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1. White Chicks (2004)
PG-13 | 109 min | Comedy, Crime
Two disgraced FBI agents go way undercover in an effort to protect hotel heiresses the Wilson Sisters from a kidnapping plot.
Director: Keenen Ivory Wayans | Stars: Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Busy Philipps, Maitland Ward
Votes: 104,805 | Gross: $69.15M
2. Fifty Shades of Black (2016)
R | 92 min | Comedy
An inexperienced college student meets a wealthy businessman whose sexual practices put a strain on their relationship.
Director: Michael Tiddes | Stars: Marlon Wayans, Kali Hawk, Fred Willard, Mike Epps
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Street dancer Thomas Uncles is from the wrong side of the tracks, but his bond with the beautiful Megan White might help the duo realize their dreams as they enter in the mother of all dance battles.
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R | 86 min | Comedy, Fantasy
Malcolm and Kisha move into their dream home, but soon learn a demon also resides there. When Kisha becomes possessed, Malcolm - determined to keep his sex life on track - turns to a priest, a psychic, and a team of ghost-busters for help.
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5. Littleman (2006)
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A wannabe dad mistakes a vertically challenged criminal on the lam as his newly adopted son.
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Having exorcised the demons of his ex, Malcolm is starting fresh with his new girlfriend and her two children. After moving into their dream home, however, Malcolm is once again plagued by bizarre paranormal events.
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7. Naked (2017)
Comedy | Post-production
Nervous about finally getting married a guy is forced to relive the same nerve-wracking hours over and over again until he gets things right on his wedding day.
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8. The Culture High (2014)
120 min | Documentary, News
Scours the deep-seated roots of this morally induced Marijuana campaign and reveal the fascinating path it has taken to get to where it is today.
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Votes: 3,186
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Votes: 1,521
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Votes: 591
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30 min | Comedy
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Votes: 202
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62 min | Comedy | Announced
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Don't ALL our kids deserve the chance to go to uni?
Last night I got really upset watching the news. Nothing unusual in that, except that this time I was crying because of a tragedy of a different kind. The increasing number of kids who might find themselves without university places despite fantastic 'A' level results.
One boy had an A, and A* and a B, but still no university place. There were tales too of kids with straight A's unable to get in to the college of their choice, because now they're expected to have straight A*s.
It's beyond me why we've arrived at a situation where studying hard and doing your best is no longer enough to get you into uni, and dropping just one grade can mean the difference between a place through clearing and no place at all.
And it depresses me that our kids – yours and mine – could be facing a situation where they are unable to get a place at uni if they want one. Education should still be a right, not a privilege. Shouldn't it?
I'd love to hear your views.
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15 Responses to Don't ALL our kids deserve the chance to go to uni?
It is a very difficult situtation. Years ago not everyone wanted to go to University. There were other options. Now it's almost expected that most will go on. I think the sadness is that there are not the options available. Lots of children have gone on to do courses that were not around before & many had apprenticeships as the way in rather than a dgree. For me there has been a 'dumbing down' of degrees because of these type of courses.
It is all very sad. Not only is getting in really difficult, you then have to pay a small fortune. I have no idea whay my kids will choose to do but I hope the options are better for them by the time they turn 18. Mich x
I'm with Julia on this one – if there were other viable options to university we would not be in this position. I grew up in Germany, where there is still a strong vocational system around apprenticeships, which are attractive and sought-after (ok, so the university system over there has real problems of its own, but that's probably another subject). I know the previous government had aims of getting 50% of young people into university, which is a laudible aim – after all, I would not want to deny anyone the experience I had – however, only if what is "produced" (couldn't think of better word, sorry!) at the end of it makes sense both for the young person involved and for the economy as a whole.
My son will be taking A levels in 3 years time and I worry for him. We ask our kids to jump through academic 'hoops' – and they do (grades improve year on year) and then at the end compromise their options – a University place (if they are lucky!) with the prospect of accruing considerable debt …. or a fierce scramble for the few 'on the job' training schemes….. or the very real possibilty of falling into the unemployment void. We need to offer valid alternatives to uni which develop and expand the amazing talents our children have to offer. Not doing so is indeed a tragedy.
I'm one of the mature students stealing the places this year. I think there's an argument that too many peole go to Uni but that's only because jobs demand it. A degree has become a base qualification for many jobs.
This is a subject that worries me greatly at the moment as my youngest will be applying to universities when she goes back to college in September. She is desperate to go to uni as she can't pursue her chosen career path withouth a degree, but when you see the sheer number of kids being turned down this year it makes me wonder how much harder it will be next year.
I think it depends on the university. To get into a good university you've always had to have brilliant A Level results. I went to uni 18 years ago and the most popular courses at the best unis demanded the best results so I don't think much has changed there. I tried to do English Lit at a top uni and didn't quite make the grades and ended up in the clearing system. Just like the boy you refer to in the article. He would undoubtedly get in at a not so popular uni or on a not so popular course through the clearing system with those grades. I think one of the issues this year is that there are fewer clearing places. If worst comes to the worst you can take a gap year and/or resit and apply again. I think getting into university has to be quite tough, you're demanding academic excellence from people. If everyone can get into uni then degrees become less meaningful. However I agree with other commenters that there need to be far more vocational degrees on offer – our education system focusses too much on the academic side.
My eldest could be in this position in two years time, and I have no confidence that the situation is going to improve in this time. It's a hard enough job convincing kids to try their best so they can get into a good Uni, without all this to put them off.
I think most parents expect their children to go to University and so kids feel obliged to please. I know my mother was very upset when I said that I didn't want to do any more education at 16, Even though I had found myself a job. Not all jobs need a degree, so I don't think everyone needs to go to University. However saying that you should have the right to go if you want to, so it's so sad if you get the grades you need and don't get in.
I am a high school teacher and in most schools i have worked in (London only though) I have seen hardly ANY students with uni aspirations as the grades are almost impossible for MOST to make. In a school of 100 we MIGHT have 1 students who could get all A's and A*s. I think the education system here is elitist. there are heaps of different careers that can come from university degrees, all kids should be able to choose what they want to do, but the reality is they can't. you have to be from a particular class, at a particular school. If you are an inner city kid at a state school, univeristy is most likely NOT in your reality. uni should be a choice and a right. it isn't in the uk. for this reason we are moving back to australia, as we want our eldest to have the choice to go to uni at the end of his school. even if only for a year, we think it's important and it is not a reality for us in this country.
sorry, that was meant to be a school of 1100, not 100
So much to say (but I won't). I got an offer from Bristol many moons ago, which was considered outrageously high – BBC. Most other uni's were offering BCC to me. (Still went though.) Obviously the grades are all higher these days and there are more kids competing so uni's can ask for a million As. If this were the USA, universities would be clapping their hands in glee as it would be reason to build more universities, because everyone has to pay. GIve the UK about ten more years (ie. no grants whatsoever) and it will be the same. On the other hand, in the USA, because everyone now has a degree, you need at least a Masters to compete for the better jobs. Lastly, there have always been alternatives to university. I could have achieved my law degree by working in a solicitor's office. It would have been the same degree but I would have been getting work experience to boot. Such was the snobbery attached to a university degree (and NOT a Poly degree) however, that it was clearly not the desired avenue at the time. I feel sorry for the kids at the moment – too many mixed messages.
I suppose I have a good 17 years into my first is at the uni age but If this is what its like now to try and get into uni what will it be like come 17 years? Will I have to pay a ridculous amount and will my children have to get 3 A* ?? I'm scared for the future.
