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Eskimo-Aleut languages, family of languages spoken in Greenland, Canada, Alaska (United States), and eastern Siberia (Russia), by the Eskimo and Aleut peoples. Aleut is a single language with two surviving dialects. Eskimo consists of two divisions: Yupik, spoken in Siberia and southwestern Alaska, and Inuit, spoken in northern Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. Each division includes several dialects. The proposed relationship of Eskimo-Aleut with other language families, such as Chukotko-Kamchatkan, Uralic, and/or Indo-European, remains conjectural.
Classification and distribution
Eskimo is a blanket term for Inuit and Yupik, the two mutually unintelligible main divisions of the Eskimo languages. The name Aleut, used by Russian fur traders from the Kamchatka Peninsula in 1745, refers primarily to the people of the Aleutian Islands, who call themselves Unangan or (in the dialect of Atka) Unangas, but also by extension to the Pacific Yupiks, who call themselves Alutiit (plural of Alutiiq), an adaptation of the Russian name.
Inuit, which means "the people" or "the real people," is used as a name for the language spoken in Greenland, Arctic Canada, and northern Alaska, U.S., west to the Bering Strait and south to Norton Sound. It is a dialect continuum, in which neighbouring dialects are mutually intelligible but the cumulative differences impede or prevent understanding between groups that are some distance apart. This distinctiveness can be seen in the variety of language names; the Inuit language of Greenland is called Kalaallisut (literally "in the Greenlandic way"), that of eastern Canada Inuktitut, that of western Canada Inuktitun (literally "in the Inuit way"), and that of North Alaska Inupiaq (literally "real person").
Yupik, a dialectal form meaning "real person," includes five languages: Central Alaskan Yupik, spoken southward from Norton Sound; Pacific Yupik, commonly called Alutiiq, spoken from the Alaska Peninsula eastward to Prince William Sound; Naukanski Siberian Yupik, whose speakers were resettled southward from Cape Dezhnyov, the easternmost point of the Eurasian landmass; Central Siberian Yupik (mainly Chaplinski), which is spoken in the Chukchi Peninsula and on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska; and the very divergent Sirenikski, now virtually extinct.
The Aleut language survives in two mutually intelligible dialects: Eastern Aleut, spoken mostly by middle-aged and older people living in eight villages from the Alaska Peninsula westward through Umnak Island, Aleutian Islands, and in the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea, which were settled beginning in 1800; and Atkan Aleut, which is spoken also by young people (but no children) on Atka Island, Aleutian Islands, and by some old people on Bering Island, Komandor Islands, Russia, settled in 1826. Attu, once the westernmost Aleut dialect in Alaska, is now extinct in Alaska, but Attuan Aleut survives on Bering Island in a creolized form (Russian Aleut), with Russian verbal inflections.
The table below indicates the state of the Eskimo-Aleut languages in the last decade of the 20th century.
language | fluent speakers* | population* |
Eskimo | ||
Inuit | ||
Greenlandic Inuit (Kalaallisut) | 46,000 | 46,400 |
Eastern Canadian Inuit (Inuktitut) | 12,400 | 14,000 |
| 4,000 | 7,300 |
North Alaskan Inuit (Inupiaq) | 3,000 | 15,500 |
Yupik | ||
Central Alaskan Yupik | 10,000 | 22,000 |
Alutiiq Alaskan Yupik | 450 | 2,900 |
Nankauski Siberian Yupik | 50 | 400 |
Central Siberian Yupik | ||
in Russia | 300 | 900 |
in Alaska, U.S. | 1,050 | 1,100 |
Aleut | ||
Eastern Aleut | 110 | 1,530 |
Atkan Aleut | 45 | 75 |
Russian Aleut | 10 | 300 |
*Statistics gathered 1990–95. Figures do not include residents of urban centres—e.g., about 5,000 Greenlanders in Copenhagen, Denmark. |
Linguistic characteristics
Phonological characteristics
Eskimo and Aleut have relatively simple systems of distinctive sounds. The accent (stress) depends upon the length or the number of the syllables and never has independent value as in English.
All the languages have the three vowels usually written a, i, and u, whose pronunciation is determined by the consonants that follow or precede them. They occur both in short and simple form and combined into long vowels; in Inuit and Alaskan Yupik vowels also may be combined into diphthongs. Yupik has an additional short e, which sounds like the e in roses or taxes. In Inuit this sound has become identical with the vowel written i. In Aleut it has become identical with a, i, or u, or it has been dropped from the language.
