ltd. as an Accountant.
Abul Kalam AZAD
Finance & Admin Officer
Community Based Sustainable Management of Tanguar Haor Project
Abul Kalam Azad has a Masters in Commerce concentrating in Management from the National University of Bangladesh and a Bachelor in Commerce from the Government Tularam College, Dhaka.
Azad is currently maintaining the accounts and administration records of the community based sustainable management of Tanguar Haor project in the Sunamgonj district.
Prior to IUCN, Azad worked with Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) and with Unnayan Shahayak Sangstha (USS), a local organization that works with community development, under the SHOWHARDO program of CARE Bangladesh.
Human Resource and Administration
Dominica ROZARIO
Office Manager
Dominica Rozario has a Bachelor degree from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and has completed management development training from the Bangladesh Institute of Management.
Dominica has extensive experience working with IUCN Bangladesh in the area of operations and contributed to the smooth implementation of administrative systems and processes.
Mohammad Omar FARUQUE
Office Assistant
Ecosystems for Life
Shamim Ara KHONDAKER
Administrative Assistant
Shamim Ara Khondaker has a Masters and Bachelor in Islamic Studies from National University, Bangladesh, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management from Bangladesh Institute of Management.
Shamima is currently attached with Ecosystems for Life project as an administrative assistant and act as the focal person for Membership and Constitution. Being the focal person, she handles all issues related to promoting IUCN Membership and keep liaison between the Members and IUCN Country Office.
She has attended Membership Workshop as a membership focal point at Gland, IUCN HQ, Switzerland and has made significant contributions to the participation of Bangladesh Delegations in the World Conservation Congress (WCC) 2008.
Young professionals and Interns
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Niaz Ahmed KHAN, PhD
Country Representative
Tenure:16 August 2009 - 31 December 2011
Currently Professor of Development Studies, University of Dhaka
Dr. Ainun Nishat
Country Representative
Tenure: May 1998 to August 15 2009
Currently Vice Chancellor of BRAC University, Bangladesh
Mr. M. Anwarul Islam
Tenure: January 1995 to April 1998
Mr. A. M. Choudhury
Country Representative
Tenure: January 1992 to December 1994
Ms. Nazneen Mansur Azim
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Young baseball players using virtual reality goggles surprised by the real Bryce Harper
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The reactions are great.
The Little League World Series starts in August.
Thirteen-year-old Ryan Huizdos has a condition known as Albinism, which results in little or no color pigment in his hair, skin, or (…)
It was a touching tribute to player who passed away.
Brad Thomsen made the trip from Florida to watch a pitcher he coached for many years.
The book, 'Mo'ne Davis: Remember My Name', will be released in March.
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I took a Samsung LED TV to India as recently as December 2010 and let me tell you it made financial sense to me.
Good: Cost of Samsung LED 46" - $1050 + $140 for Booking it as a Luggage in Emirates = $1190 + Under Table at airport $25 = $1215 (about 51,000 INR)
Bad: You need a converter in India. US TVs work on NTSC signal mode while Asian TVs work on PAL signal mode. So in most cases (unless you TV has both NTSC & PAL Mode - which you can find out by going into the Menu Mode or reading the manual) you will have to buy a Signal Converter which are available from $25 to $150 on numerous web sites like Amazon, e Bay etc.. (remember more money is no assurance of a great product - so a 40$ deal should be good enough).
So finally your cost works out to around $1250 (about 57000 INR) which I thought is a great deal (considering the Indian price of 85000 for the same model). The things that get irritating are 1. you might have a few wires visible around your TV (if you dont conceal them properly) and 2. You need a cable TV guy / TV Mechanic in India to plug in your wires correctly (if you are not a techy).
Though you dont get HD Signals in India (only a few channels are HD there) you still can walk away with the high feeling of having an LED TV for a great price. The same is valid for LCD TVs also.
Always remember to change the original packing of the TV and move it into a similar box available in UHaul for 4 or 5 bucks (Cut the thermocol if required). This will help you in transporting (Less cost) and avoid the prying eyes of customs officers... say its a used tv.
