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Bob Madigan has been with WTOP Radio for 20 years. For most of that time, he has been covering the "Good" "Positive" news of Washington. Here is a chance to listen to some of his most recent pieces and you may even download if you wish. You can email Bob at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter.
Because Military Heroes need heroes, too!
That is a motto of the PenFed Foundation a non-profit that helps those who protect our freedoms by to meet the unmet needs of military personnel and their families. Helping in the areas of financial literacy, housing and support for the wounded.
Love is in the air
Valentine's Day is now Valentine's Weekend with the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC performing MY BIG FAT GAY WEDDING Saturday evening featuring lots of love songs from Broadway, party favors and cake in the lobby. With special guest Matt Alber. And, oh by the way, a REAL gay wedding. Sat.February 16, at 8 pm (ASL) Click here for Tickets $20.00 - $50.00. Lisner Auditorium 730 21st Street NW
WTOP saves your life?
Well, it can happen. At the 4th annual WTOP/Adventist HealthCare "Love Your Heart Expo" at Westfield Montgomery Mall a gentleman came up to me to say that he came to last year's event because he heard about it on WTOP that Saturday morning. The rest of the story can be heard by clicking below!
Do you know what your cholesterol numbers mean?
Lots of people learned while at the 4th annual WTOP/Adventist HealthCare "Love Your Heart Expo" at Westfield Montgomery Mall
Having fun with your heart
Did you know you can have fun while helping your heart? One of the things Wii learned while at the 4th annual WTOP/Adventist HealthCare "Love Your Heart Expo" at Westfield Montgomery Mall
Knowing and loving your heart!!
While at the 4th annual WTOP/Adventist HealthCare "Love Your Heart Expo" at Westfield Montgomery Mall we learned about our heart's age!
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Girl Scout Cookies are on sale in the Greater Washington Region. Girl Scouts are taking orders now for delivery of cookies by the end of February. Girl Scout Cookie booths outside local stores will run from February 22 ‐ March 24, 2013 for information on the app to find cookie booths click here. Each box of Girl Scout Cookies cost $4.00 with all proceeds staying in the Greater Washington Region to support local Girl Scout activities. Click here to meet Mia- Girl Scout Cookie Media Spokesperson from Silver Spring.
Where future Opera stars and fans come from??
Would you believe The Wolf Trap Opera Company?!?! It is considered one of America's top residency programs for emerging young professionals hoping to make it in Opera. And now Wolf Trap Opera has announced it's 2013 summer season and the line-up of Filene Young Artists and Studio Artists. The diverse roster includes 36 up-and-coming singers selected in a comprehensive nationwide audition tour. The season will feature three new productions, including Verdi's masterpiece La traviata; Rossini's The Journey to Reims and Verdi's Falstaff. Tickets go on sale at 10am March 16th and can be purchased online by clicking here, by calling 1(877) WOLFTRAP or at the Wolf Trap Box Office located at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts at 1551 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia.
Not talk! Actual cars!
New ideas are driving people to the 2013 Washington Auto Show! Among them green car technologies, including clean diesel, CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) and hydrogen. And there is a chance to take a road trip back in time. The Washington Auto Show runs thru Sunday, Feb 10th at the Washington Convention Center
Wed. 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thur. 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Fri. 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Sat. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sun. 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Walter E. Washington Convention Center 801 Mount Vernon Place, N.W.
Macho military men on oogle parade
The GI Film Festival partnered with Sip With Socialites to hold an exciting military bachelor auction hosted by the Embassy of Austria. It was to raise funds and awareness for the upcoming GI Film Festival 2013, taking place May 6-12 throughout the DC area. The highest bidders won a dinner date with some of DC's most eligible military bachelors at one of DC's Top restaurants. The ringer for this first ever event for the GI Film Festival actor Scott Elrod, recently seen in the film Argo and soon to appear in Lone Survivor alongside Mark Wahlberg. Son of an F-16 pilot, Scott followed in the footsteps of his father and served in the United States Air Force as an air traffic controller from 1994-2000.
Coming soon -- lotza laffs!
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Silver Spring, MD Montgomery College Community Arts Center: 3/1
Arlington, VA Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre: 3/21
Its an honor to be nominated!
And while everyone wants to win, the nominees for theatreWashington's Helen Hayes Awards (April 8th)are very excited to have been nominated. You can see the full list here. or if you wish you may watch how things unfolded in the Helen Hayes Gallery of the National Theatre with the webcast of the evening which WTOP's Bob Madigan co-hosted with Rebecca Sheir of WAMU. And for a quick break down of the numbers listen to the two clips below.
Eat Meat. Repeat
That is the motto of nationally celebrated Meat Week. It is 8 days of celebrating everything Bar-B-Que leading up to the Superbowl. Meat Week DC has tons of tasty treats and you can check them out by clicking here New this year is the Barbecue Food Truck Face-Off on Friday (2/1) 6:30pm (Hosted by Living Social) BBQ Bus, Carnivore BBQ, Curley's Q and PORC will face-off at LivingSocial's 918 F Street space!
The ROAR of the greasepaint and the CASH of the crowd!
Live theatre in the greater Washington area is a major fuel for the local economic engine. With 80 professional theatres, they produce the second highest per-capita number of theatre productions annually second only to New York City's Broadway. One reason for that impressive statistic is because of the prestige that comes from the Helen Hayes Awards. Monday, January 28th theatreWashington will announce the 29th Helen Hayes Awards nominees, in the National Theatre's Helen Hayes Gallery. This year, for the first time, theatre lovers in Washington and around the world can watch the nomination announcements live via webcast. Click here to connect or learn more from theatreWashington. The webcast begins at 6:45 pm.
Striking up the band
The University of Maryland "Mighty Sound of Maryland" Marching Band was part of the Inaugural Parade! Looking great and sounding great. Before the big day we talked with some band members and UMd Director of Bands L. Richmond Sparks. Click on the four pieces below!
Real Hints from the real Heloise
Before her appearances at this weekend's Home + Remodeling Show at the Dulles Expo Center Heloise shared some helpful hints on how to survive the Inaugural Ceremonies and parade. Click on the cuts below. Heloise, ahousehold name for over 35 years, is known internationally for her "Hints from Heloise "
Imagine being 100 years old and still relevant?
That describes JCCGW, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington which is kicking off it's 100th Year this weekend with a big Birthday Bash this Sunday January 6th.