Of distinctive consonants, the Eskimo languages have from 13 to 27, depending on the dialect. The stop sounds include the labial p, the dental t (made with the tip of the tongue touching the back of the upper teeth), the velar k, and the uvular q (made with stoppage of the airstream by contact of the back of the tongue and the uvula or back velum); in Alaskan Yupik there is also a palatal c (like English ch), to which an s corresponds in the other dialects. In parts of Canada this has changed to h. The nasal sounds, made with the breath passing through the nose, include m, n, and ŋ (as in "sing"), and, in Yupik, also voiceless nasals (i.e., nasal sounds made without vocal cord vibration). Voiced and voiceless varieties of the continuant consonants v, l, g, and the uvular r—which is written in Inupiaq and Siberian Yupik with a modified g—are distinctive sounds in the western dialects but in eastern Inuit they are only variants. In addition to y (written in Canada and Greenland as j), some dialects have sounds similar to English r or z or to sh (in Greenlandic written s). Corresponding to these, Aleut has a fricative d (pronounced as the th in that); e.g., Aleut da- "eye" is related to Yupik ii and iya, Inuit iri, izi, and iji, Greenlandic isi (pronounced ishi). Aleut shares with Eskimo most of the consonants articulated with the tongue, including the uvular q, ĝ, and x̂ and the ch and s, but it has p and labial fricatives (f and v) only in loanwords from Russian or English. Aleut m corresponds with Eskimo m and v; to Eskimo p corresponds the Aleut h (in initial position) and the Aleut aspirated nasal sound hm (pronounced with an accompanying puff of air)—e.g., Aleut hum- "to swell" corresponds to Yupik puve-; Aleut ahmat- "to ask" is cognate with Yupik apete-.
In initial position, Eskimo uses only a single consonant; between vowels at most two. In contrast, Aleut has initial consonant clusters, resulting from the loss of a vowel in the first syllable from an older historical form—e.g., Aleut sla- "weather," Inuit sila.
Grammatical characteristics
Eskimo has a great number of suffixes but only one prefix and no compounds. In Aleut the word forms are simpler, but syntax can be more complex. Suffixes often are accompanied by changes in the stem, such as the doubling of consonants in Inuit—e.g., nanuq "polar bear," dual nannuk "two polar bears," plural nannut "several polar bears"; inuk "person," dual innuk, plural inuit; umialik "owner of boat (umiaq), chief," dual umiallak, plural umialgit (Inupiaq). Note the doubled consonants in the dual and plural forms of some terms and the other consonant and vowel alternations.
Grammatical numbers—singular, dual, plural—combine with suffixes for person—e.g., Inupiaq ulu-ga "my knife," and ulu-t-ka "my knives," in which -t- means "several" and -ga or -ka "my." The possessor of someone or something occurs in the so-called relative case—e.g., umialgum pania "the chief's (his) daughter," in which pani-a means "his or her daughter"; this is distinguished from the reflexive panni "his or her own daughter" and the stem panik.
Yupik and Inuit nouns and pronouns have, respectively, five and six adverbial cases, expressing relations such as "in," "to," "from," "along," "with," and "like"—e.g., iglu-mi "in the house," iglu-ptiŋ-ni "in our house." Adverbial cases are reduced to two (in/to, from/along) in Aleut and are limited to pronouns and relation words—e.g., ula-m nag-a-n "of house (ula-m) in its (-a-) interior"; this corresponds to Inupiaq iglu-m ilu-a-ni "in the house."
In Eskimo, an adverbial case is used also to mark an indefinite object—e.g., singular -mek in Alaskan Yupik: arnaq neq-mek ner'uq (r' = rr) "the woman is eating (a) fish," where the subject is in the absolutive case (comparable with a nominative) and the verb in the simple singular (no suffix). A definite object, on the contrary, is in the absolutive case, while the subject is in the relative case (also used as a genitive) and the verb has a suffix referring both to the object and to the subject: arna-m neqa nera-a "the woman is eating the fish," nera-a "she (or he) is eating it." In Aleut, where the nouns have lost the oblique cases, the system has been transformed into a distinction such as between a specified object in the absolutive case, with a nominal subject in the absolutive case as well, and an anaphoric object, with a nominal subject in the relative case: ayaga-x̂ qa-x̂ qaku-x̂ "the woman is eating (a or the) fish" (-x̂ is a singular suffix) versus ayaga-m qaku-u "the woman is eating it." An object in the first or second person is marked by a final suffix in Eskimo and by an independent pronoun in Aleut—e.g., Yupik ikayura-a-nga, Aleut ting kiduku-x̂ "he is helping me."
Verbal modes include indicative ("he goes"), interrogative ("did he go?"), imperative ("go!"), optative ("may he go"), participles ("going, gone"), and other forms corresponding to English-language subordinate clauses—i.e., clauses beginning with "if," "when," and so forth. Other modal relations and tenses are specified by derivational suffixes and, in Aleut, by auxiliary verbs—e.g., haqa-l saĝa-nax̂ "coming he slept" is equivalent to "he came yesterday." An Eskimo derivative form may also correspond to an English complex sentence—e.g., Inupiaq tikit1-qaaġ2-mina3-it4-ni5-ga6-a7–8 is "he (A)8 said5–6 that he (B)7 would not4 be able3 to arrive1 first2," or, in exact Eskimo order, "to arrive first be able would not said him he."
A remarkable feature of the vocabulary is the great number of demonstratives, about 30 in Inupiaq and Yupik and in Aleut. For example, in Aleut there is hakan "that one high up there" (as a bird in the air), qakun "that one in there" (as in another room), and uman "this one unseen" (heard, smelled, felt).
The vocabulary naturally has its local particularities, the various groups having lived under very different conditions. The word that means "meat" in Inuit and some Yupik languages from Greenland to Siberia means "fish" south of Norton Sound and also in Aleut. Word taboo has also played its part, as in East Greenlandic, in which the usual Eskimo-Aleut word for "eye" has been replaced by uitsatai (ui-sa + uta-i) "those by which he keeps gazing."
