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Autoethnography is an area that has come up in conversation around my research but I haven't really looked into it until now. I knew that it would relate to my work but I didn't know how it differed to autobiography which I know I look at, especially in relation to my solo.
My current understanding, I say current as I haven't yet looked into the area in depth, is that autoethnography is a type of autobiography but also takes in to account of surrounding nuances in culture and research. It is a type of story telling, looking at lived experiences and explores experiences relationaly to the surrounding influences.
Autoethnography has 4 distinctive attributes that makes it different to autobiography [Holman Jones, S. L., Adams, T. E., & Ellis, C. 2015].
1) Commentating on culture or cultural practices
Looking at, as I said above, the surrounding cultural practices of an experience or experiences. This could include move voices, comparing experiences in similar or different cultures.
2) Contributing to existing research
Using existing research within the text to show different sides to the argument or experience. This doesn't have to be through sited text.
3) Vulnerability
Through telling stories that leaves the author in a vulnerable position they are able to start conversation and relate.
4) Relationship with the audience
Autoethnography is written to elicit a response or reaction from the audience. Calling the view to action – "positioned as active participants expected to act in and on the unfolding story" [Holman Jones, S. L., Adams, T. E., & Ellis, C. 2015 (p25)].
These all makes it clear how autoethnography is different to biography. My question now is how I translate some of these in to dance and movement contact. It is clear how when looking at autoethnography as written text but will take a bit more research on my part to understand how other practitioners have related this in their own work.
I have looked at a number of these aspects individually in my past work which tells me my practice is leaning towards autoethnography. I looked at vulnerability in my solo 'Oprimido' and cultural nuances in my upcoming project on first encounters. The one I am stuck with is how to clearly position my research in relation to others or how to present other research within my work.
One that really excites me and I want to explore in my own practice is the relationship with the audience. There is something there about the interaction between audience and performer. Can the audience influence the performance? how?
– Holman Jones, S. L., Adams, T. E., & Ellis, C. (2015). Handbook of autoethnography. Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press.


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Early Bird Rates through January 22!
February 14-16, 2019
Corpus Christi, Texas
Join farmers, ranchers, and gardening enthusiasts from all over Texas to share ideas, network, build community, and have fun!
The conference includes two days of interactive learning sessions, plus multiple add-on pre-conference workshops and farm tours. Be sure to join us for the Friday Night Banquet featuring a delicious locally-sourced dinner and keynote speaker, Ellen Polishuk, a longtime down-to-earth vegetable farmer, farming consultant, author, and dynamic speaker. Pre-conference events will be announced and available for registration later this fall.
TOFGA is a statewide non-profit organization focused on education and advocacy for Texas farmers, ranchers, and gardeners who practice organic and sustainable methods. TOFGA is run exclusively on membership dues and donations from the community. Please know that your registration fees are what allow TOFGA to put on this conference every year. Thank you for helping to make this event possible!
Friday Banquet: Farm-to-Table Dinner & Keynote by Ellen Polishuk
Informative and inspiring, Ellen Polishuk is TOFGA's 2019 keynote speaker! A longtime, down-to-earth farmer, business consultant, author, and dynamic speaker, she will engage our participants and share insight on sustainability, profitability, and resilient agriculture!
Ellen Polishuk leverages her 35 years of vegetable farming experience to help growers around the country reach their farm dreams. She leads workshops and consults with farmers to improve their soils, labor management practices, and marketing to increase farm profits and achieve a joyful balanced life. One of three owners of Potomac Vegetable Farms in Northern Virginia, Ellen grew produce for 7 farmers markets, a 550 member CSA, and two roadsides stands. She is a co-author of the newly released book Start Your Farm and writes the farmer-to-farmer profile column for Growing For Market magazine. She and her husband live in suburban Maryland, where Ellen gardens as much as possible. We look forward to welcoming her to Texas in February!
We are thrilled to offer full conference registrants up to two banquet tickets for just $35 each! The banquet is not included in registration but can be added during the registration process. Tickets are available to the general public as well, so invite your local friends to join us for this wonderful Friday evening event!
Conference Schedule
The full conference schedule is posted at this link. Be sure to plan for the following events:
- Thursday Pre-Conference Workshops & Farm Tours (Registration for pre-conference events is separate and not included in the full conference registration.) Click Here for More Information
- Welcome Reception - Thursday 5:30-7:30 pm - Join the TOFGA Board and exhibitors for mixing & mingling, appetizers, and a cash bar.
- Academic Poster Display - Thursday 5:30-7:30 - Visit with research students and professors during the Welcome Reception! Details here about submitting your academic poster for display!
- Seed Swap & Trivia Night - Thursday after the Welcome Reception
- TOFGA Members Meeting - Organizational updates and officer elections.