I don't really thing that the fact that not everyone wanted to go to university some years ago is relevant. I think that whereas the rich have always had the option of being educated or being, well, just rich, this is not true for those who have to work for a living. By forfeiting a university education, you often forfeit the chance of a more interesting life and a more rewarding job. Those who've been lucky enough to have a decent secondary education and to be in a position to make the most of it will be right to regard themselves as seriously missing out if they don't get a university place. Everyone deserves an education.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 23, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sal.. November 23. 1971 KAWKA! WfAlHfft MtVlCt fOtfCASt lo /AM IIT ti-*4-7* DEATHS Mrs. Richard Meyer Mrs. Richard (Nadine)! Meyer, 59. of 719 Q avenue NW, died Friday in a Cedar Rapids Geraldine Shada. 1218 Twen hospital after a lingering illness. street SW, Friday reported Robber Binds Woman, Takes Rings, Auto City Briefs Changes in Transportation Rules Asked by Farm Unit Food Bank — The Linn county food bank meeting will be held Monday at 7:30 pm. at First Presbyterian church, Third avenue and Fifth street SE. ♦ * * Btiresh Rental She was born Oct. 30, 1915, in she v\as tied up and robbed of brand named euuioment the Blairstown area. She was jewelry valued at $2,000 and I married to Richard Meyer in $105 cash by a man armed with J1938 in Clarence. They moved to 'Cedar Rapids from Lisbon By Pamela lluey The DOT should establish a HF* MOINES (UPI) - The 'division which Rives hi«h Priori' DLS MOI NLS (III) - me ^ ^ aecondary Iowa Farm Bureau Saturday; |<oad and bridg0 problems, An- Rent better called on the new state depart qPrson sa'd< add*nf>: Adv- Irnent of transportation to de- severe bottleneck in this velop a transportation system first link will disrupt the flow of the entire sys- about a year ago. She is survived by her hus- d()0r at about 7:30 p.m. Friday, band, one daughter, Constance Pbe man pointed the gun at her Kahi, Cedar Rapids; a son. and forced his way into the Lewis, Iowa City; three sisters, house. jMary Gessner, Oelwein; Velma The man led her to the base-: UH WI ATHN* FOUX AST • /TIA EaSsmow now Witsell. Cedar Rapids, and Pauline Harts, Blairstown; one brother, Lyle Ullis, Blairstown, and two grandchildren. Services: Monday at 1:30 p m. at Morgan's in Mt. Vernon where friends may call after 2 ♦ * * a sawed-off shotgun. 37< 0235. — permit the flow oflgoods through Mrs. Shada told police she an- * * * goods with the fewest possible swered a knock on her residence Shotgun Taken — Paul WH- barriers and best use of each hams, 1247 Hazel drive NE, Fri- mod€ 0f travel. I railroad systems," and should In a statement prepared for a i have the authority to work with DOT public hearing here, the other state and federal agencies Farm Bureau said a first step in! to improve navigation facilities n ^hnn r-hrkrm^c achievin8 its recommendation is^on the Mississippi, which are 1 p the recodification of transpor- important in the shipping of tation statutes and the revamp- grain. day reported a 20 gauge shotgun valued at $85 taken from his residence. ♦ * * ment where he ordered her to Ellis Pi open a safe. When she refused —Adv. to open the safe, the man led * * * her upstairs to a bedroom Best Rental Rents The Best, where he tied her hands and —Adv. feet with a clothesline. The * * * The DOT should assert influence to direct changes in our railroad systems,' ing and simplifying of transportation regulations. Harold Anderson, local and One of 30 Anderson was one of about 30 individuals and groups sched-to testify at the hearing. which Rain will be falling Saturday over the Pacific northwest and in parts of the mid-Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. man also ripped a telephone Games, Montrose, doors Sat-mvironmental affairs diriK'toi jujecj p m. Sunday. Officiating will be I lir>e from the wall in the bed- urday 6:30, Sunday 6:00 - Adv. , of the Farm Bureau, saidI agre planned to gather the Rev. Dale Hatched of the!room. * » . culture needs an rntegrated■ ^ f#f (hc pIanning United Methodist church in Us-1 Mrs. Shada said he then re- Billfold Missing - Virginia 'importation svsum n s i ^ g g(ate transportafion policy. moved three diamond rings val- MarshalI, 1606 Oakland road P°l ll vvoua> m)U 1 ( r \V Sloan executive vice- ued at $2,000 from her purse, NE, Friday reported her billfold Soods and services president of the Iowa Good $105 cash and a set of car keys, containing $46 in food stamps, He also said timely delivery Roads Awn fl]so les(jfied urg. The robber fled in her foreign and Personal PaP€rs was lost or ()f ^ presets to gulf ports is mT t0 provide "trans ® ----*— the essential to maintain and ex- h 1 ■ —Daily Record— The Weather Iowa Deaths Canada To Reduce Oil FlowtoU. S. Hi0h temperatures Friday, low terry peratures overnight and inches of pre capitation: Anchorage 31 IO L Angeles 47 SO Atlanta . aa 34 Miami 73 40 Bismarck . *0 Ti Min'apolis S3 3* Chicago .. *4 41 N. Orleans 71 <4 Denver SS 37 .07 New York 3* V Duluth ...SOJO Phoenix 74 44 Honolulu 75 44 ll Seattle 4S 41 .33 Houston 78 47 Washington S4 31 Keota — Willard G. Sunday, j ✓vp™.,.,. /Ar», c* , , 56. Sunday at 2 p.m., Powell's. OTTAWA (AP) Canada has West Union Ercyle G. Frey, announced plans to reduce oil United Methodist church in exports to the U.S. next year by West Union. Friends may call up to 28 percent and eliminate £ 1:30 P.m. Saturday at. them by I9tt. Witt s or after 9 a.m. Sunday at J Extended Forecast — Mild the church. I The plan was announced in a Monday and Tuesday, turning; Cedar Valley— Mrs. Edgar Friday night address to parlia- colder Wednesday. Lows Mon- VanAntwerp, 67. Monday at 2. ment bv Energy Minister Don- " - may call after 1:301 ald MacDonald bon. Burial will be in Lisbon. Mrs. Joseph Duffy Lora G. Duffy, 78. Iowa City, widow of Joseph Duffy, and formerly of Cedar Rapids, died 'Saturday after a short illness. Born near Cedar Rapids. Mrs. I Duffy lived on a farm in the vicinity before moving to the Iowa City area about 25 years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Betty Schmidt. San Diego, Calif., and Alta Cook, Iowa City; car. The car was recovered Saturday morning southwest of Cedar Rapids by the sheriff's department. stolen while shopping in downtown area. ★ * * Wreaths and grave mounds ... . . potation priorities to equitably pand foreign marked. ^ a" 'government jurisdic. Bridge Conditions tions and geographic regions Anderson said he is concerned ()* die sfafe- Mrs. Shada was found at 7:39 Gardens. abQut (bp poor conditions of Sloan said that goal can be ^ ' ■*"'* v' bridges and secondary roads in accomplished only if adequate * * * jovva the outmoded railroad funding is provided for state Are you looking for Antiques? system and the deterioration of and county roads and city Try the Stable on the Alley.