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Oct 1, 10:17
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Epistar, MLS to set up joint-venture in India
Sep 29, 13:46
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar and China-based LED packaging service provider MLS will establish an LED lighting joint-venture in New Delhi, India, to tap the large local...
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Sep 24, 15:53
The 12th Cross-Strait Information Industry and Technology Standards Forum hosted by Sinocon Industrial Standards Foundation, Chinese Electronics Standardization Association and China...
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Sep 23, 12:09
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China LED capacity expansion to lead to global chip oversupply in 2015
Sep 21, 11:33
Global supply of LED chips will be 22% in excess of demand in 2015 mainly because China-based LED epitaxial wafer and chip makers have been expanding production capacities, according...
MLS to invest in Epistar China joint venture
Sep 14, 10:56
MLS, the largest China-based LED packaging service provider, will invest CNY180 million (US$28.3 million) to acquire a 10.91% stake in KFES Lighting (Xiamen), a China-based joint...
Epistar to lay off 65 employees at factory in southern Taiwan, says paper
Newswatch - Sep 14, 10:54
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar will lay off 65 employees working at its factory in the Southern Taiwan Science Park on September, according to Chinese-language newspaper...
Equipment spending slows but still positive in 2015 and 2016, says SEMI
Sep 10, 15:44
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Epistar, Everlight post mixed results for August
Sep 9, 11:09
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has reported August consolidated revenues of NT$1.920 billion (US$59.1 million), decreasing 9.05% sequentially and 25.44% on year. LED packaging...
Lextar Electronics August revenues up on month, down on year
Sep 8, 14:19
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker and LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics on September 7 reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.152 billion (US$35.5 million) for August,...
Taiwan 1H15 LED production value down, says PIDA
Sep 7, 15:06
Taiwan-based LED wafer and chip makers generated total production value of NT$19.786 billion (US$623 million) in first-half 2015, slipping 19.49% on year, while LED packaging service...
Lextar direct-type TV backlighting completely based on flip-chip LED technology
Sep 4, 14:53
Lextar Electronics has completely adopted flip-chip LED technology for direct-type LCD TV backlighting, according to company chairman David Su.
Taiwan, China to see LED chip sector consolidation, says Epistar president
Sep 4, 12:21
Due to increasingly intense competition, Taiwan-based LED chip makers are expected to be consolidated into 1-2 makers and so will China-based fellow makers, according to president...
Everlight, Lextar licensed to use PFS phosphor from GE Lighting
Aug 12, 11:23
LED packaging service providers Everlight Electronics and Lextar Electronics have obtained licensing from GE Lighting for using PFS (potassium-fluorosilicate)-based phosphor (so-called...
Epistar, Everlight Electronics loses NT$0.11, nets NT$0.74 per share for 2Q15
Stockwatch - Aug 7, 14:50
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar suffered net loss per share of NT$0.11 for the second quarter of 2015, while LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics recorded...
Lextar Electronics sees decreased July revenues
Aug 6, 15:01
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker as well as LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics on August 5 reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.091 billion (US$34.6 million) for...
Cree and Epistar sign LED chip patent cross-license agreement
Aug 5, 16:11
Cree and Epistar have signed a worldwide patent cross-license agreement for LED chips to further advance the growth of the LED lighting and LED bulb markets. Cree and Epistar both...
Epistar lands orders for UV-A LED chips
Aug 5, 14:41
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has obtained orders for UV-A (ultraviolet-A, with wavelength of 320-410nm) LED chips for use in making cosmetics products, according to...
Demand for UV-A LED may take off in 2015, say Taiwan makers
Jul 29, 12:08
As the LED backlighting market is approaching saturation and prices for LED lighting, despite growing demand, have been falling, many LED makers have been developing UV (ultraviolet)-A...
Everlight dismisses Nichia patent claims
Jul 27, 21:12
Taiwan-based LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics has dismissed Nichia's claims that it has obtained two new white LED patents, coded EP 2 197 053 and EP 2 276 080,...