Hope this was helpful... reach me on email@example.com for more help.
I am thinking of doing the same. I did a search in the net for some information and i was amazed by the amount of redundant and trivial information rather than some useful information.
Trivial = 220v, multi system
Useful info = very rare .
I see that someone here has done it at a good price point. I am seeing that good TV's like Sharp Quattron 40 inch(sharp makes the finest LCD's btw) are priced at Rs 1,20,000 in India. Thats almost US $2700.00
Do all airlines charge the same fees based on volume and weight or does it differ? Do customs people in india really go by the book when they see a TV or do they haggle and let you pass for a *fee*?
And for those worried about 220v or Pal/NTSC confusion a site here in the US sells multi system TV's.
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hello, if any one can help me out...........
i wish to bring an 50 inch plasma to india from uk by air india can any one tell me how much will i be charged to bring it as a special luggage?


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The full list of nominees for the American Film Institute's list of greatest love stories in American cinema. The final…
When the Clouds Roll By
1919 Directed by Victor Fleming
The comfortable and amiable Daniel Boone Brown, a resident of New York's water front, becomes the victim of a mad scientist's psychological experiments. For days, Dr. Ulrich Metz messes up Daniel's life, bringing on failing health, restless sleep, a nervous and irritable disposition, tardiness for work, and superstitions that cause worry and fear. Several months into the ordeal, one of Metz's minions, hired as Daniel's livery, feeds him a midnight snack of spring onions, lobster, Welsh rarebit and mince pie. We see the contents of his stomach causing pain and distress; then he has vivid and surreal nightmares. Will Metz succeed in driving Daniel to suicide?
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A surreal Douglas Fairbanks comedy. The trick shot where Fairbanks walks up the wall across the ceiling and down the wall was only bettered in the 1950's when Fred Astaire did the same thing, however Astaire wasn't being pursued by his dinner at the time, you really have to see this film to believe it! The dam burst and subsequent flood at the end of the film seems rather over the top and out of keeping with the rest of the film, but is pretty spectacular. A bizarre film one of Fairbanks best pre-swashbucklers!
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Before Douglas Fairbanks was a swashbuckler – a transformation that took place with The Mark of Zorro – he was America's favourite everyman, starring in a series of exuberant romantic comedies that showed off his never-say-die persona, physical prowess and great big smile, and made him one of the most bankable stars on the planet. When the Clouds Roll By is regarded by fans as his best contemporary comedy. It's the first I've seen, but it's an absolute gem, with passages of dazzling cinematic invention – several of which seem to have influenced Buster Keaton – along with knockout stuntwork and an atmosphere of artistry that extends to intertitle cards decorated with sumptuous paintings, all serving a slightly dubious story…


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Odd PagesJul 07, 2011
South Africa and the United States: A Post-Election PrognosisJul 07, 2011
Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Ambassador Johnnie Carson discussed the Obama Administration's strong commitment to South Africa and spoke of the administration's desire to build upon existing areas of cooperation. Carson described South Africa as the economic locomotive crucial to Africa's long-term growth and stability. He praised the country's commitment to democracy and rule of law, noting that South Africa's record of success serves as a powerful example to other African governments. Carson emphasized the importance of economic partnership as being at the heart of US-South African relations.
Global Drug Trafficking: Africa's Expanding RoleJul 07, 2011
Africa's role in the drug trafficking industry is a strong testament to the interplay of supply and demand market expansion, to the hybridization of transnational organized crime syndicates, as well as to the need for a paradigm shift in domestic, regional and international approaches to drug trafficking interdiction. On May 28, 2009, the Africa Program of the Woodrow Wilson Center convened a conference to assess the situation of international drug trafficking and the increasingly important role that Africa plays.
Land Grab: The Race for the World's FarmlandJul 07, 2011
The world is experiencing a grain rush. With increasing frequency, food-importing countries and private investors are acquiring farmland across the developing world. This new publication marks one of the first efforts in the United States to bring together perspectives from international organizations, farmers, and investors alike about a trend often referred to as a new phase of the world food crisis.