— facilities necessary for barge streets because "all modes of p.m. by a deliveryman who was bringing medicine, police said. The suspect was described as white, in his 30s. 5 feet 7 inches tall, slenderly built and day and Tuesday 20s to mid 30?;1 Munday aTshee's .^'sonPin cooling to upper teens and 20s Tipton. Wednesday. Highs 30s to 50s. He said the 900,000 barrels a three sons, Robert Duffy, Sa-.wearing a stocking cap over his vannah, Ga., Emery Duffy, Chi- ^ace cago, 111., and Charles Duffy, ~ Mon. two sis'ers Clai-a Duffy Ru|e Suicide in and Viola Miller, both of Cedar Rapids; 17 grandchildren and Woman's Death five great-grandchildren. Services: Monday at 1:30 p.m. j Veva Marie Graybeal, 47, of at St. Mary's church, Iowa City. route two, Cedar Rapids, was St. Olaf — Ben H. Funk, 9l,|day now being exported to theiRosary Sunday at 4 p.m. at the dead on arrival at Mercy hospi ce. R. Weather Sunday at 2 in the Zion Lu-RJ.S - about 15 percent of U S. STS*1 imp°r,s -wou,d * reduced to 800.000 by Jan. I, 1975. and be Normal for November 2 36 Normal through Nov.......31.75 Total for 1974 .........43.14 Barometer, falling .........29.72 Humidity at noon ........100% Wind direction and velocity at Memorial Services High Friday ............... 57 Center. Friends may i L( ca Witt s in Elkader. v An v-ifiirH ii 52 Kalona— Joe TeBockhorsp. further cut to 650.000 in July if , owiinwy ............ 88. Tuesday at IO at Holy Trin-the main oil-producing prov- .....................nn Jity church in Richmond. Prayer j jnces, Alberta and Saskatche- Rarnfall ................... 0.93 services at 3 and 7:30 at Peter- Total for November ....... 3.47 win*. *a"' a*ree; Urbana— Minnie E. MacDonald said the immedi- Kins, 73. ' Monday at 2 ingate purpose was to arrange for Linwood demeter'v°S ' Murdoch's chapel. Friends may sufficient oil to be shipped to__I tocSXS PoSt1, •Murd0chs eastern Canada when the! Elberon- Kenneth Snyder,Icountry's first east-west pipeline! 71. Monday at 1:30. Visitation Jink is completed, while the ' j after 1:30 Sunday. Fellmet's in long-term objective is to avert: Gazette weather station at j Keystone. i an oil shortage predicted for the p.m. N at 6 mph. Decorah— Lester Larson. 69 nex^ decade Sun rises 7:07 am.; sunsets, at Olson-Fjel- ^ ^ ^ #(| 4.39 p.m. Independence— * Merritt J. the volume of exports now going Year Ago Today - High, 54; j McCardie, 75. Tuesday at to the U.S. 10:30, St. John's Catholic church. Catholic Daughters of Travefer's Forecast (America rosary Sunday Donohue funeral home. Iowa tai after she was found at 6 a m. City. Saturday in a car with the en-| Adv gine running in a closed garage. Adv. * * * Money Taken — Mildred Spil-man. 1106 Fifteenth street SW, Friday reported her billfold containing $50 cash, and personal papers taken while shopping at Woolworth^ department store, 117 Second avenue SE. Apples SASO bushel—BananasIf11^'Jc ard nineKf,r<'''™C[l W<"r° lost during a rebel attack on a 8 lbs. $1 OO — Ray s Market, SW traffic on the Mississippi river. Convoy Hit; 9 Missing PHNOM PENH (AP) -Philippine tugboat was sunk by mt>nts ar>d maintenance. Man Jailed on transportation are served by and are functionally dependent on roads." The key to such funding, he I said, is preservation of Iowa's constitutional requirement that motor vehicle fees and taxes be used only for road improve- ♦ * Lost: Large set Pauls of keys. be-and Marion. Mrs. Graybeal was found by tween ^ Cosmos, Myrtle M. — R°*frt' 10 thc Reward. 363-1281. - Adv. vices were Saturday at Teahcn garage at their residence. funeral home by the Rev^ Don- The Linn medical examiner Dlo, ,r . u . . ald Wells of First Baptist has ril|ed ,he death a suicide Pla>" rakf,« - Robert Robbery Count Joseph O. Habeck, 27. of 2711 Find Chimp Innocent in Scare Suit FREEHOLD, N. J. (AP Aucutt, 2625 Thirty-third avenue Veta M. Graybeal. wife of HSW: Fr'da>' sported a tape Robert G Graybeal. was born deck and ,w0 ,sPeak,ers ,aken - r»__i n ... x'.u a ii from his car while at an unde convoy bound from Phnom Penh to the provincial town of Kompong Cham, a survivor reported Saturday. Two Cambodian navy gunboats and a small tanker were Bever avenue SE, was arrested also lost in the bombardment Friday on a charge of robbery Friday along with 1.000 tons of aBer he was spotted in a tavern rice and several hundred tons of by one of the victims of an at-ammunition. tempted-holdup. The survivor said the tug was Habeck, who was arrested at (ermined TocmZ.The" ZZ on fire and sinking when £and » P-™* «^,n"s 1927. She had lived in Iowa City before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1971. She was employed in the administration department of Shampoo living room $11.95, were valued at $65. ♦ * * two others were picked up by a gunboat. It was not known if the char*ed with Pallin? ,a ?un on nine other crewmen, all Fill- two women as they left the tav- pinos, were killed or captured er!l on tho night of Nov. 8. low. 44; rainfall, .84. ^ . /'j .ut Mr- Jl8gs, an 11-year-old. roller- 31 1047 Eastern Canada, cut off from I ski)Ung chim(,an^ has 1947 :,t its country's oil by the lack• «J|fcund innocent of frightening a it i an east-west nine me has re bed H ii ml bt 7:30; parish rosary Monday at an east-west pipeline, has relied Weather IH-Lo a' irncl parjsh wake Monday at lJntjj now on imported oil. most-ueamer, iii-iaLg, Mason-Haw'e s, w^here friends, , .. _ . A. », j 366-6226 - Adv aaa 1975 ' Redbook" of United Surviving in addition to her!^*ates ^°tns $3.09—Jerome s City for three years. She was married in Merna, Neb., August woman in a restaurant. idle East. Bismarck .......PtCldy 36-16jmay cad beginning Sunday Chicago .........Cloudy 40-29 j morning. Cincinnati........Shwrs M-29| 0rlwtin_ Ff(j(> Ijr50n 82 I Des Moines . . . I PtCldy 34-24 Monda>' at 10. Brant-Keras'. for an immediate end to U S. oil Detroit Cloudy 45-27 Ridgeway— Fred (Mike) j exports. He said it "would be Indianapolis Shwrs 50-25) Pele!j Monday at 1:30, disruptive to Canadian-U.S. aaa Ullin HUA Oil liupui leu on. IIIUSI- Aftn. ilin d.". " -juan ie. iuv*a euv,i ly from Venezuela and the Mid- jurv pr|day f0'und no cause for ^eAnn Bodehorst, Mt. Pleasant;! ^(don>* chocolate and 47. Monday at Milwaukee PtCldy 36-211 Peace Lutheran church. Brad-, . . .. t* wouw deprive Mpls.-St. Paul ..PtCldy 32-20 ley-Lindstroms, Cresco. itrade rtlations. It would deprive Omaha ..........PtCldy 54-271 Whittier— Patricia Gatewood |teCa'n northern refineries and St. Louis........ Shwrs 42-271 Whitman. Way/.ata, Minn., for- their communities of the Cana- Sioux Falls PtCldy 35-18;merly of Whittier. Services dian Out-of-Town Births Mortal S" ,radm#nall» At Minneapolis — Mr and| ter>% Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Charles W. Huebner, a daughter Nov. 21. Mrs. Huebner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Howard C. Williams, 130j^% 4 r\ k J • I Thompson drive SE. Huebner L OGff IU /*7 I IQS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Faye Brooks. Hastings, and a brother, Keith Omaha. Services; Monday at Neb., Neth, 10:30 Chases Tireless Ty suit against Mr. Jiggs, his owner, Ronald Winters, and Fricke's Old Hook Inn at Emer son. Joan Hemmer claimed Jiggs so startled her by putting his .i ., . ., . .chin on her table that she,®-111- at Turner chapel west bv crude oil that they Lave jumped up and smashed against tde Robert Bouton of tonally relied on. a ^ injuring her neck, left christ Church United Presby* shoulder and rib cage. |terian- Buna,: Broken Bow- She said she subsequently suf- ^ Friends may fered mental anguish, ' with T.urner chJ?.Pel west unti!.10 a m Universitv hospitals in Iowa dedroom Diamond Carpet. , f;ring from the The robbery was foiled when —. . .. r a. _ ahi, °> Ine reoeis Tiring irom me Whitwell un? First inks of the Mekong river. b0/ / 11 1 ., , .. . nue SW. and Janet Meyer, 1410 Sources said it was the worst Bever ayenue s£ got jnto a cap and drove away. Police said they were alerted when one of the victims recognized Habeck at the tavern and called them. Habeck was taken to county jail on $10,000 bond. husband are two daughters, IAdv> Joan Aupperle, Iowa City; loss suffered by international crews manning convoys in Cambodia since the war began in 1970. c cdM I,., _... a son Gary, Olympia. Wash.' I vanilla coating for pretzels and MacDonald rejected demands a,cU™a "a'n'" a,^r""afher father. Raymond Neth. Brandy making, buy bulk, now ken Bow. Neb.; a sister, Frieda available. Lindale Plaza. — Adv. * * * Parking spaces available by the month, close in downtown. Call 365-8774 before 5 P.M. -Adv * * * Eagle Knocks Out Hunter the Firemen Quell Woodshed Fire Firemen were called at 9:27 He added that the U S. had I been informed in advance of the plan. Cyclisf Hurl nightmares "of little monkeys Monday. The casket will not be Conn. (AP) — A .rawlmg over me" which kept f)P€ned aBer service, her awake; was plagued withi DECORAH —• Reginald Bigler,;repeated migraine headaches Dvorak Arrested on dm. NE .....SEN MOI h. ...im ,M . T repeajea migraine neaaacnes uvoraK Mrresiea on November 25.7:30 p.m. - Adv. where he was recuperating Fri- ^ . At Seattle. Wash. — Mr. and "tateI tr°°Per chased a car that 17. ruia1 Decorah, wa> in and ]ost 22 pounds; had to sleep Drunk Drivinn Count * * * day He added that the bird took Constitutionality Claim Mrs. Kenyon P. Kellogg jr.. a j had lost its front tires about IO serious condition in a Rochester in traction; and had to hire help , 9 Television Taken - William off across the field at kind of a In Jurv Selection s?n^ov' 22i the Snn m!les ^°wn a fourdane highway hospital Saturday following a one day a week to do the heavy Kenneth D Dvorak. 37. of 1500 Edmonds 5031 East road SW trot flannina its wines Kellogg, 5*44 Lo"t VaU^Jd 5?'T T T "TTZZL h"st'k«Pin« ' Four,h SW- *** '"arged Prlday reported a po^ b Lgh, to Denver WATERUX) <A1'» - A Wa' SE. itrp| and crash^d »nto a bridge night. Authorities said Bigers Winters testified he was hold-Friday with drunk driving after television set valued at $300 and d(cH)r, ftirated on his terlo° man schedll!€d t0 8° on abutment. cycle and a car driven by liar- ing Jiggs' hand while accom- the car he was driving struck a a portable stereo valued at $75 ■ * trial next month for murder hai DENVER (AP> - Terry Hauf, 25. was hunting game birds on a farm near his Yoder. Wyo.. Games—Temple Judah. Lind- home when he was struck and p m Friday to extinguish a fire say Lane and Bever Ave S. L., knocked unconscious byr an a wood storage shed at Bever "J!November 24th. 7:30 p m. Tur- eagle. He estimated the wing par|< keys—Adv span at between four and six p<)|jce discovered ,hc (jrc , . nnn " . . 66 ' which apparently started when Local 308 Carpenters opposed "I didn t see the bird until I the shed was tlppi,d over to J percent - meeting at came to. He was dazed, too," stuffed with Jeavcs and ignited' Atkins Legion Hall. Monday, Hauf told newsmen at a hospital _____ November 25. 7:30 p.m. Fires Friday. iii __ FriHnv ,Inl Trooper William Dudley said I an Palmer, 20. also of Decorah panying him through the restau- parked car in the HOO block of taken from his residence to stove at 413 Sixteenth * tree* tbe cbast* never exceeded 40 collided. Palmer was charged rant to a banquet room where Second street SE. SE~ jm.p.h. He said he was afraid to wi^h failure to yield the right-of- the chimpanzee was to perform Dvorak was arrested at 7:42 at a Cub Scout awards affair 9:27 p.m. Friday. Undetrr- pull the car over for fear of an vva> mined to shed at Bever park. I accident 9:49 p.m. Friday. Undeter- nu.^'t . *. ,, mined to trash at 1400 block of Officials said the car finally Second street SE. .stopped when it .skidded out of 10:34 p.m. Friday. Flush,control at a roadblock, psoline at scene of accident at The driver. Donald Lamade- Bever avenue and Meadow-1, • . , . , . m ^ . ■«,. * * Cc« brook drive SE. | terne, 17, was taken to a hospital Twenty-ninth street SF.. 11:24 p.m. Friday False and treated tor cuts and head dav was in good condition a' Kissing No- alarm at 4101 Sixteenth avenue injuries He was charged with Mercy hospital with head lacer- _ J L L* v * e j vs reckless driving, evading re- ations suffered Friday when he "y Handshaking, Yes I 42 a rn. Saturday Nuisance call at Wenig road and J ave- Man Hospitalized Following Accident John W. Perez, 33. of 641 skates. Sat ut ion al lacer suffered Friday when he ♦ * * "Star" selections appearing p m Friday after his north- daily in Classified make your Jiggs made a brief appear- bound car struck a properly Christmas shopping easier:'See ante < n the opening day of the parked car owned bv Paul T. the Want Ads'—Adv trial. He appeared in Boy Scout Agnew. 2003 Franklin avenue * * * uniform atop bright red roller se forcing it into a third car Camper Breakin—Robert Frowned by Gary Koza, 1425 munds. 