Eskimo-Aleut derived words (i.e., words that are formed in the way that such English words as "winter-ize" or "anti-dis-establish-ment-ari-an-ism" are formed) correspond quite often to simple, nonderived English words. The possibility of derivation is virtually unlimited in the languages, while the number of word stems is comparatively small. Examples of derivatives in Greenlandic are: nalu-voq "is ignorant," nalu-vaa "does not know it," and nalu-na-ar- "make not (-er-) to be (-na-, -nar-) ignored," which is equivalent to "communicate." Nalunaar-asuar-ta-at "that by which (-ut) one communicates habitually (-ta-, -tar-) in a hurry (-asuar-)," a term (now little used) coined in the 1880s, is Greenlandic for "telegraph."
Greenlandic contains four loanwords from medieval Norse; from the colonial period after 1721 there have been surprisingly few borrowings until the mid-20th century. In Aleut and in the Yupik of former Russian Alaska there are many borrowings from Russian, and there are several in Siberian Eskimo from English, and many from Chukchi, a Paleo-Siberian language. Notable Eskimo contributions to the vocabulary of English and other European languages are "igloo" (iglu) and "kayak" (qayaq).
Alphabets and orthography
The first book in an Eskimo language was published in 1742 by Hans Egede, a Dano-Norwegian missionary to Greenland. It was printed in the current Roman alphabet.
In 1851 Samuel Kleinschmidt, a German missionary of the Moravian Brethren, systematized the Greenlandic orthography, introducing a special letter and three accents to represent the distinctive sounds of the language. In 1973 the Kleinschmidt orthography was replaced by an orthography in the current Roman alphabet. Numerous publications have appeared in both orthographies.
Moravian missionaries to Labrador, in Canada, published books in Inuit (there called Inuttut) beginning in the early 19th century and toward the end of the century standardized the orthography according to Kleinschmidt's principles. In 1855 the syllabic characters originally designed for the Ojibwa and Cree Indians were introduced to the Inuit of the eastern Arctic, where they are still in use. The Roman alphabet was introduced at a later date to the Inuit of the western Arctic. In 1976 a systematic orthography in the Roman alphabet was proposed for all the Inuit of Canada. In Alaska, Protestant missionaries beginning in 1948 developed for Alaskan Inuit (Inupiaq) a Roman orthography with seven additional letters (now reduced to six).
For the Alaskan Yupik, Moravian missionaries in the 1920s used the ordinary Roman alphabet. In 1971 and 1972 linguists of the University of Alaska in Fairbanks designed systematic practical orthographies in the Roman alphabet for Alaskan Yupik (with three auxiliary accents) and for Siberian Yupik of St. Lawrence Island, both used in many publications. On the Russian side, a Roman alphabet with two additional letters was introduced for Siberian Yupik in 1932, but in 1937 it was replaced by the Russian Cyrillic alphabet.
An adequate Cyrillic alphabet was designed for the Aleut language by the Russian Orthodox missionary Ivan Veniaminov (now known as St. Innocent) about 1830 and was used in religious translations. In 1972 a new Roman orthography with two additional letters was designed by Knut Bergsland for use in the Aleut schools of Alaska.


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We had a wonderful Christmas with J's family and my own. Pictured here is my sister's tree, after the second wave of gifts (from my parents and J and myself) ascended upon it. I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and New Year!
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Super cute toes and the picture actually turned out pretty good! Finally, it is soooo hard for me to take a good picture of toes. This is a glitter fade with glitter from Young nails in shock, pinkie, and sunshine. I painted tiger stripes on the top. Love these toes!
These are all colors from young nails that I marbled together and then I faded young nails hologram up into them.
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Stony Brook Grist Mill
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Stony Brook Grist Mill
Location | Harbor Road, West of Main Street Stony Brook, New York |
Coordinates | 40°54′49″N 73°8′47″W / 40.91361°N 73.14639°WCoordinates: 40°54′49″N 73°8′47″W / 40.91361°N 73.14639°W |
Area | 12 acres (4.9 ha) |
NRHP Reference # | 90001140[1] |
Added to NRHP | August 3, 1990 |
The Stony Brook Grist Mill is a Registered Historic Place property in Stony Brook, Suffolk County, New York.[2] Its construction in 1699 created the Mill Pond astride the Brookhaven-Smithtown boundary.[3] The mill structure itself dates back to at least circa 1751.
Today the Ward Melville Heritage Organization owns and operates the mill as a working mill museum.[4]
- ^ National Park Service (2009-03-13). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Suffolk County Listings on the National Register of Historic Places
- ^ Kathleen LaFrank (February 1990). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Caroline Church and Cemetery". New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Retrieved 2010-02-20. See also: "Accompanying 17 photos".
- ^ Stony Brook Grist Mill (Ward Melville Heritage Organization)
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We went on a Sunday and didn't have to pay for a ticket to see the exhibit (ground floor and first floor plus a temporary "green" fair on the third one). The exhibits were well prepared but we could tell it's been a while since it had any maintenance, several of the interactive parts did not work properly. My main... More
Although with a high potential, the attractions are poor, far from exciting and the infrastructure is not that good (a few parking lots, for example).