Epistar licenses LED filament patent to China-based Leedarson Lighting
Jul 24, 12:01
LED Epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has licensed its LED filament patent to China-based LED lighting maker Leedarson Lighting for making LED filament style light bulbs. The...
LED prices in 3Q15 expected to be stable
Jul 23, 15:33
As prices for LED chips and LED packaging services dropped 10-17% in the first half of 2015, prices are expected to be stable in the third quarter due to peak demand, but may fall...
China-based CEC to acquire Bridgelux
Jul 22, 11:35
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Digitimes Research: Cree lowers 2Q15 forecast revenues due to keen competition
Jul 21, 11:30
Cree has lowered its revenues forecast for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2015 (the second quarter of calendar year 2015), including a big decrease by US$35 million attributable to...
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Jul 15, 16:04
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Jul 14, 22:23
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Lumileds may need to renegotiate patent licensing after acquisition, says Epistar chairman
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Epistar expects business operations to peak in 3Q15
Jun 29, 21:29
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar, in view of large growth in demand for LED lighting and LED backlighting from China-based LCD TV vendors, expects its business operations...
Taiwan LED makers faced with decreased global TV demand, competition from China makers
Jun 29, 21:25
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Jun 26, 11:26
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Kaspersky Lab: Spammers Do Their Own Advertising
In its semi-annual spam report, the Russian security experts Kaspersky Lab have concluded the economic crisis has had no bearing on the amount of spam distributed worldwide. However, spammers have had to turn to creating ads for their very own services.
85% of all email traffic is spam. In the first half of 2009, this horribly high percentage remained stagnant. Upon closer inspection, it was revealed that .3% of these spam messages contained harmful attachments. Another .6% of all email was sent with the attempt to lure recipients onto phishing sites, which lead to a successive decline of .78%.
The Russian spam experts thus inferred that anti-phishing systems were better able to protect users from falling prey to phishing scams and for this reason made such methods of spamming unattractive to cyber crooks. PayPal remained the main target of all phishing attempts, but improved protection also deterred criminals from successfully filching customer data.
Pronounced changes have ocurred within the category of countries of origin. India, Thailand, Romania, and Poland have landed on the Top 10 list of spammers. Spain, Italy, Germany, and Ukraine are no longer among the 10 most prolific spammers. Russia and the USA have remained the top runners, but with lower numbers. Russia's spammers sent 22% of all the mail in 2008, but had sunk to a lowly 11% in the first half of 2009. The USA went from a spam-share of 16% to a mere 10%.
The most popular category of spam mail has remained the infamous health and medicine field with 22%. An immense rise in the segment of advertising for spammer service has occured. An increase of 10% shows that spam senders have had to busy themselves with attracting customers to services. The financial hardship of late has lead spammers to lose a good chunk of their main customers, Kaspersky concluded.
That spammers would like to advertise their own products has not been proven, however. Spammer sent self-promotion is thought to be sent as graphic spam for two reasons. One reason mentioned is the fact that spam filters can be out-smarted, and the second reason given is that spammers would choose to provide more attractive ads for their own products. The report also indicates the belief that not only anti-virus specialists work in the spamming business now, but also professional design and marketing experts. The semi-annual report is to be found online.
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For the first time, all services at Houma's public health clinic are now handled by appointment only.
"People come and wait in line, and we usually have a full waiting room," Nurse Supervisor Betty Schwab said. "Plus we have less staff than we had in the past. We're trying to make it flow so the patient doesn't have to wait too long and to make it manageable for the staff."
Some services were already being handled by appointment, but pregnancy tests, immunizations and sexually transmitted disease programs took walk-in patients. Those three programs began taking appointments Thursday.
The reason is two-fold, Schwab said.
State Office of Public Health budget cuts have shrunk the staff at the local clinic, which serves many of the parish's low-income residents.