Official JCCGW 100th Birthday Party schedule:
9 a.m.-noon Open gym and inflatables (ages 5 and under)
10-11 a.m. Games (Bingo, Bean Bag Toss, Spin the Wheel)
10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Birthday Cake Contest
10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Birthday Card Signing, Photo Booth
11:30 a.m.-Noon JCCGW Senior Chorus "The Treble-makers"
Noon-12:15 p.m. JCCGW School of Dance/tap dance presentation
12:15 -12:45 p.m. Congregation Beth El's Children's Choir "Shir Atid"
1-2:20 p.m. *Film "Hava Nagila" (purchase tickets in advance online @ jccgw.org . $11)
2:20 -2:45 p.m. Birthday cake and ice cream
(Food available for purchase from 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m.)
Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington (JCCGW)
6125 Montrose Road in Rockville (where Executive Blvd. & E. Jefferson "meet")
How are you doing with your new year's resolu... ah, goals?
Most of us have problems keeping them past the first few days of any new year. Bethesda applied positive psychologist Caroline Adams Miller (author of "Creating Your Best Life,""Creating Your Best Life,") has some important goal achievement suggetions!
Mad Men is more than a tv series!
It's a whole theme for New Year's Eve at The Kennedy Center: Cheyenne Jackson...Music of the Mad Men Era. He's a 30-something leading man on Broadway, a film, and television star (including 30-Rock) and a whole lot more. Then you are then invited to welcome 2013 in style after the concert, with dancing to the sparkling arrangements of D.C. jazz band Chaise Lounge in the Grand Foyer until 1 a.m. There's a big balloon countdown at midnight. Free for all patrons with any December 31 evening performance ticket or Roof Terrace Restaurant receipt from that evening. So,the NSO, and Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke Mon., Dec. 31, 2012, 8:30 pm in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall.
Santa to make a splash
The Water-Skiing Santa and his kneeboarding reindeer! Also featuring The Flying Elves, the jet-skiing Grinch, and Frosty the Snowman in a dinghy all at National Harbor Monday December 24th at 1 pm sharp!


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The New Jersey Department of Education has released its latest data on graduation rates for schools across the state.
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The New Jersey Department of Education has released its latest data on graduation rates for schools across the state.
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Hundreds of thousands of people who attended concerts at a New Jersey amphitheater could get free tickets and discount coupons under a preliminary court settlement with promoter Live Nation.
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) New Jersey's state Senate president says he's taking to Twitter to answer citizens' questions once per week.
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Gov. Chris Christie spelled out his objections to an immigrant-tuition bill making its way through the state Legislature for the first time Monday, when he reiterated his refusal to sign the proposal in its current form.
An accountant for a famous Princeton University musical-comedy group whose members have included F. Scott Fitzgerald and Brooke Shields has been charged with embezzling more than $100,000 from the club since 2010, prosecutors said Monday.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is nominating his chief of staff, Kevin O'Dowd, to be the state's next attorney general.
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Construction of a steel sea wall could start early next year in one of the Jersey shore towns hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy.
They walked the same halls at the University of Delaware as students, shared the same mentor and still root heartily for the same football team, sometimes seeing each other at home games in Newark, Del., from time to time.
Steven Fulop, the mayor of New Jersey's second-largest city, doesn't always get recognized. People mistake the baby-faced former Marine and Goldman Sachs trader for a staffer, asking him when the mayor will arrive.
New Jersey consumers trying to sign up for health insurance under Obamacare have run into so much frustration that they have begun to wonder if a law designed to give more people access to health care instead will leave them without.
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The Corporate Services Division (CSD) is one of the key Divisions supporting the overall business goals of the Ministry by providing a range of administrative and internal support services. The services provided by CSD are distributed among several Units namely Office Management, Registry and Facilities Management.
The Finance and Accounts Division (F&A) is responsible for financial management practices and procedures in the Ministry. The Division processes payments for suppliers, pay sheets for employees, and pension and leave records for retired Ministry staff.
The Human Resource Management Division (HR) has as its core responsibility staff issues such as compensation, hiring, performance management, organisational development, training and administration and management of the Employee Health Plan and Benefits portfolio.
An integral part of this function is collaboration with the Service Commissions Department in the recruitment of public officers, as well as the provision for and approval of suitable acting, temporary and contract appointments.
The Legal Services Division (Legal) renders legal advice to the Ministry. The Division performs general legal work and provides essential legal input and support to the Ministry, its various Departments, Divisions and other Agencies which fall under its purview.
Legal Services assists Divisions in the development of internal and Government-wide policies, the preparation of contracts for external consultants and multi-lateral agencies including the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) and the preparation and vetting of lease agreements between agencies of the state and private owners.
The Programme Management Division (PMD) is responsible for effectively promoting public sector transformation through efficient management, development and the implementation of internationally funded loan programmes namely, Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) projects for the Ministry. The Division currently manages two such projects - Public Sector Reform Initiation Program (PSRIP) and Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
The Strategic Services and Information Technology Division (SSD) is responsible for coordinating and providing operational support for internal Information and Communications Technology projects and systems and strategic planning and organisational reporting activities in the Ministry of Public Administration. The Division is also responsible for collaborating with Divisions to establish monitoring and evaluation mechanisms within the Ministry to ensure alignment with national development priorities.
The Executive Secretariat (Exec Sec) is comprised of the Minister of Public Administration, the Permanent Secretary and the teams who assist them. The Executive Secretariat is responsible for the oversight of all strategic initiatives, projects and financial decisions within the Ministry. The Exec Sec reviews and submits Notes for the consideration of Cabinet which have been prepared by divisions and receives and distributes Cabinet Minutes for action or information within the Ministry. Amongst their various activities, the Administrative support staff in the Exec Sec coordinates all meetings and schedules of the Executive.
The Internal Audit Department (Audit) is responsible for Audit Reviews on Ministry activities and planning as per the Annual Programme of Audit. This Department then reports their findings and recommendations directly to the Permanent Secretary. Audit provides independent and objective consulting services for the Ministry via a disciplined systematic approach towards governance controls and risk assessments. Duties of the Audit Department include but are not limited to authorizing the approval of several Human Resource payments related to Pension and Leave Records, Motor Vehicle Allowances etc.


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Healthier School Meals Can Mean Healthier Kids
A new study finds healthier school meals standards could mean lower obesity rates among lower-income children. Read a Q&A with the author.
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Adult obesity rates increased in 16 states over the last year and did not decrease in any, according to F as in Fat: How Obesity Threatens America's Future 2011, a report from Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF). The obesity epidemic continues to be most dramatic in the South, which includes nine of the 10 states with the highest adult obesity rates.
For the first time, the report tracks adult obesity rates in each state over the last two decades. Twenty years ago, no state had a rate above 15 percent. Today, more than two out of three states, 38 total, have obesity rates over 25 percent, and just one has a rate lower than 20 percent.