- Annual Banquet Dinner & Keynote - Friday evening, dinner included, plus cash bar!
- Exhibitors Hall - Open Thursday 5:30-7:30, all-day Friday, and Saturday until close.
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The Enemy of My Enemy
Facing the threat of a nuclear Iran, the hostile Arab-Israeli relationship is giving way to a more complex picture
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Field Trip Friday (PM Session) | Homeschool and Small Group Programming
October 23 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm$10.00
Looking to expand your homeschooling or virtual learning experience? Or just searching for ways to unplug and re-engage with your school-age kiddos? Learning Tree Farm is the place for you! This opportunity is geared towards school-age children and their caretaker(s). Join us for a small group (max of 9 total attendees), 1 ½ hour experience with one of our knowledgeable farm educators. Explore and dive deeper as you learn more about our animals, gardens, woodlands, and history of the farm. Due to the limited size of this program, pre-registration and pre-payment are required.
- Pre-registration & payment required
- You will receive a link to pre-pay once your pre-registration is accepted.
- Sessions are $10 per students 3-11 years old, $3 per caregiver, 0-2 years old are FREE
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As market conditions change, what items are accepted in your blue bin can change over time. However, how you prepare your recyclables for collection should stay the same. Here's a list of recycling do's and don'ts.
Do: Ensure your containers are empty
- As a general rule, your containers should be empty before tossing them in the blue bin. A quick rinse is always appreciated. Doing so creates a healthier, cleaner work environment for the staff at the Material Recovery Facility (MRF.) It also lessens the chance of contaminating other materials in the blue bin and developing mold and unpleasant odours.
Don't: Liquids and food waste
- Liquids and food waste don't belong in your blue bin. This contaminates other clean recyclables. Dump out your liquids and dispose of leftover food before putting your containers in the recycling.
Do: Toss your items in loosely
- When putting your materials in the recycling bin, toss them in loosely. There's no need to put your recyclables inside other containers (i.e. nesting). Doing this makes the recycling process more challenging because the optical sorters at the MRF won't be able to sort the items correctly if they're inside one another.
Don't: Bag your recyclables
- Bagging your recyclables unfortunately does more harm than good. When staff at the MRF see bagged material on the belt, they immediately pull it off and it goes into the garbage. This is a safety hazard to the workers because they can't see what's inside the bag. Save yourself time and toss your items into the bin loosely.
Do: Check if it's accepted
- Make sure what you're putting in blue bin is accepted in our program, which collects residential packaging and printed paper. If you're not sure what is accepted, you can download our recycling guide here.
Don't: Toss in unaccepted materials
- There are two categories of unaccepted materials: items that can donated or brought to a depot, or products that are recyclable, but not in the blue bin. You can visit the Recycle Manitoba website to find a drop-off location for where to properly these materials.
Do: Bring your items to a Winnipeg 4R Depot
- If you don't have enough space in your blue bin, bring your excess recycling to a Winnipeg 4R Depot. The depots are a one-stop-shop where residents can recycle their packaging and printed paper and other household items. This includes electronics, tires, ceramics and scrap metal. Learn more about what materials you can recycle here.
Don't: Place your cart incorrectly
- When it comes time for your recycling to be collected, your cart lid should be closed and have nothing placed on top of it. If there are items placed on top of your cart, service can be refused by the trucks and your recyclables won't get picked up. Also, ensure that your cart isn't placed too closely to other items. They should be an arm's length away from each other.


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With school systems across the US closing down in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Spectrum says it will provide free internet access to students who currently don't use its service. The company will install broadband and WiFi in new student households free of charge and provide access for 60 days. The offer is available to families with both K-12 and college students.
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Today was the follow up ultrasound to our anatomical scan gone wrong! At our last appointment (around 19 weeks) we were unable to get any of the measurements we needed so we were asked to come back around 21 weeks to try again. Thankfully, this time we were able to see all the bits and pieces of the baby that we needed and I'm assuming that because I haven't got a call from my doctor…everything is a-ok! So the good news is that we seem to have a healthy baby bobbing around in my belly and the bad news is that because we finally got all the pictures we needed we probably won't have another ultrasound until end of October or early November when we start taking a peek at fluid levels!
The baby was still head down (in the vertex position) with its legs folded up over its body which if you look closely at picture one you can see the legs extending above the belly. It's tiny hands were up near its face and head and one of the hands actually waved at us a couple of times…which you can also see in our ultrasound. Our baby is measuring bang on for its due date so not too big and not too small…just perfect!
In other news the doctor hasn't called me back yet with the results of my maternal serum screening so I am assuming no news is good news and moving forward! My next appointment is on October 14 when I will be close to 24 weeks pregnant and I will probably get all the paperwork I need to go and have my gestational diabetes test…now if I can just pass that test all will be fabulous in my world!


