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How to Get a Celebrity-Approved Sock Bun
Hair tips and tricks on how to get a celebrity-approved sock bun.Read more
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How to Get a Celebrity-Approved Sock Bun
Hair tips and tricks on how to get a celebrity-approved sock bun.Read more
Sienna Miller Shows Us the Perfect Way to Grow Out Bangs
There's nothing worse than growing out bangs, but Sienna Miller nails the look.Read more
12 Must-Try Beauty Hacks Using Ingredients from Your Kitchen
Who knew some of the most simple ingredients in your kitchen could solve your beauty woes?Read more
How to (Successfully) Paint Nails with Your Non-Dominant Hand
We've all had to deal with this nail painting dilemma at one point.Read more
18 Pinterest Hair Tutorials You Need to Try
Just pin now, and try later.Read more
Spring Clean Your Beauty Collection with These DIY Mason Jar Organizers
How to organize your beauty arsenal with DIY painted Mason jars.Read more
How to Air Dry Your Hair Like a Pro
If you're going to do it, do it right.Read more
10 Gorgeous New Ways to Wear a Fishtail Braid
Ten styles, just for you.Read more
Quick Fixes for Common Makeup Mishaps
Save face next time you're in a beauty bind.Read more
Get the Look: Ciara's Bold Brows and Perfectly Contoured Makeup
How to get Ciara's makeup look from the "Black Girls Rock!" event.Read more
How to Clean Your Makeup Brushes Properly
How to clean your makeup brushes to perfection.Read more
9 Negative Space Manicure Ideas to DIY Now
Nine ways to perfect the art of the negative space manicure.Read more
4 Easy Hair Updates from the Spring Runways
Four easy ways to wear this spring's best hair trends.Read more
How to Rock 90s Lipstick for Every Skin Tone
Lipstick from the 90s is making a comeback and here's how to rock the look.Read more
John Frieda's Hair Guru Shows How to Get the Sleekest Low Pony Ever
It's easier than you think.Read more
Expert Tips on How to Avoid Mascara Mishaps
Whether you're struggling with smudging or combating a case of spider lashes, there is a solution in sight.Read more
How to Master Your Office Makeup Look
Save the falsies, smoky eye and bright lipstick for the weekend, ladies.Read more
Kitchen Beauty: 4 DIY Masks for Dry Hair
Get your kitchen beauty on.Read more
Scarlett Johansson Rocks a Refined Undercut and Romantic Makeup
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Find Your Match! The Best Foundations for Every Skin Type
Whether you have oily, dry, aging or combination skin, find your best foundation here.Read more


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Chige Christmas Tree Plush Skirt Holiday Tree Ornaments Decoration for Merry Christmas Party Decoration – 30 inches
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Decorate your home with our tree skirt to create a festive Christmas! Chige tree skirt adds Christmas feel to your home, keeping pine debris off floors/carpet. Size: 30 inch diameter. Material: Plush … Read more…
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It was great to visit Charlotte, NC especially given that we presented SmartFile at this conference 3 years ago. It was also neat to see some of my friends after years of being away in India. My friend Joshua Siegel at Rubicon Venture Capital also was participating as one of the leaders in the angel investment…
Category: SME
Cybergy Partners, Cybersecurity, Security, Smartgrid, SME, Tech, Wyly
Cybergy (CYBG) Offers Solutions to Meet U.S. Government Cybersecurity Challenge
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"We strongly support the passage of a cybersecurity bill that creates a clear mandate to protect the connections between the digital and the physical infrastructure," said Wyly Wade, Chief Technology Officer of Cybergy Labs and Cybergy Partners (a subsidiary of Cybergy Holdings, Inc.). (OTC:CYBG) A July 2014 report by the Poneman Institute and Unisys found…
Africa, CEED, Economy, Education, MENA, SEAF, SME, Wyly
CEED Morocco recognized by the White House
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CEED IS BUILT OF, BY AND FOR ENTREPRENEURS CEED believes that entrepreneurship is the single best tool to support economic development and grow emerging and frontier economies. Entrepreneurs can operate anywhere, but they thrive in an ecosystem of support. CEED is an organization that we work together in many interesting locations around the world. Congrats to the CEED team…
Africa, Investment, MENA, SME, Wyly
Mindset, A MenaApps company, is hosting a workshop at the SME Congress
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Rana Samara and her team, one of the great companies at MenaAppps, will be participating at the SME Congress. If you are in Abu Dhabi make sure you stop by their booth and see some of the great work they are doing! Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are a vital part of the UAE economy,…
Data, Economy, Global, Internet, SME, Tech
Priority Based Budgeting and the Start-Up Revolution!
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The US high tech startup revolution is really spread across the country. It's no surprise that, based on a recent report from the Kauffman Foundation (Tech Starts: High Technology Business Formation and Job Creation in the United States), the top three metro areas across the US with the greatest density of high-tech start-ups are also successful Priority…
Economy, MENA, SME
Small business lending key to 6.5m new jobs in region each year
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Considered the lifeblood of most economies, SMEs account for nearly 90 per cent of companies in the UAE and provide about 85 per cent of private-sector employment. The growing youth population means 270 million jobs are needed in the Mena region by 2050, estimates the IFC. To meet the target, 6.5 million jobs need to be created every…
BiON, Cybersecurity, Economy, Internet, Law, Politics, SME, Tech, Wyly
Global Cyber Security Market to Reach $120.1 Billion by 2017 at a 11.3% CAGR
by Wyly Wade • • 0 Comments
The global cybersecurity market is expected to grow from $63.7 billion in 2011 to $120.1 billion by 2017, at an estimated compound annual growth rate of 11.3% from 2012 to 2017, according to the report. "Cyberspace today is powered by a gamut of devices and applications that have made it vulnerable to threats from all kinds of users…
Cybersecurity, Data, Internet, Security, SME, Tech, Wyly
Forrester: SaaS And Data-Driven "Smart" Apps Fueling Worldwide Software Growth
by Wyly Wade • • 0 Comments
Forrester Research is citing SaaS and data-driven smart apps as the major growth engines for the worldwide software market. The SaaS software market will increase 25 percent in 2013 to $59 billion, a 25 percent increase. In 2014, the market is expected to total $75 billion. Forrester uses the term "smart computing" to define apps that,…
Economy, India, MicroFinance, SME
Are Pakistan's Women Entrepreneurs Being Served by the Microfinance Sector?
