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I had my health screen last week, and the blood work was done up all nice and all.
My fasting glucose is at 89. *(I don't have the units to hand, but I suspect they are standard.) No real change from last April.
My cholesterol went down from 215 to 192 since April this year.
My HDL, LDL and triglycerides went down, too. Triglycerides are something like 54 I think, or maybe that was the old number. At any rate, my cholesterol/HDL level ratio is now 2.3 as opposed to the old 2.4. I must be doing someting right. I must have been doing it right even when the cholesterol level was 215. Prior to that, a couple years previous, my cholesterol level was 209, but my HDL was not nearly so strong as it is now, since when I switched to a mostly sort of Primal/Paleo diet. Of course, this is an experimental result reflecting a case study of ONE.
The interesting thing is that this time I decided to eat seafood the night before the latest blood test. (On purpose. I do eat a lot of seafood anyway, so it is not an attempt to pull a fast one.) What you eat the night before IS depicted in your cholesterol results, fasting or not. Or so it seems to me.
Was this an ideal blood profile? Well it turns out my RBC's (red blood cells) are either too large or too small; can't recall as the data is at work and I'm here at home. Will look into that.
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Thanks, folks! Cindy, I agree -- too much is made of cholesterol. My dad was deemed to be high cholesterol back in the day, and he's now been on statins for over 20 years. Which alas *might* be contributing to his early stage dementia. I think that the cholesterol score is irrelevant, but that the HDL score does have relevance. There's also a distinction between LDL and VLDL -- very low density lipoproteins, which they're still studying, but may indeed be the worse thing to have elevated. As both HDL and certain levels of regular LDL do have positive features in body metabolism.
I posted the cholesterol score in part because it is so variable a few months apart -- I hadn't changed my diet at all since the April reading, although I did have the seafood (salmon, actually, in a little oil on the skillet as it was way too hot to put anything in the oven here that night). I hate it when doctors want to toss their victims, er, patients, onto statins because they register above 200. Some don't even care about HDL levels.
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A variety of Janmashtami recipes are made from Lord Krishna's favorite milk and curd. Most families observe a fast on Janmashtami and take only one meal in a day.This is known as phalhar, which consists of fruits, sweets and curd. As a ritual, the scrumptious items prepared on Janmashtami are offered to Lord Krishna. This is referred as the ritual of 'bhog'. Later these yummy food items are distributed among the devotees as 'Prasada'.
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Check out the recipes for some of the popular dishes prepared on the Janmashtami.
This is one of the most popular Janmashtami fast dishes that you may offer to the deity. The total time required to prepare this dish is around 15 minutes. The ingredients and instructions for this recipe are given below.
The ingredients and instructions to cook this sweet dish are given below.
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These are some of the recipes prepared by devotees while they are on a fast on the day of Janmashtami. Aside from these dishes, some people may have curd and even vegetables during the daytime. That's because these devotees often refrain from keeping a Nirjal Fast due to health reasons and other unavoidable issues.
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For our 32nd Dance Weekend, November 27-28, 2015,
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Contra -:- English -:- Techno -:- Dance Music Jams -:- Waltz -:- Contra
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The Groovemongers
Rebecca McCallum, Jane Knoeck, Mark Hellenberg with guest Tom Santarsiero
Buddy System
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The Groovemongers
Founded in Rochester in the late '90's, The Groovemongers pioneered world based contradance music, and they deliver with rhythm, flair, and drive. Popular at dance camps around the world, they set the standard for a great dance experience.
The Groovemongers are REBECCA MCCALLUM on fiddle, JANE KNOECK on piano, and MARK HELLENBERG on percussion. They are joined this year with guest stringmeister TOM SANTARSIERO on mandolin, guitar, and banjo.
Susan Kevra
SUSAN KEVRA burst onto the contra dance scene in the early 1990s in New England and honed her craft at her monthly dance series in Greenfield, MA for ten years. She now makes her home in Nashville, Tennessee, where she calls and organizes English, contra and square dances. She also travels to call at dance camps across the country and occasionally, around the globe.
Susan is noted for her warmth, clear teaching and lovely voice. Dancers on both sides of the Atlantic appreciate her diverse repertoire of contras, singing squares, Western patter calls, and English Country dances. She has choreographed a number of well loved contra and square dances, including "Trip to Phan Reel" and "The Hume Fogg Reel."
Her calling and singing can be heard on the critically acclaimed CD, "Full Swing" featuring some of New England's finest contra dance musicians. The CD contains a lengthy and entertaining booklet Susan wrote tracing the roots of New England contra dancing and a guide for new callers.
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We'll have rockin' techno-contras Friday evening with Buddy System.
NOAH VANNORSTRAND is known for his playing with The Great Bear Trio, one of the hottest and most influential dance bands in the country, as well as the Andrew and Noah Band and Giant Robot Dance. His driving rhythm, epic dynamics, creativity, and uniquely rocking style have given him a loyal following.
JULIE VALLIMONT performs nationwide with the bands Nor'easter, Firecloud, and more. She is known for her driving piano style, skill in matching tunes to dances, and music with heart. The pioneer of this new live form of techno contra, she fuses musical worlds and strives to create a transcendent dance experience.
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We love Tony. First because he's just a great guy. He's also just the best dance sound engineer there is. He'll make sure the bands sound their best, the callers are clearly audible, and everyone is happy.
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It's too bad that Tony Stark's Malibu mansion was blown to smithereens. It was a pretty place. But here's a bit of good news: With the moolah Iron Man 3 collected this weekend, methinks Tony will be able to build a shiny new crib. In fact, he could probably build a spare—you know, just in case of another helicopter attack.
Iron Man 3 earned a truly (ahem) marvelous $175.3 million domestically this weekend (estimated, of course), winning the box office crown and forcing movie-biz statisticians to work overtime. It was the second-highest opening ever, trailing only fellow Marvel stablemate The Avengers (which opened last year to $207.4 million). So successful was its debut weekend that the Robert Downey Jr. flick is already the second-highest grossing of the year—trailing Oz the Great and Powerful by less than $50 million. Methinks that, this time next week, Iron Man will likely be first.
And as impressive as the titanium trickster has been domestically, it's arguably doing better overseas. Add in grosses from foreign markets, and Iron Man 3 has already cleared $680.1 million. Take that ARC Reactor to the bank, Jarvis.
Another bit of statistical trivial: Iron Man 3 earned 23 times that of Pain and Gain, its nearest competitor. It's hardly a surprise that Pain was dumped from its top slot: Mark Wahlberg et al could pump all the iron they wanted and still not match the iron-clad superhero. But the 62% drop the flick saw in its week-over-week gross was still a little startling. Last week's champ earned just $7.6 million this weekend en route to its second place finish.
The biopic 42 slid into third for the second straight week, collecting $6.2 million along the base path. Oblivion snagged a fourth-place finish and $5.8 million. And The Croods held onto a top five slot for the seventh straight week, grinding its way to $4.2 million.
Expect a steep slide from Iron Man come next week—but even if it experiences a Pain and Gain-level attrition rate, that'd still leave it with about an $80 million weekend, putting it in position to potentially claim a second straight box office crown. Or could The Great Gatsby—another ludicrously wealthy, well-meaning anti-hero—roar past Tony Stark and Co. in his cream-colored Rolls Royce? We'll know next week.
Final figures update: 1. Iron Man 3: $174.1 million; 2. Pain and Gain, $7.5 million; 3. 42, $6.1 million; 4. Oblivion, $5.6 million; 5. The Croods, $4.2 million.