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IF you're a baker, a professional chef or simply working in the baking or culinary industry and you want to test your skills, you can do just that by joining the Bakers Cup competitions at the upcoming Bakery Fair 2015, slated at the World Trade Center, Gil Puyat Ave. Ext. corner Diosdado Macapagal Blvd., Pasay City, from January 30 to February 1, 2015.
"Bakery Fair showcases the remarkable talent of Filipino bakers and highlights the Asian love for quality bread. We seek to show the world that the Filipino baking industry is taking off," says Winston Uy, president of the Filipino-Chinese Bakery Association Inc. (FCBAI), organizer of the annual Bakery Fair.
As it has always been, the highlight of Bakery Fair 2015 is the Bakers Cup, which is a prestigious competition that chefs and bakers look forward to not only for the honor of earning the title as Ultimate Champion and winning cash prizes but also for the rare opportunity to compete internationally.
This year's competitions are divided into two main categories—the Angel Yeast Steamed Bun Competition and the Puratos Bake-Off. These two categories aim to test bakers' creativity, efficiency and wit in making delicious and quality breads, steamed buns, cakes and chocolate showpieces.
Eliminations for the Bakers Cup competitions take place at the FCBAI Baking Center, 1967 Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz, Manila, from January 20 to 23, so interested parties have to register now to secure a slot in the competitions. Registration is ongoing until Thursday, January 15. Interested parties have to register and sign up through www.bakerscup.org before 2:00 p.m. on January 15.
An orientation for the participants in the Bakers Cup competitions is scheduled on January 17, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eliminations for the S500 Bread Baking Battle takes place at the FCBAI Baking Center on January 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., while those for the Carat Chocolate Showpiece Challenge happen on January 21, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Angel Yeast Steamed Bun eliminations take place on January 22, from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. For the Carat Chocolate Decoration Challenge, eliminations will be held on January 23, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Finals for all categories will take place at Bakery Fair 2015 trade show scheduled from January 30 to February 1. The biggest baking and food service trade show in the Philippines, Bakery Fair is where great deals in raw materials and supplies are abundant, and numerous seminars and food demonstrations by experts in the field take place.
Entrance tickets to the event are at Php100 for online registration made starting January 25 as well as for on-site registration during the event itself. To enter for free, pre-register at the Bakery Fair website, www.bakeryfair.org, on or before January 24, then print and bring the ticket you will receive through your email to the Bakery Fair registration booth during the event itself to confirm your entry.


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It's really nothing new. Extrajudicial killings by members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force have been a persistent human rights concern over decades, highlighted in numerous local and international reports, including the U.S. State Department's Human Rights Report.
Now, add Amnesty International to that list. At a press conference in Kingston on November 23, 2016, Amnesty International unveiled its latest report on Jamaica: "Waiting in Vain: Unlawful Police Killings and Relatives' Long Struggle for Justice". Amnesty's Americas Director, Erika Guevara-Rosas, noted in a press release:
If authorities in Jamaica are serious about tackling the country's shocking levels of police killings and violence they must urgently promote a deep police and justice reform to address not only the number of police murders but the root causes of the problem.


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>Seeing how there is a vacant seat currently on the Middletown Board of Education and that the Board is currently accepting application to fill that seat, I wonder how many applicants or current board members know about a bill recently signed into law by Governor Christie, creating tighter restrictions on eligibility requirements of those that serve on New Jersey school boards.
Journalist Mark Spivey recently wrote about this in a column that appeared on various news outlets around the area titled "Member might lose BOE seat; Faces disqualification from '68 drug charge"
…The bill "permanently disqualifies from employment or service" on those boards anyone who has been convicted of a wide range of crimes, including all first- and second-degree offenses (among them many drug-related offenses) but also more minor charges including criminal mischief, reckless endangerment or resisting arrest….
According to the bill, each of the nearly 5,000 members of New Jersey's hundreds of boards of education is required to undergo a comprehensive criminal history and background check within 30 days. Board members are responsible for covering the cost of the background checks out of their own pockets.
Locally based Assemblyman Jerry Green, D-Union, explained that the bill mirrors existing state restrictions on public schools' hiring practices.
"If we prohibit someone from teaching in a classroom because of past convictions, then they definitely should be prohibited from presiding over the education of an entire school district," Green said. "It's a commonsense change that is long overdue."
I wonder how many current, past or future candidates for the BOE have long buried skeletons in their closets from their youthful indiscretions; Potentially there are many, but should it really preclude them from serving on the board now or in the future after so many years have past? After all, the same standard isn't applied to those seeking public office.


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Hell Is For Heroes / Freeze The Atlantic
Tuesday 20th November at The Peel
Some tickets available on the door.
