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|Reviews for Wake Up Dreaming
| Guest chapter 6 . 3/29/2016
Hope you are still working on this one, best one to date that I've read and hope to read more
| Guest chapter 6 . 8/11/2012
Aaaah were is the rest of the story
| Ryoko-SP chapter 1 . 5/7/2010
hey :) it's been a while. I hope you update soon I just love this story ! take care
| HarajukuDJ chapter 6 . 10/13/2009
Wow, I really enjoied this story, I hope you finish it. I really like how you played with the angst and romance of this story. Hope for more.
3 bella
| WatchTheQueenConquer chapter 6 . 9/26/2009
I absolutely adore this story. I love the detail you've put into here, and just overall the way you write is really pulling me into this story more and more.
I really hope you decide to finish it.
| flax13 chapter 2 . 8/23/2009
I have been a long time fanfiction reader and tenchi fan and I can honestly say this has been the best piece of fanfiction related writing I have ever read. The only reason I have created an account here is to ask you to please continue to write. You have an amazingly descriptive style that truly hooks me. Please continue to write even if it is not on this story. You have a fan for life.
| Captainkirk923 chapter 5 . 7/5/2009
Still eagerly awaiting the next chapter to this great story you've brought to us...hopefully writer's block hasn't reared it's ugly head this soon, anyway keep em' coming, man!
| Captainkirk923 chapter 6 . 6/29/2009
This story is amazing, the fighting scenes are vividly detailed, and so are your displays of the characters feelings and emotions. Keeping the character's from being OOC is important and you also accomplish that pretty nicely as well. This is one of those stories where after my reading of the first chapter, I just couldn't stop, haha. Please update soon! :)
| UzuNamikaze chapter 6 . 6/20/2009
wow this is quite an interesting you have here, i just started reading and it really good. i look forward to your next chapter
| ForeverFallen304 chapter 6 . 6/18/2009
I absolutely adore this story so far. It has got to be one of the best, if not the best, Tenchi Muyo fic I have ever read. The way you jump between the different characters views and going back and forth between past and present makes it so the story is never predictable and you always have something to be surprised with.
I cant wait to see whats next.
Take care!
| Ryoko-SP chapter 6 . 6/13/2009
Yay! I'm so glad you update :D
Well, I know this chapter didn't have much action, but I really like this one.
Sometimes it's nice to see Ayeka's point of view. But I'm wonder what's next! I'll be waiting!
| Ryoko-SP chapter 5 . 6/2/2009
I so in love with this story! I think the dreams was a great part, really well done.
Every chapter is getting more and more exciting! Pleasee update soon! :D
| Ryokoluv17 chapter 5 . 6/2/2009
I am still reading on...okay just haven't give u a review, but continue want to know what's next.
| RedCynic chapter 1 . 5/29/2009
All right...
Let the constructive criticism begin:
1) Every time another person talks, it is always the start of a new paragraph. For example:
"Please, just let me go," Tenchi said, trying vainly to remain calm.
"Never!" Washu said, cackling madly.
2) Please avoid using cliches. Comparing Tench's eyes to chocolate is an old standby that really needs to be abandoned. Also, giving an over elaborate description of Ryoko is generally detrimental. Try to focus on a few special physical traits and not the whole body.
All in all, your word choice is fine, but you really need to polish your technique. There seems to be a good story in here, but the errors are too distracting. I recommend you get in touch with a good Beta, who can help you refine your story and give your readers exactly what you want.
Please, do not consider this a flame or a personal attack. I know that posting fanfiction is very personal and people tend to put their hearts into it. I'm not trying to discourage you from writing, I'm just giving some helpful advice.
From one author to another,
| Ryoko-SP chapter 4 . 5/22/2009
OMG! I was so shock when I got to the end!
I love this story! The writting is excellent just like the story! I was so happy when I saw the update! :D:D I won't sleep untill I see what's next!


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Ex-NFL safety Brett Maxie joins Bucs as DBs coach
Brett Maxie, who spent 13 years in the NFL as a player and another 16 as an assistant coach, will be joining Dirk Koetter's new Bucs staff as defensive backs coach.
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Annotated List of Online Global Health Resources
A Google search on 26 January 2015 using the term "global health" generated ~18 million hits. Statistical humor aside, and though we can't claim to have checked them all, these awesome numbers have been reduced to >180 sites considered relevant to trainees in the health and many other disciplines interested in global health (GH). Inclusion of a site in this list does not imply endorsement by the Consortium of Universities for Global Health or by CUGH's Trainee Advisory Committee, which took the lead in updating a website list originally prepared by the Global Health Education Consortium. Sites are grouped into the below categories for ease of use and many have links to yet additional GH-related organizations and activities. Websites especially useful for seeking GH jobs, field placements and pre-placement orientation are marked with two asterisks (**). At the end of this list is a brief outline of questions that may be useful to help you plan for a GH field experience or career. Happy surfing the net and any suggested additions, corrections, and deletions will be welcome. Please send them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Membership & Non-Governmental Organizations
Journals and Portals with High Relevance to Global Health
Planning Your GH Field Experience: A Checklist
Many of these programs are in schools of public health (SPH) and some are in medical schools or are independent programs. Wherever possible a URL link is given for direct access to the school's IH program. Boston Univ., Harvard, Johns Hopkins and the Univ. of Washington SPHs probably have the largest IH masters and doctoral programs in IH, though many other schools offer strong IH programs. The Univ. of Arizona offers a three-week summer program designed to prepare year clinical years medical students and residents for an international assignment. The ASPH listing provides access to all SPHs.
- **Association of Schools & Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) has links with its member schools, has a student page, describes the field of public health, and on describes opportunities for IH study, careers, and lists schools with IH masters-level programs.
- **Postgraduate Training Programmes in IH — This extraordinary website, developed by Swiss institutions, provides access to detailed descriptions of a wide variety of p-g programs. The database allows searches by topic, institution, country, and type of program.
- Barefoot College, Starting in 1972 and with multiple locations in India, offers non-degree programs in community-based rural development focused on the needs of the poorest of the poor.
- Best Online Master's in Public Health Programs: Graduate Programs in Public Health
- Boston Univ. SPH. has a Department of IH and offers short-duration certificated courses in IH.
- Brown Univ. Office of International Programs
- Columbia Univ. SPH / University Medical Center
- Columbia University and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev- Medical School for International Health
- Columbia College of Dental Medicine Externship programs
- Creighton Univ. — Institute for Latin American Concern (ILAC)
- Dartmouth Global Health Scholars Program for Medical Students
- Duke Global Health Institute
- Emory Univ. SPH: Offers certificate programs as well as Public Health Degrees.
- Essentials of Global Health is a comprehensive introduction to global health.
- Fogarty International Center for the Advanced Study in the Health Sciences offers training, research and fellowship grants, grant writing guidelines and tools, and other international services.
- Global Health Program for Fellows and Scholars
- George Washington Univ. SPH: Has Department of Global Health
- Georgetown Global Health Program
- Gorgas Course in Clinical Tropical Medicine (sponsored by U of Alabama): an annual course in the Tropics of Peru in the Amazon
- Harvard Univ. SPH: Has Department of Global Health and Population. See also the Takemi Program in International Health, for mid-professionals and The Bell Fellowship for scholars, managers, and policymakers, in the field of population and development.