Emerging Powers: India, Brazil, and South Africa (IBSA) and the future of South-South CooperationJul 07, 2011
India, Brazil, and South Africa (IBSA) are transcending geographical, historical, and regional differences in order to promote their individual and collective interests at a time when the current economic hardship and declining U.S. hegemony mean greater opportunities for emerging countries in the global South. Since its inception at the margins of the expanded G-8 Summit held in Evian, France, in 2003, the group, officially established in 2004 as the IBSA Dialogue Forum, has held three Summits – in Brasília in 2006, in Pretoria in 2007, and in New Delhi in 2008. The three foreign ministers have met at least once a year and a number of trilateral official consultations have taken place at lower levels.
African Regional and Sub-Regional Organizations: Assessing Their Contribution to Economic Integration and Conflict ManagementJul 07, 2011
As one examines the Africa of today, its potential and its problems, its progress and its past, there are a number of recent developments that augur well for the future. This evolution gives Africa's leaders the tools and framework to fashion its way forward and to secure Africa's rightful role in the global order. The end of the Cold War, the liberation of minority ruled southern Africa, the emergence of the World Trade Organization and the Africa Growth and Opportunities Act, the focus on HIV/AIDS and related public health issues by the international community as well as the growth of civil society and pressures for democratic change throughout the continent, among many other things, all have resulted in an Africa that is markedly changed and full of potential.
Implementing Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement; Prospects and ChallengesJul 07, 2011
On September 11th, 2006, just over a year after the passing of John Garang, and 18 months after the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) on January 9, 2005, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the National Defense University convened a conference to assess the progress that had been made in implementing Sudan's landmark CPA. The conference brought together experts and policymakers to discuss the state of CPA implementation, the relationship between the CPA and political developments elsewhere in Sudan, notably in Darfur, and the ways in which the international community might assist in building a sustainable peace in Sudan.
Assessing the Nigeria Elections: Can Democracy Emerge from a Badly Flawed Process ?Jul 07, 2011
Presentations made at a conference held at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars on May 18, 2007.
Strategies for Promoting Gender Equity in Developing Countries: Lessons, Challenges and OpportunitiesJul 07, 2011
Strategies for Promoting Gender Equity in Developing Countries: Lessons, Challenges, and Opportunities examines both old and new strategies for promoting gender equity in development. As such, it draws upon expert scholars and practitioners to analyze individual cases from throughout the developing world. It also aims to identify policy options and suggestions for moving the current debate forward. This publication is a product of a conference co-sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson Center and the Inter-American Foundation.
Angolan Progress and ProspectsJul 07, 2011
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Welfare Reform
On 8 March 2012 the Welfare Reform Act received Royal Assent.
The Act legislates for the biggest change to the welfare system for over 60 years.
It introduces a wide range of reforms that will deliver the commitment made in the Coalition Agreement and the Queen's speech to make the benefits and tax credits systems fairer by:
- creating the right incentives to get more people into work by ensuring work always pays
- protecting the most vulnerable in our society
- delivering fairness to those claiming benefit and to the taxpayer
- simplifying the benefits system
Changes from 2013:
Under Occupied Accommodation - affects tenants of Council houses and Housing Associations.
Council Tax Reduction - replaces Council Tax Benefit.
Scottish welfare fund - replaces the discretionary Social Fund provided by Job Centre plus.
Personal Independence Payment - replaces Disability Living Allowance for people aged 16 to 64.
Benefit Cap - a limit on the total amount of benefit that most people aged 16 to 64 can get.
Universal Credit - a new benefit that will replace 6 existing benefits, including Housing Benefit, with a monthly payment if you are out of work or on a low income.
Changes that have already happened include:
Effective from April 11 - affected tenants in the private rented sector
Effective from January 12 - affected single claimants aged under 35 years old in the private rented sector
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It's that magical time of year again - the days are getting cooler and we know our favourite furry-tailed visitor is just a hop, skip and a jump away. Brightly coloured foils are everywhere you turn in the shops, but we think there's something extra special about homemade Easter treats. These chocolate gifts are super-delicious and so simple, anyone can make them.