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going with my father we had heart surgery. After staying 4 nights in Lauterbrunnen on July we will have 3 nights left as flying back from Zurich. We will have swiss pass.
About my father - He can hike on flat or very moderate down (6-10 km). I'm not sure what are the heights he can do I guess as 2,300 meters (as the air pressure inside an airplane).
He prefer places with live atmosphere at the evenings. I would like to do some easy hikes in mountains for few hours.
Also he prefer a place which is not too hot during day (since it is July).
I thouth of few options and not sure aht is the best:
1. Zermatt - can go for a few cable cars and stay in village or take day trips to villages around.
I'm afraid of the steep up and downs there as I've heard.
2. Lucerne - not touring the city but maybe cuises on the lake, Rigi mountain and maybe some hikes you can advice me.
3. Train Trip -
First Day - Take the golden pass from interlaken to Lucern, maybe take a cruise and continue to Chur at the evening (problem - we are with suitcases during the day).
Second Day - Leave our suitcase in our hotel for storage. Take the Bernina Express until the stop before Tirano. Stay the night there, maybe some flat hikes??
Third Day - Take the Bernina again or a regular train to Chur while stopping in the way (Alp Grum, St Morits etc). Take the Night in Chur.
Take the train to Zurich in the morning and the flight is during evening (20:00). Alternatively, we go to Lucern.
4. Around GSTAAD - flat hikes but might be too warm.
Please advise.
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Hi bat23,
I vote for Luzern -- there's so much to do with the old town, the lakes, the lakeside villages, and the mountains.
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Thanks for your answer!
Except maybe half a day in Lucerne I prefer the nature as I don't have too much great nature at home and my wife prefer cities so as I'm going without her I prefer most of the time to see nature. do you think I could spend 2-3 full days there? Cruising on lake (I love Vrienz cruised during our previous trip), Mountains which are not more than 2,300 meters (like rigi) and any easy flat hike with stunning views?
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Hi again,
You could compromise and stay in one of the smaller towns or villages on Lake Lucerne, such as Weggis, Vitznau, or Brunnen.
Yes, there are lots of flat hikes there -- you could just walk along the lake at many spots. When you get tired, just hop on a lake ferry and return to your base.
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This article describes how the dimensional function periodsToDate can be used outside of a time dimension to calculate a running total against on online analytical processing (OLAP) data source.