- HIPPO Education provides the latest in primary care and family medicine, carefully selected and investigated by world-class educators, keep you and your practice ahead of the curve.
- Johns Hopkins Univ. SPH: JHU has the oldest and likely largest department-level IH programs in the country.
- Liverpool School of Tropical Hygiene & Medicine
- London School of Tropical Hygiene & Medicine
- Michigan State Univ. Institute of International Health
- Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine: a number of education programs in global health
- NextGenU.org uniquely for credit for free, NextGenU.org provides competency-based, mentor- and peer-guided full courses in medicine and public health in 150 countries.
- Northwestern University, Master of Science in Global Health Online
- Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School — Office of Global Health
- Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health
- The Ohio State University Veterinary Public Health
- Tulane Univ. SPH
- Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine Department of Infectious Diseases and Global Health
- University at Buffalo, Global Health Programs in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Univ. of Arizona — offers an "International Health: Clinical and Community Care" course every summer for clinical year students, residents and practitioners, and links to other programs, funding resources, etc.
- Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Vet Med Center for One Health
- Univ. of California at Berkeley SPH
- Univ. of California at Davis
- Univ. of California at Los Angeles SPH
- Univ. of California at San Francisco Global Health Sciences: Various degree programs SPH
- UCSF School of Dentistry Global Oral Health
- Univ. of Chicago Global Health Certificate Program
- University College London, Institute for Global Health: London's Global Univ. offers a one-year BSc degree for medical students in IH as well as special study modules.
- University of Copenhagen, School of Global Health: The University of Copenhagen offers degrees, short courses and summer schools for students and working professionals in global health, international health, public health, disaster management and medicines.
- Univ. of Florida / Univ. of Florida Master of Health Science One Health
- Univ. of Maryland: combined MD and MPH with specialty in Global Health
- Univ. of Michigan SPH
- University of Minnesota School of Public Health
- Veterinary Public Health
- Univ. of Nebraska Medical Center
- Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SGPH / MPH with Veterinary Epidemiology Concentration
- Univ. of Pennsylvania
- Univ. of Pittsburgh SPH (See also: the "Supercourse in Epidemiology, the Internet and Global Health", which offers more than 2000 online PowerPoint lectures covering many topics.)
- Univ. of South Florida College of Public Health
- Univ. of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio: See especially the four-week summer elective/rotation ("STEER") held at Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico and focusing on international health, environmental health, public health and border health issues.
- Univ. of Toronto
- Univ. of Washington, Department of Global Health
- Univ. of WA Center for Global Oral Health
- Univ. of Wisconsin Madison, Certificate Programs in Global Health in Conjunction with School of Pharmacy
- Washington State University Allen School for Global Animal Health
- West Virginia Global Health Program in the School of Medicine
- Yale University, SPH
- Global Health Scholars Program
- An Introduction to Global Health provides an overview of the most important health challenges facing the world today.
- Bacteria and Chronic Infections provides an introduction to bacteria and chronic infections.
- Case Studies in Terrorism Response includes three case studies that illustrate the principles behind a preparedness for and response to terrorism.
- Concepts in Economic Evaluation is an approach to the operation of health and medical systems through a theoretical framework grounded in economic evaluation techniques of cost-benefit and cost-effectivesness analysis.
- Confronting the Burden of Injuries explores injury epidemiology and focus on how interventions may be mindful of the personal and economic burdens associated with injuries in the developing world.
- Diabetes- A Global Challenge discusses cutting-edge diabetes and obesity research including biological, genetic and clinical aspects as well as prevention and epidemiology of diabetes and obesity.
- Diabetes- the Essential Facts provides an introduction to the most recent research in the field of prevention and treatment of diabetes as well as a broader understanding of the situation in different communities.
- Environmental Health discusses the ways environmental issues affect health in industrialized and developing countries.
- Food and Nutrition Policy focuses on ways policy directly and indirectly affects nutrition.
- Global Health Diplomacy Examines the diplomatic, financial, and geopolitical contexts underlying global health decision-making.
- Global Health Initiative: Diabetes Awareness Examines the diplomatic, financial, and geopolitical contexts underlying global health decision-making.
- Global Health Initiative - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Awareness focuses on COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and its symptoms, risk factors, and therapies.
- Global Health Initiative - Diabetes Awareness is a review of the major components to understanding diabetes.
- Global Health Initiative - Hepatitis B Awareness examines the disease nature, symptoms, risk factors, and prevention methods of hepatitis B.
- Global Health Initiative - Hepatitis C Awareness is a review of hepatitis C, including its symptoms and ways to prevent and treat this disease.
- Global Health Initiative - Hypertension Awareness focuses on the types of, root causes, symptoms, health implications, and treatment of hypertension.
- Global Health Initiative - Malaria Awareness is a review of malaria, from the lifecycle of the parasite to ways to diagnose and prevent this disease.
- Global Tobacco Control is an introduction to global tobacco uses in the health and economic spheres and focus on transnational tobacco control, epidemiology, and regulation.
- HIV and Infant Feeding Counselling: A training course discusses how to work with breastfeeding mothers and infants affected by HIV.
- Immunization: You Call the Shots focuses on the disease nature and vaccination operations around Haemohpilus influenzae type b (Hib).
- Immunization: You Call the Shots explores the disease nature and vaccination operations around Hepatitis A.
- Innovating Solutions for Aging Populations discusses health care innovation within the theme of 'healthy living and active aging', covering both the medical and the commercial aspects of innovations.
- International Nutrition is an examination of approaches that seek to improve nutritional status and focuses on ways to address factors that drive malnutrition.
- Introductory Biology is a survey of basic principles of biology, such as biochemistry, genetics, molecular, and cell biology.
- Malariology is a review of malaria and its place as a major public health concern.
- Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV in Resource-Limited Settings: A Training Course is a review of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (MTCT) and treatment methods.
- Preventing Infant Mortality and Promoting the Health of Women, Infants, and Children explores ways to intervene and reduce infant mortality rates through programmatic and political approaches.
- Principles of Human Nutrition examines nutrition, from its physiological roles in development and disease to its treatment at the policy level.
- Problem Solving for Immunization Programs is an examination of why problems around immunization remain, despite larege scale improvements, and uses vaccine-delivery strategies and public health research to understand how we may productively respond to current problems.
- International Red Cross for ICRC activities and sections on topical issues such as civil wars, disasters, land mines, etc.
- United Nations & related international organizations at the index page, with links to all agencies within or related to UN system. Of special relevance to IH are: Global Fund vs. AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria
- Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
- UN Women
- UN Food & Agriculture Organization
- UN Development Programme, site of Human Devt. Report
- UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
- UN Population Fund, including State of World Pop. Report
- UN Relief Agency (UNHCR)
- UN Volunteers for Peace & Development
- World Organization for Animal Health (OIE)
- World Bank, see especially "Data and Research" section.
- World Health Organization, see especially their "statistics" site
- Better Thesis provides an introduction and guidelines to writing a thesis from a global health perspective.
- CLEAR AS DAY: The Free Tech That's Saving the Sight & Lives of Guatemala's Children explains Nitin Shrivastava's, an M.D. Candidate at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, use of a free app called CRADLE to diagnose Retinoblastoma in the rural areas of Guatemala.
