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Families want open G&T seats but can't enroll
Gifted & Talented seats remain open on the Upper West Side—and elsewhere in the city—but parents of qualified children who want the seats say they can't enroll.
Last month, we reported that despite the extreme demand for G&T seats this year and the high number of qualifying students, some programs remained under-enrolled a few days before the DOE's Oct 31 deadline for closing school registers. Now, a month later, vacant G&T spots sit unclaimed at both PS 165 and PS 163 on the Upper West Side, according to City Council Member Gail Brewer's office.
Frustrated parent Karen Alicea-Dunn can't get her son—who scored in the 96th percentile on the exam—into PS 163's kindergarten G&T program.
6 top education priorities for Mayor de Blasio
New York City's Education Funders Research Initiative asked our parent organization, the Center for New York City Affairs at The New School, to identify key priorities for education reform under Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio. On Thursday, the Center for New York City Affairs released the results: a new report called "Building Blocks for Better Schools: How the Next Mayor can Prepare New York's Students for College and Careers," co-authored by Insideschools founder Clara Hemphill. The paper analyzes the successes and failures of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's education initiatives—and proposes six key areas on which the next administration should focus attention and resources.
A top priority: Make sure young children can read. This is a first, crucial building block for school reform efforts.
Other priorities include:
- Use the Common Core to build a true, skills-based college preparatory curriculum.
- Revise the accountability system to use a wider range of measures, and to be more responsive to schools and families.
- Keep principals' control of hiring, budgets and curriculum—but provide them greater supervision and support.
- Strengthen neighborhood schools and create new structures to connect all schools—neighborhood, magnet and charters alike—within given geographic areas.
- Build early and ongoing support for college and career guidance.
Read more about "Building Blocks for Better Schools" and download the paper on CenterNYC.org.
Share your experience with school busing
This information just in from our friends at Advocates for Children:
"The NYC DOE's Office of Innovation is interviewing parents regarding their experience with the DOE's busing system for students receiving special education services in NYC. The purpose of these interviews is a collaboration between parents, the Office of Pupil Transportation (OPT) and the Division of Students with Disabilities to improve the special education busing experience for children.
Interviews will take place on Wednesday, November 20th between 4:30 & 6:00 PM at 10 Jay Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Interviews will last approximately 30 minutes and parent names will be kept confidential so people can feel comfortable speaking candidly.
No RSVP is needed. Just come to share your experiences."
There have been the usual horror stories this year, of children spending hours on the bus and buses that never arrived. Some buses even dropped off children at the wrong stop. If you have a tale to tell, here is your chance to tell it.
Special ed meetings for 2014 kindergarteners
It seems like only yesterday that I was worrying myself sick about how my four-year-old son with special needs would make the leap from preschool to kindergarten. (For the record, he's five now and doing fabulously!) For any child, the move to "big kid school" is a huge transition for the whole family, but for those of us whose children will be receiving special services, the process is fraught with that much more paperwork, research and worry.
Your local kindergarten orientation meeting is a good place to start learning about how services transition from preschool to kindergarten. During the first three weeks of December, the Department of Education is hosting citywide meetings in all boroughs for families of students with disabilities entering kindergarten in September 2014. Here are a few meeting tips from someone who has been there:
Apply to kindergarten Jan. 13-Feb. 14
Families will have just one month to use the new online system to apply to kindergarten for 2014, according to admissions dates posted by the Department of Education today. Parents of children born in 2009 may apply online, on the phone to a central DOE number or in person at an enrollment office between Jan. 13-Feb.14. Not only is the online admissions process, called Kindergarten Connect, a change from previous years, but the application period is earlier and shorter. Last year families applied in person at schools between Jan. 22- March 1.
The shift in timeline caught some elementary schools and parents off guard, according to DNAInfo which yesterday reported that many schools have scheduled tours and open houses in February and March, after applications are due. "If this hasn't been coordinated with school tours, how can you make an educated decision?" a parent said to DNAInfo.
Families may list up to 20 schools on the application and will be given one placement in April. All public schools will participate in the new admission system, even those that are unzoned. Admission priorities will remain the same as previous years, the DOE said, with zoned students given priority to their zoned school.