Although the techniques outlined in this document may also apply to IBM Cognos 8.4 and IBM Cognos 8.4.1. The technique was validated using IBM Cognos 10.

The periodsToDate Function

The periodsToDate function returns a set of sibling members from the same level as a given member, as constrained by a specified level. It locates the ancestor of "member" at "level", and returns that ancestor's descendants at the same level as "member", up to and including "member".

Syntax:
periodsToDate ( level , member )

Example:
periodsToDate([great_outdoors_company].[Years].[Years].[Year], [2004/Mar] )
result: returns the value for [2004/Jan], [2004/Feb], [2004/Mar]

Although typically used with the time dimension, the periodsToDate function can also be used to calculate an OLAP running total.

The Running Total Calculation

For this example, a base crosstab was created against an IBM Cognos Power Cube. The crosstab consists of Outlet on the row edge and the Cost measure on the column edge. The Cost measure has been formatted as currency to two decimal places. When executed in the IBM Cognos Viewer, the report displays as the following image.

Figure 1 IBM Cognos Viewer displaying a simple crosstab with Outlet on the row edge and the Cost measure on the column edge.

A calculated measure query calculation named Running-Total is inserted into the crosstab next to the Cost column. This calculated query calculation consists of the following expression:

total([Cost] within set
periodsToDate([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State].[State],current
Member([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State])))

If this report is executed within IBM Cognos Viewer, the IBM Cognos Viewer displays a crosstab with the Outlet as rows along with the Cost measure and Running-Total calculated measure as columns. The Running-Total adds up all the costs up to each of the Outlet rows. This is illustrated by the following image.

Figure 2 IBM Cognos Viewer display the original crosstab with the Running Total calculation.