- Dispelling Myths and Reaching the Unreached with Vaccines in Nigeria shares the message that faith communities are valuable allies in the effort to reach all children with vaccines.
- Five Ways That HIV is Different Now details more than 30 years of HIV research with new, effective treatments, additional prevention options, and fewer AIDS-related deaths. But despite these advances, there is still more work to be done.
- Nature Rx Part One is set in the world of a spoofed prescription drug commercial and offers a hearty dose of laughs and the outdoors - two timeless prescriptions for whatever ails you.
- Rwanda Coffee & The Global Knowledge Initiative shows what happens when a Rwandan scientist wins a competition and an NGO helps gather a team to determine the cause and develop a solution for one particular taste defect in Rwandan coffee coffee. It means that the country can succeed in the premium coffee market and lift the income of its people.
- Salvando Madres School of POWHER is an educational program in the Mayan highlands of Guatemala that improves maternal outcomes.
- Saving Children in China: Team to Team Cardiac Training 1 in 120 children are born with a heart defect, and 90 percent live where care for their condition is inadequate or unavailable. Children's HeartLink trains doctors and nurses in underserved parts of the world to diagnose and treat children with heart disease. Our training model is transforming health care in the regions where we work.
- The Universal Anaesthesia Machine explains Gradian's award-winning UAM and how it addresses some of the challenges.
- University of Pittsburgh's Effort to Strengthen the Library of Alexandria, Egypt
- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) sponsors research on clinical practice outcomes and policy. The AHRQ has robust data sets focusing on access to care for vulnerable populations within the United States, including minority, rural, and low-income populations.
- Canadian International Development Agency directs and manages Canadian development assistance. The website includes an "International Project browser" which allows users to search a database of all Canada-funded international projects.
- Centers for Disease Control, Office of Global Health, has information on GH activities, projects, plans and services, programs, resources and country-specific information; information for travelers and consular information sheets; CDC global partners; Epidemic Intelligence Service training programs, and links with other organizations. CDC also offers training programs for students at all levels of training in international and domestic epidemiology.
- Department for International Development is the UK agency for funding international development. The site also includes a search engine "Funding Finder" for potential project support. See also UK Foreign Office page for country and travel information.
- Institute of Medicine (of National Academy of Sciences, which is a quasi-governmental organization). Sections relevant to GH include: IOM Program Activities; External Links; Board on International Health (and the Board's Publication List). Click on Global Health for more information on GH endeavors.
- International Development Research Centre, Canada's agency for funding development research, including health-related projects.
- US Agency for International Development (USAID) has extensive population, health and nutrition information. See also their global health page.
- US Dept. of Health & Human Services is principal federal agency concerned with health services and data in the USA.
(Many of these listings also provide field opportunities and/or offer extensive resources)
- African Medical & Research Foundation (AMREF) concentrates on sub-Saharan Africa.
- Aga Khan Foundation: AKF is the largest foundation in the Muslim World with extensive projects in health, education, rural development, and NGO-enhancement.
- American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) has expanded GH activities (www.aafp.org/about/make-a-difference/global-health) on the AAFP web site. See also www.aafp.org/medical-school-residency for specific information about programs for medical students and residents.
- American Medical Student Association (AMSA) is excellent resource for GH activities, advocacy, resources and field placements.
- American Public Health Association represents >30,000 professionals working in public health, including >1500 in GH activities. Student memberships are available and annual fall meeting provides opportunities to learn about public health and GH.
- American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene lists overseas opportunities at approximately three-year intervals along with much other information.
- Canadian Network for International Surgery promotes delivery of surgical care and conducts workshops in surgical skills and programs in injury prevention in African countries
- Canadian Society for International Health (CSIH) sponsors GH activities and links with Canadian and international websites
- CARE: One of largest NGOs involved in international development and relief.
- Commonwealth Fund: The International Program in Health Care Policy and Practice promotes cross-national research, collaborations and exchanges. Activities include fellowships, meetings of researchers and policymakers, and an annual GH policy survey.
- Doctors for Global Health (DGH) promotes health, education, art and other human rights throughout the world. Most volunteers work in their own communities and some spend from a week to a year working in El Salvador, Honduras, Chiapas (Mexico), Peru, Uganda and other countries.
- FHI 360 (formerly Family Health International) implements research and technical assistance programs, with special emphasis on reproductive health and AIDS.
- Ford Foundation is active in national and international health.
- Gates (Bill and Melinda) Foundation is largest U.S. foundation active in GH.
- Global Health Council is largest U.S.-based membership organization concerned with GH and provides information on GH career opportunities, jobs, advocacy, and links to other GH-related programs.
- International Federation of Medical Students' Associations (IFMSA) – USA) is U.S. branch of this NGO dedicated to introducing medical students through a variety of programs to global health issues.
- International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) is a global coalition to prevent nuclear war, and other major threats. US chapter is Physicians for Social Responsibility (see below).
- John Snow, Inc ., a large non-profit consultancy and training organization with many projects worldwide, is a resource for information, publications, jobs and training.
- MacArthur (The John D. and Catherine T.) Foundation addresses both national and international health, development, and population issues, provides links to organizations supported by the Foundation and to philanthropic resources.
- Management Sciences for Health, a large non-profit consultancy and training organization with many projects worldwide, is a resource for information, publications, jobs and training.
- OneWorld works to improve international health and development.
- Oxfam, an international organization working to ease poverty and hunger in more than 70 countries.
- People's Health Movement, created in 2000 at a Bangladesh assembly of 1500 people from 76 different countries, carries out campaigns and programs in health and other areas utilizing a people-centered approach.
- Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) uses the knowledge and skills of the medical and forensic sciences to investigate and prevent violations of international human rights and humanitarian law.
- Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) is the US chapter of professionals working to prevent nuclear war and many other health hazards.
- Planetary Health Alliance is a consortium of universities, NGOs and other partners with a shared mission—supporting the growth of a scientifically rigorous, policy-focused, transdisciplinary field aimed at understanding and addressing the human health implications of accelerating anthropogenic changes in the structure and functions of Earth's natural systems.
- Population Institute alerts policymakers and public about issues relating to population growth and the need for population stabilization.
- Programs for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) works to find the right technologies for a given level of development.
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Though RWJF does not fund international projects, it may be useful in funding or reporting on projects relevant to GH.
- Rockefeller Foundation, long involved in GH.
- World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) provides forum for exchanging knowledge and information between member organizations of general practitioners and family physicians concerned with health care throughout the world.
(Note: ** = especially useful)
- Africare works to improve the quality of life in rural Africa. It provides assistance in five areas: agriculture, water resource development, environmental management, health, and emergency humanitarian aid.
- American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP); in particular: www.aafp.org/about/make-a-difference/global-health
- **American Council for Voluntary International Action, a consortium of 150+ non-profit organizations working worldwide in the health, educational, development and related fields, is a source of jobs and volunteer resources. Site includes hotlinks to all its members.
- **American Medical Student Association is a prime resource for GH activities, advocacy, resources and field placements.
- **American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene provides extensive listing of overseas opportunities at approximately three-year intervals.