Low test scores? Families get longer parent/teacher conference
If your child is one of the 210,000 students in grades 3-8 who scored a Level 1 or 2 on last spring's state ELA or math exams, you should know that schools are offering families 30 minute one-on-one conferences with their child's teachers from now through January.
The $5 million Department of Education initiative was prompted by advocates from the Coalition of Educational Justice (CEJ), said Megan Hester, a community organizer with the Annenberg Institute for School Reform which works with CEJ.
Hester said that when scores came out last summer some CEJ parents wondered whether they should be alarmed at their child's low test scores and what they could be doing about it.
G&T programs still have openings
Given the frenzied competition for gifted and talented seats each year, it was surprising to find that, nearly two months into the school year, there are many empty spots. The Department of Education is reaching out to eligible children to try to fill them by Oct. 31 when registers close.
PS 165, on the Upper West Side had only 14 children enrolled in kindergarten G&T last week, in a class that should have 25 students; their 1st grade only had 10 students enrolled. PS 163, also in District 3, had openings as did PS 33 in District 2. Even the citywide gifted and talented school, NEST+M had some empty seats.
Last spring there were multiple snafus related to the scoring of exams. The testing company Pearson apologized twice for its errors, which were brought to the DOE's attention by parents. When the dust settled, thousands more students had qualified than there were seats available.
More than 13,000 four-year-olds took the tests for entrance into a kindergarten G&T program and about 40 percent of those tested scored high enough to qualify. Some 3,100 offers were made to students around the city for approximately 2,700 seats but apparently not enough of those students accepted the placements.
The kindergarten register at PS 165 was full on the first day of school, according to DJ Sheppard, the District 3 family advocate, but many students didn't show up. "We tell families 'if you're not going to take the seat please let us know' but not all do that," she said.
Sign up for G&T test by Nov. 8
It's that time of year again for families of four- and five-year-olds interested in the Department of Education's much sought-after gifted and talented programs. Although last year's testing season was a bit rocky, with a new, harder test and much-publicized grading errors, this year the DOE promises few changes (and hopefully less drama). Admissions expert Robin Aronow of School Search NYC spoke with us and noted that the only major difference this year is that the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) and the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test (NNAT2) now each count 50 percent toward the total G&T percentile score. (Last year the Naglieri was approximately 66 percent and the OLSAT 33 percent.) Aronow emphasized other key dates and procedures that families should keep in mind:
• November 8th is the deadline for completing the Request For Testing (RFT) online, but the sooner the better to get a desirable date, time and location. You will be offered options for test dates, times and locations during weekends in January. (If your child is also applying to Hunter College Elementary School, which has a separate application, remember to take Hunter's second round evaluation dates into consideration when selecting your DOE test date).
• Prospective kindergartners will be tested one-on-one and will point to answers; they do not need to bubble in answers. If applying for first grade and up, your child will be tested in small groups and will need to bubble in answers.
• Alternate language assessments are available in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin), French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Russian, Spanish and Urdu. It is not permissible to alternate between languages during the test administration. As children do not answer any questions orally, test your child in the language he or she most understands when spoken by an adult. Please note that applicants already in a DOE program may only take the test in an alternate language if entitled to services in English as a Second Language.
• Scores in the 90th percentile or above qualify your child for a district G&T program, although seats are not guaranteed. Please note that children are compared to others whose birthdays are within three months of theirs. If your child is eligible, you will receive an application in early April due back by April 18, 2014.
• Scores in the 97th percentile or above qualify your child for a citywide program. In reality, your child will need to score in 99th percentile—and have a stroke of luck—to be offered a citywide placement or a highly desirable district placement. This is due to the high number of applicants scoring in the 99th percentile.
For more information check out the G&T Handbook online and attend one of five information sessions (one in each borough), beginning October 16 in the Bronx. We'll post updates as we get them!
Applying to middle school? Here's how.
Middle school admissions season kicks into high gear this week for parents of 5th graders. You can meet school representatives at evening district fairs held between Oct. 8-17. Middle school directories for 2013-2014 are online and hard copies are being distributed by elementary schools. Clara Hemphill of Insideschools will be giving a free talk about middle school options on Thursday at New York University.
Now is the time to sign up for school tours and open houses! Check school websites, or call the school to find out about them. In some popular schools, especially in Manhattan where there is active school choice, many tours are already fully booked. If you're shut out, try contacting the parent coordinator to see if additional tours will be added.