The Running Total Calculation Dissected

The following section provides a breakdown of the Running Total calculation.

currentMember([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State])

The currentMember provides the context of the given row. Loosely translated in this means at each row.

periodsToDate([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State].[State],current
Member([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State]))

The periodsToDate function coupled with the currentMember provides a cumulative set at each row. In this case, at row 1 the set would be [San Diego]. Row two would be [San Diego] and [San Jose].

total([Cost] within set
periodsToDate([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State].[State],current
Member([great_outdoors_company].[State].[State])))

The total function within set adds the measure for each of the cumulative sets. In this example the behind the scenes total calculation for row 1 would be total([Cost] within set [San Diego]. As before row two would add the next member to the set making the calculation total[Cost] within set [San Diego],[San Jose]
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The search functionality on ibm.com has improved dramatically over the past year, and will get even better in the near future. A lot of work has gone into improving the relevance of results, but it's important to keep in mind that ibm.com is a big place with a lot of content out there to work with.

There are two main ways to search:

the masthead search box that appears at the top of almost every page on ibm.com

from within Support Portal

It is important to keep in mind that when you do a search from the masthead level, the entirety of ibm.com is in scope. The search engine itself has been greatly improved, but you should be prepared to get a lot of results back if there are few keywords used, if the terms are vague, or if there is no reference to a specific product added to the query. That said, product error messages tend to work quite well since they are unique.

From the search results page, you can even take the same query and run it on one of the major external search engines, specifically Google, Bing, or Yahoo!. Just keep in mind that the scope of your search then becomes the entire Internet!

If you decide to use an external search engin, try this very useful tip: use a site filter.

If you only want to get results from ibm.com (or any other specific domain), you can add one of the following filters directly to the search query to greatly reduce the number of results you'll get, and to ensure you are getting your information from a reliable source:

site:ibm.com

site:ibm.com/support

site:ibm.com/developerworks

For example, the search query site:ibm.com/support blank Cognos PDF report will bring you back 116 results when using Google (at the time of this writing), while the same query of blank Cognos PDF report without the site filter added will return 74,000 hits! Unless there is a specific site outside of IBM you wanted to focus on, this one tip will save you a lot of time and effort.

The best way to search for Support related information (knowledge base documents, APARs, etc.) is to use the IBM Support Portal, for several important reasons:

it is the only way to focus your search at the product level

you can filter your search results at the metadata level (for product version, document type, functional task, etc.)

As mentioned earlier, there are thousands of products at IBM and millions of pages on ibm.com to cover all the content related to them.

By using the IBM Support Portal, you effectively filter out 99.9% of all the irrelevant content, and ONLY get back documents that are tagged with the product(s) you have configured in the Support Portal.

For example, thousands of irrelevant results when using the masthead search

And now, the same search against a specific product via Support Portal is far more effective.

When using the IBM Support Portal to search for product knowledge, you have the ability to either refine your search query, or filter the results based on:

product

product version

content type

functional task

For the first time ever, you are able to focus a search on multiple products (assuming they have been added to your Support Portal product list).

This could be very helpful when troubleshooting, for example, an issue that spans Series 7 and Cognos Business Intelligence, or an issue involving both Cognos BI and DB2 or Websphere.

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IBM Cognos Business Viewpoint helps you build accurate, complete, usable information that you can use to drive better business outcomes with:

A single place where designated users from all over your organization can create and collaborate on a consistent, shared viewpoint

A highly visual interface and fully flexible models that make it easy to create and maintain individual perspectives

Fully transparent, automated and auditable workflow-oriented business processes that replace manual, error-prone efforts

Bi-directional interfaces that help you deliver shared, approved viewpoints to the systems and applications that need them

A controlled environment that enables you to integrate approved business definition modifications into source systems

In addition, Cognos Business Viewpoint delivers dimension management in a "no-code" environment. Analysts can divest rules and ownership to business stakeholders and respond quickly to changes in the business as they happen. This saves time typically spent on manually reconciling reports, plans, forecasts and budgets.