- **Association of Reproductive Health Professionals provides information and education on reproductive health topics to healthcare professionals, policymakers, the media and the public. See especially the Global Opportunities Tool
- **Belize Rural Elective Program of the Medical College of Wisconsin provides a rural elective working with Maya Indians in the southern Belize rainforest and is designed for family practice residents and faculty in cooperation with the Ministry of Health.
- **Child Family Health International (CFHI) annually provides service-learning programs in GH for >600 medical, pre-medical, nursing, pharmacy, and alternative health students in Bolivia, Ecuador, India, Mexico and South Africa. Program includes language training in Spanish speaking locations, clinical rotations, and thorough cultural and orientation materials.
- **Christian Connections for International Health lists contacts, placement opportunities, information about how to find a placement, and diverse resources. See especially "Job Search" and "Students" sections.
- Christian Medical and Dental Society lists contacts, placement opportunities, information and diverse resources.
- **Cross-Cultural Solutions sends >1000 volunteers annually to work in many fields. Short and long-term placements, including for students, are available in Latin America, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
- **Doctors without Borders USA is the French-originated organization (MSF) that sends fully qualified health professionals into some of the most challenging regions of the world.
- Global Service Corps provides short or long-term opportunities to volunteer in health, education and environment projects in Kenya, Costa Rica and Thailand.
- HEAL Africa is a Christian organization providing medical services in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (based in Goma)
- Himalayan Health Exchange brings student and graduate healthcare professionals together to provide care to populations in remote areas of the Indo-Tibetan borderlands, India and Nepal.
- **InterHealth South America provides an integrated introduction to Ecuadorian and South American primary, community, and public health services for students and residents. It includes structured individual and group clinical and public health field experiences, closely coordinated with formal immersion medical Spanish study.
- **International Federation of Medical Students' Associations combines 68 medical student associations representing students in 50 countries. IFMSA provides information about and facilitates student clinical and research exchanges, and through committees, is involved in medical and public health projects.
- **International Health Central American Institute offers clinical clerkships and medical Spanish training programs for residents, medical students, and other health professionals. Programs are primary care based.
- **International Healthcare Opportunities Clearinghouse provides listings and links to online resources, courses and books on GH, and information about getting funding. A search engine can locate organizations according to diverse criteria and links to their home pages.
- **International health work and electives source book. CRC Press has published the 3rd edition of an excellent 624 pp. book (The Medic's Guide to Work and Electives Around the World, by Mark Wilson, 2009) covering GH field experience opportunities in 100 countries. Introductory section addresses finding a post, getting prepared, and protecting your health and welfare. See also the Oxford Press book, Working in International Health, 352 pp., a practical guide for UK health professionals working in low income regions.
- International Medical Corps is a relief organization established by volunteer US physicians and nurses. Home page lists IMC's programs and job openings for doctors, nurses and others.
- International Health: A Manual for Advisers and Students, by Krogh and Pust
- **International Medical Volunteers Assoc. provides information on why and how to volunteer for GH work.
- **Jamkhed Comprehensive Rural Health Project in India offers rural field training opportunities for students. Lessons learned at Jamkhed have been extended to many other Indian communities.
- MAP International is a Christian relief and development organization that promotes health of people living in the poorest communities.
- **Public Health Jobs Worldwide provides a bi-weekly newspaper and our other services for job seekers
- **Thai International Electives is sponsored by Univ. of Utah School of Medicine and its Physician Assistants Program.
- **The Network: Towards Unity for Health is a global association of institutions for education of health professionals committed. Student electives are available around the world.
- **Unite for Sight offers many volunteer opportunities and their International Opportunities Manual can be downloaded.
- **University of Copenhagen School of Global Health regularly posts internship and job opportunities and has a very helpful guide about finding an internship.
(This listing is very incomplete and is limited to Spanish language training.)
- Adventure Education Center, (AEC), centered in Costa Rica offers multiple sites for persons wishing to improve their medical Spanish while also providing medical volunteer opportunities in local clinics and hospitals. Classes include medical and nursing Spanish
- AMAUTA Spanish School, located in Cusco, Peru, offers a wide variety of language programs, including medical Spanish.
- American Medical Student Association maintains a search engine of international opportunities including a language learning section (particularly medical Spanish) on its website
- Centers for Interamerican Studies (CEDEI), for Spanish immersion programs; Cuenca, Ecuador
- Centro Panamericano de Idiomas (CPI) offers programs in three Costa Rican locations.
- Latin Immersion (Spanish Language Schools in Argentina and Chile) for language training at many different levels, sites and durations
- "¡A su salud!": Medical Spanish language training course for home study is available on a remarkable interactive DVD-ROM program, "¡A su salud!" For $95.00 you get 2 DVDs, 1 CD-ROM, and Workbook. Contact: Triliteral at 800-405-1619. yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/salud/
- University of Kansas School of Language, Literatures, and Cultures: Excellent list of resources for practitioners working with Haitian Kreyol-speaking populations from the University of Kansas
- Duolingo is a free language-learning app compatible with iPhone, Android, iPad, and on the web. Current courses for English speakers include French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Irish, Danish, and Swedish.
- 1st World Sepsis Congress Talks - Podcasts
- 1st World Sepsis Congress Talks - Videos
- Alertnet Foundation alerts humanitarians to emergencies.
- AllAfrica — Provides a conduit of information on African issues and affairs not just health care related.
- Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research has developed a Funding Road Map for Global Health Research. The Road Map contains summary information about funding sources for global health projects, including eligibility criteria, application procedures and contact information. Over 50 funding opportunities are listed but must register as a member to gain access.
- Centers for Disease Control Travel Information: Sections include: Reference Material (a wealth of information about diseases, locations, specific precautions); Disease Outbreaks; Additional Information; Geographic Health Recommendations.
- Center for Global Development: This group features lots of independent research on issues of climate change, debt relief, education, food and agriculture, economic growth and aid effectiveness by leaders in health and economics.
- Center for Reproductive Law and Policy provides detailed information about world abortion laws.
- CIA Publications and Factbooks. See especially: World Factbook (wealth of information on virtually all countries); and, Handbook of International Economic Statistics; CIA Maps and Publications Released to the Public.
- CSIS: Take as Directed Podcasts highlights important news, events, issues, and perspectives in global health policy, particularly in infectious disease, health security, and maternal, newborn, and child health.
- Cuba – Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC), founded in 1997 to bridge U.S. and Cuban medical communities, publishes MEDICC Review, a monthly online source in English of Cuban medical research and health news. MEDICC sponsored student field placements in the past and if travel restrictions ease, may do so again.
- Demographic and Health Surveys, a government source for detailed surveys of many countries
- Dev-Zone is an Aotearoa New Zealand non-governmental resource centre on a wide range of international development and global issues.
- Eldis is an organization run by the Institute of Development at Sussex University in the U.K. It is core-funded by SIDA, Norad, SDC, and DFID. Also lists latest global job vacancies and opportunites.
- Gapminder provides an extraordinary resource for visualizing changes over time in population characteristics, income, health status and much more. Link also through this site to see Hans Rosling's informative and amusing TED talks, now up to seven and counting.
- GenderStats, a World Bank compilation of gender-related statistics data.
- Global Guidelines on the Prevention of Surgical Site Infection includes a list of 29 concrete recommendations distilled by 20 of the world's leading experts from 26 reviews of the latest evidence.