In addition to fairs, some districts hold informational nights where principals talk about their schools. Check with your district's family advocate to see if one is scheduled. (You can find their names and contact information on our district pages.)
Ask Judy: How do I build up my zoned school?
I am the parent of a child in pre-kindergarten and am newly elected to a PTA board in Brooklyn. Our zoned school is a lower performing and not highly sought after school in a district that is overcrowded because of what the other schools offer. I was hoping to work on improving parent involvement, increasing retention at the school and raising funds for enrichment programs at this school. Today we were told that because of decreased enrollment we are losing a teacher. For now I am focusing on the short term crisis of how to either gain 33 students or raise $125,000 in a few weeks. In the long run we need a parent coordinator (ours has been out since 1/2013), and ideas of how parents could work with the administration to make this a school where parents want to send their children. I would really appreciate any guidance on how to proceed!
Pre-K parent
Dear Pre-K parent,
You have three tasks -- maybe a dozen, but three to start with. You need to build up the school's reputation among parents of young children. You need to raise money. And you need to engage the administration in forging a new perspective. As you noted, these are long term projects -- you won't see results right away but in their pursuit, you will build up a strong stakeholder constituency. In fact, a strong constituency engaging parents, teacher and administrators, as well as the wider community is key to any kind of school improvement effort. See also what I wrote about ways to attract students to a zoned school in a previous column.
For more immediate results try posting a notice on neighborhood parent listservs to let parents know that seats are still available in your school. You can also post notices on supermarket bulletin boards and in local storefronts. I don't know if 33 kids will show up, but it's a start.


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"Inequality is the defining challenge of our time," according to President Obama. It's certainly the topic of the day for Paul Krugman, Joe Stiglitz and a whole raft of liberal pundits.
But have you noticed that hardly anyone else is talking about it? When is the last time you heard a shoeshine person or a taxi cab driver complain about inequality? For most people, having a lot of rich people around is good for business. But if average folks are not complaining should they be?
Unfortunately, a lot of what passes as serious commentary is actually myth. What follows are five examples.
Myth No 1: Income for the average family has stagnated over the past 30 years.
Here is an oft-quoted statistic: From 1979 to 2007, taxpayers' median real income, before taxes and before government transfers, rose by only 3.2%. Cornell University economist Richard Burkhauser, via Greg Mankiw, shows why that statistic is misleading:
- If we combine the income of all the taxpayers within each household to get household median income, that meager 3.2% rises to a bit more respectable 12.5%.
- If we add in government transfer payments, that 12.5% number becomes an even better 15.2%.
- Factoring in middle class tax cuts over the period, the 15.2% figure rises to 20.2%.
- But not all households are the same size, and the size of households has fallen over time. Adjusting for household size increases that 20.2% to 29.3%.
- Finally, if we add the value of employer-provided health insurance, the 29.3% figure rises to 36.7%.
So there you have it: real income for the average household actually increased by more than a third over the past 30 years.
This conclusion is consistent with other studies. A CBO study of family income over the same period of time found an increase almost twice that size: the average family experienced a 62% increase in real income.
Economists have a way of measuring inequality that includes the entire population, not just the average family or the top 1%. It's by means of a Gini coefficient, which varies between 0 (complete equality) and 1 (complete inequality). One study found that between 1993 and 2009, the Gini value actually fell from .395 to .388 — meaning that inequality has actually declined in recent years.
Myth No. 2: People at the bottom of the income ladder are there through no fault of their own.
In a study for the National Center for Policy Analysis, David Henderson found that there is a big difference between families in the top 20% and bottom 20% of the income distribution: Families at the top tend to be married and both partners work. Families at the bottom often have only one adult in the household and that person either works part-time or not at all:
- In 2006, a whopping 81.4% of families in the top income quintile had two or more people working, and only 2.2% had no one working.
- By contrast, only 12.6% of families in the bottom quintile had two or more people working; 39.2% had no one working.
The average number of earners per family for the top group was 2.16, almost three times the 0.76 average for the bottom.
Henderson concludes:
"…average families in the top group have many more weeks of work than those in the bottom and, in the late 1970s, the 12-to-1 total income ratio shrunk to only 2-to-1 per week of work, according to one analysis."