"There was a time when we had 17 nurses," Schwab said. "We worked 10-hour shifts. But now we have eight nurses working, including two part-time."
Recent state cuts trimmed two clerks from the staff. The clinic now has six, including two full-time and one part-time clerk paid with local tax money through the Parish Council.
Meanwhile, the number of Terrebonne residents seeking services has grown.
"We see about 1,300 to 1,500 over the course of a month," she said.
That has often left the 141 chairs in the clinic's two waiting rooms full, with some patients standing.
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She said the change should make things smoother for everyone, and accommodations can be made for emergencies.
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According to The Joint Commission (formerly JCAHO), communication breakdowns are the most common cause of medical errors, leading to delays in care, medication mistakes, and even wrong-side surgeries.
That's why 225 healthcare providers recently gathered to improve communication between disciplines for the sake of patient safety.
Providers from the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), including hospitalist attendings, nurses, case managers, pharmacists, internal medicine house staff members, therapists, and unit clerks, participated in six different sessions as part of the Triad for Optimal Patient Safety (TOPS) program.
To improve team communication for patient safety, providers from one inpatient medical unit participated in the four-hour teamwork training session as part of a 15-month project spearheaded by UCSF that resulted in the paper "A Multidisciplinary Teamwork Training Program: The TOPS Experience," published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine in October. The project was aimed at improving unit-based safety culture through a series of targeted teamwork and communication intervention.
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The TOPS project pulled staff members from multiple disciplines for the same training simultaneously, tackling logistics, which was the biggest challenge. Prior teamwork training programs focused on closed environments, in which providers trained only with other providers from the same physical medical setting.
Adding to the challenge, TOPS' efforts were uniquely aimed at a medical unit setting, such as where unit-based nurses and service-based physicians treat patients who span several units at a given time. Most providers attending the sessions had never experienced what TOPS called a multidisciplinary training setting. The providers hadn't received education at the same time as other staff members, a practice that may seem counterintuitive to healthcare professionals who rely heavily on handoffs and multiple services on multiple floors in the hospital.
The TOPS teamwork training program consisted of:
In the context of mixed lectures and interactive group work sessions, different disciplines were able to communicate in a shared learning environment, Sehgal says. "Most of us at different disciplines … are trained with a set of skills, but completely in silos," he says. "We all go through our own educational systems, our own training, and then we are thrown, metaphorically, on the same unit and then asked to work together and figure out how to take care of the patient in the best way. Not many other industries do it that way."
Leaping the communication gap
Doctors and nurses are trained to report clinical information in very different ways. Nurses tend to speak narratively, whereas doctors relay information in more direct terms.
"The way we are taught to communicate clinical information is different—not right or wrong—just different," says Sehgal.
"When everyone is in the same room at the same time, you don't have one discipline filling in another discipline's voice," says Michael Fox, RN, clinical nurse III at UCSF Medical Center School of Nursing at the time the study was conducted.
The training program instructors taught staff members about SBAR, a communication tool that many doctors hadn't heard of. An acronym for Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation, SBAR is a shared way to convey critical information between providers.
Another communication tool is what Sehgal and Fox call the critical conversation, a brief, direct conversation between the doctor and nurse through a telephone call or face-to-face to reduce the number of back-and-forth pages. These critical conversations should occur at admission, change in condition, and discharge times.
In addition, UCSF made efforts to standardize its text-page communication with a set language about urgency and priority of information, including to whom the page is sent, the patient name and description of the event, whether callback is needed, and the pager's name, title, location, and callback number. A consistent language helps doctors prioritize the pages.
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Hospitals are forced to choose between different patient safety investments, such as computerized provider order entry, electronic health records, and bar coding. For administrators, making the decision to implement teamwork training programs will not be an easy one.
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The hardware can be an old computer stored in a closet or a Virtual Private Server (VPS) in a data center. The first solution saves both money and the environment (hardware pollutes!). The second solution is much more reliable, as downtime due to blackouts or broken hardware almost disappears. Because the configuration and tips described in this series are the same for both cases, I simply ignore that issue when dealing with setup.