- Global Issues: social, political, economic and environmental issues that affect everyone.
- Global Gazetteer provides location, altitude (useful for assessing malaria risk) and much more information on virtually all locations in the world.
- Global Health Hub aims to provide an online gateway to news, commentary and resources related to global health for public health professionals.
- Global Health Watch, created by People's Health Movement, works to mobilize civil society around an Alternative (to the WHO) World Health Report.
- Global Medicine Network facilitates linkages between individuals and organizations working in GH, including humanitarian service, medicine and supply donation, research, health education and visitor exchange.
- Hardin Meta Directory of Internet Health Sources of the Univ. of Iowa has a comprehensive list of the best health-related sites, organized by disease or system category. There is no specific category for GH or for tropical medical and related conditions.
- HEAL (Health and Ecosystems: Analysis of Linkages), aimed at increasing support for integrated public health and environmental conservation initiatives as intimately related, interdependent challenges.
- Health Economics, a professional's guide to resources and featured stories from around the world.
- Healthy Documents, a source of documents and instruments that impact on peoples' health
- Heathlink Worldwide strengthens the provision, use and impact of information. It connects developing country partners in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East
- Helping Overseas Directory, by Bruce Carr, provides a wealth of resources about health-related organizations, sources of supplies, books, websites, and other information for overseas missions.
- Hesperian Foundation publishes low cost, practical books (eg, "Where there is no doctor," / dentist / midwife, etc.) for use in all aspects of GH practice at the community level.
- HIFA (Healthcare Information For All), is a global social movement to improve the availability and use of healthcare information in low- and middle-income countries.
- Hunger Web exchanges information about and links to organizations concerned with hunger.
- Implementation Science Toolkit is for researchers, policymakers and program implementers working in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and provides resources to further implementation science, and strengthen stakeholder interactions, community participation and dissemination.
- Indoor Air Pollution Training Materials includes presentations from faculty experts in academia, nongovernmental organizations, NIH and other government agencies discussing cookstoves and emissions testing to about 20 trainee scientists from the U.S. and seven developing countries.
- International Development Research
- International Health Economics Association
- International Health and Traveler's Medicine (Medical College of Wisconsin/Milwaukee)
- mHealth Training Materials is a one-time, short-term, scenario-based training promoted multidisciplinary research, implementation science and novel research methodologies to a cohort of researchers from diverse fields who are helping to lay the groundwork for future mHealth research projects and begin to build the evidence base for impactful technologies.
- The Nursing Education Program Initiative
- Online Learning Tools - NIH includes resources like training courses, MOOCs and course materials (presentations, videos, reading lists, visual aids, articles), resource centers and resource networks.
- Nature Rx is a grassroots movement dedicated to entertaining and informing people about the healing and humorous aspects of nature
- Thomas Reuters Foundation: global news and information provider. Independent journalism re: human right, women's empowerment and international law with focus on under reported stories around the world. — trust.org
- Globalization and Health
- Medicine & Global Survival Journal
- Rural and Remote Health
- Social Medicine Portal is a doorway to information about and opportunities in social medicine globally, including international health volunteering and scholarly work
- Library of Congress Country Studies provides detailed information on many countries. The site has an impressive search engine that can search across the data base for any combination of words, ranks hits in order of closeness to your search terms, and provides links to desired text.
- Medact is the UK member of Int'l Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. Besides anti-war activities MedAct has projects on the environment, economics and health, and with refugees in Palestine, Israel and Iraq. Medact has developed a global curriculum textbook (147 pp. with extensive documentation and tables) that is now online along with a supplement on globalization.
- National Geographic Map Maker makes it possible to generate maps of all sorts, political, geographic, demographic, etc.
- Nation Master provides easy access to much statistical data and map creation
- OneWorld: This web site was founded with the aim of using free-media and press to curb poverty and human rights injustices.
- Population Council, with information on population policy issues and research information
- Population Pyramid provides access to population pyramids for any country. Has a world population counter.
- Population Reference Bureau provides detailed world and country specific population information, including downloadable PowerPoint presentations
- Relief Web (with information & links relevant to humanitarian crises)
- Research funding opportunities are listed by Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Researcher Information Service, with links to resource institutions. Site includes search engine for resources by persons based at participating institutions.
- Supercourse in Epidemiology, the Internet and Global Health (at U of Pittsburgh) —Site offers more than 2000 online PowerPoint lectures authored by >1000 faculty, and grouped into categories, a rich source of materials and ideas.
- Teaching Aids at Low Cost (TALC) lists & distributes health-related teaching aids in low cost format and often multiple languages for use by providers and patients in developing countries. They also have a CDROM project with extensive information for health workers in developing countries.
- EmbassyWorld.com provides worldwide telephone directories, access codes, numbers (including a searchable database of telephone numbers), consulates and voltage rates
- US Census Bureau. See especially their International Programs Center
- US State Department Travel Warnings and Consular Information Sheets provides country information relevant to health, safety, visa and entry requirements, medical facilities, consular contact information, drug penalties, etc.
- Vayu's Drones Deliver Healthcare in Rural Madagascar is a video highlighting the use of autonomous drones to fly clinical samples a relatively long distance from a remote village to a laboratory as part of an epidemiologic study on intestinal parasites.
- Weather.com provides national and international weather forecasts plus lots of more detailed weather-related information.
- World Health News (Harvard School of Public Health) provides a news digest with numerous links to detailed sources
- Yahoo.com provides an annotated hyperlinked list of many international health organizations that can be obtained using the search term "international health relief and development".
(The CUGH website has many other materials concerned with planning and experiencing work oversees. See also similar resources available at the AMSA GH website, www.amsa.org/global/ih/)
- PURPOSE — Why do you want to go? To broaden your life experience, with no intention beyond 1-2 trips? To 'test' the merits of devoting at least part of your professional career to GH? To learn from another culture? To make a substantial contribution to the lives of others, and if so, what contribution? To learn a language? To seek ancestral roots?
- TIMING AND DURATION — When do you want to go? Before or during the clinical years? After graduation or during postgraduate years? After completing postgraduate training? How long do you want to spend abroad: weeks, months or longer? (Young children fare better than teenagers in an international setting.)
- TYPE AND LOCATION — What type of experience(s) do you want? Clinical or non-clinical? At what level, in what specialty, and in what type of institution? Research? At what level (community, health facility, organization) and regarding what types of problems? Will good mentors be available? Public health, health promotion? Community health activities? Observation only? What location preferences do you have: geographic, linguistic, nationality; urban, rural, or remote? If you are married or have a partner, what will they do, what are their views, do they share your GH interests?
- OBTAINING SPONSORSHIP AND SUPPORT — What type of organization can best meet your interests? Non-governmental organization without religious affiliation? NGO with religious affiliation? Peace Corps? Other government? Quasi-governmental organization? Host country institution, eg, hospital, health center, Ministry of Health? How much support do you require, and what are the likely sources? Everything? Local expenses only, ie, you will cover round trip transportation? Must you earn money above expenses?
- PREPARATION — What should you do to prepare yourself for your experience? Language training, cultural orientation, contemporary studies of the country or region? Special health-related courses at your university or elsewhere? Immunizations, prophylactic and/or therapeutic medicines, books and reference materials, reservations, passport and visa(s), travel funds and insurance, etc? Master of Public Health degree or similar, and if so, when, where, and what major? Small gifts for your hosts? And make good use of the following two checklists.