Having children without a husband tends to make you poor. Not working makes you even poorer. And there is nothing new about that. These are age old truths. They were true 50 years ago, a hundred years ago and even 1,000 year ago. Lifestyle choices have always mattered.
Myth No. 3: Government transfer programs, like unemployment insurance, are an effective remedy.
Government transfers can ameliorate the discomfort of having a low income and few assets. But at the same time they tend to encourage people to remain dependent, rather than achieving self-sufficiency. And the loss of benefits as wage income rises acts as an additional "marginal tax" on labor.
University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan is the leading authority on welfare programs and how they affect employment. At The New York Times economics blog, he wrote:
"As a result of more than a dozen significant changes in subsidy program rules, the average middle-class non-elderly household head or spouse saw her or his marginal tax rate increase from about 40% in 2007 to 48% only two years later. Marginal tax rates came down in late 2010 and 2011 as provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act expired, but still remain elevated — at least 44%… A few households even saw their marginal tax rates jump beyond 100% — meaning they would have more disposable income by working less… work incentives were eroded about 20% for unmarried household heads… in the middle of the skill distribution, while they were eroded about 12% among married heads and spouses…with the same level of skill."
Overall, Mulligan estimates that up to half of the excess unemployment we have been experiencing is because of the generosity of food stamps, unemployment compensation and other transfer benefits.
Myth No 4: Raising the minimum wage is an effective remedy.
One of the few policy ideas President Obama has for dealing with inequality is raising the minimum wage. He thinks this will lift people out of poverty. Paul Krugman says the same thing. The difference is that Krugman is an economist who must surely know that the economic literature shows that raising the minimum wage does almost nothing to lift people out of poverty.
Richard Burkhauser and San Diego State University economist Joseph J. Sabia examined 28 states that increased their minimum wages between 2003 and 2007. Their study, published in the Southern Economic Journal, found "no evidence that minimum wage increases… lowered state poverty rates." Part of the reason is that very few people earning the minimum wage are actually poor. Most are young people who live in middle income households. For example, the economists estimate that if the federal minimum wage were increased to $9.50 per hour:
- Only 11.3% of workers who would gain from the increase live in households officially defined as poor.
- A whopping 63.2% of workers who would gain are second or even third earners living in households with incomes equal to twice the poverty line or more.
- Some 42.3% of workers who would gain are second or even third earners who live in households that have incomes equal to three times the poverty line or more.
Myth No. 5: Income is the best measure of wellbeing.
Why are we talking about income? The implicit assumption is that income limits our ability to enjoy life. But that turns out not to be true. One study found that consumption by those in the lower fourth of the income distribution was almost twice their money income. Moreover, consumption inequality is much less than income inequality.
A Bureau of Labor Statistics study found that:
"…in 2001, the Gini coefficient for consumption was only .280 (almost 30% lower than the Gini for comprehensive income, and about 40% lower than the Gini for money income), indicating that inequality with respect to this most meaningful measure of living standards is relatively modest. Moreover, according to the BLS, during the fifteen-year period between 1986 and 2001, consumption inequality went down slightly; from a Gini of .283 to a Gini of .280."
Bottom line: the next time you hear someone complain about inequality, make sure they are not repeating these five myths.
— John Goodman
This article originally appeared here on Forbes.com.


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Frog Rock. The mural wall near Eagledale Park. The paint rock at Bainbridge High School. Even the Dalmatian-spotted fire hydrants at Manitou Beach and Edgecombe drives.
More than unexpectedly charming island visitors as they round neighborhood curves, the presence of this type of public art on Bainbridge has helped cement the feeling that fundamentally, the island is a good place to live.
And it's not just about aesthetics.
"The truth is in the end, public art is often more of a community project than an art project," Laurel Wilson said.
This idea lies at the heart of Creative Grounds, a new effort developed by the city's Public Art Program that's designed to fund neighborhood art projects.
Creative Grounds framework was modeled on a program that Public Art Committee member Kelly Davidson was part of in Seattle. The program put funds in the hands of locals to help enhance both the form and the function of their daily shared environs.
Next month, Wilson and nearly a dozen of her Battle Point/Olympus Beach neighbors will use an award of up to $8,000 to construct a bus shelter at the northwest corner of Beach Street and Battle Point Drive.