by Wyly Wade • • 0 Comments
Financial services are important for women who are starting and growing a business, but in Pakistan microfinance providers (MFPs) are not reaching Pakistan's businesswomen. Only 59 percent of microfinance clients are women, yet the majority of these loans are passed on the male members of the household – husbands, fathers, and sons. The practice of passing on…
Economy, Health, SME
Give the poor cash! African village gets $1000 what do they do?
by Wyly Wade • • 0 Comments
This is a great study that looks at direct cash transfers for the poor. The crowd that argues that the poor will drink or waste cash have clearly not spent enough time in the field or are only interested in social engineering. There is almost 20 years of studies and evidence that shows that direct…


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My favorite TV show is Stargate SG-1. I'm also a big fan of Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe, and the original Stargate movie. Given how many episodes of those shows there were, I've noticed that nearly every English-language studio movie of the past 25 or so years, and nearly every sci-fi TV show, has somebody in it who appeared on a Stargate property. And if you include crew members, it's even easier to make connections. It rarely takes more than two steps. In this new "Everything Is Stargate" series, I'm going to post photos from films I'm watching that contain people from Stargate.
Last night I watched The Rock. And there he was again, Willie Garson, who appeared as Martin Lloyd in three episodes of Stargate SG-1, and also in my first Everything Is Stargate post. Willie's in the middle:
I also loved the show West Wing. Hi, Leo!


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An all ages resource! (4 stars)Growing up I was a pretty nervous kid. A worrier. In adulthood it eventually manifested as a full blown disorder that eventually left me nearly crippled by its power. It has been an arduous journey finding the right tools to make it manageable. I can leave my home again!
But it can be hard to explain it to those for whom anxiety as nothing more than an emotional reaction versus a medical condition. What I loved about All Birds Have Anxiety was that it is all ages friendly. Since I work with kids I found this book could work well at broaching the subject with my little worriers.
Full of vivid photos, gentle humor, and hopefulness I think this would be a wonderful resource for teachers, counselors, and parents who have children (and adults) in need of some encouragement.
Notes: ARC received via NetGalley.
All Birds Have Anxiety by Kathy HoopmannChildren's, Special Needs, Self-Help
Digital/Print (72 pages, JESSICA KINGSLEY PUBLISHERS)Life as a bird can be stressful! From worrying about airplanes, windows, and getting enough worms to eat, it is clear that birds can be anxious beings. Through a light-touch, quizzical depiction of bird behaviour, All Birds Have Anxiety uses colourful images and astute explanations to explore with gentle humour what it means to live with anxiety day-to-day, and how to begin to deal with it.
Following the style of the best-selling All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome and All Dogs Have ADHD, wonderful colour photographs express the complex and difficult ideas related to anxiety disorder in an easy-to-understand way. This simple yet profound book validates the deeper everyday experiences of anxiety, provides an empathic understanding of the many symptoms associated with anxiety, and offers compassionate suggestions for change.
The combination of understanding and gentle humour make this the ideal introduction to anxiety disorder for those diagnosed with this condition, their family and friends and those generally interested in understanding anxiety.


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What Are Some Top-Tier Law Schools in the U.S.?
Each year, U.S. News & World Report ranks the top-tier law schools in the United States. Many of the same law schools remain on the list year after year. This article discusses top-tier law schools from 2019 (ranked in 2020) in the U.S. Schools offering Juris Doctor degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
Top-Tier Law School Rankings
U.S. News & World Report annually ranks the top-tier law schools according to surveys taken from 184 American Bar Association-accredited law programs (www.usnews.com). The rankings are weighted on twelve quality factors, including peer assessment, lawyer/judge assessment, LSAT scores, undergraduate GPA, acceptance rate, placement success, graduate employment rates, bar passage rate, resources for faculty, library resources and student/faculty ratio. The list for 2019 includes Yale, Harvard and Stanford, among others.
Important Facts About Law School Rankings
|Yale University
|Harvard University
|Stanford University
|Total Enrollment (full-time)
|Tuition & Fees (per year)
|Acceptance Rate
|Bar Passage Rate (first-time test takers)
Source: U.S. News and World Report
2019 Rankings
Based on the above methodology, the following U.S. institutions were the top law schools in order of ranking as taken from U.S. News and World Report's Best Law Schools list for 2019:
- Yale University
- Stanford University
- Harvard University
- University of Chicago
- Columbia University
- New York University
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Virginia
- University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
- Duke University
To continue researching, browse degree options below for course curriculum, prerequisites and financial aid information. Or, learn more about the subject by reading the related articles below:


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Craft a Halloween picture frame for your child that's personalized without being scary. If the skulls and hatchets of Halloween are your least favorite part of the fall season, use a harvest theme in your picture frame craft instead, and silly it up with a pair of outrageous googly eyes. An aging pumpkin sporting a goofy expression is sure to elicit a chuckle or two from the child who receives it. Adding his name along the side in shiny wooden appliques ensures he'll love his handmade Halloween gift.
Cover your work area with newspaper. Plug in your glue gun, load it and allow it to preheat for two to five minutes.
Sand your wooden picture frame lightly to remove any rough edges or pre-existing finish and buff it with a soft cloth to remove the dust.
Cover your frame with two to three coats of the matte green spray paint, allowing it to dry thoroughly between applications. Set aside.
Use a paintbrush to apply one coat of black craft paint to your wooden pumpkin applique. Follow with an application of crackling medium and a final coat of orange craft paint. Allow each coat to dry thoroughly before applying the next.
Place a dot of hot glue on the back of each googly eye and press it onto the pumpkin applique. Experiment with the placement of the eyes before gluing them down. You want a cute, yet silly, expression on your pumpkin. Hot glue a small raffia bow onto the pumpkin at the base of its stem.
Dot the bottom right corner of your picture frame with hot glue and immediately press the pumpkin applique in place. Hold in place for one minute. Make sure to position the bottom of your applique flush with the bottom of the frame so the frame is able to stand up unobstructed. The pumpkin should cover a portion of the lower right picture area.