3109 Bramble road SW, Harold drive SE. Friday reported a pair of binoc right eye Thursday in an effort a|, d ,ha, ,h ttad d to save it. He also suffered head sel€*( t|w jlmlrs ,0 hcar hjs cuts. Spoke to Prisoners, Man Faces Charge case is unconstitutional. Attorneys for James Bailey, 145. filed a petition F'riday in Black Hawk county district court alleging the court's jury James Bratton, 32. Min- panel does not represent a neapolis, was charged Friday cross-section of the community. with communicating with pris- They claim the jury provides inadequate representation of sponsibility, operating under lost control of his car and hit a BF.RKELF.Y, (alif. (AP) nue NE. (suspension and disobeying the tree (researcher on the common cold 1:58 a m. Saturday. Nuisance orders of an officer. Police said Perez was driving sa>s >°u probably won t catch ®°unty Jail after posting MOO Picktip truck whHc parked at his Parkin« lot. call at Northwoood and F'air-lane drives NE. bond. - on Bever avenue SE near its one by kissing, but beware of Development Share Intersection with Meadowbrook shaking hands And rubbing MUNICH (AP) — West Ger- drive at 10:30 p.m. F'riday when noses, many's Messerschmidt Boelkow- his car crossed the center line, The most important method Blohni aerospace combine said struck a tree and flipper! over. °t transmission is when the Saturday it expects to share de- Perez will be charged with fingers become infected and go simultaneously at velopment of an Arab-financed failure to maintain control of his t0 nose." Dr. Jack Sehieble tablishments. and satellite vehicle, police said Kennedy Files Suit the four cs-were begm- told a health care seminar. ning to return seized materia! to Sehieble. a research specialist the Federal building about 5:30 for the California health depart- p m. results. Betting System Football parlay cards involve eauiDment a system of betting (rn both Three Arrested at Massage Parlor HAMPTON (UPI) - Two Twin Cities women and a communications Hampton man were released on___ bond F'riday after they were arrested on prostitution, drug and conspiracy charges at the Hitch-! ing Post tavern and massage Police Chief Bud Nelson said In Iowa Senate Bid Susan Nolan, 18. St. Paul, and Cindy Jenson, 21, Minneapolis. DUBUQUE (APi — Sen Gene ment, even though he nude dancers and masseuses at Kennedy (D-I)ubuque) filed suit lived in the district the tavern, both were charged Friday against Dubuque county time. with soliciting for prostitution Election Commissioner Harold Gov. Robert Ray set the date morning Miss Jenson also was charged Meloy to allow Kennedy to run for the special election to fill a with possession of a controlled in a special election in Iowa's vacancy caused by the resigna substance (marijuana), he said ,senate district IO. tion of Sen. Michael Blouin (D- In addition. Nelson said, W A., Kennedy, who moved into the Dubuque) who was elected to vear-old bronze statuette of There was no immediate in-(Wiily) Wobschall. Hampton, district Nov. 6. does not meet congress. FIros. the Greek god of love, sold dictation if any action might be was charged with knowingly so-the 60-day residency require- But Meloy's attorney said Ray for $40,000 at auction Friday, taken in the case under Iowa hating for immoral purposes in ment for the Dec. 30 election. failed to confer with Meloy be- the highest price ever paid here statutes. violation of the state liquor law Kennedy's attorney told Dubu- fore setting the date for the for a classical antiquity _____ and also with conspiracy. He is que county District Judge election, which the governor is I lo YEARS AGO — A jet air- the owner and operator of tile Thomas Nelson his client has required by law to do, therefore 30 YEARS AGO — Four Soviet liner exploded at the Home air-Hitching Post where the arrests lived in the county for 16 years making the election date illegal, armies fought to annihilate 30 port, killing 43 of 72 persons were made Thursday night, po- and therefore has met the con- Nelson was expected to rule trapped German divisions in aboard, including the Roman lice said jstitutional intent of the require-on the matter Saturday. western Latvia. I Catholic bishop of Des Moines Police said Dvorak suffered a ulars, a fishing reel, a box of oners a county Jad- bloody nose, but refused hospi- test equipment and fuses, a first Bratton, who was released blacks, poor people, young peo- tai treatment. aid kit and a five-ton hydraulic aRer P°shn8 $30 bond, allegedly pie. persons not registered to Dvorak was released from the Jack taken fr°m camper sP°ke t0 prisoners from the vote. old people, certain profes- * * • * —* sional persons and newly-regis tered electors. According to the petition, Bailey, a black, is indigent. Bailey's attorneys asked for a hearing on their request that the jury panel be discharged Bailey is accused of fatally beating Charles Mabry. 49. VVa-• ♦E000 terloo, with a tire iron last Sep-tW() tember shipping i _ C.R. Raid— (Continued from Page I.) residence The items were valued at $198 * * * Littons "Gourmet" Micro-wa\e Oven. Free home demonstration. Cooking lessons with Tuna Contaminated, Two Officials Fined LOS ANGELES (AP) - A fed-, ural judge has fined two top "I purchase, Call Charlotte Olson, fjcja]s 0f the Samoan subsidiary 362-6014 before 9 or after 5pm of star Kist Foods. Inc Adv. ment, said experiments have shown kissing is not likely to transmit a cold because very few viruses remain in the mouth. But anyone who touches a person or object containing has not cold viruses and then touches all that his nose is a likely candidate to college and professional games wake up sneezing the next The bettor places a certain ! amount of money on games, --(be cdds usually changing Sold tor $40,000 depending on the number of NEW YORK (AP) - A 2.000- contests * * * Evy'» Lounge, Saturday — A chock at a fifth business in Don Miller Trio. Shiners Wel- the city failed to produce any come! Next to Paramount. — each and put them years' probation for contaminated cans of tuna which made more than 200 persons ill in 1973. John Schmidtke, manager of Prices reduced on remaining ^lUf ^amoa' ^nc-* and of Alcove Cafe 393 «au">Karten. a plant su- Adv. 1004 for appointment Sentence Upheld Adv. perintendent. were sentenced Friday by U. S. District Judge! Robert F'irth. The sentences: came one month after Star-Kist SEOUL (UPI) An appeals Foods and its Samoan sub court Wednesday upheld the sidiary were fined $2,000 each, death sentence of the convicted assassin of South Korean Pres-dent Park s wife. The C#dur I\npuU EOabllirttd In 111) by Th# Goi#tt# Co ana published daily and Sunday of SOO Third av# SE, Cedar Rapid*. 10*0 5J406 Second clat* pottage paid at Cedar Rapid*, iowa Subtc Option ro*et by corrler ti cent* a week By mail. Night Edition and Sunday * tttuet *3 7S a month. 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sufi order International, Migrated to west, Dzikr, Arabic, Poetic roots
Many branches
Closer to Islam
Daily practices, Tas beads, Fatyha, Wierd, chants, Allah, Hu, Dzikr
sufi order of the west (this branch is constructed with the help of a discussion i had with the group i visited after the Dzikr i observed), Less traditional, Pir Valayat, Adapted for west, treatment of women, Still more like islam, "Sufis in the middle east often have less respect for SOI members"-Anonymous member of the Sufi Order International, members visited, not accepted as Sufi, still consider themselvs sufi, many not islamic,, Catholic,, Buhdism, ect.
whole heartedness
kindness to others, Mark of someone on the path
Remembrance of god
fikr, fikr asir, Silently, On breath
Attributes of god, Purity, lgiht, eternalness, holyness, compassion, ect.