To make things easier, only configuration of binary packages available for your chosen distribution are considered. You may not get the latest-and-greatest version of everything, but the convenience of not compiling anything and having automatic updates is too great to be refused, unless you are a full-time paid administrator. Therefore, I assume you already have a Linux box and know how to install binary packages on it.
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The system requires the components shown in Figure 1. Only the desktop e-mail client runs on a computer other than the e-mail server.
The SMTP server is the piece that uses the Simple Mail Transport Protocol to accept legitimate e-mail from the outside world or to ship all the messages from authorized users, no matter how they were sent, to their final destinations. This server is assisted by several dæmons that help block spam, viruses or otherwise unwanted connections. Outgoing messages from external clients are accepted and relayed only after an authentication procedure.
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Having own 2 pairs of Mikimoto earrings, an Akoya in black pear earrings and a Mikimoto strand, I had purchased these earrings along with a bulk set of 5 white earrings for Christmas. I purchased these based on the review to give out for Christmas. I didn't give these out. I might give them to my nieces on their birthday. Again, I was disappointed at the size of the earrings. These were the same size as my pearl necklace with 5-5.5mm pearls. These are not definitely the 6mm size. I thought I was mistaken and went the the store to compare these with the 5.5-6mm in the jewelry cases. Yes, these Akoya earrings are definitely smaller than the 5.5-6mm in the store. The store also had 5mm and 5-5.5mm earrings. These black Overstock Akoya earrings were just that size--5-5.5mm. Another thing is that these black pearls didn't look as good ad the white bulk ones I had ordered. The color wasn't peacock color, they look dyed--purple black in color. The workmanship was not bad. They look as good as my other black Akoya earrings, size 6-6.5mm. Those I got somewhere else. For the price of these earrings, I probably would not have paid this much had I known the color and appearance of the earrings were as such.
These earrings are great! I can't believe how wonderful they are and the price is unbeatable!
I love the earrings, received rave reveiws from friends, but one of the pearls fell off its stud after just over a week of wear.
Purchased these earings for my sister as a christmas gift. They are just as lovely as the necklace I purchased a few weeks back. The quality and appearance are beautiful. They are a great value. Can't wait till christmas.
These earrings are absolutely beautiful. They are perfect. No flaws and have a beautiful luster. I am so glad I purchased them.
Love, love, LOVE these earrings! I bought a pair for my grandmother and am thinking about getting a set for myself. They were black, round and with no obvious flaws. Excellent!
I bought these for my daughter last Christmas and she loved them. Unfortunately she lost one, so I bought them for her again. They are very pretty and perfect for a young girl or woman who does not wear large jewelry. They look very expensive and are a great quality.
Pearl has very good quality and color; I've worn them several times and received compliments. For the price, if you are looking for black pearl earrings you can't beat it.
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I love the pearls, I received them for x-mas and think they're great. The pearls are the right size and shape, the color is beautiful. I get compliments every time I wear them - I feel like a million dollars.
These are your classic pearl earrings. You can not go wrong with this pair.
Feel apart as soon as received. So did one replacement.
kept it anyway but doesn't show up to much so don't wear them much
Although the size of the pearls was mentioned, I imagined they would be larger. My mistake.
Also bought the matching necklace, and my wife has a few outfits that she happily wears them with.
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Madrid – In what may be highlights of a now firmly established industry meet, Alvaro Brechner's "Memorias del calabozo," Israel Adrián Caetano's "Beneath This Burning Sun" and Gerardo Tort's "The Broken Years" will be pitched at San Sebastián's upcoming Europe-Latin American Co-production Forum, along with Carlos Ameglio's "Kiken" and Marite Ugas' "Contactado."