Included in the report are recommendations for how policymakers can make it easier for children and families to be active and eat healthier foods, including:
RWJF and TFAH also recommend that the food and beverage industry adopt strong consistent standards for food marketing similar to those proposed by the Interagency Working Group.


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1576 189 I Bowman, Givler, Rohr and Mayor Keadall. "^aya: 0. The bond and amplication of A. h. Kelch for license to operate four pool or billiard tables, wai reid. Upon motion of Comrr. Givler the bond was a-provel aid the llcease granted. Yea?j: Commrs. Givler, Rohr, Beidleman ani Mayor Keniall. ^a.ys: Commr. Bofiuan. The Couacil ad^'ourned upon motion of Com.nr. Givler. Yeas: Commrs. Glvj er, Beilleman, Bowman, Rohr and Mayor Kendall. Nays: 0. COUNCIL nKKrmm, Jan. 8,1917, The City Couicil of the City of Naperville coivsned in regular session at. 7.50 p. m. Present at roll call: Ma^'or Kendall and Commrs. Bowman anl Rohr. Abaent: Cormnrg, Beidleman anl Givler. Minutes of Dec. 30,1913 were real and approved. The following bills after being referred to their respective iepartments were read as approved: I A. A. Kuhn, County Olerk, court costs Sped. A33mt.,21, j 0. W. <^trubler, court costs in case of City vs.Joe Haniler, Chicago Tel. Co., phones. Prank Wincklet, filin'^ scoop, Bcott, Egermann A Royce, ins. Collector*9 funl, frt. paid, 0. J. Beidlaman, supplies. Dieter A Getz, suppliea, W. D. Allen Mfg. Co., supplies, Hillegas Hdrw. Co., supplier, Kelly Foundry ^ Mfg, Co., s^Ji^^liee, Martin Grate Co., supplies^ Flee Appliance, Co., supplies. 13.70 6.05 12.63 1.25 41.47 3.62 1.40 43.09 18.08 26.21 48.51 6.60 57.39 I Moved by Co:::mr. Bowman that the foregoing bills be allowed and warrants drawn for the several amo-imts. The motion prevailed. Yeas: Com rs. Bowman, Rohr anl Mayor Kendall. Nays: 0. A com.iunication sent by a committee of th*3 Hapervilie Woman's Club, asking the City Couicil to enforce a more strinorent snoke ordH- nance, was read, and referred to the Cofoiir. of Public Health and ^af^ty for action, upon motion of Commr. Bo^TOian. Yeas: Qonu-.irs. Bowman, Rohr and Mayor Keniall. Nays: 0. Conmr. Rohr moved tihat the comruunication of the Naperville Asso¬ ciation of Commerce, requ3 tlafr oil nances for siiewalks on the south ftide of Mechanic St. from Was^ Ington Street t. Columbia Ave., and on the north side of Chicago Ave , fr-^r Washington ^t. to Front f^t., ba referred to the Comn»r-. of Btreets and Public Imptovecisnts for Action, fhe mo tion:: prevailed. Yeas: Commra. Rohr, Bowuan ^Mayor Keiiall.Nays:^. Comnr. Bowman movgd tc adjourn. The motion pr ava''led. Yeaa: Commri Bowman, Rohr anl Mayor Kendall. Nays: 0.
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Title | City Council Minutes 1917 |
Title.Alternate | Council Proceedings 1917 |
Contributors | Naperville (Ill.). City Council. |
Creator | City of Naperville |
Date Original | 1917 |
Description | Recorded minutes of Naperville City Council for 1917. (89 p.) |
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Naperville (Ill.) -- City Council. Naperville (Ill.) -- Administration. Naperville (Ill.) -- Appropriations and expenditures. Naperville (Ill.) -- Public records. Naperville (Ill.) -- Finance. Corporate minutes – Illinois – Naperville. Naperville (Ill.) -- History, Local. |
Format | Microfilm |
Contributing Institution | Naperville Public Library |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public domain |
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UPDATED 11:29 AM CDT Aug 28, 2012President Barack Obama discusses the preparations the federal government has made as Hurricane Isaac nears the Gulf Coast and encourages residents of affected states to listen to instructions and warnings from local officials.
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Welcome to Casa Mar Azul II, a newly renovated 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath home with Central A/C that is a 1/2 Duplex, located in Key Colony Beach. Key Colony Beach is a tropical island paradise, located in the Heart of the Florida Keys, with swaying palm trees and tranquil blue/green waters that will wash away your stresses of every day life! Your welcome to treat yourself to the Cabana Club's large Pool, Beach, tropical drinks and much more with our membership passes.
Enjoy your private 50 foot boat dock on a deep water, 200 foot wide canal, which has easy access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Of Mexico (Florida Bay)! Located near the Living Coral Reefs, you are only minutes from the best fishing, diving, boating, sunning, and sightseeing in the world! There is water, power and a fish fillet table at our dock. We also have a bait freezer. Your piece of paradise awaits you! Book now and take that long and deserved vacation today.
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house rental amenities
- Free WiFi High Speed Internet Service
- Wireless telephone
- Cable TV & DVD in Living Room
- TV's in Master bedroom and Guest bedroom
- BBQ Gas Grill
- Screened in Patio with table & chairs
- Central Air Conditioning
- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Waterfront
- Dock for up to 50 foot boat
- Dockside electric power & water
- Fish Cleaning Table
activities and attractions in Key Colony Beach The Florida Keys
- Fishing
- Key Colony Beach Marina with Fishing Charter Boats
- Key Colony Beach Golf Course
- Tennis
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Diving
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Jet Skiing
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Basketball Court
vacation rental rates
Book your Reservation online on our booking engine at www casamarazul. com
Jan. 4-Apr. 25, 2014 ...........$1,250/week & $4,500/month
Apr. 26-Jun. 13, 2014...........$895/week (Spring Season Sale)
Jun. 14-Jul. 19, 2014............$950/week (Summer Season)
Jul. 20-26, 2013..................$1,295/week (Lobster Mini Week)
Jul. 26-Aug. 2, 2013.............$950/week (Summer Season)
Aug. 3-Aug. 9, 2013.............$1,295/week (Opening of Lobster Season)
Aug. 10-30, 2013.................$950/week (Summer Season)
Aug. 31-Nov. 22, 2013............$695 (Great Fall Season Sale)
Nov. 23-Dec. 29, 2013..........$895/week (Thanksgiving Holiday Week)
Nov. 30-Dec. 20, 2013............$750-850/week (Late Fall Season)
Dec. 21, 2013-Jan. 3, 2014...$1,395/week (Christmas & New Years Season)
Jan. 4-Apr. 25, 2014 ...........$1,250/week & $4,500/month (Jan) to $4,750/month
Holidays: Christmas, New Years, Mini and Lobster week is $1,295.