Paint the letters of the child's name with one to two coats of gloss black spray paint, allowing drying time between applications. Carefully glue them into place along the top or left side of the frame.


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Better together: a common approach to sustainable return in North Darfur
"It is simply not enough to save a person's life. We don't want to leave them in extreme vulnerability either. The moral imperative extends all the way to reducing and eliminating needs". Stephen O'Brien, UN Emergency Relief Coordinator at the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul.
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The 7 Intimacy Needs Of Every Man
Yes, your man has intimacy needs too. And if you allow him to satisfy these needs, then I am telling you…he's yours forever!
If you're thinking, you found "The One" and you don't want to lose him then you have to restrain yourself from controlling what to do or not to do.
If you allow him to be his authentic self with you, then he will break down his walls. And isn't that what you've been wanting all along?
You have to make sure though, that when he does show the real him, you are prepared for it. You can't do anything less than accept him, or he'll disconnect from you forever.
You ALLOW him to fill his basic needs. If you do, he will see you as someone unique from other girls he had in the past, and he'll realize how great a girlfriend you are. And he won't be able to imagine being with anyone else for the rest of his life.
Here are the intimacy needs of your man:
Get Him Intimate Tip #1 – HIS NEED: To be loved and to belong
What you need FIRST to accept is that, your guy is different from yours. For him, to be loved and belong means…
YOU don't criticize him
"You just can't do anything right."
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"That's not how to do it."
When he's sharing his opinion or his thoughts about something you guys are discussing, don't tell him he is wrong. Even if he is, don't rub it on his face.
YOU don't ridicule him…
"You're too short."
"Why are you not as good looking as my friend's boyfriend".
Don't emasculate your guy by making a mockery out of him. That's not nice.
If you do this, he will stay away from you and find someone who will make him feel better of himself.
YOU respect him…
First of all, if you don't respect your guy, then why be with him? If you want him to see you as the best girl he ever had, then admire his achievements.
Be excited about who he is and not what you would like him to be.
Get Him Intimate Tip #2 – HIS NEED: Be a man of authority
If you want to be the woman behind the saying "Behind every successful man is a woman", then you need to realize that guys wants to have a sense of accomplishment.
Support your man with his ideals, his quest for achievement and rewards. When you do this, he will feel a deep connection towards you.
Get Him Intimate Tip #3 – HIS NEED: Sense of independence
Men would want to be able to have the freedom to do what he wants. It might scare you NOT to know where he is going, who he's with, but, that's just it.
Ever heard guys saying, they will never marry? That's because they feel like marriage is the end of their independence.
So if you want your guy to commit to you, to get down on one knee and say, "Will you marry me?" then allow him his freedom. Let him make decisions on his own and soon enough he will CHOOSE to be with you…forever.
Get Him Intimate Tip #4 – HIS NEED: Fun and laughter
Let your guy have fun the way he'd like it. Don't force him to have fun in activities that only you love.
That's what your girl friends are for.
There'll be activities you both can enjoy. Do those but allow him to have his "me" time, just as you need yours.
If you constrain his "fun", he will eventually resort to lying to you just so he enjoy the things he normally did BEFORE he met you. And eventually, he'll avoid and even run away from you.
Get Him Intimate Tip #5 – HIS NEED: Show his emotions
"Boys don't cry."
"Only girls get hurt feelings."
"It's a sign of weakness when you cry."
Your man has heard all these while growing up. He was conditioned to be tough and that affects how he shows care and love right now.
Give him a safe and secure place with you, meaning, he can show his feelings without you labeling him as a weak guy. He will let down his guard and open up to you.
Get Him Intimate Tip #6 – HIS NEED: Your loyalty
A man sees love differently. For him, LOVE IS LOYALTY.
Saying stuff like, "There's no other guy for me but you" after he got fired or after he lost a game, will make him feel great about you. And when he feels secure with your love for him, he will try and be the best man he can be for you.
His love for you isn't like your love for him. If he sees you're loyal to him…and only to him – he'll never leave your side.
He'll protect you and give you love the best way he can.
Get Him Intimate Tip #7 – HIS NEED: Security
It's not only you that wants to feel secure in the relationship… he does too. He wants to know that you won't leave him for a "better" guy or one who can offer you more material possessions than what he can.
He wants to have a secure, safe place where he can just be himself. A stress-free environment that is without manipulation or game playing.
He has to deal with that at work, and he wouldn't want to do that with you, too.
He needs to associate you with a comforting kind of love he can "come home" to. If you do this, wherever he is, he'll always find himself coming back to you, a place where he feels the happiest.
And that's how his loyalty and devotion to you is forged…


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Price: $23,000 The inspiration for this sculpture came as a result of an unfortunate incident in 2005 when I lost a sculpture to hurricane Wilma in Florida. This sculpture is dedicated to the forces in nature that are beyond our control. Wilmas Wrath is a power packed rendering of energy, light, and movement to be respected in the context of our environment.
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A decade ago, the term Social Media didn't mean much, but today it is a global sensation. When it comes to bringing like-minded people together around the globe, Social Media does an unbelievable job. Be it music, sports, politics or health, Social Media has left a lasting impact on almost every aspect of human life.
I recently saw the power of Social Media unfold before my own eyes and it simply took me by surprise. It all started with me and my friend jokingly talking about losing weight over a cup of coffee. One discussion led to another and within a few hours we actually got very serious about the whole topic. We started searching various websites which could guide us and give proper advice. We literally came across hundred's of websites which are imparting valuable knowledge and guidance to millions like us and that too free of cost. We could be part of live discussions and get feedback from experts. Almost every celebrity instructor has a Facebook and an Instagram account.
The very idea that we will be training with them motivated us to push ourselves harder every day. We signed up for a fitness community page called Darebee. The page gave us detailed pictorial details of the exercise we were supposed to do along with a diet plan. We could ask any doubts we had in our minds and it would be resolved in a matter of hours. We could check out the experiences of others who had joined before us and that really got us even more motivated.