Makes 20
• 125g unsalted butter, softened
• 1 cup brown sugar
• 1 egg
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• 2 cups plain flour, sifted
• 1 tsp baking powder, sifted
• ¼ cup cocoa, sifted
• 2 tsp cinnamon
• 1 teaspoon mixed spice
• ½ cup milk
• ½ cup sultanas
• 150g dark chocolate, chopped
• 1 cup icing sugar, sifted
• 1 Tbsp boiling water
1. Preheat oven to 160C. Beat together the butter and brown sugar with an electric mixer for 8 minutes or until pale and creamy. Add the egg and vanilla and beat well to combine.
2. Add the flour, baking powder, cocoa, cinnamon, mixed spice, milk, sultanas and chocolate and beat on low speed until a dough forms. Roll 2 Tbsp of the mixture at a time into balls and place in a lightly greased 20cm x 30cm tin lined with non-stick baking paper.
3. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until cooked. Allow to cool completely in the tin. Mix the icing sugar and water to form a paste. Place into a piping bag, snip a 5mm hole at the point and pipe a cross on to each cookie.
Tips and tricks
• When melting your chocolate, ensure the base of the bowl doesn't come into contact with the simmering water.
• Store the cookies, chocolate bark and the coconut rough refrigerated, in airtight containers, for up to 1 week.
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Member of the OLLI program at George Mason explored many different
aspects of the theatre this past spring. Here is a sample:
World Theatre: An Overview
In this course guest speakers from GMU's College of Visual and
Performing Arts surveyed the development of world theatre from its origins
to the contemporary world. Beginning with a discussion of various theories
of origin in classical antiquity, the course proceeded to cover the
following broad topic area. The course also provided a framework of
the understanding of world theatre development as an art form and social
Drama in the "Dark Ages" – The theatre's
cycles of death and rebirth in the medieval world.
Explosions and Explorations – The drama of the Renaissance
and the Elizabethan age, including Machiavelli and Shakespeare.
If It Ain't Baroque – Golden Ages of Drama in France
and Spain in the 17th century.
The Eastern Perspective – Classical forms of drama and
theatre in China and Japan.
But You Must Pay the Rent! (and other crises) – Theatre
in the 19th century (with an obligatory glance at Ibsen).
Paradigms Lost – the World Wars and the theatre of the
20th century.
Ripped from the Headlines – The drama of the here and now
featured lively discussion and in-class reading of primary source material
by faculty and class members.
The Face of the Theatre
This four-week course ventured into the world of theatre makeup. Participants
learned the tricks of the trade, while practicing them on their classmates.
They explored the how's and why's of straight, character
and fantasy makeup. A fun, hands-on course.
The Art of Costume Design
In four sessions, students looked into the exciting world of costume
design from the perspective of a GMU professor and costume designer.
He selected one or more scenes from a well-known American play and asked
members to come up with costuming choices that reflected the respective
characters' roles. They discussed the choices and learned from
a professional how creative and challenging final costume selection
can be.
Readers Theatre
Members developed their reading skills, learned more about plays and
play-reading and enjoyed interacting with other hams. Each week members
either performed as one of the characters in a play or became part of
the audience. Members were encouraged to rehearse ahead of time. While
they didn't memorize scripts or include action, making scenes
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The Catawba grape is one of the earliest native American grapes used in wine production. From 1825 to 1850 it was the most widely planted grape in the United States. Nicholas Longworth founded America's first commercially successful winery along the Ohio River where he planted Catawba and produced the first Catawba wine. His Catawba wine was sold and distributed as far away as California and Europe. Longworth's Catawba wine was so popular that he is said to be the founder of wine culture in America.
In 1858 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow published a poem dedicated to Nicholas Longworth and Catawba, his favorite wine.