Nafs, Animal self, peacefull self, inspired self, pleased pleasing self, Pure self
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Whirling dervishes
Sufi order International, Quiet, personal prayer, directed by leader, lots of thought, discussion, subtlty, Observed practice, discussion, Directed imagination, Ellemental breaths, Internal prayer, Wazifa
chanting, Hu, Allah ho akbar
directed by leader
Hand taking ceremony, 4 steps, There, To the divine temple, back, Back from temple, retain knowledge, Recieve head covering, Kissed three time, By each teacher and intiate, Welcoming to each stage, New vision, mountain, hand of god, hand of Muhamad, Sheapheard, Mariage with Allah
Sufi Order International, First to west, Adapted heavily, treatment toward women, hazrat Inayat Kahn, Pir Vilayat Inayat kahn, Pir Zia Inayat Kahn, Introduced younger generation, gender equality furthered
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25 years ago
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Barbecue Sauce
- 1 Tablespoon Vegetable Oil
- 1/2 Cup Onion -- diced small
- 1 teaspoon Garlic -- minced
- 1 cup ketchup
- 2 Tablespoons Apple cider vinegar
- 3 Tablespoons Fresh Lemon juice
- 1 1/2 Cups Low sodium chicken broth
- 3 Tablespoons Dark brown sugar
- 1 Tablespoon Bacon Fat
- 3 1/2 Tablespoons Molasses
- 2 Tablespoons Yellow Mustard
- 2 Tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon liquid smoke flavoring - Wrights brand prefered
- 1/2 teaspoon Black Pepper -- Freshly ground
- Hot Sauce - to taste optional
Pork Burgers
- 2 Pounds Ground Pork
- 3 slices bacon -- cooked crisp and finely choped
- 4 Tablespoons Onions -- chopped fine
- 2 cloves garlic -- minced
- 2 slices white bread -- crusts removed
- 1/4 cup milk
- salt & pepper to taste
- 8 Rolls - Hamburger or Kaiser
For The Barbecue Sauce
Heat the oil in a non reactive saucepan, add the onion and garlic and cook until just browning.
Add the ketchup, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, liquid smoke,molasses, ground black pepper, brown sugar, mustard, bacon fat, 1 cup of chicken stock . Bring to a boil with stirring
Reduce heat to a simmer - cook for 1 hour. Stirring often to avoid scorching.
Adjust texture -too thick add more chicken broth - too thin continue to cook. If a smooth sauce is desired process the sauce using an emersion blender or blender.
When the sauce is the right consistency adjust for flavor. I like to let the sauce sit overnight before adjusting but more sweetness, heat, vinegar and salt can be added
The sauce can be kept refrigerated for up to 1 month
Pork Burgers
Cook the bacon - any method - stove top, oven, microwave, until crisp but not over cooked
Chop the cooked bacon fine
Saute the onion and garlic in 1 Tablespoon of oil or bacon fat
Crumble the bread and soak with milk to make a loose paste.
Mix all of the ingredients together and adjust seasonings
Form into 8 patties. Chill until ready to cook.
Cook on the grill or on the stovetop - About 5 minutes a side until center reaches 155 F
Brush the top and bottom of rolls with barbeque sauce. Brush the burgers with the sauce. Serve with cole slaw and fries.


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City Center Hotel is in the heart of Beyoglu, walking distance from Cicek Pasaji and Taksim Square. This 4-star hotel is close to Mixer and Topkapi Palace.
Make yourself at home in one of the 90 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Your memory foam bed comes with down comforters. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as a health club and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 3 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Express check-out
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 8
- Multilingual staff
- Spa services on site
- Laundry facilities
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop or café
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Free breakfast
- 24-hour front desk
- One meeting room
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Television in common areas
- Health club
- Total number of rooms - 90
- Express check-in
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Roll-in shower
Room Facilities
- Coffee/tea maker
- Slippers
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Free cribs/infant beds
- In-room safe
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 19, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas COMING FRIDAY v * SCOREBOARD 900OSP0RTS Photo submitted by New Braunfels ISD The New Braunfels Middle School eighth grade volleyball team recently completed its season with first place district honors. The team members are: Kate Miller, Amanda Oldani, Ashley Truan, Heather Maloy, Katherine Berry, Amelia Gorski, Michelle Whitley.Tina Brown, Melanie Garrott, Molly Swisher, Blair Hanner, Aubrey Werner, Ceslyea Knight, Mary Beth Huber, Janey Matulich, Bonnie Lee, Elise Schaefer, Coach Kari Cooper, Bethany Hood, Kristina Varner, Delarry Kraft, Catie Hoffman, Tiffany Kennemer, Rebecca Myer, Taylor Clark, and Coach Nancy Weirman. Sidelines Sundance to host benefit event The Sundance Golf Course will host the fifth annual Blue Santa Junior Golf Tournament Sunday. The tournament is unique because the entry fee each golfer must pay is a gift that can be given to a child in need. The tournament is a coordinated effort between the Central Texas Junior Golf Association, Communities in Schools and the New Braunfels Citizens Police Academy. Communities in Schools chooses the families that are helped. The deadline to register for the tournament is 5 p.m. today. To register, pick up your tag at the Sundance Golf Course or call 629-3817. REBECCA 8. ROGERS/Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels senior Katie Johnson signs a letter of intent to play softball at Alabama Monday while Athletic Director Rick Rhoades, Coach Tracy Greebon and Katie's parents, Rob and Teresa Johnson, look on. Johnson signs with Alabama By Jason Chlapek Staff Writer New Braunfels I Ugh School senior Katie Johnson signed a letter of intent Monday to play softball at the University of Alabama. Johnson is a catcher and outfielder for the Unicorns softball team and an outside hitter for the volleyball team. She will likely play catcher for the Crimson Tide. 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Answers to frequently asked questions regarding applications and the application process:
About UK Aid Direct
- Why does UK Aid Direct specifically provide support to small and medium sized civil society organisations?
Small and medium sized civil society organisations have a unique ability to build relationships, trust and legitimacy, through their grass roots knowledge of needs in developing countries. They play a vital role amplifying voice, shifting social norms and securing accountability for people that are excluded, discriminated and disadvantaged in order to build more open societies and economies. Small and medium sized civil society organisations are a key part of the overall portfolio of action required to achieve poverty reduction.
- How is UK Aid Direct different from the Global Poverty Action Fund?
UK Aid Direct is the second phase of the Global Poverty Action Fund (GPAF). This next phase of funding demonstrates DFID's commitment to working with civil society partners to achieve poverty reduction. Whilst GPAF focused on the Millennium Developments Goals, UK Aid Direct is designed to support the UK's commitments to achieving the Global Goals. UK Aid Direct will build on the success and momentum of the GPAF, introduce more flexibility and responsiveness in recognition of the changing global international development framework, and work to strengthen communication and outreach.
- The application form requests that we explain how our organisational strategy aligns to the UK Aid Direct vision and mission. Where can we find information on the vision and mission of the fund?
Please refer to the About > Priorities section of this website.
- What will be the focus areas of future UK Aid Direct funding rounds and when will they take place?
UK Aid Direct has been established as a flexible and responsive fund to support small and medium sized civil society organisations working to reduce poverty. The timing and any criteria for future funding rounds will respond to global international development priorities and will be decided by DFID Ministers. Future funding rounds will be announced as soon as they are decided.
- In an informal partnership (i.e. not a consortium) do all downstream partners have to meet the eligibility requirements?
The eligibility criteria relate only to the lead applicant organisation and do not apply to downstream implementing partners who are not part of a formal consortium. However, the choice of downstream partners must make sense in the context of the project and not be engaging in any activities that encourage civil unrest, have linkages to terrorism or discriminate against any groups on the basis of gender, disability, race, colour, ethnicity, religion etc.
Your organisation should expect to carry out robust due diligence on the proposed partner and provide your assessment and findings for verification during the UK Aid Direct due diligence assessment. You will also need to establish a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with your partners prior to project commencement.
- Can an applying organisation work with an organisation that has an annual income of more than £10m?