Book 3 weeks get the 4th FREE! (Valid the month of May and in the Fall Season Only)
12.5% Sales Tax, $125 Cleaning Fee, $45 administrative fee and $500 Security Deposit Required. We accept Visa & MasterCard.
All rates are for a maximum of 6 guests.
You can book online on our website at www. CasaMarAzul com. Just look for the Calendar titled 'Make Reservation.'
John 954-592-3117
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Key Colony Beach
- Several Great Restaurants within 2 to a 5 minute walk
- Key Colony Beach Golf Course right across the street
- Key Colony Beach Marina & Charter Boats just a 5 minute walk
- Cabana Beach Club just just a 5 minute walk
- Shopping just a 5 minute walk
Top things to do on a budget
- Cabana Beach Club is free with our rental
- Key Colony Beach Golf Course
- Shopping
- Great Restaurants at great rates
- Sunset Park just a 5 minute walk away
Top things to do with a family
- Cabana Beach Club is free with our rental
- Key Colony Beach Marina rent kayaks, boats, jet skis, etc
- Sunset Park just a 5 minute walk away
- Key Colony Childrens Park at the end of our Street on 7th Street
- Many places to shop, restaurants to eat
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Government: Despotism, treasury 174 gold.
Relations: Polite to us. Has Right of Passage (RoP) with England,France, Americans,Aztecs,Rome.
Cities: Total population 24.
Athens:6,3 ; Sparta:3,3 ; Thermopylae:3,2 ; Corinth:2,2 ; Delphi:2,1 ; Pharsalos:2,2 ; Knossos:1,1 ;
Argos:1,1 ;Mycenea:1,1 ; Herakleia:2,1 :Ephesus:1,1.
Resources: horse, wine 2 iron,horse
Relative to Apolyton: Average Military, best unit Hoplite.
Dismissive of our culture, our technical equal.
Distance: Capitol to Capitol: 19 squares. Border to Border 1 square.
Note: Building Pyramids in Athens.
Analysis: The Greeks have grown in pop. (from 19 to 24) and have seen various cities expand culturally. Ephesus is new and is north of Chicago, in very high growth region (3 wheat on floodplain). They seem to be cutting Americans of from Ivory coast. They have also made 173 gold in 5 turns....
Government: Despotism, treasury 0 gold.
Relations: Annoyed with us, no embassy, will cost 45 gold. Has RoP wih Greeks.
Cities: total pop. 24.
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Resources: wine, iron 2 wine,ivory, horse horse
Relative to Apolyton:Average Military, best unit spearman. unimpressed with our culture, our technical equals.b Have construction.
Distance: Cap. to Cap:25, Border to Border: 10.
NOte: building pyramids in London.
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Geronimo, in a 250-year-old house high up on Santa Fe's artistic Canyon Road, provides an unsurpassed dining experience. The setting is elegant, the service personal and attentive, and the menu eclectic, creative, and tasty. Newcomers must try the signature elk tenderloin. Otherwise, the menu is a delectable array of local and international treats, skillfully prepared and artistically plated. Selections vary with the seasons, so repeat visits always bring new surprises. Highly recommend.
Lovely setting and ambience. Service was friendly and overall very good. The amuse bouche that the two tables next to us received, we never did. The food was excellent. The steak (steak frites dish) was outstanding. Food prices are very high. The wine is way over priced. Total price for dinner for two with wine and tip was $310. We would recommend to others as a special occasion only place, with some hesitation.
Best dining experience in a long time! What a special place. Really, really wonderful. Food, service, ambiance. Everything is spot on! Hands down the best restaurant in Santa Fe!
It was an outstanding birthday dinner for our daughter as the restaurant and the wait staff out did themselves. The highlight of a trip to Santa Fe.
We have never been disappointed dining at Geronimo. The menu is varied and food is excellently prepared. The ambiance is relaxing and the service superb.
As always, the food is great but staff taining could be better. This is far from 5 star, but they think they are. Geronimo's is has great food. Remember you are dining in Santa Fe.
Geronimo's was a great dinning experience with excellent food and service. We enjoyed it immensely.
We're from Plano, Tx. We've heard alot about this place. Finally able to go. It was an OFF THE CHART experience!!! Simply amazing from start to finish. We arrived a bit early and went to the bar which is so cozy with a fireplace. Our waitress was knowledgable, friendly, provided great ideas, and wasn't a nuisance. It was well paced and we didn't feel rushed. Food was EXCELLENT and great wine selection. We at at two other restaurants for dinner on our visit (Luminaries, Inn at Anasazi) and neither met the standard of Geronimo's (although both good on their own merits). Highly recommend this place! You won't be disappointed!
I love this restaurant. Whenever I get to Santa Fe it is on my "must do" list.
Geronimo is clearly the best fine dining in Santa Fe. The food is imaginative, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. The lobster salad was amazing. Had it last year when visiting and thought the same then. It was a different presentation this time, (tempura battered) and it was fabulous. We also tried the crab cakes, foie gras, and an orange/shortbread desert. All were top notch. The staff were courteous and professional. Even the valet guys are great. Cant say enough good things about this place.
Our first trip to Santa Fe, so we carefully researched the restaurant scene. It's not often that we find a restaurant with great reviews that we believe lives up to all the accolades. This one does! Impeccable, attentive service without unnecessary interruptions. A great atmosphere consistent with the quality of the food but not overdone or stuffy. From the green chili-cheddar cheese rolls to start to the lemon crepe to finish, it is a taste feast. One of my favorites is also a signature dish here--elk tenderloin--and it was outstanding.
On trips to Santa Fe, we always look forward Geronimo. It never disappoints. Expensive, and worth it.
Fabulous dinner ( I had the lamb chops),great service, and wonderful atmosphere and ambience. One of the best dining experiences ever!
My husband took me to Geronimo to celebrate a very BIG birthday and it most definitely took the sting out of getting older. Beautiful interior, very pleasant wait staff and the food was excellent. My dream would be to have every meal at this restaurant.
Ambience, food, and calm describes the experience.
One of the prettiest restaurants in Santa Fe. Wonderfully tasteful --- the food and décor.
We had heard from Boston friends that Geronimo would be a dinning experience not to be missed while visiting Santa Fe. We loved the atmosphere. The food was great as was the very attentive service. It was a very special trat for us.