"Ode to Catawba Wine"
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Is a Song of the Vine,
To be sung by the glowing embers
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When the rain begins
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Of the Scuppernong,
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Drugged is their juice
For foreign use,
When shipped o'er the reeling Atlantic,
To rack our brains
With the fever pains,
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To the sewers and sinks
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And after them tumble the mixer;
For a poison malign
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Or at baest but a Devil's Elixir.
While pure as a spring
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For Catawba wine
Has need of no sign,
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And this Song of the Vine,
This greeting of mine,
The winds and the birds shall deliver
To the Queen of the West,
In her garlands dressed,
On the banks of the Beautiful River.
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- Tour Includes Ammam, Aqaba, The Red Sea, Bedouin Experience, Petra, and Mt. Nebo
When it comes to exploring exotic locations, there's nothing quite like the benefit of a local expert's wisdom. That's why we've teamed up with Encounters Travel for the Jordan Encounters Tour. This eight-day package takes in everything, from the historic capital Amman to Bedouin camps and the ancient wonder Petra, and even manages to squeeze in some time to luxuriate on the coast of the Red Sea. Led by English-speaking guides, the itinerary offers a real taste of this unforgettably diverse country.
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Our fun, educational camps will, once again, be focused on science, technology, engineering, math, arts, literature, and so much more! Explore the possibilities your camper may have this summer by viewing the fun we had in 2015. You can expect the return of Summer Camp favorites such as LEGO® Education, GoKart Builders, and Television Production. Check back in early March to see our complete schedule including our exciting new Wizardry Experience camp.
If you would like to be one of the first to receive our complete schedule, sign up today.
Summer Camps at Delta College are designed to inspire creativity and enthusiasm for learning. Delta's camps are academically based, many in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM).
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Edward C. Luck
Few questions have been posed more sharply or debated more heatedly within the United Nations in recent years than that of economic or military intervention to enforce humanitarian norms. In a series of speeches and reports beginning in mid-1998, Secretary-General Kofi Annan has repeatedly and forcefully reminded member states of the moral, legal, and human consequences of failing to act in the face of mass atrocities in places like Rwanda, Srebrenica, and Sierra Leone. As he warned the General Assembly in September 1999, the tragedy of Kosovo "revealed the core challenge to the Security Council and to the United Nations as a whole in the next century: to forge unity behind the principle that massive and systematic violations of human rights—wherever they may take place—should not be allowed to stand. " 1 While the Secretary-General succeeded admirably in focusing intergovernmental attention on the humanitarian challenge, the subsequent debate demonstrated how deeply divided the member states remain on how principles of national sovereignty and humanitarian need should be reconciled. 2 The ambivalence of member states can be seen not only in debates about competing principles but also, more graphically, in their hesitancy to respond even to massive violations of humanitarian norms with effective economic or military enforcement action under Chapter VII of the UN Charter. In this chapter I address some of the reasons why such ambivalence should be expected from individual countries and why the UN's political culture itself emits mixed messages on this score. I then suggest some ways to address these doubts and uncertainties.
The international military responses to repression in Kosovo and East Timor in 1999 encouraged some observers to announce the arrival not only of a new doctrine but also of a new era of humanitarian intervention. 3 Sounding


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Monrovia - The ECOWAS National Office of the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning launches a series of activities commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, established on May 28, 1975.
In 1964, President William V.S. Tubman proposed an economic union for West Africa leading to an agreement which was signed in 1965 by the four states of Cote d'Ivore, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. President Tubman's vision was subsequently expanded by Nigerian President Gen. Yakubu Gowon and his Togolese counterpart Gnassinge Eyadema. In 1972, the two leaders toured the region in support of the integration idea and their efforts culminated in the signing of the Treaty of Lagos in 1975, which officially gave birth to ECOWAS.
The 40th Anniversary activities will shed light on the enormous contributions ECOWAS has made to sub-regional socio-economic development, with particular emphasis on the role Liberia has played since the formation of ECOWAS. The ECOWAS 40TH Anniversary Celebration events bring together stakeholders of ECOWAS, the Diplomatic Mission, and officials of government, academics, historians, experts and other relevant personalities on the sub-regional development.