Today, we have achieved the goals we set out for about two months ago and we feel obligated to thank Social Media for its help. It not only provided us with information but also helped us connect and communicate with others who shared the same passion as us. The whole process didn't cost us anything but gave us exactly what we wanted. From inspirational videos to personal growth stories, we found everything online and it was all available at the tip of our fingertips.
When we had achieved our goals we uploaded a small video of ourselves just to motivate others who were probably searching the internet for answers just like us. The satisfaction derived after knowing we could give back something to the online community as a token of gratitude, made the whole journey even more memorable.
This is Social Media for you; it gives and receives from the people. Its very existence has its roots in the society, of which you and I are a vital part of. We drive it, we fuel it and we dictate its impact on the lives of others. In a way we feel empowered and proud after knowing we made a significant impact on someone else's life. Our posts have somewhat become famous today and we get queries from different parts of the world, which we try and answer. To be honest, now that we look back, we cannot believe that all of this started off with a silly discussion over a cup of coffee!


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↠ Dispatch 000, July 2018 ↞
Dear You,
Thank you for being here and allowing this email to travel through cables, invisible waves, and spam filters to land on whatever screen you are reading this now. You probably receive a lot of emails daily and I hope that these dispatches will be one of those that you actually enjoy receiving. However, if one day you feel like this isn't for you, the unsubscribe link will always be within reach and there'll be no hard feelings. I promise.
You should know that there will be plenty of words in these dispatches; sometimes less than others, but always in paragraphs. This is not one of those emails about my placemaking work; you should subscribe to my studio's bulletin for that. It is also most certainly not a channel for advertisements and sponsored posts; other platforms are already bombarding you with that. Instead, it is simply a dispatch of my thoughts about living our lives, the people we live with, and the cities we live in.
Away from the wild, dopamine-fuelled, public performance of social media, I hope this little moment in your inbox could be the place for a slower kind of connection with readers like you. Away from algorithm-served, digestible nuggets of processed content, I hope this can be the expanse for me to share with you the edges of fleeting ideas that I have grabbed and folded into paper planes to explore inner worlds, outer worlds, and digital ones. Away from quick reactions delivered at scroll-through speed; I hope to share my side projects and explorations, and extend an invitation for you to respond with loving feedback and your own experiences.
While the things you read in these dispatches may not always be useful or actionable, I hope it will always fill your heart with warmth. And if it opens up new connections and possibilities within yourself or with others, then the time I spend writing these would be worth it. In fact, if you find yourself enjoying these dispatches, do hit reply once in a while; I would love to read your words. And if you feel the urge to support these Dispatches, the best way is to invite other like-minded humans to subscribe and we can be friends.
This first dispatch shares its birthday with my wife who has been encouraging me to get back to writing, and the idea is for the next one to land at the next full moon; but who knows what life will bring. The only way to find out is to navigate through space and time. There is no plan.
Till the next dispatch; be well, be love, be you.
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Over the past few months, I've been ordering various items from I-Herb; this started with theanine, moved on to magnesium supplements, through herbal teas and mint chocolate and onto peanut butter and almond biscuits. The peanut butter is fine but I was a bit disappointed in the almond biscuits: these are cut very thin and they're very brittle. I was expecting something else.
A few days ago, I was in our company's offices in Tel Aviv and helped myself to a biscuit - very similar to the almond biscuits (aka biscotti) that I had bought, only these were softer (more chewy). When I asked where they came from, I was told the name of a bakery. A day later, the penny dropped: I could probably bake some myself and in doing so, achieve the consistency and size which I would like. I should point out at this stage that apart from a short period when I was in the army and used to bake myself a cake which I would take with me when I stayed over weekends, I don't bake. I don't like the fussiness of having to follow a recipe exactly.
So yesterday I researched recipes; there are plenty on the Internet so I could choose the most suitable. I ignored all those that use butter - so that we could eat the biscotti after meat. Then I thought that it would be caring if I could find a recipe which doesn't use any animal product, such as eggs, so that my vegan daughter could eat them. Here is the recipe on which I based my biscotti (I love the ignorance of calling them 'biscottis' - biscotti is the plural of biscotto, in the same way that panini is the plural of panino. It seems that the biscotti recipe is open to mild alterations in the flavouring.
This morning I bought applesauce and slivered almonds; the rest of the ingredients we have at home. I added to the list of ingredients a little blackcurrant jam which was left over in the fridge, along with fresh blackcurrants and goji berries. Mixing the ingredients was fairly easy until I added the wet items (sugar, applesauce, oil, berries, almonds) to the flour; this mixture got progressively harder to mix. Eventually I dumped the entire mess onto a baking tray covered with parchment, and tried to shape it into a 'log' as per the instructions.
I then put the tray in the oven for 25 minutes at 175C as instructed, before taking it out in order to allow the 'log' to cool. Here is a picture of the result (I had already started cutting it before remembering that I should take a picture).
An alternative name for what I was baking is mandelbrot - Almond Bread in German (also the name of the computer scientist who discovered fractals, Benoit Mandelbrot - and indeed, it does look like a loaf of bread at this stage. But the name is biscotti which means 'cooked twice' (like biscuits), so I chopped the loaf into small pieces; in my opinion, I should have spread the loaf out more so that it would have been less high and would have baked a bit better. I then put the tray back in the oven for another ten minutes at 150C, which finished the baking; cutting the loaf in this manner (and turning the pieces through 90 degrees) allows slices taken from the thickest and central part of the loaf to cook properly.
Here is the final result - they look quite different from the commercial versions, each slice being much larger and probably containing slightly less fruit than I had intended.
My wife had a slice and gave her approval, which means that I'll be baking this every now and then. I hope that my daughter likes this too.Next time, I will add more blackcurrants and/or goji berries, and I'll try and reduce the thickness of the 'log' before baking, probably with a rolling pin.


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My word count is now 16,528, which means I wrote over 3000 words tonight.
That's about 25 pages single spaced 12 point Times New Roman, which is weird since I usually switch my font to verdana pretty quickly when I write articles. Times New Roman works for this, I guess.
Now I shall do a little NaNo dance.
It is very nearly bedtime. I must drag Adam away from Shadows of the Colossus (we rented it this week) and go sleep. Tomorrow is my Friday this week.
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When golfers began reporting strange sightings in the lake at Brisbane's Carbrook Golf Club, no one could have guessed what would happen next.