It was my first time spending a few days in Santa Fe and Geronimo was a great time. Food is great, a really upscale place. The only Negative thing I could say it is quite expensive, so be ready to spend a few hundred dollars. its worth it though, you get what you pay for.
We visit Santa Fe at least once a year, but had never eaten at Geronimo. Beautiful old home decorated with subtle neutrals - very romantic. Great food and attentive service. We split the chocolate cake and ice cream for dessert. While that sounds very plain and ordinary, it was melt in your mouth fabulous! We WILL return.
Santa Fe is blessed with many wonderful restaurants. For me, Geronimo consistently comes to the top of the list. On this occasion, it was my birthday and something special was the goal. Geronimo with it's wonderful menu, attentive service, romantic ambiance, and attention to detail made it a wonderful occasion. We enjoyed three courses (appetizer, entree and desert) and a nice bottle of red wine from there extensive wine list. The Apple Salad and Foie Gras were our starters. We both enjoyed the peppery Elk Tenderloin as the entree. Perfectly cooked, medium-rare. Served over fork mashed potatoes. Very tasty. Finally for desert, we split the Lemon Crepes and Carrot Cake. Over indulgent but wonderful. Then espresso. Another great meal.
We always visit this restaurant on our Santa Fe trips. Fine dining and outstanding service .
Every vacation, we enjoy at least one splurge meal at a highly rated, oft recommended restaurant. Geronimo was the one we chose for our trip to New Mexico. We were so glad we did! Every aspect of our dinner there was lovely, right down to coordinating the shade of our napkins to the shade of our clothes, in order to avoid lint. We recommend Geronimo to anyone who wants a truly fine dining experience. They prove the theory that "you get what you pay for."
We ate at Geronimo last Wednesday evening. We were with 3 Norwegians who had come to Santa Fe to meet us. One had the Elk, one had Salmon and the other had Halibut. I was quite surprised that my friend would have Salmon coming from Norway and she is also very picky as to how it is fixed. Everyone raved about the food. My friends Salmon was done to perfection. There was eight of us total and, without exception, we all loved our food, much to my relief since it was my idea to dine there. The evening was made even better with the excellent wait staff. Noure Benelalija was our main waiter and he had fun with the group without being interfering. He made our dining experience at Geronimo memorable. Thank you!
Superb in all respects -- food although expensive, was by no means overpriced, atmosphere was elegant but not pretentious, service was attentive and prompt but not overbearing.
Geronimo has been for years and continues to be one of Santa Fe's best restaurants. The food is exquisite and beautifully presented, with a wine list to compliment each entree. Their Elk signature dish is fabulous. We were here off-season, and the restaurant was full. Be sure to make a reservation way in advance.
this is the TOP of Santa Fe dining. Once again the food was exceptional. Our waiter had positive energy and was so open to our questions. It is hard to get into this place sometimes due to everyone wanting to eat here, but once you are in they make you feel and feed you like you are on in a million. We WILL be back!
For the last three years my wife and I have come to Santa Fe to celebrate both our wedding anniversary and her birthday. This is a perfect romantic rendezvous with great food, wine and atmosphere. The ambiance is cozy, warm and inviting and the service is second to none. As long as we are in Santa Fe, Geronimo is sure to make our list of 'must eat' restaurants.
Geronimo is perfect - perfect food, and perfect service, in a great space on a wonderful street (Canyon Road) filled with art. We have been there three times over the last 5 years - always consistent and terrific!
The food and its presentation is outstanding. The elk tenderloin is a longstanding classic at Geronimo - tender, flavorful, no gamy taste, cooked to order (medium rare). The grilled white prawns are uniquely delicious. The restaurant is in an old, restored adobe home with art. There are a few tables in each room which allows for private conversations and a leisurely pace for dinner. The staff never rushes the clientele. The service is attentive but not overly so. If you're looking for a special place (romantic dinner, special occasion) Geronimo is it. The wait staff is educated about the food, its preparation, the wine list and is open to questions. Geronimo ain't cheap but is on par for a restaurant of its caliber.
Five star rating for dining, service, ambience AND the artwork was splendid!
A very special restaurant in the United States. Been there many times over many years of coming to Santa Fe and it has been a special treat every time.
Although we have been to Santa Fe many times over the decades Geronimo has been open, this was our first time to dine there. We went for my husband's birthday and we were very pleased start to finish. Service was professional without being stuffy, the restaurant itself was Santa Fe chic but still welcoming, and the food and wine choices were excellent. If we had only had room to try everything! We'll definitely be back!
Geronimo is an outstanding dining experience. The service is impeccable and the food truly delicious as well as beautifully presented, we had the salmon and the the lobster, both wonderful.
Six of us on vacation were looking for a special restaurant to celebrate a birthday and we found this at Geronimo's. The menu is creative and varied enough to satisfy all pallets. We were seated at a round table beautifully appointed as we chose, crab cakes, butternut squash and the mushroom soup for our starters. The seasonings and presentations of each of our dishes were sensational. We selected the Elk, Veal Chop, Salmon and Lamb and each were outstanding. The Chef delicately seasoned each dish to enhance the natural flavors of the fresh protein avoiding heavy sauces which tend to overpower the dish. Two hours went by quickly as we were thoroughly charmed by this unforgetable dining experience. Geronimo's is a must experience!
For that special occasion, Geronimo is the place. The food, ambience and attention we received was top drawer.
Not hard to see why the restaurant has Four Stars. The service was on-point, with knowledgeable and friendly staff who make the dining experience and exceptionally enjoyable experience. The food is delicious and flawlessly served, from temperature to presentation. Hope to return soon.
We were a group of four. All enjoyed our appetizer, entree and dessert. Top notch service and food.
My husband and I had a wonderful meal on Tuesday the 12th. Food and beverages were perfect - especially the sea bass and Maine lobster entrees. We celebrated two events - my husband's birthday and our retirement. The first place we thought of to celebrate was Geronimo. It is a special place and we will be back soon!!
A wonderful experience. Superb service, friendly staff. A must try when you are in Santa Fe.
From the moment you walk in the door, this restaurant really knows howvto wow you. Incredible ambience, food, and service.my only complaint was all the other restaurants we went to in Santa Fe paled in omparrison.
Have been there many times it is one of our most favorite restaurants in Santa Fe. (we are from out-of-town.)Always an experience to be remembered. Enjoyed using open table. Fast and easy!!!