Now in its fourth edition, the Forum is a fest fixture. Indeed, running parallel to San Sebastian's Films in Progress over Sept. 21-23, it forms San Sebastian's industry backbone, attracting a large third-party presence. A Focus on Canada, for instance, will run alongside the Forum, facilitating contacts between the Latin American, Spanish and Canadian producers in San Sebastian.
Three factors mark something of a departure at the Forum, however. As San Sebastian drives to shore up its world premiere credentials, it is insisting evermore that Forum projects are first looks: 11 of the »
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Projects selected from across South America and Europe.
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San Sebastian's Europe-Latin America Co-production Forum (Sept 21-23) has revealed the 15 projects selected from 173 submissions.
The majority of titles, spanning 17 countries, have yet to be seen at international co-production gatherings
Furthermore, in the framework of the Festival's collaboration with the Ibermedia Programme, one project, selected at the Workshop to develop film projects from Central America and the Caribbean, will participate in the Co-production Forum, not in competition - Patricia Ramos's El sueco.
The final selection includes projects by established directors such as Nicolás Rincón and Israel Adrián Caetano alongside emerging filmmakers such as including Larissa Figueiredo and Théo Court.
Projects presented at previous editions of the Forum have been selected for a major festivals including Carlos Moreno's Que Viva la Música!, which played at Sundance in January; David Pablos's Las Elegidas, which screened »
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Lincoln Center's keenly anticipated "Art of the Real" series on boundary-pushing contemporary documentaries kicks off tonight with a shorts program which includes a new short film by Eduardo Williams. To whet your appetite, I highly recommend watching his remarkable 2011 short Could See a Puma, which appears to be his second film. I couldn't possibly improve on the IMDb synopsis: "The accident leads a group of young boys from the high roofs of their neighborhood, passing through its destruction, to the deepest of the earth." This is bold, formally adventurous filmmaking that really seems to be something new — if […] »
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The second edition of Art of the Real opens tomorrow at New York's Film Society of Lincoln Center with the premieres of new short films by João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata, Eduardo Williams and Matt Porterfield, all of whom will be present for a Q&A. Closing on April 26 with Jenni Olson's The Royal Road, the series features a tribute to Agnès Varda and a spotlight on reenactments. Other highlights include films by Peter Watkins, James Benning, Harun Farocki, Jill Godmilow, Derek Jarman and more. » - David Hudson »
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Read More: MoMA and Film Society of Lincoln Center Announce Complete New Directors/New Films Lineup New York's Film Society of Lincoln Center announced the complete lineup for the second annual Art Of The Real documentary film festival. The nonfiction showcase will premiere a trio of shorts to open the festivities, including João Pedro Rodrigues & João Rui Guerra da Mata's "Iec Long", Eduardo Williams's "I Forgot," and Matt Porterfield's "Take What You Can Carry." Jenni Olson's "The Royal Road" gets the closing night honors after having its world premiere at Sundance in January. The festival runs April 10-26 and the rest of the newly announced films can be found below. Visit filmlinc.com for more information. [Synopses courtesy of the Film Society.] Opening Night Opening Night Shorts Program:Premiering new works by João Pedro Rodrigues & João Rui Guerra da Mata, Eduardo Williams, »
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"Art of the Real" is returning to the Film Society of Lincoln Center with a celebration of Agnès Varda (who will attend!) and more:
"The 2015 edition, taking place April 10-26, will again feature dozens of new works from around the world and in a variety of genres alongside retrospective and thematic selections. Opening Night will premiere new works by João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata (The Last Time I Saw Macao, Mahjong), Eduardo Williams, and Matt Porterfield (I Used to Be Darker), with all filmmakers attending the evening."
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Here is a look at the new Fall 2015 Premium Vintage collection from Citizens of Humanity. The new collection kept in vintage theme with what the sub-collection is known for and vintage doesn't always mean distressed and worn. For the Fall, they have dabbled into deadstock. Timeless and clean styles that were favorites of the Rockabillies.