Among other things, the events will focus on:
A review of aim of the establishment of ECOWAS, which is to promote interstate economic and political cooperation.
An assessment of progress made over the past 40 years toward achieving the various aims of ECOWAS;
A consideration of critical constraints and challenges to the ECOWAS model; and
An Assessment and discussion of the ECOWAS of People Vision passed in 2007 by West African Heads of States. The Vision looks to make West Africa a/an:
Borderless region where the population have access to its abundant resources and is able to exploit them through the creation of opportunities under as sustainable environment;
Integrated region within which the population enjoy the free movement have access to efficient education and health, engage in economic activities and live in dignity, in an environment of peace and security;
Region governed in accordance with the principles of democracy, the rule of law and good governance.
For the successful implementation of the 40th anniversary celebration, the events are divided into two major components.
Component One: Citizen Involvement and Active Participation. These will include:
Public discussion, round table
Essay writing
Fun activities (sports & Cultural)
TV and Radio talk show
Closing program
Under this component, citizens will be involved in activities (public discussions and round tables involving students, traditional and religious leaders, opinion leaders, civil society, etc), fun and entertainment activities such as Sporting and Cultural will also be organized to commemorate the 40th anniversary, with the aims to increase their knowledge and awareness of ECOWAS and its activities.
Young people from the 15 ECOWAS Member States will also compete in an essay-writing on the following relevant General and Sub Theme:
General Theme:
Relevance and challenges of Regional Integration in West Africa; the role of the ECOWAS Community, Citizens, Member State Government and Institutions in enhancing this relevance and in Meeting the challenges
Sub Theme:
Regional Integration or Regional Co-habitation: Challenges and Opportunities for ECOWAS youths;
West African Youth a catalyst in the ECOWAS integration process;
Expectations and aspirations of West African Youth in the Regional Integration process.
Component Two: Enhancing ECOWAS Visibility. This involves:
Production of audio-visual documentaries
Holding of interviews
News publications and Radio jingles
Distribution of brochures, banners, stickers , Souvenirs and the like
Under this component, the media (print and electronics) will be involved in the dissemination of relevant information and the promotion of ECOWAS image.
The ECOWAS National Office encourages all stakeholders to use the 40th anniversary Celebration as an opportunity to tell ECOWAS story and also a window into revamping the activities of ECOWAS in Liberia. The ECOWAS National Office assures citizens of ECOWAS and all Stakeholders of its renewed commitment and obligation to provide regular update on events of the 40th anniversary as well as on the general activities of the ECOWAS National Office.


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Album: Number 10
Genre: Blues
Down the road, and up the hill
Round the bend, and behind the mill
When just a kid I used to go
To a place called Shady Grove
That is where I first met her
She changed my life with one just one word
She called it love but I don't know
I call it goin' down to Shady Grove
Shady Grove, Shady Grove
In the middle of Shady Grove
Sometimes we'd steal away at night
All the same the feel was right
There was no city, there was no town
'Cause Shady Grove was all around
We'd just lay down look up and see
The vast expanse of the old, old tree
When our love had turned to lust
Shady Grove would cover us
Shady Grove, Shady Grove
In the middle of Shady Grove
No one would ever come by
We were young and very shy
It seemed to wrap around us both
The place we called Shady Grove
Not long ago to my surprise
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I went back to that same old spot
The trees were gone - it's a parking lot
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- Twin horses are born of eggs from mom killed in Windsor twister, thanks to CSU
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• Make sure your boots are made for walking. Snazzy clodkickers lose their appeal if the cool cowboy limps from the blisters on his feet. And wear thick socks because the outdoor grounds can be muddy, icy or both.
• Watch your step. It's true in the stables, and it's true everywhere else. Small children sometimes scurry underfoot, and spilled sodas can lead to rough sledding on the concrete floors.
• Bring hand sanitizer. It might be an affront to the cowboy way, but the place crawls with bacteria, viruses and children touching everything.
• Touch the animals. Owners will tell you which ones are friendly and which are better admired from afar, so ask first.