Although an organisation with an annual income of more than £10m is not eligible to apply, an applying organisation can work with an organisation with an annual income of more than £10m, providing it is not the only delivery partner.
- Do the eligibility criteria apply to all consortium members or just to the lead organisation?
All formal consortium members must meet the grant applicant organisation eligibility criteria specifically for Community Partnership Grants or for Impact Grants. The eligibility criteria apply to all members of the consortium. Therefore, if one member of the consortium did not meet the eligibility criteria, the consortium as a whole would be considered ineligible.
- If my application was rejected at proposal stage in the previous round and I wish to resubmit an application for the same project will I have to apply at concept note stage, or will my application go straight through to proposal stage? If we were unsuccessful in previous rounds can we apply again with the same project?
If your proposal was not accepted in a previous funding round, and you wish to submit a new application for the same project, you will have to begin the application process again, i.e. you will have to submit a new concept note, which in the interests of fairness and consistency to all applicants would then be considered alongside the other concept notes submitted in that new round. We would encourage you to consider the reasons that your proposal was unsuccessful in previous rounds.
- How many GPAF and UK Aid Direct grants can one organisation hold?
Organisations can hold a maximum total of 2 live UK Aid Direct Community Partnership grants and/or 3 live UK Aid Direct Impact grants at any time, including grants previously awarded as part of the Global Poverty Action Fund.
A live grant is a project with more than nine months left to run from the start date of the UK Aid Direct call for proposals.
One organisation is allowed no more than five grants in total.
A family of organisations is allowed no more than six grants in total.
What UK Aid Direct can fund
- Are there maximums/caps on budget categories such as capital expenditure, monitoring & evaluation, or UK costs?
UK Aid Direct does not specify how much of the budget should go to capital expenditure, monitoring and evaluation activities or UK costs. It is up to the organisation to make the determination appropriate to the project.
- What size is regarded as 'at scale' for Impact grants? E.g. in terms of beneficiary numbers, geographic reach etc.
For Impact grants to deliver 'at scale' the project needs to demonstrate the need and an appropriate response to that need. The project design will need to outline the appropriate strategy and size, reach etc. based on the need in conjunction with value for money principles.
- Is there a minimum funding amount on Community Partnership grants?
UK Aid Direct usually supports larger, multi-year projects, as a key requirement for UK Aid Direct funding is that projects are able to demonstrate that they can achieve a significant and lasting change. However, there is no minimum duration or funding request specified.
It is recommended that prospective applicants take into consideration the organisational capacity and level of effort required to manage a DFID grant, including reporting requirements, financial management capacity and contractual obligations.
- My application doesn't address nutrition, family planning and modern slavery, will it be considered?
UK Aid Direct will consider all cost-effective applications that aim to reach the Global Goals and DFID's strategic objectives.
We expect that among those applications there will be some that address the areas of nutrition, family planning and modern slavery.
- Are we able to submit a concept note for a project taking place in more than one country?
It is possible to submit an application for a project to be carried out in more than one country. However, all countries must be in the list of eligible project countries.
- We understand that DFID does not want a significant proportion of its grants to be spent on construction, but what about projects focused on addressing poverty with the provision of housing, water points, sanitation units that reduce poverty in a very measurable way?
Major capital expenditure (e.g. construction or purchase of buildings, purchase of land) cannot be supported as a primary focus of the proposed initiative. Any aspect of capital expenditure that you include needs to be fully justified as directly contributing to a sustainable outcome linked to the reduction of poverty and must be set out clearly in the budget. This is intended to avoid funding of buildings and equipment that are not supported by other project components or approaches to ensure that the capital expenditure contributes to a sustainable poverty reduction outcome
- Would a project that delivered service to women only be considered gender discriminatory if the benefits of the project would reach the whole community?
This would not be considered to be discriminatory, but we would still expect the men to be involved in the project design and implementation as appropriate.
- Country X is an eligible UK Aid Direct project country. Can we submit a concept note targeting citizens of country X that are living in refugee camps in country Y, even if country Y is not a UK Aid Direct eligible country, as the citizens in question are officially under the protection of country X?
Projects for country X must take place within the borders of country X or another eligible UK Aid Direct project country. As country Y is not a UK Aid Direct country of implementation, this project would not be acceptable under the UK Aid Direct programme criteria.
- Can we apply for funding of an existing project?
Applications to UK Aid Direct for scaling up of an existing project/pilot to new geographic areas or expansion to include new components will be eligible. Such applications should be supported by evidence of impact of the existing project.
- Should our proposal fit into DFID's operational plans for the countries for which we are applying?
DFID country offices are given the opportunity to comment on full proposals prior to any provisional award and it is important for proposals to demonstrate awareness of any DFID country plans and describe how the proposed intervention would relate to the country plans.
- Will UK Aid Direct give privilege to applications that address nutrition, family planning and modern slavery?
Each application will be assessed on its merits according to the criteria set out on the Latest funding round focus page, including whether it addresses the Global Goals and DFID's strategic objectives. We expect that applications addressing nutrition, family planning and modern slavery will feature among the range of successful applications.
Application process
- Where can I find an offline version of the application form?
A PDF version of the application form and the budget template can be downloaded once you have passed the eligibility test and accessed the Concept Note in the online portal. You can do this by going to the Overview page of your application and clicking "Preview Application".
Under no circumstances will UK Aid Direct review requests for funding or proposals submitted outside of the online portal.
- What is the working definition of primary and secondary beneficiaries?
Primary beneficiaries are those people who will directly benefit from the intervention, for example a mother attending an ante natal clinic is a direct beneficiary. Secondary beneficiaries are those who are benefitting indirectly from an intervention for example, someone attends a training on improving nutrition then shares that information within her household. The members of her household are secondary beneficiaries.
- Where can I find more information on the Theory of Change?
The Theory of Change can be submitted as narrative or as a diagram. You can find guidance on how to create the Theory of Change for your project proposal in our Concept Note guidance section of the website.
- How are concept notes and full applications appraised?
For more information about how concept notes will be appraised please visit the concept note page.
For more information about how full applications will be appraised, please visit the full application stage page.
- What are the next steps after we have submitted a concept note/full application?
UK Aid Direct is a challenge fund that awards grants on a competitive basis. UK Aid Direct has clear procedures in place to help ensure fair and transparent grant-funding decision making. We have a two-stage process of grant assessments and selection; the concept note stage, followed by the full application stage.
All concept notes will be checked for eligibility and validity. Only those that are considered to be eligible and valid will be assessed. Eligible and valid concept notes will be assessed in relation to criteria which will be defined per funding round. Concept notes will be reviewed and moderated, and the strongest concept notes will be selected to proceed to the next stage. All applicants will receive notification of the outcome of the assessment of their concept note.
Those invited to submit full proposals will receive further specific guidance on the preparation of proposals for each funding round. Full proposals will need to provide a more detailed description of the project plans with supporting documents, which will be defined for each funding round. Full applications will be reviewed by an independent Technical Review Panel (TRP) who are trained on the objectives and purpose of UK Aid Direct. Applications will be reviewed and moderated and all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of the assessment and feedback on their application. Successful organisations will then undergo full integrity due diligence and financial assessments prior to the grant contracting process.
- How and when will we be notified of the outcome of our submission?
At both concept note stage and full application stage, applicants will be advised of the outcome by email addressed to the main contact provided on your submission. Applicants will be informed of the outcome of their Concept Note in early March (week commencing 13 March 2016).