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Since the Nocturne wash a few seasons back, I have been waiting for Citizens of Humanity to release a style that was just as amazing, or similar. Well they have a new style that is even better with their new On the Rocks wash.
The new wash is detailed in a faded black with mild distressing at the whiskering of the hips and blown out knees in my personal favorite cut from the brand, the Racer. With all the shredded styles in the market right now, a simple distressed jean like this definitely stands out and fits in with the new aesthetic of Citizens. How many of you are looking forward to trying out this new pair? You can click here to purchase these jeans from SHOPBOP for $238.
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Kourtney Kardashian was spotted at lunch with her sisters in Agoura Hills, California. The reality star pulled out an old pair of the Citizens of Humanity Avedon Skinny in Comet that she hacked off at the hem with a cut off tank and a pair of silver Gianvito Rossi pumps.
I have been a fan of these jeans since they first came out many years ago. Kourtney did a great job by adding her personal touch to the wash by ripping them open at the knees and cutting the hem off. Also choosing to have them on the slouchy side, I find, makes them more appealing. If worn skintight, I feel that it would take the ease away from the jeans. What do you think of these jeans on Kourtney? You can click here to purchase Citizens of Humanity from SHOPBOP.
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Rita Ora took the stage at The Graham Norton Show to belt out her new single Poison in London. The singer wore her favorite Citizens of Humanity Corey Slim Straight in Bourbon with a fringe leather jacket and her signature platform boots.
This wash would have to be my favorite next to their Outpost wash. Citizens just makes such amazing blues that I find are so versatile and elevate all the looks that they are paired with. How many of you love the Vintage Reserve collection by Citizens of Humanity? You can click here to purchase these jeans from SHOPBOP for $248.


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ON Monday, North Korea declared that it had nullified the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War, a new level of bellicosity that raised, at least on paper, the potential for the resumption of armed conflict on the peninsula.
The fiery rhetoric seemed to foreign observers a desperate attempt to force the United States and South Korea to restart stalled talks on denuclearization, in the hope of extracting aid and concessions. But recent history suggests that it was motivated less by international politics than by domestic concerns: North Korea's new hereditary leader, Kim Jong-un, may have been stoking fears of a foreign threat primarily to dampen political unrest at home.
The belligerent talk, and the nuclear test North Korea conducted last month, its third, are part of a pattern that began in the 1990s when the North Korean economy collapsed following the end of the cold war.
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The ideal lunchbox snack, with optimum flavour, crunchy but juicy picked and eaten straight from the plant. Wash if necessary but no need to peel these 7cm (3") 'mini munch cukes'. Each plant is prolific fruiting if picked every other day throughout the summer.
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The latest breeding development in mini sweet peppers! Each plant produces small but stocky, blocky fruits in a mix of orange, red and chocolate. Ideal for UK greenhouse and patio growing. What's more, the bigger the pot you give them, the bigger they get and the heavier they crop. For easy…
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Make the world a better place one day at the time!!!
We are a couple of dreamers: Sergio and Maria Luz. We are living in Lago Puelo, in south Argentine. I'm teaching Biology and Sergio is studing Organic Agriculture. We are on our path to self-sufficiency! Besides that, we love singing, painting, dancing, laughing, travelling! I (Maria Luz) love cooking, specially sweets!! Sergio loves parkour, climbing and playing guitar!!
We love moving around, met new people and discover new places! We also love nature, outdoor activities, trekking, etc.
You are what you believe you are. When the way you think changes, you change too.
We eat all kinds of food (meat, milk, eggs, sugar, salt, vegetables, fruits, cereals, etc.), we have read a lot of information before choosing our omnivorous diet. Even though, we respect different points of view regarding nutrition, we don't like when people try to convince us of changing our eating habits. Please, avoid doing that!