This restaurant deserves all the accolades it receives. This was our first time to Santa Fe and would generally stay away from the hyped locations. I am so happy we did not. My steak was cooked to perfection and the frittes were crisp and seasoned perfectly. The breads were fresh and tasty. I ordered the crab cake as a starter just to get a take on how it would be prepared since there are endless variations. The crab meat was delicious and the texture was just as I like it! My dinner companion ordered the tuna tar tar with caviar as a starter and though I did not get a taste, his testament indicates it was perfect, especially the bellinis.
We've been eating here for years. Hands down, our number one place in Santa Fe !
We come to Santa Fe frequently and experience all the fine dining options. Geronimo is at the top of our list. Great dining, great hospitality. Nothing lacking. Friendly car valet. Warm reception and seating. Great waiter - efficient and informative. Food perfect from cocktails to dessert. Seating roomy and comfortable. We LIKE Geronimo.
One of the top two, or depending on tastes, three restaurants in Santa Fe. Quality of food and service is over the top. Extensive wine list, but priced close to the point of insult. Other restaurants in town sell wines that I am familiar with at half the price.
Geronimo never misses a step. Service, wine list, menu, and execution of all aspects of the meal were top rate.
We had the traditional turkey entree, which was simply outstanding in quality and experience. Having eaten at Geronimo's many times over the years, this was simply the best!
This is truly a fine restaurant. The staff, the ambience, the food...all outstanding. Eating out on holidays can be tricky since many restaurants offer buffets or special menus that tend to be disappointing. Not the case here. We had lobster pot pie and the mushroom soup for appetizers, lamb chops and steak frites for the main course, and an apple tart and chocolate cake with butter ice cream for dessert. Everything was perfect. And the staff went above and beyond to make you feel welcome. Definitely the place to go for any special occasion.
I told the restaurant that it was our wedding anniversary and requested a quiet table. It recognized the anniversary with a complementary drink and we were given a very nice corner table. The food was excellent.
We were amazed and delighted by the wonderful experience we had at Geronimo. The outstanding food and service is without equal. From the moment we approached the restaurant we were made to feel like valued guests. The tasting with the wine pairings was simply superb. And this restaurant is excellent for vegetarians. Geronimo made our visit especially memorable.


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As fewer Americans serve in the armed forces, the difficulty of translating the experience of military service to a wider public becomes increasingly challenging. But sometimes a picture tells a thousand words, as in this selection of winners from the 2011 Military Photographer of the Year competition, which was recently judged at the Defense Information School at Ft. George G. Meade, Maryland. Combat photography began in earnest during the Civil War, when President Abraham Lincoln commissioned Mathew Brady to document the war, eventually leading to an invaluable trove of photographs used by generations of historians. Today, hundreds of U.S. military photographers, videographers, and artists continue to document armed services activities around the world. These photos were chosen from thousands of entries and adhere to the same standards as photojournalism (meaning no posed or electronically manipulated images).
Above, U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Reagan Lodge, Headquarters and Service Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico, conducts water running exercises during a physical training session in Ramer Hall, on Marine Corps Base in Quantico, Virginia on Sept. 14.
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Bernard James: Military Vet to NBA Player
On Thursday evening, Bernard James will almost certainly be one of 60 players selected in the 2012 NBA Draft. He has received interest from a number of teams picking early in the second round including the Charlotte Bobcats, Washington Wizards and Golden State Warriors. Barring the unexpected, James will hear his name called on draft night and he'll begin his NBA career.
However, this won't be James' first full-time job.
Prior to finding basketball, James completed a six-year term in the United States Air Force, serving three tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and Qatar. James enlisted in the Air Force when he was 17 years old and eventually rose to the rank of staff sergeant.
In Iraq, he guarded thousands of detainees at Camp Bucca. In Qater, he secured buildings and airplanes. In Afghanistan, he worked as military law enforcement. He once had a 40-millimeter round land 90 feet away from him, killing six detainees and wounding many more.
James describes his path to the NBA as "peculiar" and he knows he isn't your typical prospect. At 27 years old, James is literally a man among boys in this draft. He's by far the oldest player in the class and he'll become the oldest collegian selected in the past 20 years, surpassing Dikembe Mutumbo who turned 25 years old one day after being picked in 1991. James is extremely unique, but he feels that his unconventional route to the NBA is what separates him from the other prospects in this year's draft.
"I think there's a huge difference between me and other players, right down to my mindset and how I approach things every day," James told HOOPSWORLD. "A lot of these kids haven't seen a whole lot in their lives. For many of them, all they know is basketball. They've been playing since they were about eight years old and they don't realize what it's like in the real world, having a real job and working for $30,000 or $40,000 a year. I've definitely learned not to let a single day go to waste."
"I know how to be a professional, I'm disciplined and I'm going to work hard," James said. "I know how to be part of a team. I fill my role for the greater good of the group. I see the big picture. A lot of guys don't really have a grasp on that. They're only thinking about themselves and their game rather than thinking about the big picture and the team. A lot of people are bred and trained from childhood to make it to this level, but I've had an entire life before this. Basketball came later on for me."
Growing up, James never envisioned himself as a future NBA player. Despite being one of the tallest kids in his grade, he didn't play basketball in middle school or high school. Instead, he wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father, Darryl, who served 15 years in the Army and seven years in the Air Force.
"I grew up in a military family so I had already experienced the regimented lifestyle and the traveling," James said. "For me, joining the military wasn't that big of a change. It was kind of a no-brainer for me."
It wasn't until James enlisted in the Air Force that he fell in love with basketball.
"The first time I picked up a ball was when I was 14 or 15 years old," James said. "I knew how to play, but I had never played competitively or anything. When I joined the military, I had a supervisor, Erick Dumas. On the first day of work, he asked me if I played basketball. I said, 'No.' He said, 'You do now.'"
"That night, I showed up to the intramural basketball game and had a bunch of blocks, dunks and rebounds," James said with a laugh. "We just destroyed the other team. All of the guys that I work with were congratulating me and they were so happy that I was playing with them. That kind of got me locked in, that's where it all started. After that, I would go to the gym to shoot and mess around with those guys. That's really how I started to develop."
Even after James started playing basketball regularly and taking the game seriously, he wasn't thinking about playing professionally. He just wanted to play at the college level so that he could get his degree and make his parents proud. After starring in a U.S. Armed Forces All-Star tournament in 2005, James turned heads. Leonard Hamilton, head coach of the Florida State Seminoles, was in Las Vegas for the tournament and he offered the big man a scholarship.
"The NBA wasn't even a thought for me," James said. "For me, I was just thinking about earning a scholarship and getting into college. I wanted to earn my degree. That was my main focus. That was my entire motivation up until I got to Florida State. The thought of playing in the NBA didn't come into play until after my first season with the Seminoles. Going into my senior year, that's when I realized that it could happen and I started focusing on making it to the NBA."