Upon investigation, course manager Scott Wagstaff discovered what was swimming around in the golf course's water hazard – bull sharks!
How did they get there? And just how many sharks are swimming in the golf course's waters?
Find out the whole story below.


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This is a close call: Julio Jones, Odell Beckham Jr. , and Antonio Brown are seemingly the best receivers in the league. From a statistical standpoint, we will do a quick review of the three and see which one to draft.
Julio Jones
Jones is simply a beast. He's strong, fast, can jump, and doesn't drop many balls. Jones has 5 seasons of over 1,400! That's simply crazy. From a fantasy standpoint, that solid top notch contribution. With that being said: Does that make him the best receiver?
Odell Beckham Jr.
Beckham is the darling receiver of the league. Easily potentially one of the best receivers to play the game when healthy. In his 3 seasons, he had at least over 1,300 yards and 10 touchdowns. This makes his extremely valuable in fantasy due to the amount of touchdowns he produces and the yardage.
Antonio Brown
Brown is one of the quickest guys on the field every time he steps on it. He has the ability to create separation from anyone in the league. In his last 4 seasons, he's had at least 1,280 yards and 9 touchdowns. Each of the last 5 years, he has had at least 100 receptions.
Who is the best?
From my experience of having Julio Jones and Antonio Brown, I will say this: Antonio Brown gives you a little more points due to touchdowns. I believe that Odell could produce the most points this year even though he's coming off an injury. With that being said, Antonio Brown is the most consistent and best bet.


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Cash Recycling ATMs Could Revolutionize Bank Efficiency
Nautilus Hyosung America, the biggest provider of automated teller machines in America, announced yesterday that it will be partnering with Elan Financial Services to provide "cash recycling" solutions to bank ATMs. This process could revolutionize the way banks control the funds in their ATMs, and significantly improve efficiency.
With the cash recycling system, the money that customers put into ATMs for deposits can be used for cash withdrawals from other customers. Currently, the machines are designed to separate these transactions, requiring frequent refills from bank associates. Hyosung hopes to streamline this process under the new technology, allowing bankers to spend more valuable time with their customers.
"Our partnership with Elan and subsequent cash recycling rollout is an example of our commitment to delivering banks and their customers the highest quality products and user experience possible," said Andy Orent, President and CEO of Nautilus Hyosung America.
"The combination of cash recycling, multi-denomination cash and single deposit settlement represents a significant step forward in branch service delivery and efficiency and an improved consumer experience," added Suzanne Galvin, Senior Vice President of Product Management for Elan Financial Services.
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People and the Land: Early Years
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Far from the tour de force treatments of similar subject matter often aspire to, La Haine is no less a poetic coup de maitre of filmmaking. Inspired by the mid 80s Paris demonstrations, footage of which is used to open the film, it required a little creative license of Kassovitz to fuel a meandering raison d'etre. Its ending allegedly borrowed from events occurring nearly a decade later after the protests in opening montage. Yet without making too much of disenfranchisement, relegating it instead to a motif rather than its core, la Haine allows other thematic hues to float in and out. It's a 'day in the life of' affair, handled very much like Clerks and Do the Right Thing except the principal trio drift in and out of trouble as opposed to having drifters loiter around them. Unlike both aforementioned films, La Haine is not a prisoner of its locale—the trio spend a large portion of their day outside their element and the comical results are therefore amplified however much the film intends to stay serious. How serious? Police brutality, to keep things simple as possible. Continue reading
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Ils (Them)
Ils is the 2006 French horror film starring Olivia Bonamy & Michaël Cohen. Written and directed by David Moreau & Xavier Palud.
Given how "based on" films are often the telltale signifiers of the dearth of original material to glean a full feature from, Ils is far from the usual fare. One could argue Ils' writers sought to possibly curb that notion by the relative fleetness of duration. An hour and thirteen minutes to be precise. That is an assumption, that the writers shifted their efforts from, for example, adherence to fact to making it work with less. That's one thing. Secondly, and although it is essentially a home invasion horror, it keeps its cards very close to the chest for as long as possible, which for a lean run time comes with the risk of either front- or backloading its story. Opening with a tense eight-minute scene packing in stop-and-go, pull and tug action (action as in the antonym of speech), it flies fast. In one fell swoop a good chunk of time is knocked out and the film starts to pick up at the half-hour mark, more or less the halfway point of the film. That makes it a tale of two halves pacing wise; its front and back. It is a unique and subtle structure possibly indiscernible for viewers more used to the three-act flow. And it works. Effectively.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
The two times I sat in parts of it, I don't remember Brotherhood of the Wolf being the sloppy hodgepodge I finally saw in totality last night. Like, I'm mad I was so close to posting on Facebook I'll be watching it. Technically I did see it then, but only finally in its entirety. It's another movie I stumbled on (but held off on viewing for ten years, I guess) but unlike Irreversible, which also had Bellucci and Cassel and the daughter-fucking Butcher by Philippe Nahon, this was a severe and disappointing deviation from my early impressions. In Irreversible's case, it was so notorious that I kind of went all voyeuristic rubberneck and prematurely viewed some clips. I had to. But I hold no regrets. I think I'm of the kind that thinks fuck spoilers because the only true ones apply to twist endings, and those are basically an immature plot device, a director's cop out when he knows the jig is up. They cut both ways but more often than not the wielder will show a few scars too many. Here, films tend to be like a boxing match you know the outcome of but are more interested in how its destination has been arrived to. In film, it is more the cinematic journey, the round by round, blow by blow development that is impervious to some spoilers. But I don't go around Wikipedia reading the plot section before deciding 'oh, I've got to see this.' Listen, man.. at what point is spoiler-free truly free? We've long learned how to handle the asshole that spills beans every scene — Scarface fans anywhere? — so is it when you abstain from even reading the synopsis? Or watching the trailer? How gullible can you be if your sole source of intrigue is trailers, nowadays? And I never understood going in blind, as if movies were some all you can eat buffet. Was that a subliminal jab at Netflixing? Movies are like fine dining — be that a delicacy or a reputed chef, you don't go in completely unbiased. There is some deliberation. Okay, so two analogies is enough to show you I know what I'm talking about. On to the review. Continue reading


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This is not a trivial matter – billions of dollars of costs, thousands of jobs and the long-term socio-economic stability of Alberta is at stake over faulty claims
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada (PRWEB) September 29, 2016
Friends of Science Society says Pembina Institute's call for an accelerated phase-out of coal in Alberta, on public health and climate change grounds, outlined in the September 14, 2016 report "Breathing in the Benefits" is dangerous and misinformed. Friends of Science has issued a rebuttal entitled "Dire Consequences: Destroying Alberta's Affordable Power Advantage" are calling for a halt to coal phase-out and an investigation, saying an accelerated rate would lead to more deaths, health costs, job loss and risk of blackouts.