Five kids go...to the Peel!
One of the UK's finest rock / post-hardcore bands, and Banquet all time faves, Hell Is For Heroes have come out of hiatus to play a string of shows with Hundred Reasons. Ahead of that, we're super excited to welcome them back to Kingston where they will be playing their debut album The Neon Handshake in full!
Tuesday 20 Nov - support comes from our boys Scholars (touring with Pure Love and Canterbury this winter) and Freeze The Atlantic, the Hants rockers who include members of Hundred Reasons / Reuben!
Tickets £10
Please Note The Peel is a 16+ venue, VALID PHOTO ID will be required
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Snows Timber, previously part of The Bradfords Group, announces the completion of a Management Buy Out, led by Managing Director, Ian Church.
Ian, alongside Craig Willoughby, Supply Chain Director, and Adam Cray, Finance Director had their bid for a management buyout approved by The Bradford's Group in January 2019 and have since been busy completing the deal.
Ian Church, Snows Timber's Managing Director, says:
"This is great news for us and for Snows' customers. It enables us to create a truly agile business and to continue investing in the areas that really need it. In our customer service proposition, we aim to be the very best in our sector. What excites us the most is the fact we are now truly independent."
Snows remains a national importer, processor and distributor of timber & timber products through it's Andover and Mansfield Distribution Centres.
The National Sales Office in Towcester remains while it also now becomes the new Snows Head Office located at Pond Barn, Pury Hill Business Park, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 7LS.
The Glastonbury Head Office and Distribution Centre was sold to Sydenham's in February 2019. As part of the sale agreement, Snows cannot trade in the counties of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset for a period of 12 months, started on 1st March 2019.


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Taxable incomes
Producer: Statistics Finland
Homepage: http:// www.stat.fi/til/tvt/index_en.html
Main topic: Income and Consumption
Related topics: Living Conditions
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European Statistical System (ESS): No
Statistics on taxable incomes (formerly Statistics on income and property) describe the income subject to taxation, deductions, liabilities and taxation of private persons. The basic data of the statistics are drawn from the Tax Administration's database and cover all private persons who have received taxable income during the year. Income and taxation are examined by, inter alia, income brackets as well as age and gender. The total data also allow for regional examination upwards from the level of municipalities. The statistics are produced annually. As from statistical year 2005 they are available only on the Internet.
Data content
Taxable income of private persons, income structure and distribution among income earners. Income has been classified at a detailed level. The statistics describe the earned and capital income of income earners, wages and salaries, entrepreneurial and property income as well as income transfers, deductions, paid taxes and levies, and liabilities.
The population consists of private persons, who have received taxable income during the year. The basic data are confidential.
Classifications used
Age of income earner, income brackets, gender, regional classifications (all regional divisions based on municipalities).
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The Tax Administrations' database is a register which covers the whole population. It includes also the persons deceased during the tax year and persons resident abroad, if they have been subject to taxation in Finland by virtue of the acts on income tax.
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One year.
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Approximately one year from the end of the statistical reference year.
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Find out the back story to Nordic Greats and why it is a must-see performance, 106 years in the making
One Yellow Rabbit and Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra are collaborating together again! After a thrilling co-presentation together for the wild Mozart's Birthday Party, we are now bringing you Nordic Greats, January 25, 2020.
From Norway, we bring you, violinist, Eldbjørg Hemsing playing a GB Guadagnini violin from 1754 on loan from the Dextra Musica Foundation. Hemsing rediscovered the almost completely forgotten work of Norwegian composer Hjalmar Borgström, who is represented with his violin concerto in G major, op. 25, conducted by Rune Bergmann.
The Norwegian composer is tragically not forgotten because of the quality of his compositions, but because he did not compose music based on the folklore of his homeland. Instead, he composed music committed to the late romantic German composing style that did not gain favour or popularity in Norway. In Germany, French composers were in high demand, marking this Norwegian composer one that would get lost to the ages. Ironically, his Violin Concerto in G major, op. 25 No. 1, completed in 1914, had a successful premiere.
Enter the deeply engaged Eldbjørg Hemsing as she brings this piece into the light with her expressive style; transforming the melodious themes and unusual harmonies that is telling of a remarkable Norwegian composer. This powerful journey of the legacy of this forgotten music reflects the testament that it did not deserve this fate, but deserves its place in today's concert halls.
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For home sellers, you'll want to spend some time organizing your residence's garage. By doing so, you can show homebuyers just how much space your garage has to offer. Plus, you might even be able to eliminate clutter and get rid of unwanted items before you move.
What does it take to transform an ordinary garage into an exceptional one? Here are three garage organization tips that every home seller needs to know.