The following demo is an abstract from "IBM Cognos Business Viewpoint 10.1: Manage Dimensions and Data" two day training course. If you would like to know more about this training course, click here.

Nominate and Subscribe with TM1

You want to gain a better understanding of how to nominate and subscribe to dimensions from Business Viewpoint Client so you can later determine if you prefer to manage your dimensions from Business Viewpoint Studio, the IBM Cognos tool, or both.

You will nominate a dimension from TM1, so it is available in Business Viewpoint Studio, and then you will make changes to the dimension in Business Viewpoint Studio. Finally, you will subscribe to those changes in TM1.

To step through the demo, you need Business Viewpoint 10.1, TM1 9.5, and the Business Viewpoint TM1 adapter for the planning sample database configured.

Task 1. Log in to Business Viewpoint TM1 Client Adapter.

Open Windows Services, and then ensure that the TM1 Admin Server and the TM1 Server - Planning Sample services are started.

From the Start menu, select All Programs, IBM Cognos, TM1, Architect.
Note: This is not under the IBM Cognos 8 menu.

In TM1 Architect, expand the TM1 entry, and then double-click planning sample.

In the Server Login screen, type:
UserName: admin
Password: apple

Expand Applications, Business Viewpoint Client.

Double-click ViewpointClient_TM1PlanSamp.cmd.

In Business Viewpoint Client : TM1_PlanSamp screen, log in as:
User Name: admin
Password: admin

Task 2. Nominate a static dimension.

Click Nominate Data. When you nominate data, the dimension is available in Business Viewpoint Studio.

In the Nominate Wizard, expand planning sample and select plan_department. You also have the option to nominate subsets of TM1 dimensions.

Click Next. There are several possible Alias names to use for plan_department.

Select Department_English.The plan_department dimension was created with dimension names as numbers. You need to select the alias Department_English, so you can identify the department being used.

Click Next.

Ensure that you create a new dimension, called plan_department, and that you create a new hierarchy called plan_department. The dimension name and hierarchy name will appear in Business Viewpoint Studio.

Ensure that Update the data at a later time is selected. You want to be able to subscribe to the dimension so any changes made to it are available in TM1.

In the Subscription Name box, type Department hierarchy. This is the name that appears in Business Viewpoint Client. The result appears as follows:

Click Finish. The subscription you created appears in the Business Viewpoint Client window with the name Department hierarchy.

Minimize Business Viewpoint Client and TM1. If necessary, launch Business Viewpoint Studio, and log in as:
User Name: admin
Password: admin

On the toolbar, click Refresh. The new dimension plan_department appears.

Task 3. Create a Version of the plan_department dimension.

Before you do anything else, you would like to preserve the state of the new dimension as it was when you initially imported it. This will easily give you the ability to revert back to it if desired.

Right-click the plan_department dimension, point to Version Management, and then click Create New Version. The new version name will default to the current date and time on your machine.

In the Name box, type Initial Version.

Note: Your date and time will not match the screen shot above. Note also that this indicates it is version number 2. This is because Business Viewpoint counts the nominated version as the initial version, however, you cannot revert to that initial nominated version.

Click OK two times. You now have a saved version of plan_department. Next you want to make a change to plan_department.

Task 4. Make a change to plan_department and create a new version.

Refresh the Business Viewpoint Studio window.

Expand the plan_department dimension, Hierarchies, and then click the plan_department hierarchy.

In the right pane, click Total Organization, and then click GA. There are 3 children under GA, but none under Engineering, as shown below:

Below Attributes-GA, scroll down to view the attributes. All the alias names are listed, but there are a couple of special attributes listed also. You can see that the original_TM1_Name is 400, and the TM1 ElementWeight is 1. The weight determines how much the element contributes to its consolidation in TM1, and can vary depending on the parent in TM1. Next, you want to move IT from the GA organization under Engineering.