During his two-year stint with the Seminoles, James was outstanding. He led the Seminoles to their first ACC Championship in school history and to two appearances in the NCAA Tournament. During his senior season, he averaged 10.8 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.3 blocks with the Seminoles. He believes he'll have a similar impact in the NBA, outworking others and playing whatever role is needed.
"I know who I am as a basketball player," James said. "I'm not under the impression that I'm going to go out there and be Kobe Bryant for a team. I know I'm a hustle guy, an energy guy. I'm going to rebound, block shots and play defense well. That's my role at the NBA level. I know that and I'm happy with that. If you get a couple of points out of me, that'll be a bonus. I know I can contribute to a team."
While his maturity and life experiences give him an advantage over his peers, his age does not. At 27 years old, most players are reaching their prime, with their decline just around the corner. Draft analysts have put his age into perspective by pointing out that Bernard James is just two months younger than LeBron James. However, James says teams shouldn't be worried about his age since he doesn't have many basketball miles on his body. What he lacks in youth, he makes up for in lack of wear and tear.
"My age is misleading," James said. "I don't have years and years of basketball on my body. I didn't play in middle school or high school. I didn't play years of AAU basketball. Some of these guys have played year-round and beat their bodies up. I've only been playing for 10 years. A lot of the guys in the draft have been playing longer than that. My body is going to hold up and I'll be able to play much later into my thirties than a lot of these other guys."
For now, James is looking forward to draft night. After months of training at the IMG Basketball Academy in Bradenton, FL and traveling across the country for individual workouts with NBA teams, he's glad that the process is coming to an end. Now, he's just hoping to hear his name called by Commissioner David Stern or Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver.
"It would be great," James said. "It would be awesome. I know my mom would be really proud."
However, James knows that there will be plenty of work to do after he's drafted. The moment his name is called, he goes from being a prospect to being a rookie.
"This is just the next step," James said. "The work wouldn't be finished, it would just be beginning."
Bernard James is prepared to rise through the ranks all over again.


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The bulk of the CD is devoted to a near half-hour piece called "Grand Redshift," as dense as it is quiet, with storms of sound that first assemble at the point of bare perception. At times a repeated oscillation will reveal an underlying instrumental identity as saxophone or cello, but the idea of disguise doesn't seem relevant. In part, it's the reduction of musical materials, the concentration on an isolated sound (call it scratch or tap or "extended technique"), the intense focusing on the timbre bit in which the personality of the sound and the chance polyrhythm with other sounds is paramount. The use of sustained sounds and heightened resonance may create a sense of the outdoors and there are points where "Grand Redshift" resembles a soundscape composition I've heard using a wharf, rather than music that has begun with conventional musical instruments (or ended: the envelope of an industrial scrape eventually reveals a cello). There are frequently repeated rhythmic patterns here that suggest Zach has assumed the conventional role of a drummer, but they also seem mechanical (the rhythms of clocks and sewing machines) or accidental, a sustained drip perhaps, including a long passage of accelerating polyrhythms in which rate and relations multiply.
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The first step I will take on the last leg of this civil rights journey, will be to bathe my memories of a blood stained yesterday, with the hope and inspiration of today. I will seek to remove the stone from a tomb that holds the disfigured face of Emmet Till's pubescent body; with the mature determined smile of a mother who has been called to preach a Gospel of resurrection . I will seek to rinse my thoughts of " for colored only signs" with the gifts of my achievement that have been bequeathed to me from my ancestors. I will dress myself with garments accented with a slave's sacrifice for my liberation. I will replace the sound of barking dogs and water bursting out of violent hoses, with the sweet sound of the lever that will return President Barack Obama to a White House that was built with the sweat and tears of African slaves. I will replace the memorized and taken for granted, lines of a dream that belonged to King, with his prophetic charge to answer the question, "where do we go from here? "
My first step this morning will be to rise and wipe off the dust from the trails we have walked. My cleansed soles will lead me down the paths that need to be addressed today, instead of resting on the laurels of yesterday. I will wash away the foul odor of racism and look into the mirror of the "isms " that are still reflected in our hearts and nation. I will adorn the hotel room I slept in, with a generous tip in recognition of my sister's six day work week, at $8 an hour; to support herself and her children who expect to be clothed and fed. I will sit in the restaurant alongside brothers and sisters who represent the vibrant shades and cultures of God's rainbow and I will thank the Creator for the freedom of being able to eat without discriminatory restriction. I will board the bus and greet our driver Mason Cole , as a Minister of our transportation and as a treasured co-journeyor on this ride. I will take my seat behind the one who was called to drive with a recognition that we all pay a price on our ride to freedom.
I will close my eyes and center myself on filtering my thoughts through the mind of God. The Creator of the universe does not hear what we see or see what we hear, the way we do. Through my spiritual eyes, I realize that the tears of the oppressed, are just as salty as those of the oppressors. Whenever our blood is shed , it causes the same red stain on the fabric of the seats we seek comfort from. When I take a look at the balcony that bears the pain of a King who speaks to us from the grave, I am called to acknowledge God's plans and purpose for a mountaintop message of transformation. Every pain and loss we experience has a flip side of redemption.
The last leg of this journey will take us back to the airport in Memphis , where we started. As I patiently remove my IPod brain for inspection, while my bags are x-rayed and my body is pat down, I will be reminded that evil lurks beyond the South and our national borders. I will board a Delta plane that resembles a huge bird, with my divinely directed imagination . I imagine that God created me to soar like an eagle with the humility of a sparrow, to designated locations that have already been predestined for my personal flight. I have been called to to find the seat that has been assigned to me , buckle my seat belt, and close my eyes as my mind, body and spirit, ascends above the clouds. As we rise, I will join the smiles and the spirits of our ancestors who prepaid our flight with their sacrifices.


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The Development Group for Alternative Policies was founded in 1976 to assist in the promotion of economic justice across the South, or Third World, by helping to maximize control by poor communities and sectors over their own development in the face of impositions from the North. It was established on the principle of the right to self-determination and on the belief that local knowledge is indispensable to the shaping of sound development policies, programs and projects relevant to local needs and conditions. (more...)
The following article was prepared for and appeared in the Latin American media in response to requests for an explanation of the Occupy Wall Street phenomenon and for models of democratic modes of organizing of social movements.