"There were other good project proposals, but this one seemed to really follow the intentions of the project to get a community together to build something and make something happen," said Public Art Program Manager Janice Shaw.
Wilson learned of Creative Grounds late in the spring and quickly approached her neighbors about applying for the grant.
It wasn't so difficult to gather people for discussion since she regularly encountered neighbors at the unlit, uncovered neighborhood bus stop, where commuters endured early morning drizzle and school kids later huddled.
"It was pure need," Wilson said of the projects inspiration. "Sometimes there are three or four kids, and sometimes there are 15 or 20, waiting in the dark. And then, oh my goodness, here's this opportunity."
Wilson, an architect, describes the Battle Point/Olympus Beach neighborhood as eclectic, populated by some new construction but largely by older houses that give the area an established, comfortable feeling.
She and her neighbors, including fellow architect Devin Johnson, agreed that the bus shelters design should remain fundamental to its primary purpose, fitting the needs of those waiting within it. To that end, it would feature a translucent shed roof, large boulders for seating, and a solar-powered light fixture and clock, along with native landscaping.
"What are the three things you need on a cold, dark morning on Bainbridge Island?" Shaw said. "You'd like shelter from the rain, you'd like some light, and you want to know what time is."
To further the project's community spirit, neighbors will handle all the construction, and future maintenance, with Wilson and Johnson acting as project leads. Johnson will co-design the clock with island metalsmith Ryan Landworth.
The end result, they hope, will be a low-maintenance structure that emphasizes function while expressing the character of the neighborhood.
"This is a very new type of project for us," Shaw said. "It's so grass-roots and community-based. Instead of bringing in a professional artist (from the outside), we're unleashing the creativity in our community."
Creative Grounds generated enough positive energy, Shaw said, that the art committee plans to offer funding for another project in 2009. It is intended to be one component of a six-year public art master plan, which the committee will invite the public to weigh in on through focus groups starting this fall and winter.
Ultimately, Shaw points out, much of the beauty of neighborhood art lies in public access, the sense that the islands ever-growing art collection truly does belong to everyone.
"That way we can provide encounters and deliver public art experiences throughout the island," she said. "From the gateway at the north end...to the neighborhood centers and here and there in unexpected places that have high public impact, just for that wonderful sense of discovery."
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The Public Art Committee plans to offer funding for another Creative Grounds project in 2009. Interested? Find the project description and guidelines, along with the application form, on the Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Web site, www.artshum.org (Programs/Services Public Art). Interested parties should direct questions to Public Art Committee Members Kelly Davidson,
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Biographical Reference Works for and about Women, from the Advent of the Women's Liberation Movement to the Present: An Exploratory Analysis (Johns Hopkins University Press and the Graduate School of Library and Information Science. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign., 2007)Hundreds of English-language biographical reference books devoted to women subjects were published between 1966 and 2006. These works compensated for underrepresentation of women in standard sources and responded to the ...
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Have a question. With my old receivers I could hook my cable up to the receiver and I could switch back and forth between the dish and my basic cable I get with my internet. The 622 doesn't seem to support this, it seems like it can only support an over the air antenna.
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Hooking up cable to 622
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The 622/722 only support the over-the-air antenna, you cannot connect cable to it, it has no pass-through for the cable.
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1) Is this a correct assumption? If not what am I doing wrong?
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KKR's $2.6 Billion KFN Unit Buyout Flawed, Judge Told
KKR & Co.'s $2.6 billion buyout of its publicly traded credit business KKR Financial Holdings LLC amounts to an insider deal that unfairly shortchanges shareholders, a lawyer for investors argued.
KKR's acquisition of KKR Financial, commonly known as KFN, in an all-stock deal, amounted to a controlling-shareholder buyout that didn't provide enough to stockholders, Stuart Grant, a lawyer for KFN shareholders, told a judge today. KKR officials said in April that 98 percent of KFN investors approved the deal in a shareholder vote.
"KKR was on both sides of this transaction," Grant told Delaware Chancery Court Judge Andre Bouchard at a hearing in Wilmington today. Bouchard is weighing KKR's request to have investor suits over the deal thrown out. The New York-based private-equity firm sought to "pull a fast one" on KFN investors as part of the acquisition, Grant said.