Click and drag IT from GA to Engineering.

Select Engineering. Notice IT is a member of Engineering, and GA only has 2 members in it now. Also notice that Engineering and IT are flagged as modified. You also want to add a comment to the Engineering dimension, so that other modelers know what has changed.

Click Engineering, and then right-click Comments.

In the Comment box, type IT was moved from GA to Engineering, and then click Add. The result appears as follows:

Click OK. You need to save another version of the dimension, to make the change available to TM1 through Business Viewpoint Client.

Task 5. Save another version.

Click the plan_department dimension.

Right-click the plan_department dimension, point to Version Management, and then click Create New Version.

In the Name box, type Changed in BVS.

Click OK. You get warnings for all the members that were not approved. The version can be created anyway.

Click OK twice. The version is created successfully.

Task 6. View the changed subscription in Business Viewpoint Client, and update the dimension in TM1.

Maximize Business Viewpoint Client, and then click Refresh. The dimension appears with a flag beside it: This alerts you to the change in the dimension.

Next you may want to see what has changed by viewing the dimension with flags, or by looking at the Change Management tab in the Grid view.

Select the checkbox beside the subscription name, and then click Update Data, and then click Update Component. The next window in the Update Wizard gives you the option to delete members in TM1, if they were deleted in Business Viewpoint Studio. You did not delete any data, so leave the default.

Click Next. The next window lets you choose which version from Business Viewpoint Studio you want to update from.

Click the Changed in BVS version, as shown:

Click Finish, and then click Close.
 Next you want to make another change in TM1, and view the change in Business Viewpoint Studio. You will move Marketing so it rolls into GA.

Task 7. View the dimension in TM1.

Minimize Business Viewpoint Client, and then maximize TM1 Architect.

Below planning sample, expand Dimensions, and then double-click plan_department.

On the toolbar, click Hierarchy Sort. As expected, IT rolls into Engineering, not GA.

Close the Subset Editor, TM1 Architect, and Business Viewpoint Client.

Minimize Business Viewpoint Studio.

Results:

You nominated a dimension from TM1, so it is available in Business Viewpoint Studio, and then you made changes to the dimension in Business Viewpoint Studio. Finally, you subscribed to those changes in TM1.