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for all the travellers and my friends i woul hyghly recomend this place if you are visiting,rio,i was there and it was very fantastic,especialy the view,and the guide is very nice,also the the place is safe, if one day i return to rio i will visit this place again.fantastic day tour in rio,
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VERY run down on the outside. Closed twice when we went for no reason. Lots of people outside were let down. There were no announcements on the website for this, so I guess it is a little hit and miss. Its for children more than teens or adults.
Its nice, special for childrens. Its not special, but if you go to the theatre inside, might go earlier to spend a little time there.
Interesting place. You can have an idea about the universe. Good accessibility for disable people, less in the main attraction, where the wheelchair user need to stay in the aisle. There is free parking and close parking near.
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Proximity to Traffic: Inflammation, and Immune Function among Women in the Seattle, Washington, Area
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Background: Traffic-related air pollution has been associated with adverse health outcomes, and the immune system may be a biologic mediator of health effects. Objectives: We analyzed associations between living near major roads and immune status as measured by five immune assays. We hypothesized that living near a freeway, arterial, or truck route would be associated with increased inflammation and decreased immune function. Methods: We used a geographic information system (GIS) to determine residential proximity to major roads among 115 postmenopausal, overweight women in the greater Seattle, Washington (USA), area whose immunity was assessed at the baseline visit of an exercise intervention trial. We evaluated three inflammatory markers (C-reactive protein, serum amyloid A, and interleukin-6) and two functional assays of cellular immunity [natural killer (NK) cell cytotoxicity and T-lymphocyte proliferation]. Results: Women living within 150 m of arterial roads had 21% lower NK cytotoxicity compared with women who lived farther from an arterial [mean cytotoxicity, 19.5%; 95% confidence interval (CI), 15.6-23.5%; vs. mean cytotoxicity, 24.8%; 95% CI, 22.0-27.5%], after adjustment for both individual-level and census tract-level demographic characteristics. This association was limited to women who reported exercising near traffic. Fewer women lived near freeways and truck routes. Markers of inflammation and lymphocyte proliferation did not consistently differ according to proximity to major roads. Conclusions: If the observed association between residential proximity to traffic and decreased NK cytotoxicity is confirmed in other populations, our results may have implications for local land use policy.
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(177 Posts)Anyone know how you go about getting baby boy circumcised? Do the midwives offer to arrange it when he's born or is it sonething you go to gp for?
No, it would not be offered on NHS in UK unless there is medical need (and that is unlikely to emerge until well into boyhood).
If it is for religious reasons, contact your community leader for advice on how it is arranged. If you just want it done, then you'd probably be best off self-referring to a private clinic.
Why would you want to circumcise a baby?
I believe it can be NHS funded in some cases/PCTs without medical need. There is a big push here in the NW for people to go through hospital or GP since the very recent conviction of a private nurse following a baby's death
It's not a religious thing, hence why I don't know how to go about it as all friends who have had it done did so with rabbi etc. We just want to do it as my husband is Australian & there its done almost automatically for hygiene reasons plus there's no solid facts basis to back this up but we used to live in Africa & for years all drs passing through would try to educate locals that circumcision helped to reduce the risk of certain infections etc so I guess between that & the fact that its automatic in other first world countries makes me want to do it. But I do want to do it early as I've heard the sooner you do it the better
You're talking about mutilating your baby boy's genitals! What's wrong with you?
Circumcision is not neccessary for good hygeine, look at it this way: would you consider having his fingers removed to prevent viruses/bacteria getting stuck underneath fingernails? How about removing his ears to stop a build up of earwax? Of course not! You encourage good, regular washing techniques as a parent, you don't have bits chopped off because they get dirty.
Your son is perfect as he is.
no, you can't just lop a bit off your baby with no good reason in the UK, thankfully, its a civilised country.
You want to cut a bit of your son's penis off because your husband is Australian?
Why do you want to mutilate your child, your baby? If it was better for males to be circumcised, surely the human species would have evolved that way.
Why do you want to mutilate your child, your baby? If it was better for males to be circumcised, surely the human species would have evolved that way.
Non-therapeutic infant circumcision is no longer provided in public hospitals in New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia, Victoria, and South Australia, and the circumcision rate %age is in the low teens. You might want to do some more research.
can he not just use good hygiene practices and practice safe sex when older in order to keep himself clean and healthy? No need to go removing parts of his body instead.
This thread will not go well.
FWIW I agree with all the comments above. It's a bodily mutilation to which your baby is incapable of consenting. Unless there are health reasons for doing so, please don't.
'You want to cut a bit of your son's penis off because your husband is Australian?'
Seriously, OP do some research before you lop off a bit of your baby's penis.
Why would you do this?
is usually not sone on the NHS,we did our son at a GP practice,the GP had training in circumcision,but u need to pay.where r u?
OP if you do want to get your baby circumcised I would recommend trying to get in touch with someone in your local Jewish community for advice (probably best off approaching someone who works in more of a community rather than religious sphere). From what I understand, it's pretty common for rabbis in the UK who perform circumcisions to now also be medically qualified. My SiL is Jewish and had her baby circumcised by a rabbi who is also a medical professional and carries out circumcisions for medical as well as religious reasons. People in his position will be very experienced and also have the medical knowledge to limit chances of infection etc. Please be really, really careful who you get to do it, for obvious reasons.