Such is the impending crisis in the UK as power capacity has dropped sharply, and sooty diesel generators are used as a stop-gap, as reported by The Telegraph, June 1, 2016.
"Pembina Institute has made wildly exaggerated claims about the effect of coal-fired power plant emissions on human health and premature deaths that bear no relationship to the actual Alberta Health Services statistics," says Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society. "This is not a trivial matter – billions of dollars of costs, thousands of jobs and the long-term socio-economic stability of Alberta is at stake over faulty claims."
Friends of Science new rebuttal report issued today entitled "Dire Consequences: Destroying Alberta's Affordable Power Advantage" reviews and maps asthma and respiratory infection rates from reports by the Alberta Health Services Primary Care Networks. Contrary to Pembina's claims, Albertans who live near coal-fired power plants have better health rates in these categories than those who live in rural areas. Some of the highest rates of asthma are in the Pincher Creek area.
"This is serious," says Stirling. "The Pembina Institute and associates have been extremely influential on the Alberta Climate Panel and now we find they are misinforming the public and fear-mongering. For what end?"
Stirling says Pembina's health claims are based on a subjective extrapolation of the Canadian federal government formula related to emissions reductions of coal phase-out. But Stirling points to the work of Dr. Ross McKitrick on health models, saying that models are useless unless evaluated against actual patient data.
"Albertans are on the verge of destroying a multi-billion dollar-a-year affordable power generation industry that employs thousands of people and directly drives the economy of 30 communities…all because of a faulty health extrapolation that bears no relation to reality? Something is terribly wrong here," says Stirling. A Nov. 25, 2015 report in the Calgary Herald pegged coal industry compensation alone at $12 billion.
Friends of Science Society are calling upon the Albertan and Canadian governments to stop coal phase-out until the matter is fully investigated.
Stirling points out that all modern medical interventions require vast quantities of affordable power.
"Putting people into heat-or-eat poverty creates more health problems and job loss," says Stirling, citing the UK experience where the country has experienced high rates of premature deaths due to surging power costs as reported in the Telegraph, Feb. 1, 2015, due rapid coal phase-out along with the addition of renewables. The UK now faces power blackouts and collapsing industry.
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National Post-2015 MDG Development Agenda Consultations
The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which range from halving extreme poverty to halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and providing universal primary education, all by the target date of 2015 form a blueprint agreed to by all the worlds countries and leading development ...Read More
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The Government of United Republic of Tanzania in collaboration with other stakeholders, have made a commitment to carry out inclusive and participatory consultations in preparing for post 2015 development agenda. The purpose of the consultations is to facilitate a visioning process which ... Read More
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Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano Tanzania,kupitia Ofisi ya Raisi- Tume ya mipango imeanzisha majadiliano ya Wadau kitaifa yanayohusu mchakato wa Maendeleo baada ya kufikia kipindi cha Malengo ya Milenia, mwaka 2015.
Itakumbukwa kuwa Tanzania ni moja ya mataifa 189 ambayo mnamo mwezi Septemba mwaka 2000 iliridhia kutekeleza na kuahidi kuyafikia Malengo ya Milenia ifikapo mwaka 2015. Hii ilikuwa sehemu ya makubaliano ya kimataifa katika Umoja wa Mataifa. Malengo ya Milenia ni makubaliano yanayozitaka nchi zote zilizoendelea na zinazoendelea kufanya kazi kwa pamoja kufanikisha malengo hayo.Changia
Post MDGs development agenda: What future do we want and how can we achieve it?
As the 2015 deadline approaches for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, questions are growing louder about how far we have gone, and what we do next. Discussions on the Post-2015 agenda have begun in light of and as a follow up to the UN Secretary Generals report to the 2010 MDG Summit. The "post-2015" development agenda has already attracted debates across the world and an avalanche of reports, donors and development experts are starting to haggle over the future of aid and Contribute
News on Post MDG 2015Youth discuss social welfare
The Citizen, 16 January 2013
Dar es Salaam. The youth from all over the country met in Dar es Salaam yesterday during a workshop to discuss the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and propose improvements of childrens welfare in Tanzania. During the workshop, which was organised by Children Dignity Forum (CDF), participants complained about some Members of Parliament (MPs) who were unwilling to discuss matters with representatives of children councils.
Kituo cha Utu wa Mtoto (CDF) chaendesha mkutano wa Kujadili Maendeleo ya Milenia Jijini Dar es Salaam
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1. Allow yourself to cheat- a little. Chances are, trying to stick to 500 calories on Thanksgiving day isn't going to happen. So rather than beat yourself up about it, plan on cheating, just don't go crazy!
3. It's about fat. During the HCG diet, the main thing to avoid is fat. Keeping as much fat out of your body during the main diet phase is critical. So, when you're loading your plate, avoid the gravy, and other high calorie, high fat items and instead focus on the turkey and vegetables.
4. What about dessert?! Here again, if this is going to be a "cheat day," make sure you don't cheat too much! Does the slice of apple pie really have to cover the whole plate? Instead, take a smalll serving, and eat it slowly, with slow bites. Often, enjoying a dessert isn't so much about quantity as quality! A massive piece of pie eaten in 30 seconds doesn't bring as much satisfaction as a small piece eaten over five minutes.
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Many of us have lusted over this vehicle for a while now, and it only gets better every time we see it.
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Loss from Snap. Within 1 day. Traded 300 shares. Surprisingly,
I occasionally share stocks and indices to friends only. Things have gone well in the past few years. I feel good when sharing enthusiasm and interest in stock trading. With this in mind, I love to share with people interested in learning to trade in the stock market, and they do the same thing by sharing their experience with others after attending my sharing session.