La tarde del sábado, 17 de septiembre, mi compañera y yo, que por casualidad estábamos en Nueva York ese fin de semana, seguimos a un pequeño grupo de gente por el tranquilo centro hacia Wall Street. Habíamos oído que una prolongada protesta se había planeado contra los abusos y el poder político del sector financiero del país. Dado el extendido daño económico producido por los tres años de la crisis financiera, el fracaso del sistema político de hacer responsables a sus causantes, y la virtual ausencia de alguna disidencia significativa organizada de la ciudadanía, queríamos estar presentes para ser testigos y participar en cualquier cosa que se desarrollara.
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After collaborating with the Congressional Progressive Caucus and sharing a proposal for a fundamental reform of development assistance with the House Foreign Affairs Committee, The Development GAP provided testimony on the subject in July to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Based on its three decades of work on foreign aid, both on the ground overseas and with policymakers in Washington, the organization's president addressed how the U.S. aid program would have to be structured and operate in the field in order to be successful. He emphasized that, rather than the level of funding, the key factors in the effective support for the building of strong, equitable and sustainable national economies are investments in appropriate institutions, the participation and knowledge of affected populations, and a structured separation of development assistance from non-development objectives and interests.
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The commercial exploitation of the natural resource base has often put those attempting to preserve their local livelihoods and those seeking to protect animal habitat in conflict over the control and use of local resources. The search for an integrated approach, for a conservation/development nexus, that can bridge the gap that frequently exists between conservationists and poor communities will depend on finding common ground in addressing the underlying causes of their problems. Toward that end, it is essential to view humans as an integral part of the ecosystem, and it is equally important to proceed with an understanding of the political economy that has shaped local circumstances that have left the poor with diminished options. When poor communities are viewed in these contexts, the importance of their active participation in finding sustainable solutions to habitat degradation, as well as to their own income needs, becomes apparent, as do the advantages of conservationists engaging them in effective and balanced partnerships.
Doug Hellinger, Fred O'Regan and Steve Hellinger at the ADF
On 6 May 2008, Development GAP co-founders Fred O'Regan, Steve Hellinger and Doug Hellinger were honored by the African Development Foundation for their efforts resulting in the establishment of the Foundation by the U. S. Congress. "Founders' Day", held with Foundation supporters and past and present staff on hand at the ADF's offices in downtown Washington, DC, celebrated both 25 years of the Foundation's operations and The Development GAP's eight-year endeavor to create a new vehicle and approach for the U.S. government's delivery of foreign aid to Africa.
The ADF's leadership cited Fred (currently the Development GAP's Chair), Steve (President) and Doug (Executive Director) for "their crafting of the Foundation's legislative mandate [that] reflected their vision and belief in the capacity of Africans to shape their own development" and for "their commitment, sustained work and diligent follow up actions [that] ensured that the ADF was established according to the letter and spirit" of the African Development Foundation Act.
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The following review appeared in the Journal of the Inter-American Foundation, Grassroots Development, Volume 28, Number 1, 2007.
Structural adjustment—the term has been a panacea for some and a curse for others. Political leaders and development experts have praised it and condemned it, but few have actually measured its impact on all sectors of a country's economy. The Structural Adjustment Participatory Review International Network (SAPRIN), a coalition of civil society organizations from nine countries on four continents, set out to do just that. The total effort was coordinated by The Development GAP of Washington, D.C., under the leadership of Steve and Doug Hellinger.
The initiative began with the World Bank's endorsement and participation. "What I am looking for—and inviting your help in—is a different way of doing business in the future," bank president James Wolfensohn wrote to SAPRIN in 1996 when the group was still incipient. But the cooperative spirit would not hold for the duration of the study. The Bank officially withdrew before it was completed and would not comment on SAPRIN's final report.
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Structural Adjustment: The SAPRI Report The Policy Roots of Economic Crisis, Poverty and Inequality 320 pages Language: English $29.95 paperback, $85.00 hardcover To order from the publisher click here
Ajuste Estructural: Informe SAPRI Una investigación participativa realizada por la Sociedad Civil y el Banco Mundial 288 pp. Lengua: castellano Precio: $29.95 Para ordenar de The Development GAP haga clic aquí
Description Born of a unique five-year collaboration among citizens' groups, developing country governments, and the World Bank that was financed by European governments, UN agencies, US foundations and NGOs, this book represents the most comprehensive, real-life assessment of the actual impacts of the liberalization, deregulation, privatization and austerity policies that constitute structural adjustment programs. Its authors, the members of the Structural Adjustment Participatory Review International Network (SAPRIN) that engaged the World Bank's president in this ambitious endeavor, demonstrate the concrete consequences of adjustment policies for the manufacturing sector, small enterprises, the wages and conditions of working people, the delivery of social services, health and education spending, small farmers and food security, and poverty and inequality.
Praise for Structural Adjustment: The SAPRI Report "This vitally important book cogently summarizes the various effects of structural adjustment and should be read by all who care about the developing world."--Martin Khor, Third World Network
"Structural Adjustment: The SAPRI Report illustrates the devastating impact that structural adjustment policies, undemocratically imposed by the international financial institutions, have had on national productive capacity, employment, wages and the growing number of people in poverty. It captures what we in Mexico and Latin America have fought against for the past two decades and is all the more pertinent given the intensifying challenges to neoliberalism in the region."--Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, former Senator, Governor and Mexican presidential candidate
"An excellent expose of how people's human rights are being sacrificed on the altar of the free market in the name of development."--Professor Fantu Cheru, former UN Special Rapporteur on Structural Adjustment
"This book documents a unique exercise in broad-based civil society participation, collaboration and engagement with official institutions. It represents a strong challenge to governments and the World Bank to open up economic policymaking to reflect local knowledge and realities."--Lidy Nacpil, International Coordinator, Jubilee South and Secretary General, Freedom from Debt Coalition (Philippines)
Table of contents SAPRI/CASA Experience * Trade Liberalization Policies and Their Impact on the Manufacturing Sector * Financial Sector Liberalization, Effects on Production and the Small Enterprise Sector: Bangladesh, Ecuador, El Salvador and Zimbabwe * Employment under Adjustment and the Effects of Labor Market Reform on Working People: Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico and Zimbabwe * The Economic and Social Impact of Privatization Programs: Bangladesh, El Salvador, Hungary and Uganda * The Impact of Agricultural Sector Adjustment Policies on Small Farmers and Food Security: Bangladesh, Mexico, the Philippines, Uganda and Zimbabwe * The Socioeconomic and Environmental Impact of Mining Sector Reform: Ghana and the Philippines * The Effects of Public Expenditure Policies on Education and Health Care under Structural Adjustment: Ecuador, Ghana, Hungary, Mexico, the Philippines, Uganda and Zimbabwe * Structural Adjustment, Poverty and Inequality
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