And expect to get massively flamed on here for asking. It's an incredibly emotive topic.
Why, just why mutilate a natural part of your newborn son?
You'll not get it done on the NHS. You'll have to go private and even then you might struggle to find a doctor willing to do it. I looked into it for my son, but decided not to in the end. You can PM me if you want. Cirumcision threads are always contentious
No boy should have a part of his penis cut off unless it is absolutely medically necessary.
You do not have a medical reason. Your baby should not be circumcised.
I have a ds who is now 7 months and I ended up in tears when they did the heel prick test on him. I can't understand any mother allowing a routine circumcision. It's totally barbaric.
Never would do this to my little boy, if he was born with foreskin you should leave well alone , unless for med reason's that he had to have it done. Why do this when he does not have to have it done!
What? It's not routinally done in Australia you muppet
i agree thats very important to have it done in a proper place,not at home or at someone's place on top of a shop or something
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The Italian club had been widely touted as the likely destination for the Serbia centre-back since it was revealed last month that he would leave Old Trafford at the end of the campaign.
Inter confirmed on Wednesday that they had got their man, with club president Erick Thohir immediately hailing the signing as "crucial" for the team.
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so do I!they're like snowflakes that grow in the ground.when I was a kid my sister used to love to pull them and make wishes but I would always yell at her to "let them live" :)lovely photos.
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Some tack wanted I am mostly looking to trade for these things. Here is my list of tack for sale: http://www.horseforum.com/tack-equip...ck-sale-44196/ I need a dressage girth with roller buckles. Doesn't have to be fancy just usable. I am also looking for a black bridle. I have a used brown bridle in good shape that I would be willing to trade for this also. And I am also looking for purple boots similar to SMBs. |
Hi, dont know if your still looking but i have a brand new dressage girth and brand new full and pony black bridles if your interested you can ring 07828601150 if you'd like and i have lots of other stuff too :) |
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Universal Choke Sign "Bogart" – Vidiot
On this 4/20 holiday we celebrate the "Happiest Day Of The Year." Kronos Kustoms will also be celebrating their 1st Birthday tonight at the Dark Horse. We will be enjoying live music from A Balance of Power, Rikshaw, Fallen is Babylon and, our "Hometown Homeboys", Universal Choke Sign. Today I give you a taste of what to expect from UCS tonight, with a video consisting of live footage.
According to Urbandictionary.com : Bogart – (slang verb) To keep something all for oneself, thus depriving anyone else of having any. A slang term derived from the last name of famous actor Humphrey Bogart because he often kept a cigarette in the corner of his mouth, seemingly never actually drawing on it or smoking it. Often used with weed or joints but can be applied to anything.
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Despite steps taken to achieve UN Millenium Development Goals, Ghana is suffering badly from extreme poverty. It is the marginalised that often feel the full burden of poverty and in most cases can't break the cycle of poverty they and their families find themselves in. Women and PLWHA are often denied access to small loans which is often the difference, between spending a life in poverty or building a sustainable source of income and gaining independence and success for them and their families.
This project will offer PLWHA and women access to small loans ranging form 100 to 500 GhC. After assessing a business plan and discussing options, each participant will be given business skills training in order to maximize success and build capacity. The loans will be granted on an individual basis. Further support will be provided as and when needed. The interest made from initial loan repayments will go back into the fund to provide more loan opportunities for more women and PLWHA.
The long- term impact of this project will see many families being lifted out of poverty while the mothers can leave behind a legacy for their children to continue. When using groups to guarantor the loans the entire community will have a vested interest in the success of the direct beneficiaries, therefore, community spirit will be enhanced. By using interest from previous loans we can ensure a continuation of the fund thus providing more loans to more and more people.
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Central En Suite Room in Rome B&B
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı3
Yatak odası1
Boyut20 metrekare
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Klima
- Kahvaltı
- Binada asansör
- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
- mevcut Otopark
- Havlu
Accommodation summary
Adres | Via Carlo Alberto, 00185 Roma, İtalya |
Mülkiyet türü | Özel oda |
Referans kodu | AZ4N9B8U |
Acceptance rate | 100% |
Response time | A few hours |
Calendar updated | Today |
The classically decorated bedroom with traditional wooden floors features a spacious en suite bathroom. It offers a double bed and a comfortable sofa bed for an extra guest. There is a TV, a wooden wardrobe and an office area.
Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica is just 100 metres away, whilst the Colosseum can be reached within 15 minutes' walk. The surrounding neighbourhood boasts excellent public transport via tram, metro and bus links.
Many museums and historic sights are within walking distance and guests can discover a wide selection of restaurants and shops in this central neighbourhood.
Guests are provided with a map of Rome on arrival. The room is cleaned every morning and bed linen is changed every 3 days.