- Can I submit draft versions of my concept note for approval or ask for suggestions on ideas for projects?
In the interests of fairness to all applicants, we regret that we are unable to provide specific guidance to applicants relating to individual project ideas. Your concept note should demonstrate how your idea fits with the specific objectives of UK Aid Direct and this specific funding round. The guidelines provide advice on what is and what is not eligible. However, if you have a specific query relating to any aspect of the guidance material, we are able to offer clarification, so please do not hesitate to email us or send a message via the Contact page of the website.
- The website does not give a proposed start date for projects. This would be extremely helpful, when in talks with partners and colleagues, so we can plan timings?
Bearing in mind the time that it will take to conduct assessments, the due diligence and grant setup processes, and allowing for proposal and project development, we expect that a realistic project start date for this funding round would be no earlier than nine months after the launch of the funding window.
Requirements and supporting documents
- Successful applicants will need publish their financial data on the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) as part of DFID's transparency agenda. Do implementing partners also need to be fully or partially IATI compliant?
The Civil Society Partnership Review released by the UK Government in November makes the following statement:
At a minimum, by the end of 2017, centrally funded CSOs will be required to meet the full International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) standard on all their funding, and ensure that all the organisations in their delivery chain also meet the standard.
While DFID has yet to confirm exactly how this will be implemented, it is important that applicants consider the capacity of their downstream partners, as well as their own organisational capacity, to meet DFID's grant holder requirements.
- We are a new organisation and do not have 3 years of audited accounts, does this exclude us from being able to apply?
A newly formed organisation can apply provided that it is able to meet all the eligibility criteria. If you cannot provide audited or approved accounts for the past three years, we may ask you to provide other information to satisfy us that you are able to manage the grant.
- Is there an acceptable variance in budget costings between the concept note and full proposal stages?
It is expected that there will be variations in costings between stages, so it would be acceptable provided that the grant request amount is still within the maximum allowable grant amount for Community Partnership or Impact grants. Please note that at proposal stage we would expect all items included in your project budget to be fully justified.
- What are the due diligence requirements?
All organisations are required to undertake a due diligence assessment prior to a DFID grant being confirmed. Assessments examine the capacity of organisations to manage DFID funds appropriately and transparently. Following the outcome of the assessment DFID's offer of support will either be confirmed or withdrawn, and follow up actions may be required as a condition of the grant. Full details are available on the Gov.uk website.
If your project involves working with downstream partners your organisation should expect to carry out robust due diligence on the proposed partners and provide your assessment and findings for verification during the UK Aid Direct due diligence assessment.
- Are funds from an in-country government considered to be an acceptable source of match funding?
If your organisation was receiving money from the in-country government specifically for the project, this would be considered eligible.
- Is it acceptable for the 25% match funding to be provided by a Southern partner?
Yes, that is acceptable.
- Does the match funding need to be 100% confirmed by the time that the concept note is submitted?
No, match funding only needs to be confirmed for the first year at the point of grant confirmation, i.e. signature of Grant Agreement, and annually thereafter. However, we do look at the viability of the proposed sources of match funding during the proposal appraisal process.
- Is the minimum Impact grant request amount of £250,001 inclusive of the 25% match funding requirement?
No. The minimum grant request amount of £250,001 does not include the 25% match funding. The applicant would be expected to provide the minimum of 25% match funding on top of the grant request amount. This match funding requirement applies only to Impact grants.
- Does the 40% rule regarding the organisation's annual income apply only to the funding provided by DFID, and not the total project budget?
Yes, that is correct. Total grant funding from DFID over the last 3 years must not exceed 40% of the organisation's total income over the same period. On Impact grants applicants are expected to secure a minimum of 25% match funding on top of the requested grant amount.
- How does the 40% rule apply to consortia?
As UK Aid Direct has restricted its definition of consortia to 'formal consortia' only (see How to Apply section), the 40% rule will apply to the income shown in the accounts of the formal consortium members.
DFID funding rules prohibit an organisation from receiving more than 40% of its income from DFID grants in each project year. This will apply to each member of the consortium individually, so the applying consortium must be confident that each member will be able to abide by this condition over the lifetime of the UK Aid Direct grant.
Application portal
- If you would like to re-submit the eligibility questionnaire, do you have to use a different email address?
The eligibility answers cannot be changed once submitted, as they determine whether or not an applicant can go through to the concept note stage.
Whether you submitted the eligibility answer incorrectly or whether your eligibility has changed, the only way to change responses to eligibility questions is to begin a new application. You can do this by logging in using the same email address, scrolling down to "Current Grant Windows", and clicking "Apply" next to the grant you wish to apply for. You can then begin eligibility checks again and input accurate responses to re-check eligibility without using a different email address.
- Do I need to register each time I want to submit a concept note?
Applicants do not need to register each time they wish to apply for support. However, applicants are required to submit a new concept note/application for each funding round. Previous applications will not automatically be considered in a new funding round.
- Can I stay logged in and be inactive for long periods of time?
The system will log you out after a while if you stay inactive and it may not be obvious to you that you have been logged out (for example, if you are logged in for over an hour without using the system at all). If you have been away from your login screen for an hour or more the best thing to do is log out and then log back in again to avoid information being lost. The system should save your application information as you provide it, so there is no risk in logging out. But it is always good to check that the information you provide is being saved.
- How do I reset my password?
If you forget your password, the Login section of the website contains a 'Forgot your password?' link through which applicants can reset their passwords.
- Who can I contact if I experience technical issues while applying through the online system?
If you have any technical difficulties in using the portal then please submit a query through the Contact form on the website or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
- Which internet browser should I use for online applications?
The system will function on the latest two versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome. The fastest and smoothest experience will be on Google Chrome. However, the application form will function on all three.
- Can I log in via more than one internet window?
No, please only log in via one internet window, otherwise you risk losing your content.


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All Proposals & Abstracts Must Be Submitted Through The PCA Conference Submission page
Please submit a proposal to only one area at a time. Exceptions and rules
The Ecology and Culture Area of the Popular Culture/American Culture Association's is soliciting papers on Perspectives on the Human/Animal Connection.
American culture has had a rather schizophrenic relationship with the natural world. The Puritans bequeathed the dark view of nature as a howling wilderness filled with beasts—including Native Americans—intent on menacing civilized humans. From Thoreau, on the other hand, comes the notion that nature or wildness is the tonic for the ills of civilization. This dual heritage manifests itself in the American "nature vacation." Although Americans love to "get away from it all" by heading to the beach or the mountains, they never shed the gnawing fear of sharks, spiders, bears, and bees which lurk there. Evolutionary theory, suggesting that animals and humans are more similar than different, evokes outrage in some and fascination in others. Concern for other species and the planet has given rise to a growing environmental movement, but a vocal contingent argues that human activity is unconnected to nature's "mood swings."
Abstracts of papers exploring the human/animal connection on any of the following or related topics are welcomed. Cambridge Scholars Press is interested in publishing a collection of selected essays.
- Animal behaviorism
- Animals and the media
- Animals and popular culture
- Animal/human linguistic associations
- Animals and literature
- Animals and anthropology
- Animals and history
- Evolutionary theory and popular culture
- Religion and animals
- Conservation and animals
- Animals and Native Americans
- Animals and environmentalism
Please submit a 250 word abstract to The PCA Conference Submission page Deadline is October 1st
Please send all inquires to:
Margaret O'Shaughnessey
Area Chair, Ecology and Culture
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Telephone: (919) 962-4039
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