- Traveler's Checklist
- Work Abroad Checklist
Special thanks for this update to Allison Eavey James, Jay Miller, Will Perez and Lisa Simon, members of the CUGH Trainee Advisory Committee.


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Mochi Media is shutting down
It's very sad, but it's official: Mochi Media is shutting down all their services by March 31.
Mochimedia was the biggest ads/distribution network for Flash games and was alive since 2005, when the Flash games market was growing vertically.
I use Mochi Media for every game I made in Flash. Now I, as several other developers, need to find another safe place to upload our games.
Accordingly to the official blog post the parent company has decided to solve the Mochi Media business. Just that. It seems too few words to a giant community.
What now?
- First, download the last version of all your games hosted in the Mochi Media servers. Download any data you need as soon as possible. If you games are hosted in other servers, they should continue to work as expected.
- As an advice, you can optionally upload your games to the sites where your game has more visits
- If you have more than $100.00 on your account, you will be paid automatically and If you have more than $10.00 and less than $100.00 you can claim it using this the Final Payment Request Form.
I'm still searching for other service to replace Mochi Media. Right now there is two services that seems promising: CPMStar and Ad4Game. I'll give them a try very soon.


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Here's a classic video of me playing & creating crystal healing tools…just a tiny smidgen of some of the GLORIOUSLY SOUL-FULFILLING things you'll learn if you join us to become a Certified Crystal Healer. 😀
In this video I work on adding crystals to or creating my:
- Healing rattle
- Crystal Healing Chakra Wand
- Smudge Fan
Oh, if you feel any of these tools would be helpful to someone else, please do share this with others who may just need some love & energy boosting.
My BIG DREAM is to get everyone using crystals to help make positive change + to heal. We CAN do this!
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Bristol Futures
While studying at Bristol, our students gain a wide range of knowledge and skills that are not only vital to getting the most out of their time at university, but also in preparing them for whatever comes next.
What is Bristol Futures?
Bristol Futures is being designed with input from academic schools, prospective applicants, current students, and employers to clearly define what makes the 'Bristol Graduate' unique.
The development of these transferable skills and attributes will be built around three pathways:
- Innovation & Enterprise
- Global Citizenship
- Sustainable Futures
Three optional non-credit-bearing courses aligned with these pathways will be introduced in 2017.
Benefits of Bristol Futures
Bristol Futures will build upon our core academic values and the benefits of a research-led curriculum and encourage our students to be creative, open-minded, confident free thinkers, who make judgements and decisions based on evidence, taking account of the wider context.
It will also provide our students with an opportunity to develop their core academic skills further through application outside their own discipline.
How we will implement Bristol Futures
There are multiple aspects to Bristol Futures and implementation will be phased.
Working with partners in the city and the wider region, we will coordinate more opportunities for professional and community engagement. These enhanced opportunities will give our students an early insight into careers and help them to develop and apply their skills in a non-academic context.
By 2019, all programmes will include elements of the Bristol Futures pathways as part of their credit-bearing curriculum - the way in which these are embedded will vary between disciplines.
Why choose Bristol?
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Wine In Michelin Starred Restaurants
In the UK today there are 151 hotels and restaurants that have impressed the Michelin tasters enough to be honoured with one of more of their prestigious stars. We know that means the quality of the food must beexceptional but what about the wines? How do restaurants choose which wines to show on their list and what should patrons expect? The Michelin movement began in France and as the wines most emulated the world over have their roots in France it is no surprise to find there is usually a section of the wine list given over to the classic styles of French wine. We're talking the likes of Margaux, Hermitage, Puligny-Montrachet, Sancerre etc; wines that have tradition written all over them with names that people recognise as standing for quality. However, many establishments will now stock wines of asimilar ilk but often at a lower cost. If you look at the neighbours of the big players you find wine being made to the same standards and style but because they don't carry the kudos associated with the well known names they often prove to be excellent value for money. Dining out is an epicurean adventure and as such wines, which grace the tables of the best restaurants, Michelin star included, areoften selected by 'la crème de la crème' of chefs and sommeliers. Quality is recognised and it is this type of endorsement, which often raises the profile of the smaller winemakers we love and are proud to represent.


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The Asian School of the Environment (ASE) at NTU is a new interdisciplinary School that will be a world leader in environmental research focused on Asian environmental challenges. The ASE integrates earth and environmental life science, ecology, engineering and technology, human ecology, humanities, and the social sciences to address key issues of the environment and sustainability. We seek to appoint a Research Fellow (Postdoc) to work on coral reef sedimentology.
Job Description:
Field-based research:
- Work effectively with local collaborators and assist with, selecting sampling sites, planning logistical support, and collecting sediment samples on coral reefs in Singapore.
- Conduct regular monitoring efforts of coral reef currents and sedimentation using appropriate methods.
Laboratory and office-based research:
- Log the collected sediment samples and model processes of the sediment transport on Singapore reefs.
- Conduct sedimentological (e.g. grain size, composition) and microfaunal (e.g. foraminiferal, diatom assemblages).
- Produce synthesis reports of field data and the results of the laboratory analyses.
- Assists in report/manuscript writing.
Job Requirements
- PhD in Geoscience, geography or related field
- Experience in conducting fieldwork
- Experience in sedimentological (sediment traps/trays) analyses on coral reefs
- Publications relating to coral reef sedimentation
- Excellent computer skills using mapping, sedimentology, and illustration softwares (e.g. GIS, Sedlog, Adobe Illustrator)
- Able to communicate effectively in English (Proficiency in Filipino language is an advantage).
- Self-driven, highly motivated, with interest to work with other researchers and scientists (team player) to produce high-quality research.
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|Blessed John Adams
|c. 1543, Winterborne St Martin in Dorset
|October 8, 1586, Tyburn in London
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|November 22, 1987 by John Paul II
John Adams was a Catholic priest and martyr.
He was born at Winterborne St Martin in Dorset at an unknown date (c. 1543?) and became a Protestant minister. He later entered the Catholic Church and travelled to the English College then at Rheims, arriving on December 7, 1579. He was ordained a priest at Soissons on December 17, 1580. He set out for the mission in England on March 29, 1581. He is known to have worked in Hampshire but details of his later, as of his earlier life are patchy. It may be that he was taken prisoner at Rye only a short time after landing in England and that he escaped. In 1583 he was described as a man of "about forty years of age, of average height, with a dark beard, a sprightly look and black eyes. He was a very good controversialist, straightforward, very pious, and pre-eminently a man of hard work. He laboured very strenuously at Winchester and in Hampshire, where he helped many, especially of the poorer classes." Captured at Winchester, he was brought to London and arrived at the Marshalsea prison on March 7, 1584. His sentence this time was banishment and he was expelled with some seventy-two other priests. He arrived at Rheims on November 14, 1585 but then set out again and was again captured, being taken to the Clink in London on December 19 the same year. This time, as was to be expected, he was not treated so lightly, especially since that year the Act had been passed making it a capital offence to be a Catholic priest in England. The sentence of hanging, drawing and quartering was completed at Tyburn, London on October 8, 1586. His fate was shared by two fellow priests, John Lowe and Robert Dibdale, and maybe his own brother, a layman. This latter fact is not certain and the forename is not in any case known. All three priests were declared Blessed (the last stage prior to sainthood) by Pope John Paul II on November 22, 1987.