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An obligatory city tax of € 3,5 per guest per night applies for a maximum of 10 nights for guests over the age of 10.Harita
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> 2 misafir için ücret | TRY 83 misafir başına/ekstra gece |
Detaylar |
Check-in Saati (Sonrası) | esnek |
Check-in before | 22:00 |
Check-out Saati (Öncesi) | 10:00 |
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We were very impressed. Very clean and tidy accommodation. Extremly nice and helpful hosts (Sergio & son). We highly recommend this B&B. Gladly again. Many thanks to Sergio and his son.
Anja & Sebastian
Everything was alright. The room was old, but very cozy.
The location was very good:
1 Min to the Metro Station and 5 min from the Trainstation.
The breakfast was in a Café-Bar next to the room and included a coffee and a croissant.
Sergio was a polite guy.
One minus point is that in our room the Wifi don't works. But who needs the internet on his holiday.
Thank you for the nice weekend.
Peter and Julia
A verry nice place to stay ! charming and clean ! just near a metro station... and just a bit out of the touristic fury. Perfect !
we had a great time, the room was nice and clean, the breakfast tasty. The location is also very good, major sights within walking distance.
Sergio extended his check-in hours for us because our flight arrived at midnight. Not only did he arrange a private pick-up, but he also explained in great detail all the main sightseeing routes even when he was running late. The B&B is situated in a back building, without any big signs. But the room is as clean and comfortable as a hotel room. Very professional. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely recommend our friends! Thank you Sergio!
We had a very nice stay in the B&B "Domus Cinthia" of Sergio and Andrea.
On our arrival at the B&B we had a very kind and friendly welcome by Andrea, who also gave us lot of recommendations for bars, restaurants and visiting places.
The air conditioned room was clean, nice and had an own bath room with shower.
Although it was located near by the Center of Roma and the Central Station (Stazione Termini, 10min. walk only!) it was a quite accommodation. We found out the City on foot (to Colosseum approx. 15 min walk) and by metro (Station 'Vittorio Emanuele' only a few steps away). It was just perfect.
We recommend this B&B to everyone who is looking for a pleasant, central located accommodation for a good price.
We had a very nice stay!
Thanks to Sergio and Andrea.
We really enjoyed the stay in this small B&B! The host Sergio is very polite, welcoming and tried to explain every question i've had about Rome. It is perfectly located near Termini Station. From here you can easily catch a bus or metro to go anywhere in Rome.
The room,bathroom and bed are small but nice and clean. Don't expect mutch from the breakfast..
Good price to stay in the middle of Rome!
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Deer Park
Ronkonkoma Branch - Fare Zone 9
LocationIntersection of Pineaire Drive, Grant (Executive) Avenue, and Long Island Avenue, between Commack Road and Sagtikos Parkway.
Mileage to Penn Station
38.4 miles
Driving Directions Map
Long Island Expressway (495) to Exit 52 South. Take Commack Road South approximately 3 miles to the tracks, make a left on Long Island Avenue about 1/2 mile to the Station (off Pineaire Drive)
Connecting Services
Provider | Phone Number | Routes |
Suffolk County Transit Bus | 631-852-5200 | S27 |
Tanger Outlet Deer Park Shuttle |
Accessibility LIRR Elevator and Escalator Status
No elevator at station
Accessibility Ramp
Ticket Machines
Two Full Service Ticket Machines are available, one is located inside the waiting room, the other is located east of the station building in kiosk.
A Daily Ticket Machine is located on the platform, at the east end of the station building, against the south wall of the building.
Ticket Office Hours
Waiting Room Hours
Weekdays: 4:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Weekends: 5:00 AM - 9:15 PM
Additional Info
For additional information, call 511 and say LIRR.
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Ever think of astrology as a way to lose weight? It can be a great tool, not for just timing weight loss periods but also to determine weight gain times in advance. You can prevent the extra pounds if you're aware when they could creep up on you, because we all have good times to lose weight naturally and easily. There are some major astrological aspects that can aid in dieting! The first aspect is called Saturn on the ascendant. You'll need to know your rising sign to determine this. However sometimes when Saturn conjuncts your sun sign, you can lose weight too, although you may feel too darn tired to notice or care! Saturn is a planet that "restricts." So if it's on your rising sign, which rules the physical body, Saturn will work wonders. If you started a diet under this aspect, you'd probably be quite successful. Saturn would supply you with the discipline you need to lose the weight too. This aspect only comes around every thirty years. Here's a rundown where Saturn will be over the next eleven years. If you don't see your sign listed, don't give up. Just know you'll have to go it alone without Saturn's help for a little longer. Saturn Transits Leo: July 17, 2005 - September 2, 2007 Virgo - September 3, 2007 - October 29, 2009 Libra - October 30, 2009 - October 5, 2012 Scorpio - October 6, 2012 - December 23, 2014 Sagittarius - December 24, 2014 - December 20, 2017 A good time for weight gain is when Jupiter conjuncts the rising sign, which happens about every twelve years. Jupiter expands things. That's usually good, except when it expands your waistline! You can take precautionary measures knowing ahead of time when Jupiter will visit. Diet or exercise more before, during, and a little bit afterward Jupiter comes to call. These are the years Jupiter will be in six of the twelve signs. Look for your sun or rising sign below so you'll be prepared: Scorpio - October 27, 2005 - November 24, 2006 Sagittarius - November 25, 2006 - December 18, 2007 Capricorn - December 19, 2007 - February 5, 2009 Aquarius - February 6, 2009 - January 18, 2010 Pisces - January 19, 2010 - January 22, 2011 Aries - January 23, 2011 - June 5, 2011 Because I am a relationship astrologer, my clients always ask me about their love life. But just as many ask me about their weight, too. As I counsel people, I also look at their charts and tell them the best foods and exercise to compliment their diets. But no matter how hard some signs try to lose weight, it can be difficult because of aspects in their charts. For example, the zodiac hosts certain food addict signs. These are Cancer and Virgo. Taurus tend to put weight on easily too and some Pisces types as well. Pisces have no boundaries. However the number one culprit in putting weight on, astrologically speaking, is the planet Neptune. Pisces is ruled by this planet. Neptune can sabotage weight loss efforts. The addict looks at food as a reward and can easily be caught in self-defeating patterns. Neptune helps one to let their guard down, to raid the fridge at midnight. Neptune destroys your boundaries. Watch out for Neptune transits or the natal placement in your chart to help you understand Neptune better. What else? People with a Moon/Pluto aspect in their chart will bury their anger by getting fat. Some people eat hardly anything and still can't lose weight. This issue may because of anger from childhood, relationships issues, etc. When people let go of their anger they often lose the extra weight they have been carrying. Transiting Pluto will actually help you lose weight. It's a long process because it has to works also to remove old anger issues at the same time, but Pluto can help you get rid of negative influences, addictions and bad habits once and for all. I suggest, if you see a weight gain cycle in your future, that you start to cut calories and begin an exercise program before the actual aspect for weight gain hits your chart. Talk with your doctor months before so you can be prepared with a healthy diet program. If you are able to maintain your weight during the weight gain cycles, be content that you are not putting any on. If you want to lose weight effortlessly, look to your Saturn cycles mentioned earlier. If you choose to work with Saturn and help your cause by exercising and diet control, you could have the best body you've had in years! Allow the cosmos to work with you and those unwanted pounds will melt away!


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For the White Collar Commando: A Ballistic-Shield Briefcase
byThe office just doesn't do this leather briefcase justice. With a snap of the wrist, the Kevlar-enforced tote opens up into a ballistic shield that will protect against handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum and against 9mm submachine gun rounds. Made by China's Leison Global, it costs $479 and might make you feel a little more like Captain America.
Bloomberg Businessweek interviewed Ben Saleh, chief operating officer of US21, a ballistic-protection-product supplier in Fairfax, Va., about this badass man bag.
Why make a ballistic shield into a briefcase?
More like turning your briefcase into a ballistic shield. There are three aramid (Kevlar) soft armor panels on both sides of the briefcase (and one in the middle) rated at NIJ Level IIIA. Level IIIA ballistic protection will stop most handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum. It will also stop 9mm submachine gun rounds. This briefcase will not stop high-velocity rifle rounds, like from an AK-47.
Is it a style thing?
I wouldn't say it is a style thing. It is more of a personal-protection-to-preserve-life thing.
How heavy is it?
Around 4 pounds empty.
Who needs one of these?
This bag would be used by businessmen and women working in austere environments—think parts of Mexico, Afghanistan, etc., where there is a chance they could come under attack or get caught in the crossfire. I would think people working for the government, doing clandestine operations, could have a use for this briefcase.
How long does it take to open 180 degrees? How does that work?
One to two seconds to open to 180 degrees. When the briefcase is closed, it is held together by Velcro and the briefcase handles. Let go of one handle and snap your wrist and the briefcase turns into a ballistic shield.
What's the coolest thing about it?
It is a functional briefcase that can save your life.
Can you really use it as a briefcase?
There are pockets for folders, tablets, files, and whatever else people put in their briefcase. You could fit a thin laptop in the briefcase if you wanted to.
This interview was conducted by e-mail.


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Charlie Gitto's on the Hill
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Charlie Gitto's on the Hill Restaurant Review: Local lore has it that the beloved toasted ravioli's first accidental deep-frying happened here. Naturally, that's reason enough to like the place. The menu is anchored by other classics: marinated and char-grilled chicken spiedini, a chopped Italian salad, brick oven-baked Siciliano pizza with sausage and vegetables, creamy tiramisu. Also popular are the meatball sliders, only $4 at the bar as part of the Sicilian sampler menu. Charlie Gitto's has long been a sports celebrity hangout --- after all, it's in the neighborhood where Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola grew up --- and it stands to reason that the athletes are attracted by the quality steaks and a good wine list, strong on brawny Italian varieties and developed by in-house, certified sommeliers. The Hill lays claim to the original Charlie Gitto's, but suburbanites can savor the flavors at their own outposts in Chesterfield (15525 Olive Blvd., 636-536-2199) and Maryland Heights (777 Casino Center, 314-770-7663). |


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CrossFit HQ: Embrace Women as Heros
Crossfit is an amazing organization for creating a community about continually improving peoples lives. It brings out the athlete in every participant. I love working out at my CrossFit affiliate.