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Since 2010 FAO's country-level cooperation has progressively been prioritized and planned in the form of a Country Programming Framework (CPF). In the case of the Kyrgyz Republic, the CPF had initially covered the period 2012-15 but was recently updated (December 2014) upon Government's request to reflect changes in priorities both in the country and at FAO. The revised CPF covers the period 2015-17 and is aligned to the National Sustainable Development Strategy (2013-17) and the UN Development Assistance Framework (2013-17). The main objective of the Evaluation of FAO's Country Programme in the Kyrgyz Republic will be to assess the contributions made by FAO to national food and agricultural development in the period 2010-14 with a focus on the thematic areas prioritized in the CPF. The findings, lessons learnt, and best-fit practices identified through the evaluation will be used to inform ongoing and future work in the country.
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The Evaluation of the FAO Somalia Resilience Programme will aim to assess FAO's performance in resilience building in Somalia over the past two years (2013-2014). It will assess the extent to which the programme has contributed to building the resilience of Somali people taking into consideration the protracted crisis nature of the context, and identify success factors and challenges. It will provide in-depth external analysis of the various achievements of the resilience programme, as well as of the bottlenecks and challenges, and generate recommendations for adaptation of the activities and implementation modalities for enhanced performance of the programme.
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The Office of Evaluation is currently assessing the Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) cooperation with Burkina Faso during the 2010-2014 timeframe. The evaluation was launched in 2014, with the main evaluation phase to be carried out from March to May 2015. During this period, the team will meet with stakeholders at the national and decentralized levels, as well as beneficiaries at project sites. The evaluation will assess FAO's role and results achieved in the priority areas identified in the Country Programming Framework (CPF). The document, developed in consultation with government and other national stakeholders, provides the framework for FAO's cooperation with the country. In addition to identifying lessons learnt and best practices, the results will be used to better orient FAO's future cooperation with Burkina Faso and inform the development of priority areas for the new CPF cycle.
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The Office of Evaluation (OED) recently launched an evaluation of FAO's cooperation with Lao PDR in order to assess the contributions made by FAO to the country during 2009-2014. The evaluation, currently underway, will take place between October 2014-July 2015, with preparatory work including an inception mission in January, and a full evaluation mission in May 2015. Since 2013, FAO's country-level cooperation with Lao PDR has been implemented under the structure of a Country Programming Framework (CPF), which covers the period 2013-2015 and reflects the priorities of the government and FAO for food and agricultural development in the country. The evaluation will focus on results achieved in terms of technical and emergency support in the priority areas identified by the CPF, and in assessing the scope for further development of the programme in the areas of FAO's mandate. Findings from the evaluation, including lessons learnt and best practices, will be used to inform FAO's future cooperation with the country and to update the priorities in the new CPF cycle.
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In October 2011, FAO's Programme Committee requested OED to carry out an evaluation of FAO's work on genetic resources, in order to "assess the work on policies and capacity development with respect to the management of forest, plant, animal and aquatic genetic resources, as well as to the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity for food and agriculture." FAO's main coordinating body is the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (CGRFA), many of the objectives of GR work are expressed in Global Action Plans, and progress made in GR work is, to some extent, measured in "state of the world" reports. One important aspect of this evaluation will be to assess the extent to which FAO support to international fora, capacity development activities and monitoring mechanisms has been successful to measure trends, identify issues and support governments in their management of genetic resources.
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In 2011, the Programme Committee (PC) requested an evaluation of FAO's Work on Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation. This evaluation will focus on assessing the results of FAO's work at country-level in terms of improvements in national systems for climate change adaptation and mitigation, and in the livelihoods resilience of beneficiaries. The evaluation will also assess FAO's internal coordination and strategy with respect to climate change adaptation and mitigation, as well as FAO's engagement in the global-level dialogue on climate change through the various international fora, alliances and conventions. The evaluation report will be presented to the Programme Committee in November 2015.
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The Qilian Mountain is at an altitude between 4000 and 5000 meters above the sea level in average. The long and wide ice glacier terrain feature formed by the accumulated snow of the mountain is spectacular. Places above the altitude of 4000 meters are called the snow line and in general, only ice and snow could be found there and there is nothing of lives. However, above the snow line of Qilian Mountain, there are usually reverse bio-spectacle. In the shallow snow, there is snow-mountain meadow plant named Canzhui in the shape of mushroom. Moreover, there are precious herbals: High-mountain Snow Lotus, and one kind of snow grass that grows under wind-erosive rocks. Therefore, snow lotus, Canzhui and snow grass are called "the three friends of the winter" above the snow line of Qilian Mountain. The four seasons of Qilian Mountain is not distinct. The spring and summer here are not typical at all. The so-called "it snows in June in Qilian Mountain" is the portrayal of the climates and natural landscapes of Qilian Mountain.
The sights of the virgin forest scenic spot in Qilian Mountain are more charming. In summer, the green sea stretch beyond the horizon in the forest. In the virgin forest area of Qilian Mountain, there are 157,000 hectare (more than 2,000,000 cubic meters) forest resources. It is a large forest area of Qinghai Province. There are trees like spruces, Sabina chinensis, poplars and bushes like hippophae rhamnoides and hawkweeds. Besides, in the thick forest and the snow mountains of Qilian Mountain, there are a lot of loafing crowds of deer running and wandering around. The atmosphere here is wild and the environment is graceful.
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