I do not share the chart basics knowledge such as candlesticks, volume.
I only share a proven trading skills with you. They are two different type of skill levels. The professional skill level is how to read chart properly using my way. The next level of trading skill is that you don't read the chart and fundamental, however, you know the stock market move before the move.
Trading is not always easy. In this community group, we only share the high-probability stock that we will mostly be trading. By sharing, it does become easier.


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My wife Kristie and I want to thank you for your interest in Bell Avenue Baptist Church. Our three girls grew up here over the last 20 years, growing in their relationship with Jesus and serving Him in the many different venues they have found themselves. That's why our goal is to clearly communicate a message of the hope that we have in Jesus Christ. This hope is not found in religion or anything that we can see, but only in a personal relationship with Jesus. Our mission at Bell is to help others find true healing and hope through a personal relationship with Christ.
Whether you are new to the Christian faith, or you have been following God as long as you can remember, you will find Bell to be a place of genuine Christian love and caring where many have found healing from hurts and disappointments through the years.
When you come to Bell, you'll find a place you can feel at home … a place where you feel warmly welcomed … a place to be yourself and relax…a place you can begin to enjoy all that God has for you. So…
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At Bell, you will find folks just like yourself regardless of your socio-economic status, race, or age! Now that may frighten some of you because you really don't want to be around people like yourself… but seriously, let me tell you… in God's eyes, you are special and He loves you regardless of what you've done in your life. You don't have to do everything right to come to church here, come just as you are and let God start doing a work in your life. He will change you from the inside out. It's why we say, "Come experience a fresh start in life at Bell"; there is grace, mercy, hope, forgiveness, love and a future available just for YOU!
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text: As was described above, high water usage in Central Asia is often a consequence of deteriorated infrastructure and inefficient irrigation techniques. Therefore, many donors have invested in the rehabilitation of irrigation systems and the modernization of irrigation technologies. Agriculture is an important means of income and its upgrading can not only make a contribution toward more efficient water use but also toward improving rural livelihoods. Donors have also financed projects to modernize hydropower plants in order to increase their efficiency and output, as well as to build new ones. Nevertheless, all donors agree that technical improvement and more efficiency alone cannot solve the water problems in Central Asia. It can only be one component in an overall approach that needs comprehensive management and governance reforms at local, national and regional levels. Therefore, many donors combine technical assistance with support to institution-building. The World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, USAID, and many other donors and NGOs, for example, have been very active in establishing and supporting Water User Associations that are in charge of renovated channels at the local level.


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Our 2016 Spring Meltdown wrapped up on Friday, April 22 with a wonderful party and our Top-3 contestants taking home a combined $525! Most importantly though, we lost a total of 441.2 pounds in the 13 week contest!
The Spring Meltdown is a 13-week program that provides contestants the opportunity to lose weight and learn how to keep it off. Participants are given complete eating plans for each week to follow that include a full grocery list. Plans also included dining out meals so our group was never without options, even when traveling. Contestants jumped up on the scale the beginning of each week and their weight was used to calculate their total percentage of weight lost.
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A 200 pound person loses 2 pounds in week 1, they are down 1.0% for that week. If that same 200 pound person loses 30 pounds in the contest, they have lost a total of 15.0% for the contest.
This year our Top-3 contestants were Joe, Sandy, and Jane who together lost a total of 110 pounds! Jane finished in 3rd place with a total loss of 13.48% and took home $100. At Week 3, she was in 18th place but he continued work and tenacity took her to the top of the Chart!
Sandy moved her way up the Chart from 11th place in Week 2 to 2nd overall! She worked all contest long and finished with an impressive 14.01% of total weight lost. For her effort, Sandy took home $150!
Joe began the contest with a goal of losing 30 pounds. He added 3 more to that total to lose 17.16% total and win our 2016 Contest! Joe took the lead in Week 3 and never relinquished it. He only took our Top-Drop award for the highest weekly weight lost once, but he was the only Contestant to lose weight each of the 13 weigh ins! Joe wins our top prize, $275, and is looking forward to investing that money into a new wardrobe!
In addition to the performance of our Top-3, 7 contestants lost 10% or more of their body weight during the contest. On average, each contestant lost 15 pounds and the top performers averaged 17 pounds lost per person.
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A number of homes are without power after officials say a manhole explosion took place in the city's Manayunk neighborhood Monday evening.
The explosion happened at about 7 p.m. on Main Street, closing access to the road between Shurs Lane and Ridge Avenue, according to officials. Crews are working to repair the problem they say was caused by cable malfunctions underground.
As of 10:30 p.m. Monday, PECO reported nearly 1,800 homes were without power and they say it could take a few hours before it is restored.
No fires were reported and there is no word on how long the street will be closed.
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Life took an unexpected and ultimately more fulfilling turn for 2007 Ramon Magsaysay Chung To. Work brought him from New York to the lucrative shores of Hong Kong where he eventually changed careers as one of the region's staunchest AIDS advocate. His Greatness of Spirit transformed him from a rising star in the finance world to one who has given light to thousands of AIDS orphans in China.
Chung To was only 28 years old when his investment bank in New York assigned him to Hong Kong to expand the Asia market. He was to be Associate Director of the Swiss investment bank in Hong Kong, not a bad career move for this business graduate of Columbia University with a master's degree in East Asian Studies from Harvard. He was definitely a young star on the rise. Little did Chung To know that his return to Hong Kong, his birthplace, would actually steer him towards an entirely new and more fulfilling focus in life.
Chung To and his family migrated to the United States and settled in San Francisco in 1982 when he was 15 years old. It was a time when people were dying from a mysterious disease and San Francisco was one of the badly hit areas. Chung To recalls that the disease was in the front pages of newspapers almost everyday and that people referred to it as the "gay cancer" since most of the victims were gay.
He was deeply moved when his own high school math teacher died of the disease, identified later as AIDS. While still a student, he joined volunteer groups that raised funds for AIDS. He reportedly lost several friends to AIDS while working in New York.