• Complain about the smell, because as any rancher will tell you, "That smells like money."
• Forget cash. While many merchants take credit cards, many still do not, and the ATMs at the show charge fees in addition to those your bank charges. Some merchants also award a "cash discount" for those with greenbacks instead of plastic.
• Take your car. Parking is costly and cumbersome, especially on cold days. Carpoolers can drop off passengers at the front door.
• Bring dogs, unless they are service animals.
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So, what encourages people to revel in Coyote Ugly? This bar serves various drinks in good prices, especially within happy hours. Drinking contests are frequently organized. People can party till late night, in NY even up to 4 a.m. Every night Coyote Ugly girls give singing and bartop dancing performances. What is more, decorations include numerous posters, stimulating lights and a lot of red color. This creates an atmosphere of freedom and enjoyment.
Clients can book tables for private parties, media events, photo sessions and many more. For more detailed information visit www.coyoteuglysaloon.com.
NY location particulars: 153 First Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, New York, NY 10003.
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Living Now Magazine, Parent Caregiver Issue - Spanish
Caring for Your Child and Family (Spanish edition) is the eighth issue of the eight-part magazine series, Living Now. This special issue for parents of pediatric transplant recipients focuses on caring for your child and your family after transplant.
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Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage girl was robbed in the street.
The 15-year-old girl was followed by a man as she walked home towards Liversedge.
The suspect attempted to snatch her iPhone. A struggle took place and he made off with the phone.
Detective Constable Andy Clayton, of Kirklees CID, said: "The victim sustained slight injuries to her wrist and was understandably distressed by the incident.
"I would appeal for anyone who witnessed the incident, or has information about those responsible, to come forward on the non-emergency number 101."
The robbery happened in New North Road, Heckmondwike, at 9.40pm on Friday, April 4.
The suspect is described as Asian, in his early to mid-20s, with short dark hair, of average build, and he was wearing dark clothing.
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mostly shot at john chestnut park, fred howard park, and sand key park [with a couple shots on the road in/near 'the country']
i didn't think too much about these (or at all) when i shot them, and just threw all of the clips on a timeline with the same basic filter settings.. though this does have a nice, peaceful feel to it.. this could be my best work yet :)
i put this playlist together yesterday [2015.05.18] though will likely update it as i create more. the individual time-lapse videos are in chronological order by the date shot, starting with the first ones i made back in early 2009 [shortly after i first discovered the little planet look, figured out how to do the whole technique, and then naturally thought it'd be awesome to do a time-lapse video with this technique as no one had done so yet]
this technique has gotten tremendously easier since i got a ricoh theta camera last year. it no longer takes many days just to stitch and process the images, nor the need to carry many pounds of heavy equipment that has to be precisely aligned [which also required a large, heavy case to be carried in and a heavy duty tripod to be mounted on]. now, a small camera that fits in my pocket, my iPhone, and something to mount the camera on [which can also fit in my pocket] is all that's needed, and the most difficult part of the image processing is done automatically! the only downfall is that the image quality is a bit less than using my custom rig, though it still yields good results and allows for shots that could not have been done with the other gear, such as the aerial shot where the camera was hanging from the kite line as i walked for miles on the beach [or a driving shot that i have yet to process, which reminds me there are also a few other 360×180 little planet time-lapses i've shot that i have not yet created as of the time i'm writing this].
due to the way the youtube embed works with playlists that have different aspect ratio videos, some clips may be cropped a little bit. use this link to see the entire playlist directly on youtube: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYlEKn8xkNmW3bOSwai0v6bu3cFPmaK23
this took a little longer to launch and after the first flight i saw the camera was off when it landed, so had to relaunch to create the time-lapse movie, though I had another successful flight with 1000 feet of line.. I estimate the maximum altitude was close to 900 feet above ground a few times when the winds lifted the kite higher.. you can see Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island in the distance, and hints of the Bayside Bridge […]
my sister and I went to John Chestnut Park to fly kites.. the old kite we found sitting in the garage didn't work too well, though I was able to get some nice shots over the trees with my levitation delta kite.. it's amazing to look at the world from new perspectives. from above, the trees coming out of the earth start to look like they are all one large living organism. [the tops of the trees look like like […]
a view from the camera 25 feet in the air.. funny the attention it draws.. looks like I'll have to arrive early so I can level the stand better next time! [it was a little windy hence the jerkiness in the rotation, though it does give an interesting effect.. note the camera strap near the beginning!]