CrossFit has two forms of benchmark workouts. The first one is called "The Girls". These are the CrossFit standard workouts. The second type of workouts are called Hero workouts. Hero workouts are much more challenging and can take over an hour to complete. Hero workouts are named after soldiers who are KIA. I have deep respect for naming a challenging workout after soldiers who have given their life for our country.
I recently completed my first Hero WOD, Murph. It was very difficult but I felt very accomplished afterwards. I am writing this petition because I discovered that there are 103 Hero workouts, and only one of the heros is female with 102 workouts named after male soldiers. Female soldiers are just as heroic as male soldiers. I demand that CrossFit address the issue of feminism and equal representation in who they consider heros.
- CrossFit HQ
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Leslie Patton and Duane D. StanfordCoca-Cola Co. agreed to buy a 10 percent stake in Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. for about $1.25 billion and work with the maker of Keurig coffee brewers to introduce a system for producing single-serve cold drinks.
Coca-Cola is buying the 16.7 million newly issued shares for about $74.98 apiece, the companies said yesterday in a statement. Green Mountain shares surged 29 percent to $103.97 at 10:51 a.m. in New York and earlier advanced as much as 37 percent for the biggest intraday gain since March 2011.
Coca-Cola has struggled to keep consumers who increasingly shun its best-selling sodas for alternatives such as iced coffees and energy drinks. Teaming up with Green Mountain on new beverages will help Atlanta-based Coca-Cola boost sales, said Marc Riddick, an analyst at Williams Capital Group LP in New York.
"It's sales growth that they themselves would not be able to access without that platform," Riddick said in an interview.
The move fits into Coca-Cola's preferred strategy of taking equity stakes in promising new brands and technologies, such as Zico coconut water and Honest Tea, and helping incubate them. Coca-Cola eventually acquired all of Zico and Honest.
"This is not a zero-sum game, it just provides more opportunity for our brands," Coca-Cola Chief Executive Officer Muhtar Kent said yesterday on a conference call.
Coca-Cola has the option to raise its stake to as much as 16 percent during the first 36 months, said Ben Deutsch, a company spokesman.
Consumer Preferences
The companies are working together on the Keurig Cold single-cup beverage brewer that will be sold in Green Mountain's fiscal 2015, which starts later this year. Green Mountain will make and sell Coca-Cola-branded pods to go with the machine.
"This is what consumers told us they wanted," Green Mountain CEO Brian Kelley said on the call. Coca-Cola cold-drink brands are "popular," he said.
Still, Green Mountain will partner with other cold-beverage companies to sell single-serve pods that work in the Keurig Cold, he said. Kelley declined to discuss what other brands may be added and didn't rule out PepsiCo Inc.
"We will have a number of partners and a number of brands on the system," he said.
Jeff Dahncke, a spokesman for PepsiCo, declined to comment.
The Green Mountain-Coca-Cola partnership will ratchet up competition for SodaStream International Ltd., a Lod, Israel-based company that makes home carbonation appliances and soft-drink syrups. SodaStream shares rose 6.7 percent to $38.18, and Coca-Cola climbed 1.4 percent to $38.13.
Buffett Advice
Warren Buffett, 83, who controls the largest investment in Coke, didn't respond to a request for comment about yesterday's deal left with an assistant at his Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Buffett has advised Kent to stay ahead of competitors by being proactive. Last year, at the soda maker's annual meeting in Atlanta, the executives shared the stage to help sell the company's message to shareholders.
"I like to study failure," Buffett said. "We want to see what has caused businesses to go bad, and the biggest thing that kills them is complacency. You want a restlessness, a feeling that somebody's always after you, but you're going to stay ahead."
Buffett spent $1.3 billion accumulating its Coke stake through the end of 1994. The investment is now worth about $15 billion. The Berkshire chairman and CEO once served on Coke's board and his son, Howard, has been a director of the soft-drink maker since 2010.
New Machines
Kelley has been introducing new brewing machines and increasing advertising to get consumers to continue buying Keurig K-Cup packs. The Waterbury, Vermont-based company has been seeing more competition as grocery stores including Whole Foods Market Inc. begin selling private-label coffee pods.
Green Mountain's net income in the three months ended Dec. 28 increased 28 percent to $138.2 million, or 91 cents a share, from $107.6 million, or 70 cents, a year earlier, the company said yesterday in a statement. Excluding certain items, profit was 96 cents a share. Analysts estimated 90 cents, the average of 14 projections compiled by Bloomberg. Revenue rose 3.6 percent to $1.39 billion, trailing analysts' estimates.


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Friday, November 18, 2011
Pumpkin Pie
I'll start by saying yes, this pie does taste as good as it looks. =) I wanted to try out a different pumpkin pie recipe before Thanksgiving (which is in 6 days!) You can see the first pumpkin pie I made here. The recipe I used this time is a little different with a lot more flavor. It turned out great, especially with my homemade whipped cream and homemade crust. =)


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Good session, packed with useful tips!
Hay where is the rest of the video how come it just stopped like that I want to see the whole presentation!
Yep me too,
also wondering where is the rest of this session, bit annoying to sit through 50 odd mins and just when it starts to get interesting it cuts off. -
Yes please, update this with the full content!
Try some of the other formats, like High Quality MP4. It has the full video.
May I get the demo code.. ?
Some good tips.
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