1. Use All of the Space at Your Disposal.
Although your garage may seem small at first, it is important to keep in mind that you can use assorted shelving and storage units to optimize the amount of space at your disposal.
Try to use as much vertical space as you can to store items in your garage. For instance, you can hang brooms, mops and rakes on your garage walls, and this may allow you to free up horizontal space for other garage items. In addition, you can set up cabinets to store various tools in your garage.
Ideally, you'll want to maintain sufficient space to fit your car in your garage. And if you focus on maximizing the horizontal and vertical space that is available, you should have no trouble parking your car in your garage any time you choose.
2. Separate Your Must-Have Items from the Clutter.
Clutter is an eyesore, and as such, you'll want to do everything possible to eliminate it from your garage immediately.
Dedicate the necessary time and resources to go through all of the belongings in your garage. This will enable you to separate must-have items from garage clutter.
If you find an excess amount of garage clutter, you have a few options as well. You can throw away items, donate them to charity or sell them during a garage sale. Regardless of which options you choose, you'll be able to eliminate clutter and improve your garage's appearance at the same time.
3. Label Your Belongings.
Now that you know which items you're going to keep, you should label and store them accordingly.
Typically, sorting items into groups is a good idea, particularly when it comes to organizing your garage. This will help you stay organized as well as save time when you need to find garage items in the future.
If you're struggling to organize your garage, you may want to consider professional assistance. Lucky for you, cleaning companies are available that can help you revamp your garage and ensure it looks clean and neat for an extended period of time.
Furthermore, your real estate agent may be able to help you enhance your garage's appearance. He or she will be able to offer garage organization and cleaning recommendations, guaranteeing you can take the right steps to improve your garage.
When it comes to organizing your home's garage, there is no need to leave anything to chance. Instead, use the aforementioned tips, and you can organize your garage items and bolster your garage's appearance.
Depending upon where your laundry room is in your home, it may be a breeding ground for plenty of stuff. People leave their shoes in there along with coats, an array of cleaning supplies and other junk piled up in one spot. However and wherever your laundry room is, you can organize it in a few easy steps.
If you place coats, boots, sandals, hats and gloves in the laundry room, you need bins to keep them organized. Either label bins and put items where they need to be, or get some baskets to sort everything out. Every member of your family can have their own bin for their off-season belongings.
For easy sorting, label hampers so that clothes are already sorted when you head to do laundry. This will cut down on your laundry time significantly. Each family member will have their own responsibility to bring his or her own clothes to the laundry room and sort them out.
Since space can be limited in the laundry room, its hard to find places to hang clothes to dry that arent able to go in the dryer. If you get a clothesline that will enable you to hang your clothes vertically, youll save space.
If you have some counter space in the laundry room cleared way and reserved, youll have more space to be able to fold your clothes. Getting the folding done on the spot is a great idea because then, youll have less to do when you come out of the laundry room!
Its inevitable that people will always leave something in their pockets. You dont want tissues and receipts to end up in the wash. As youre doing laundry, youll need a place to dispose of these items and a place to get rid of dryer lint and dryer sheets as well. Other items that are found in the laundry that dont belong there should be kept in a separate basket for people to pick up at a later time.
If the laundry room is near an entryway to the home, you need a shoe rack there. People will be taking their shoes off and on, and you dont want shoes strewn throughout the room. You may also want to get a good doormat, one that will pick up mud and dirt, to keep it from spreading throughout the room and the house.
With a few changes, your laundry room can be easily organized. Youll just need to train your family on how to use the new systems in order to make life a bit easier for you!
We are all guilty of it, some worse than others. Homes all over America are brimming with clutter. Do the closets in your home trigger a small avalanche every time you open them? Are your basements and attics filled to capacity with boxes of your adult childrens baby clothes and toys? Do you have holiday decorations from 25 years ago tucked away in corners of your home? The typical American has the tendency to hoard objects and it is becoming an epidemic. Most of us have more objects entering the house than we have exiting the house. It does not take long before all this stuff over burdens the storage systems in the home. We just keep shopping and bringing in more stuff than we are getting rid of. Eventually our counters are muddled with papers, our cabinets are stuffed to the max, and our garage is no longer a place we can store the car. Instead the garage is just another room filled to capacity with boxes and bins of junk. All this clutter is suffocating us and stealing our time and energy. It complicates our life and causes stressful situations when we spend our time searching for missing items. Clutter can impact our social life as well, making us afraid to let our friends into our home. It's time to simplify our life and get rid of the clutter! By clearing out the clutter in your home you begin to reclaim your space and your time. Living a simplified life with less stuff will allow you to live in harmony with out all the chaos. Own less and live more, keep it simple.