Arguments over the KFN buyout come two weeks after KKR, led by George Roberts and Henry Kravis, agreed to buy a stake in hedge fund BlackGold Capital Management LP as it continues a push to develop business beyond leveraged acquisitions, a person with knowledge of the deal told Bloomberg News. The firm will share in BlackGold's earnings, which include fees for managing money, said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity July 14 because the deal hadn't been announced.
KKR, along with competitors such as Blackstone Group LP, is diversifying its business by acquiring stakes in hedge-fund firms. Blackstone in February used client funds to buy a piece of Senator Investment Group LP. KKR's agreement with BlackGold is its second such deal, after the firm took a stake in Nephila Capital Ltd. last year.
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In the KFN case, KKR's lawyers refute investors' claims that the buyout fund controls the board of the holding company, say in court filings that KKR owns less than 1 percent of KFN's stock and has no power over KFN's directors.
"There's no credible allegations of boardroom control" on KKR's part, William Savitt, a lawyer for KFN's directors, told Bouchard.
Grant countered in court filings that under KFN's management agreement with KKR, the buyout firm handles all operations and KFN has no employees. The company was set up in 2004 as a mortgage and real estate-investment trust and sold its shares to the public the following June, raising more than $800 million.
KFN directors have acknowledged they are "totally reliant" on KKR for information about the value of the holding company's investments and some board members have conflicting interests that may favor KKR, Grant told the judge.
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Bouchard said the case raised unusual questions about whether an investor with far less than 51 percent of a company's shares could still be considered a controlling shareholder because of the management agreement.
"This is a pretty unique circumstance," the judge said. Bouchard said he'd rule later on whether KFN investors can proceed with the suits over KKR's buyout.
The case is In Re Financial Holdings LLC Shareholder Litigation, 9210, Delaware Chancery Court (Wilmington).


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Members of the Bence Family in Costume for the Bath Pageant, July 1909
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Vic, Bessie, Ted and Erith pose in turn, in costume. Probably taken in Batheaston, the family home of the photographer's wife. Copied from the photographer's original negative.
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Kate Swann is set to step down from the post of Chief Executive Officer of WH Smith's high street division in July next year.
Steve Clarke is set to replace Swann at the company and she sad that she will work to make the transition a smooth process. The company indicated that the appointment of Clarke is a part of the company's long term planning.
Ms Swann was roped into the retailer from Argos in 2003 in order to revive the company. The company even faced profit warning and takeover bid from venture capital group Permira in 2004. However, Ms Swann lead the restructuring of the retailer. She separated the news distribution business from the retail business and also expanded the company in to profitable of airport and railway station locations.
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Welcome to the Ethiopian Leather Industries Association website
Ethiopian Leather Industries Association (ELIA) is a nonprofit trade association of the leather industries businesses. ELIA works to enhance and improve the leather industries business climate by promoting export of leather, shoes and leather goods and garment, protecting the rights of members, and assisting businesses to improve.
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The next guided tour for individuals (in German) will take place on Saturday, March, 27th 2010, 10:00 a.m.
Between October 9th, 2009 and April 11th, 2010, the Obersalzberg Documentation will present the 4th Winter Exhibition: From Sachsenburg to Sachsenhausen – Photos from a Concentration Camp Commander's Album in German and English.
July 2009 was the most successful month since the inception of the
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Katrin Himmler will be our guest on Thursday, April 30th 2009, 7:30 p.m. at 7:30 pm during the 13th Obersalzberg Talk.
As of now, summer opening hours apply.
The new, extended website of the Obersalzberg Documentation is online.
Since December 1st, 2008, all holders of a "Kurkarte" (tourist pass) can use the RVO bus to the Documentation free of charge!
The third winter exhibition of the Obersalzberg Documentation, "Free Time in Fascism", is open between November 5th, 2008 and February 25th, 2009.
The 5th revised and expanded edition of the exhibition catalogue "Die tödliche Utopie" has been published. (Available only in German)
The Obersalzberg Documentation will celebrate "International Museum Day" on the 18th of May 2007 by granting free admission, free use of audio guides and free tours in German.
The entire Bunker complex is again open for visitors.
The Obersalzberg Documentation welcomed its 1,000,000th visitor, namely Michael Fischlein from Munich accompanied by his wife, who visited the Documentation on their return journey from Slovakia during a stopover in Berchtesgaden.
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