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I(María Luz)have hosted a few people. I also participated in CS meetings and I actually organized some of them. I also showed the city to some travellers when I couldn't host. A few years ago, I met Sergio, we fell in love and we're hosting CSers together since then. We enjoy meeting different kinds of people and also we love practicing other languages and knowing about other ways of living. That´s why we're very happy of meeting new Csurfers!! Right now we are trying to build a strong community in "La comarca del paralelo 42° S" by monthly meetings (but we're not very successful so far)!
I have hosted many different CSers, and each experience was unique and fantastic. And I have also been hosted by the most wonderful people. Practically, all the experiences I've had have been amazing! I also attended local and foreign CS meetings and I had the best time! I even had a couchsurfing birthday party while travelling in Milano!
Finding out how others believe they can change the world, to learn from them. Permaculture, alternative ways of living, producing and consuming. Natural and/or organic agriculture, etc.
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Music: Calle 13, Adele, Paris combo, Lynda Lemay, Aerosmith, Avril Lavigne, Pink, Mariano Mores, Piazzola, Esteban Morgado, etc.
Books: "El tunel" from Ernesto Sábato; "100 años de Soledad" from Gabriel García Marquez; "Un mundo Feliz" from Aldous Huxley
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Mallorca island...simply: Paradise! The glaciers in El Calafate. Iguazú waterfalls and the best is yet to come, I'm sure!
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What I´ve learned the past few years I think everyone knows...but sometimes we need someone to remind it.
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I can teach you Spanish, my very personal way of cooking, to sing a few "Tangos" if you're interested
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Alumna and teacher of the year arms kids with multicultural understanding and a passion for language—and some flamenco dance skills. Standing in front of 30 middle schoolers, Clemencia Spizzirri does something unusual: She tells her students to leave their desks, to not only stand up but also talk, move, and even dance. As a Flamenco rhythm […]Read more


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A young man's everyday Auckland adventures are coming back to life more than 80 years after his untimely death.
Childhood visits to his grandmother weren't complete for Greg Davies without her pulling out a big old biscuit tin of family photos from the top hall cupboard for them to look over together.
"Once, among the pile of pictures, I found an ancient leather-bound album filled with numerous little snaps of a sepia-toned Christchurch and Auckland," Mr Davies says.
"My grandmother said they belonged to her brother Lance - I didn't even know she had a brother. She told me I could have them if I promised to take care of them. They didn't mean much at the time."
The album and the small hand-written diary that went with it belonged to Lance Rosser who moved to Auckland from Christchurch in 1923 with the hope that a better climate would help with his lung condition.
He was just 19 at the time and the excitement of the growing city prompted him to start a diary.
That diary is now the subject of a book put together by Mr Davies.
"It's the story of a young person living a full life in Auckland in the early 1920s. It's all very fascinating," he says.
Mr Rosser lived in a boarding house on Dominion Rd and worked at a grocery store on Grange Rd.
Most of the diary talks about his day trips around Auckland and outings.
He writes about going to the Auckland Zoo in its first year, concerts at the town hall, visiting royals and adventures to the beach.
He also talks a lot about his work.
"I don't think he liked his boss much. It's nothing too scandalous, just interesting."
In the diary Mr Rosser details major events for the city including Dominion Rd being developed and sealed.
From October 1924 he writes about the road being "upside down from one end to the other" and the work being "a great nuisance".
He comforts himself with the thought that "the road will be splendid when finished - one of the best in Auckland".
Mr Rosser died in 1928 at the age of 24 from tuberculosis which he likely contracted at the Dominion Rd boarding house where he lived.
"It's really tragic reading the diary when you know he died so young. He got out there and made the most of his life but you can sort of see the writing is on the wall for him," Mr Davies says.
After getting the diary as a child the Wellington resident stored it away until he was made redundant last year.
"As I got a bit older I got more of an appreciation for the past and I wanted to ensure it wasn't lost. I thought it would be a good time to start working on it."
Originally the book was just going to be for family but Mr Davies says his publisher seemed instantly excited by the project.
"They said there isn't really anything else out there like this. There are a lot of war-time diaries out there but not many that talk about everyday life."
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