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Napolitano and May Issue Statements on Immigration
June 19, 2018: UC President Janet Napolitano and Chancellor Gary S. May issue statements on the growing humanitarian crisis at the southern border of the United States and call out the government for playing politics with the lives of DACA recipients. [More …]
UC Principles of Support
March 28, 2018: UC's Statement of Principles in Support of Undocumented Members of the UC Community (issued in November 2016), in which the university says it will protect the privacy and civil rights of the undocumented members of the UC community and direct UC police departments not to undertake joint efforts with any government agencies to enforce federal immigration law. [More …]
FAQ on Immigration Enforcement Actions
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Police: No Sweeps, No Assistance on Federal Raids
Jan. 23, 2018: Chancellor Gary S. May and Police Chief Joseph A. Farrow reiterate UC Davis' position on immigration enforcement: Campus police will not conduct sweeps, nor assist in any federal raids or otherwise participate in efforts to detain suspected undocumented members of our university community. [More …]
UC Statement on Federal Court's DACA Ruling
Jan. 9, 2018: Order temporarily stops the Trump administration's rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, leaving the university encouraged but still pressing its legal challenge, supporting congressional legislation for permanent protection, and providing services and aid to its undocumented students. [More …]
DACA Decision: This Is What It Means
Sept. 5, 2017: In response to the Trump administration's decision on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the UC Immigrant Legal 快2彩票 Center posts information on pending applications and applications for renewal, applications for advanced parole to travel outside the country, what to do if you are out of the country, along with links to other resources. [More …]
Chancellor May's Statement on DACA Decision
Sept. 5, 2017: Chancellor Gary S. May expresses grave disappointment in the White House decision to end the DACA program. He says UC Davis is 快2彩票 to a dedicated community of DACA students from across the globe, and that the university's AB 540 and Undocumented Student Center is a model of empowerment, opportunity and equity. [More …]
Chancellor May: 'Incitement to Violence Is Not Speech'
Aug. 17, 2017: "This terrorizing display of racism and hate (in Charlottesville, Virginia) has raised questions about the limits on freedom of expression. ... Incitement to violence is not speech. Terrorism is not dialogue. Freedom of speech is about new ideas, not old hate." [More ...]
Charlottesville 'An Assault on Our Cherished Values'
Aug. 14, 2017: In a letter to the UC community, President Janet Napolitano decries "the acts of domestic terrorism we saw in Charlottesville" and says: "We must continue to speak and act against the shameful behavior we witnessed over the weekend and ensure that our colleges and universities, and our nation as a whole, remain safe and civil for all." [More ...]
Chancellor May's Statement on Public University Admissions
Aug. 2, 2017: Chancellor Gary S. May affirms UC President Janet Napolitano's statement regarding the Justice Department's reported review of admissions practices. "Like her, I'm troubled that the proposed charge to the Office of Civil Rights may lead to a chilling effect on equitable access to high quality education." [More ...]
In Support of Transgender Members of UC Community
Feb. 23, 2017: In a statement, UC says it will continue to ensure that its transgender students, faculty and staff have unrestricted access to restrooms that conform to their gender identities. We also link to the UC Davis map showing all gender-inclusive restrooms on campus. [More ...]
Forum Addresses Concerns Over Immigration Order
Feb. 7, 2017: More than 250 people attend Feb. 2 event where campus leaders offer answers and resources to such concerns as, "Scholar and student visas are expiring — how can the university help?" and "What is happening with applications from overseas for admission to graduate school in the fall?" [More ...]
Faculty, Students, Alumni Aid Detainees
Jan. 31, 2017: Holly Cooper, co-director, describes the immigration Law Clinic's "nonstop legal response" to President Trump's executive order. One team worked at San Francisco International Airport, others worked at the law school, preparing emergency motions for court, arguing the people being detained were being held unconstitutionally. [More ...]
Interim Chancellor Hexter: Affirming Our Staunch Support
Jan. 30, 2017: He says he and other administrators are reaching out to students and scholars affected by the executive order and offering support. "I encourage you to be mindful of all those among us who are fearful for themselves, their family members or friends. We must, as a daily practice, be compassionate and supportive, but more than ever at times like this." [More ...]
'We Are Enriched By Our Friends From Around the World'
Jan. 30, 2017: In a joint message, Interim Chancellor Ralph J. Hexter and Davis Mayor Robb Davis say our friend from around the world contribute in myriad ways to our community and our university. "They are part of us." [More ...]
Global Affairs and SISS Offer Support
Jan. 30, 2017: Joanna Regulska, vice provost and associate chancellor of Global Affairs, and Wesley Young, director of 快2彩票 for International Students and Scholars, say: "We are committed to the support of all international students and scholars, and will continue to work to make UC Davis a desired destination for those who would join us in our mission of teaching, research and public service." [More ...]