- The most reliable compact source is Godfrey Anstruther, Seminary Priests, St Edmund's College, Ware, vol. 1, 1968, pp. 1–2.
- This article incorporates text from the Catholic Encyclopedia of 1913, a publication now in the public domain., with corrections and adaptations.


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Basically a hand-held salad, these Chickpea Caesar Collard Wraps are the perfect grab-and-go workday lunch.
Ok, raise your hand if you overindulged for the Super Bowl yesterday.
Yeah, me too. I'm not even a football person, but man do I love good snacks. And, as I mentioned on my Twitter account, I also love anything that pisses off Donald Trump. So yesterday's game? A+ in my book, which is aptly titled "Loving Sports for All the Wrong Reasons" and is hitting shelves next month.
But I digress. Back to the topic at hand. These Chickpea Caesar Collard Wraps.
If you're looking for something a little lighter to kick off the post-football party season, and something a little fresher to coax Spring into showing her elusive face, these wraps will be right up your alley.
First thing's first: collard greens are PERFECT for wraps. They're pliable, sturdy and they don't wilt easily, so you can totally make these a few days in advance and not have to worry about a slimy salad situation (also the reason I used cabbage in the middle instead of romaine).
These babies are essentially hand-held salads, and they pack a serious punch of protein thanks to the chickpeas and the greek yogurt in the dressing.
And oh, the DRESSING. Let's just talk about that situation.
I don't know about you, but I LOVE caesar dressing, but HATE how heavy and rich store-bought varieties are. It's like you have to choose between having a dry AF salad, or eating your meal's worth of calories in dressing alone, and that's just cruel.
Luckily, Dana from Killing Thyme's Healthy Homemade Vegetarian Caesar Dressing was here to save the day.
Trust me, if you have an extra five minutes (FIVE minutes guys) you're gonna want to make this dressing. It uses Greek yogurt as a lighter base, and subs out traditional anchovies in favor of salty, briny capers. It. Is. Perfection. I may never buy sub-par "healthy" bottled Caesar ever again.
And even better, it's super easy to make – just toss everything in a blender until smooth and creamy.
Just lookit that vegetarian powerhouse of a wrap. Heart emojis for DAYS.
Chickpea Caesar Collard Wraps
|Yield: 3 wraps
Protein-packed chickpeas and a greek yogurt dressing make these hand-held salad wraps the perfect healthy lunch.
You'll Need...
- 3 large collard leaves
- 1 15 oz can chickpeas, rinsed and drained
- 2 cups shredded red cabbage
- 1/3 cup shredded parmesan cheese
- 1/3 cup shredded carrots
- 1 batch of Killing Thyme's Vegetarian Caesar Dressing
- Add the chickpeas, cabbage, parmesan, carrots and caesar dressing to a large bowl and stir to combine.
- Divide the mixture between three large collard leaves, and roll up burrito-style.
- Enjoy!


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Criminal confinement is a felony charge, a conviction for which comes with fines, incarceration and other penalties. Further, a criminal concealment conviction on your permanent record would severely limit your employment prospects.
It is essential to work with an experienced Indianapolis criminal confinement attorney if you are facing these charges. Call us now for a free consultation: (317) 917-3141.
Patel Defense | The Defense Never Rests
At Patel Defense, we defend Indiana clients against confinement claims. With nearly a decade of experience, including years as a prosecutor in the Hamilton County Court System, attorney Monish Patel has the knowledge and experience needed to find the best results possible for clients. We take a strategic approach to finding alternative sentencing and minimized sentences whenever possible.
Illegal Restraint/Criminal Confinement
Criminal confinement or illegal restraint involves confining or moving someone against his or her will. The severity of the charges varies depending on various factors:
- Use of force: Criminal confinement can be done through force or threats. If the threats are of a violent nature, or if actual force was used, it increases the severity of the charges.
- Confinement of a child: If the confinement was against a child, the crime is more serious.
Domestic violence: If the confinement was committed against a family member or someone with whom the alleged perpetrator had a close personal relationship, it can change the nature of the charges.
In addition to defending against the criminal charges, we represent clients regarding the no-contact orders that often accompany criminal confinement charges, especially in domestic violence cases. Whenever possible, we help clients fight no-contact orders so they can still see their families and children.
Contact A Carmel Kidnapping Attorney
To schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced criminal defense lawyer in Indiana, call (317) 917-3141 or contact us online.
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Corsley furniture gives long term on kitchen island design pictures, construction of kitchen craft on solid finish wood and thin wood layer decorative. Serving humble space for dress up and cooking area on panel door sand which is combining the ultimate style to lead the handsome view on kitchen room.
This kitchen island image was absolutely perfect for modern home.
Find the adjustable slope behind the door of kitchen island design pictures and more space on drop leaf, it perfect for breakfast or any meal time.
The Corsley is providing easy access on drawer mechanism and attractive object. Impress the visitor with diamond texture and pilasters.


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A boring blog about boring things.
But occasionally some fun things. Maybe.
Okay okay fiiiiiine. Ask me anything.
Nick's was cool and a couple others were interesting enough so... why not, haha.
Ask me anything. PC related is fine. Real life is fine. 8)
Posted April 21st, 2013 at 11:35 PM by Treecko
What would you say are your flaws as an admin?
What was your most memorable time on PC?
Do you have a job? What is it?
What are some things on your bucket list?
What was your most memorable offline experience?
What do you think makes a good staff member?
How am I doing as a smod? (been meaning to ask several people this anyway. Might be worth PMing idk. d:)
Why don't I know you better?
If you were able to magically change anything at all about PC, what would it be? As many things as you like.
Posted April 21st, 2013 at 11:55 PM by Nihilego
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 12:13 AM by Shining Raichu
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 12:19 AM by Nihilego
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 12:28 AM by Shining Raichu
I was actually looking around on another popular Pokemon forum that has vBulletin and realizing just how much we've changed here on PC. It was fun looking at everything and realizing just how different it would be here if I hadn't become an admin. :P
Eventually it got to a point where it was a reversal, a sort of switch where I realized that far from being altruistic, my actions had started to become very selfish. I started to make decisions based upon how I would be perceived--I liked that everyone would say stuff like "Shawn has such a big heart, he does so much for his friends" and and whatnot. It was a big wakeup call that lead to a bit of a mini-crisis of identity, which leads me to...
...my best quality now is probably my keen sense of self. I've grown so much and become so aware and in-tune with who I am and my place in life and it's absolutely the best feeling. I've found a balance where I can be happy doing things for people and not feel guilty and selfish and realize that taking care of myself is important too. I'm never at a loss morally or internally, or when making decisions, or anything like that because I'm so sure of who I am/what I want/where I want to go/just... myself. It's like being able to completely understand yourself. No second-guessing.
ramblerambleramble. Is that even a quality? XD;
But presently, I wish I felt more inclined to spend time on the regular parts of the board. Talk to random members and make friends like I used to. I'm a pretty firm believer that any staff, especially h-staff and most especially an admin's biggest job is being present on the community and setting an example for the members to follow.