In Hong Kong, Chung To found most of the homosexual community ignorant of AIDS. Though about a third of HIV/AIDS cases were gay men, unprotected sex among them was very common. He realized that the situation was not any better in rural areas in mainland China where people thought HIV and AIDS are inborn diseases.
Concerned that an AIDS epidemic similar to what he saw in San Francisco could hit the highly populated China, Chung To and some friends put up the Chi Heng (meaning wisdom in action) Foundation (CHF).
The CHF aimed at educating the Chinese on HIV and AIDS to protect high-risk groups including homosexuals and sex workers. It enlisted the help of brothel owners and volunteers to distribute condoms and safe sex kits in gay bars and clubs. It set up a helpline which delivered frank and factual information about HIV and AIDS; linked victims to doctors; offered counseling and legal advice. Eventually, it reached the gay community through internet. Its operations started in Hong Kong and later expanded to the mainland.
By 1999. Chung To divided his time between his job as Vice President of Credit Agricole Indosuez in Hong Kong and the CHF. On one of his visits to the villages in 2001, someone advised him to look into the AIDS situation in Central China where poor farmers had been selling their blood to earn extra money. They also contracted AIDS due to the unhygienic methods used in blood collection.
Chung To and CHF volunteers visited several villages in central China and found areas where, according to South China Morning Post, "young children have had to grow up too fast and take on the chores and responsibilities of adulthood. These are villages where a whole generation has been wiped out and children are looked after by their elderly, emotionally devastated grandparents."
An entry in Chung To's diary reads, "In one of the villages, out of tens of families almost every family had someone with AIDS. In dark and airless houses lay young but critically ill AIDS patients. They, who should be in their prime yet have to struggle with death daily, unable to care for their very young children, become old and ailing like a candle fluttering in the wind." Noting that the AIDS victims were dying without medical attention, he wrote, "Admittedly death is frightening but dying with no dignity is even worse. Even though it was a hot summer day, one cannot but feel the chills."
An equally serious aftermath of the AIDS epidemic in the villages were the thousands of orphans of AIDS, some of them HIV-positive. In 2004, Shanghai Daily cited a government report claiming over 60,000 AIDS-registered HIV carriers as of 2003 and noted that experts estimated the actual number to be about 840,000.
Chung To realized that the situation needed his full attention. He gave up his job at the bank and launched AIDS Orphans Project. "I figured that the world could do with one less banker, but these children, they couldn't wait," he said. He now devotes all his time to CHF. When he is not raising funds, he is in the villages attending directly to the needs of victims and the orphans.
The CHF operates in the villages throughout Central China, giving support to children who have lost at least one parent to AIDS or are living with an AIDS victim. The matter of how to take care of the children was carefully studied. Giving them up for adoption was not considered as CHF would not be able to find homes for thousands of orphans. Besides, it did not have the resources to monitor the quality of care being given each child. Putting up an orphanage and a special school for orphans was also not the answer as CHF had never managed a school. Besides, such a closed environment would limit the socialization of the orphans.
In the end, CHF chose to have the children live with grandparents or relatives within the same village and to attend the regular village schools. Such a scheme was thought best to minimize the orphans' isolation.
The CHF pays for the education and living expenses of the children. Its largest aid project is in Shangcai County in Henan province where more than 3,000 children are given assistance. The Foundation has extended its assistance to the children in the provinces of Anhui and Shandong as well.
Chung To devised a procedure wherein the child's parent or relative advanced payment for the school fees and then presented the receipt to the CHF for reimbursement. This system ensured that funds for a child's education were not used for other purposes by the family. Chung To himself would go to the villages to distribute the scholarship funds. It is his way of interacting with the children and to look into their academic records. He would give additional funds to those who would be in the top ten of their class.
Aside from scholarships, CHF offers psychotherapy sessions to allow the children to express and eventually reconcile with their feelings on their experiences through drawings and essays. The South China Morning Post relates the story of a boy whom Chung To met during one of his village visits. He had lost his father to AIDS and his mother was now dying. With a clenched fist, the boy said, "I'll kill this blood hand when I grow up," referring to those who operated the blood bank to which poor farmers sold their blood.
Another CHF program is the Memory Book Project which encourages AIDS victims to put together their family tree, personal stories, practical and moral advice, photographs, letters, and other memorabilia for incorporation in the Memory Book. With the Memory Book, the AIDS orphans have a record of their personal history and intimate memories of their parents.
Chi Heng Foundation now operates in ten cities in China including Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen in Guangdong Province. Its offices are manned by staff and volunteers like retired investment banker Brenda Li. Among its donors and partners are agencies of the United Nations, The Global Fund, Clinton Foundation, Home Affairs Bureau in Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong AIDS trust fund. Private individuals who believe in Chung To's work have likewise committed themselves to the cause. In 2006, Patrick Poon and his wife Dora, helped raise HK$2 million for CHF. They hope to raise HJK$3 million this year.
Chung To is the 2007 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Emergent Leadership for "his proactive and compassionate response to AIDS in China and to the needs of its most vulnerable victims." This is the latest of the recognitions accorded the man who now lives on his savings. Among his other awards are: Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World, 2006 (Junior Chamber International); 50 Most Charismatic Persons in China, 2006 (People's Weekly Magazine); Rotary Club Centennial Award for Professional Excellence, 2005 (Rotary International); AIDS in Hong Kong 20 Years: Ten Most Inspiring Persons, 2004 (Hong Kong Government Department of Health); and Ten Outstanding Young Persons of Hong Kong, 2003 (Junior Chamber of Hong Kong).
The Orphans Project started with 127 students; today, about 4,000 children are under its fold. Some of the orphans have completed university education and have joined Chung To on his visits to the villages. These graduates get further support from Chung To who helps them look for a job and arranges for their job training. As he lets go of some of the children, Chung To is reaching out to more in other provinces in China.
In an interview with Shanghai Daily, Chung To expresses no regret for giving up corporate life saying, "My former job can easily be filled by others but not my current one…Actually, I'm quite proud of what I have been doing—before, now, and in the future."
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A small federal agency is moving forward with recommendations for regulators to use social media when they write new rules.
The Administrative Conference of the U.S., which is tasked with improving the government's internal processes, made revisions to its draft recommendations at a meeting on Thursday.
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