UC Leadership: 'Order Is Contrary to Our Values'
Jan. 29, 2017: President Janet Napolitano and all the UC chancellors say they are "committed to supporting all members of the UC community who are impacted by this executive action." [More ...]
Interim Chancellor Responds to Trump Order
Jan. 28, 2017: "Like many of you, I am deeply troubled by President Trump's executive order restricting entry into the country by people from seven countries. Our university is one that embraces scholars and workers of all backgrounds and ideals, which is rooted in our Principles of Community." [More ...]
UCOP Issues Guidance on Executive Order
Jan. 28, 2017: The UC Office of the President issues "Guidance for the UC Community on the Executive Order Affecting Visa Processes and Entry Into the United States." [More ...]
Hexter Urges Climate Action by Trump and Congress
Dec. 20, 2016: Interim Chancellor Ralph J. Hexter joined more than 170 other university and college leaders by signing an open letter to the president-elect and Congress urging them to take action to fight climate change and continue research on the changing planet. [More ...]
UC Academic Council Supports Principles
Dec. 6, 2016: The UC Academic Council, which includes the Academic Senate divisional chairs from each campus, endorses the UC Principles in Support of Undocumented Members of the UC Community. [More …]
State's 3 College Systems Send Letter to Trump
Nov. 29, 2016: UC President Napolitano joins the leaders of the California State University and California Community College systems in urging President-elect Trump to allow students who are in the country illegally to continue their educations without fear of deportation. [More ...]
UC Undocumented Legal 快2彩票 Center FAQ
Updated Nov. 23, 2016: If you are an undocumented student who is currently abroad, you are advised to be back in the United States before Inauguration Day (Jan. 20). [More …]
Hexter Answers Faculty, Staff and Students
Nov. 22, 2016: The interim chancellor reiterates his support for all members of our campus community and says he will not remain silent in the face of messages or actions that are designed to stifle discussion by promoting fear and intolerance. [More ...]
Interim Chancellor Defends Diversity
Nov. 16, 2016: "Although the First Amendment may give someone the right to criticize UC Davis' proud commitment to diversity, it also gives me the right to condemn messages such as the ones we were subjected to this week." [More ...]
"Caring staff are ready to support you," campus leaders advised students, staff and faculty after the presidential election.
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Student Resource and Retention Centers
Walk-in support and healing spaces.
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Student Housing Resident Advisors
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Academic and Staff Assistance Program
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Office of the Ombuds
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This month's "Meet This Artist" is written by guest blogger Elisabeth Lewis Corley. Multiple hyphenate Mike Wiley, an actor-playwright- director-arts educator, came to Pittsboro because he and his wife, Jodi Neely Wiley, were living in Apex and expecting a second child when their first was almost four and they needed more room. And Jodi Neely… Read More →
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It would be remiss of me to think that I could continue this blog without further alluding to or mentioning the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact. I am still hoping that it will not mean that I am unable to participate in Trek Nepal in October but that is a potential implication. Per my previousContinue reading "Do you choose to be "A Part" of; or "Apart" from?"
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Someone, Somewhere
We are living through a global pandemic, the apparently rapidly spreading Covid-19 coronavirus. I do not know how it might impact my trek; at the moment I am carrying on as though everything is still going ahead as planned. What I do know is that this outbreak must be significantly more frightening for those livingContinue reading "Someone, Somewhere"
Commitment No. 3
My third commitment is that I will continue to let go of my perfectionism, which for me often manifests as internalised frustration at things not going as I envisaged or going my way. I am painfully aware that I have not posted for a few weeks now. This is partially because almost all my freeContinue reading "Commitment No. 3"
The Lost Art of Doing Nothing
The trek is still 7 months away. I went to the doctor on Friday to see whether I could book in for my jabs. He told me to return in August. I then picked up my training schedule which started at "16 weeks before the trek"; again I was left feeling premature and also bereft,Continue reading "The Lost Art of Doing Nothing"
5 lessons I have learned for when I am faced with a challenge
Shift your Perspective Earlier this week I had the privilege of attending a talk given by Major Tim Peake, where he shared with us the story of his voyage into space. He also showed the photographs he had taken of the earth from space, and as I gazed at one particularly awe inspiring photo ofContinue reading "5 lessons I have learned for when I am faced with a challenge"
How to organise a fundraising event for the 1st time
One of the main reasons that the Trek Nepal experience is a great personal challenge for me is that this is my first ever time fundraising. I was brought up with that terribly British mentality when it comes to the foibles and faux pas of discussing money, therefore truthfully, I find the idea of activelyContinue reading "How to organise a fundraising event for the 1st time"
Commitment No. 2
My second commitment is that I will learn at least one new thing each week about Nepal between now and when I depart for the trek in October. Why have I decided this? Partly because my journey to Nepal is imbued with a particular sense of purpose (provided by WaterAid). I go there armed withContinue reading "Commitment No. 2"
Earlier this week, I was thinking about how often we start something for one reason, but end up carrying it on for a completely different reason. I took up yoga, for example, primarily for the physical benefits: to change my body and to improve my posture. A few years later and I am still practising,Continue reading "Reflecting"
Commitment No. 1
Between now and October I intend to make mini personal commitments, in order to signpost the "inner" aspect of this journey. My first commitment is that I will try to remain fully present and grounded in the here and now. This commitment is firstly to remind myself that I do not have the power toContinue reading "Commitment No. 1"
Reality Checklist
Over the Christmas break I received my trek checklists from WaterAid (for packing, for training etc), making this feel so much more real. What I have learned so far: I need to buy lots of things I don't have – I have already decided that a good sleeping bag is a non-negotiable. I will beContinue reading "Reality Checklist"


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The Soul-Winner's Task
The task the Savior envisioned for His disciples was the evangelization of the world. The words of that commission have never been withdrawn, and the vision for world evangelization is still as clear as when the Savior first presented it. The question arises as to how far we have fulfilled this task.