There's an underlying desire for this inside of me, but there are so many other things in the world (not just the Internet, though that's a big part of it) that I want to spend my time on and I just can't bring myself to post in CCP about my breakfast when I could be reading Jean-Paul Sartre instead. :(
I do make time every now and then, though. 8) Or at least I try to.
The first few months of my modding, specially November/December of 2007. It was around Christmas time, which is my favorite time of year already for the festive feelings and the weather. The forums had this retro-looking Wooper-based Christmas theme and overall I just loved being around. I got modded in OVP and at the time, nothing was more fun to me than spending all day on PC and posting around. Nothing even in specific, I guess.. just some cool nostalgic feels about that time. :]
The second, though I can't really place it on a timeline (I'm pretty sure it was before I got promoted to assistant admin.. I think probably during the last half of my time as a moderator and the first half as a super-moderator), there was a period where I started getting close to a now mostly-gone group of friends that called themselves 9" Pizza. It included faces you all would recognize still (Lightning, Morkula, parallelzero, Arcanine, Aegis, Hiroshi Sotomura, and a few others) today. We had daily MSN group chats that lasted for hours and hours, the most obnoxious and silly conversations. I remember laughing SO HARD during those chats that my family would be like "... are you alright?" and want to know what on earth I could be cracking up so hard about.
Those chats stopped a long time ago and to some extent we all grew apart, with a few exceptions. Aegis and Lightning live together now, Hiroshi Sotomura and Morkula are obviously still a staff admins with me, Arcanine/parallelzero too until recently. Erica's still one of my favorite people from PC and those memories of 9" Pizza are some of my favorite from the Internet.
Some of our old chats are up on this LJ actually: http://community.livejournal.com/9inchpizza/
But in a more traditional sense, I earn money by working in a bookstore. It's pretty chill. I love books and I love that my job is to share the thoughts of others and the adventures they dream up with people. It's like working at wikipedia except with less editing and way more cleanup, haha.The first time I took acid! (I'm not condoning drugs, kids.)
You know, I was actually thinking about this not too long ago and I realized that the past is right where it belongs--not here. I would have to think long and hard to come up with an answer and even then, it wouldn't be true to who I am. I live very much in the present and while I've got a lot of fond memories spread over a long period of time, I think it would sell short others to put one above all else.
I'll think about it though and maybe get back to you. :]
That said, I don't want to badmouth any of our mods because in general I think they're great people, I just wish they'd been trained a little bit better. I think it should be standard practice to go above and beyond to be helpful to someone. Instead of just locking a thread in CQ&F asking, like, "where do I download _____ hack?" and telling them "yeah go find it in the ROM Hacking boards, CQ&F is only for PokeCommunity stuff," I would love to see someone go and actually find the download link and post it for the person. Or instead of handing out an infraction or a warning when someone breaks the rules, I'd love to see mods sending messages to the members and explaining the rules to them first.
I know I have more examples but I'm really tired and my brain is taking a poop on me for staying up late with no sleep. haha. I think my bottom line is this--put yourself in their shoes. They don't need a perfunctory little post about breaking rules, they need to understand how/why, where to go from there, how to improve and so-forth. In the vast majority of cases people aren't trying to break rules, or post in the wrong spot, or whatever. It's just an honest mistake.
I would be happy if more staff members would bring themselves down to the level of the members and understand that being on staff is closer to the service side of the scale than the privilege side.Quote:
That said, I love making new friends and I'm absolutely down to just talk about whatever pretty much whenever. My Facebook is posted in the staff forum and you're welcome to add me there, and I'm totally down for long-winded ponderings about existence via PM if you don't mind me taking a little while to reply at times.Quote:
As far as rules goes, I hate hate hate hate hate hate how uptight we are about being "on topic" or how so many things are considered "spam." So many threads are locked and posts deleted that aren't hurting anything, but some people seem to thirst for the leadership aspect and will jump at any chance to perform a mod action. Instead, I would love to see all staff look at a thread and think "is this hurting? could it be fun? will people enjoy it?" and if the answers are no-yes-yes or even maybe-maybe-maybe, give it a chance and see where it goes. PC was the most active ever when the rules were more lax and it wasn't a crime to have fun. So yeah. I would change the rules so that not everything has to be on topic and that straying is fine.
Also, it isn't exactly "magically," but I'm working something really really huge for PC that is almost changing... everything. 8) It'll be a few months though, and it's not staff related.Quote:Originally Posted by Shining RaichuIf I buy you a plane ticket will you come to Australia and date me? I'll treat you real nice.
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 12:53 AM by Bebop
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 1:34 AM by Treecko
Posted April 22nd, 2013 at 1:56 AM by Salzorrah
What made you become so progressive and open-minded?
What do you dislike most about the community?
How do you feel staff can improve?
What do you think is the staff's biggest flaw, collectively?
How would you leave PC if you decided to?
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Quote:Originally Posted by AusaudrielA year ago I probably would've said my empathy/kindness/love for people. I prided myself on how much I cared and how much I was willing to do to help anyone and everyone. Stay up late writing papers for friends, lend people money that I knew I couldn't afford/wouldn't get back (or buying gifts for people), spend time doing things I didn't like doing because it made them happy, etc.
Eventually it got to a point where it was a reversal, a sort of switch where I realized that far from being altruistic, my actions had started to become very selfish. I started to make decisions based upon how I would be perceived--I liked that everyone would say stuff like "Shawn has such a big heart, he does so much for his friends" and and whatnot. It was a big wakeup call that lead to a bit of a mini-crisis of identity, which leads me to...
...my best quality now is probably my keen sense of self. I've grown so much and become so aware and in-tune with who I am and my place in life and it's absolutely the best feeling. I've found a balance where I can be happy doing things for people and not feel guilty and selfish and realize that taking care of myself is in my honest opinionrtant too. I'm never at a loss morally or internally, or when making decisions, or anything like that because I'm so sure of who I am/what I want/where I want to go/just... myself. It's like being able to completely understand yourself. No second-guessing.
This is really, really interesting and something I think I could learn from. I'm gonna ask some more questions if that's alright. Why did you do so much for others? Why do you think the realisation that your action were selfish occurred? I don't think I fully understand why you think that your previous actions were selfish; can you explain that a bit more? How did your friends react when you decided to stop doing so much for them? How did you go about finding yourself a bit more? How long did it take? Feel free to roll these all into one or whatever!
Also, when are you usually on Skype?
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You're beautiful.
Have an opinion?
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If you slimmed down (nutrition and exercise), bought some nicer glasses, opened your eyes and smiled, you would be more attractive :)
Also, a picture like that makes people crane their necks, which hurts. That might affect their opinions of you.
I do try to lose weight i walk everyday and i eat little food. That's so kind of you, I will post a nicer picture. Thank u.
You are welcome (troll).
I don't have a big nose but it's ok that's what you see, it's all about preference right.
What you need is confidence.
I'm working on it.
*Troll alarm ringing* D:) jumping Jesus I've been trolled!
Very funny troll,... But A simple reverse google image search says that's NOT YOU...
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No it does not because that's me.
You're a troll haha
Ouch I'm not a troll I'm human and I don't think i look that ugly. Thanks for you opinion anyway.
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Nice trolling.
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I think you're beautiful
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