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That thing is ginormous!
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Putting the word gigantic and enormous together. When something or especially someone is just big. Not a little fat they have to be for real fat, super fat.
My roommate drove me crazy all she did was sit around all day on her ginormous ass all the time.
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Bigger than large or huge.
That building was Ginormous!
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A conflation of the words "giant" and "enourmous"
Ron Jeremy has a ginormous cock.
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Bigger than big...Huge, extreemly huge!
That's a ginormous room!
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something huge
That building was Gi-normous
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Its bigger than giant and enormous when put together. Its bigger than huge.
Y'all look at that ginormous buildin'.
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Apr 2 2014, 6:34am CDT | by PR.com
San Diego, CA, April 02, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Play-To-Learn was vying for one of ten Fedex grants alongside 5,000 other small businesses from across the United States. With the support of San Diego families, who registered almost 9,000 votes in the first round, and a compelling and innovative story and business model, Play-To-Learn was awarded a $1,000 grant and the honor of joining nine other outstanding small businesses in the winning group.
"FedEx is excited to support Teacher Lee with this grant so they can update their mobile classroom and restock supplies," said Rebecca A. Huling, vice president of Customer Engagement Marketing. "FedEx is always looking for new ways to support small businesses and this grant program enables us to have a direct impact on the community."
Teacher Lee Play-To-Learn, a fiscally sponsored project of Mission Edge San Diego, targets the 49 percent of San Diego county children who can't afford to attend conventional preschools that cost upwards of $8,000 per year. The program brings parents and children together in an developmental educational experience that helps them transform every moment of every day into a learning opportunity.
"It was a revelation to most parents in my program that they could ready their children for kindergarten on their own and do a great job...and it's fun!," said Teacher Lee. "Our program sets children up for success, not just in kindergarten, but for the rest of their lives. That is why our parents were so energized and voting was so strong."
There is both a short and long term impact to what Teacher Lee offers. Kindergarten readiness is the immediate goal, and that positively impacts student achievement throughout the child's school career. According to the Committee for Economic Development, "high quality preschool programs offer societal benefits that far outweigh program costs by improving later education, employment, earnings, and crime outcomes for students who attend preschool."
The Alliance for Quality Education provided statistics that show children who have attended preschool have a 29% better chance of getting into college. A RAND corporation study in 2008 on "The Nature and Quality of Early Care and Education for Preschool Age Children in California" estimated that high-quality preschool for all four-year-olds could result in 730 fewer dropouts, 1000 fewer children held back a grade in school, and 4600 fewer child years of special education in San Diego county alone.
A Chicago study indicated that children without a preschool education are 70% more likely to be arrested for a violent crime before the age of 18 while here in San Diego county, the RAND study estimated that preschool could result in 2150 fewer juvenile petitions.
The Alliance for Quality Education summarized these benefits by stating "every $1 invested in pre-k saves taxpayers up to $7."
Teacher Lee commented "Thanks to the generosity of Fedex, we will have $1,000 to put toward upgrading our classroom equipment."
Teacher Lee added, "children play to learn, shouldn't we all learn to play?"
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Iran establishes Marwa Sherbini Scholarship
TEHRAN -- The University of Tehran will grant the Marwa Sherbini International Scholarship to Muslim women who are being abused in their country because of observing Hijab, the Islamic code of modest dress.
Al-Sherbini, the 32-year-old Egyptian, was stabbed to death on July 1, 2009 in front of her 3-year-old son in a courtroom in Dresden, Germany, as she prepared to give testimony against a German man of Russian descent whom she had sued for insult and abuse. She was about four months pregnant and wore the Hijab.
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