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21 Jun 2007 00:00 - 00:00
The Diary of Petr Ginz
Atlantic Books and Czech Centre London have the pleasure of inviting you to the book launch of The Diary of Petr Ginz with Chava Pressburger (Eva Ginz, Theresienstadt survivor)
Thursday 21 June 2007
6.30 for 7pm
The Diary of Petr Ginz is a poignant and powerful account of everyday life in Prague from September 1941 till October 1942, written by 14 year old Jewish boy Petr before he is sent to Theresienstadt.
Translator Elena Lappin and Chava Pressburger, Petr's sister, will read from the book and reveal the amazing story behind its discovery.
Petr Ginz, Moon landscape
Petr Ginz, Moon landscape
Not since Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl has such an intimately candid, deeply affecting account of a childhood compromised by Nazi tyranny come to light. As a fourteen-year-old Jewish boy living in Prague in the early 1940s, Petr Ginz dutifully kept a diary that captured the increasingly precarious texture of daily life. Petr was killed in a gas chamber at Auschwitz at the age of sixteen, and his diaries – recently discovered in a Prague attic under extraordinary circumstances – now read as the prescient eyewitness account of a meticulous observer.
Petr was a young prodigy, a budding artist and writer whose paintings, drawings and writings reflect his insatiable appetite for learning and experience. He records the grim facts of his everyday life with a child's keen eye for the absurd and the tragic. When Jews are forced to identify themselves with the yellow star of David, he writes, 'On the way to school I counted sixty-nine "sheriffs"' – and throughout, his youthful sense of mischief never dims. In the space of a few pages, Petr muses on the prank he plays on his science class and reveals that his cousins have been called to turn over all their furniture and belongings, having been summoned east in the next transport.
The diary ends with Petr's own summons to Theresienstadt, where he would become the driving force behind the secret newspaper, Vedem ('We Lead'), and where he would continue to draw, paint, write and read, furiously educating himself for a future he would never see. Fortunately, Petr's voice lives on. The Diary of Petr Ginz is an invaluable historical document and a testament to one remarkable child's hunger for life.
Petr Ginz was killed in 1944, aged sixteen.
His sister, Chava Pressburger, who introduces the published diary, now lives in Israel.
Elena Lappin is a writer and editor living in London. She is the author of Foreign Brides and The Nose.
Petr Ginz, Prague
Interview with Chava Pressburger
From US coverage (April 2007): International Herald Tribune, New York Times
Edited by Chava Pressburger
Translated by Elena Lappin
and with a foreword by Jonathan Safran Foer
Published by Atlantic Books on 21 June 2007
hardback £16.99, 192 pp, full colour illustrations
isbn: 978 1 84354 553 8
Petr Ginz, Theresienstadt
Petr Ginz, Theresienstadt
Free event, booking necessary on 020 73075180 or via email to storchova@ czechcentre.org.uk
Free event, booking necessary on 020 73075180 or via email to storchova@ czechcentre.org.uk
Part of a celebration of Jewish culture in Theresienstadt organised by the Czech Centre.
Supported by the Czech Embassy in London
30 Kensington Palace Gardens
W8 4QY London
United Kingdom
21 Jun 2007 00:00 - 00:00
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Related Link: A Bold, Bearish Call On Utilities ETFs
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Tuesday, October 6, 2020 - 9:30am
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East Tampa Community Advisory Committee Meeting
When: Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Where: Ragan Park Community Center
1200 E. Lake Avenue
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Topic: Community Advisory Committee Meeting
Contact: Eva Hughes at (813) 242-3807
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