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Geographie
Das von ausgedehnten Wäldern umgebene Dorf Bílé Vchynice befindet sich linksseitig des Grabens Vchynická svodnice in der Středolabské tabule (Tafelland an der mittleren Elbe). Nördlich des Dorfes stoßen der Pardubický, Královéhradecký und Středočeský kraj zusammen. Im Nordwesten erhebt sich der Na Jívě (248 m n.m.).

Nachbarorte sind Hradišťko II, Loukonosy, Levín, Olešnice und Pamětník im Norden, Chárovna, Štít und Klamoš im Nordosten, Újezd u Přelouče, Bukovina und Komárov im Osten, Kolesa, Chaloupky und Kladruby nad Labem im Südosten, Tetov und Hlavečník im Süden, Uhlířská Lhota im Südwesten, Rasochy und Radovesnice II im Westen sowie Rozehnaly und Kundratice im Nordwesten.

Geschichte
An der Stelle des Dorfes erstreckte sich bis in die zweite Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts der Teich Rutwas mit einer Fläche von 800 Quadratklaftern.

Im Zuge der Raabisation ließ der Besitzer der Fideikommissherrschaft Chlumetz, Franz Ferdinand Graf Kinsky von Wchinitz und Tettau im Jahre 1788 auf den trockengelegten und emphyteutisierten Gründen das Dorf Weisz-Chinitz anlegen. Benannt wurde es in Andenken an den Ursprungsort des Geschlechts, Vchynice. Auch Tettau und Kolesa wurden zu dieser Zeit gegründet. 1790 bestand das Straßendorf Weisz-Chinitz aus 30 Häusern.

Im Jahre 1833 bestand das im Bidschower Kreis gelegene Dorf Chinitz, auch Weiß-Chinitz genannt, aus 32 Häusern, in denen 242 Personen lebten. Pfarrort war Žiželitz. Ab 1847 wurde das Dorf als Wchynice bzw. Weiss Chynitz bezeichnet. Bis zur Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts blieb Wchynice der Fideikommissherrschaft Chlumetz untertänig.

Nach der Aufhebung der Patrimonialherrschaften bildete Bílé Vchynice ab 1849 einen Ortsteil der Gemeinde Kundratice im Gerichtsbezirk Chlumetz. Ab 1868 gehörte das Dorf zum Bezirk Neubydžow. 1869 hatte Bílé Vchynice 213 Einwohner und bestand aus 34 Häusern. Zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts wurden alternativ die Ortsnamen Chynice bzw. Rutvasy verwendet, zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde das Dorf Chynice, Bílé Vchýnice bzw. Rutvasy genannt. Im Jahre 1900 lebten in Bílé Vchynice 271 Menschen, 1910 waren es 303. 1921 wurde Bílé Vchýnice als amtlicher Ortsname festgelegt. 1930 hatte Bílé Vchýnice 281 Einwohner und bestand aus 56 Häusern. Im Jahre 1949 wurde das Dorf dem Okres Přelouč zugeordnet. 1950 löste sich Bílé Vchýnice von Kundratice los und bildete eine eigene Gemeinde. Seit 1960 gehört Bílé Vchýnice zum Okres Pardubice. Am 1. Juli 1985 erfolgte die Eingemeindung nach Kladruby nad Labem. Beim Zensus von 2001 lebten in den 57 Häusern des Dorfes 104 Personen.

Gemeindegliederung
Der Ortsteil Bílé Vchynice bildet einen Katastralbezirk.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Denkmal der Befreiung am 5. Mai 1945
 Gusseisernes Kreuz auf Steinsockel, geschaffen 1870

Literatur
 Historický lexikon obcí České republiky 1869–2005, Teil 1, S. 524

Weblinks
 Geschichte von Kladruby nad Labem und Bílé Vchynice

Einzelnachweise

Ortsteil in Tschechien
Kladruby nad Labem

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Friderike Maria Zweig (née Burger; 4 December 1882 – 18 January 1971) was an Austrian writer.

Early life and education
Burger was born into a Viennese Jewish family, the daughter of Emanuel and Theresia Burger. She was one of the first women to have been permitted to attend the University of Vienna, where she studied literature and French.

Her first marriage was to Felix Edler von Winternitz, a civil servant. Together they had two daughters, Alexia Elisabeth, born in 1907, and Susana Benedictine, born in 1909.

Her second marriage was to fellow Austrian writer Stefan Zweig.

Marriage to Zweig
She first met Stefan Zweig in 1908, and four years later they started an affair when she was 30 and still married to her first husband. They did not marry for a long time, partially due to divorce being impossible in the Catholic Austro-Hungarian Empire, and married only in 1920 once the Austrian Republic was established. After the wedding they moved into a small house in Salzburg found by Friderike on an earlier visit.
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At first, Friderike tried working as a literary journalist, but this did not earn enough money and instead, she started teaching French and history. During her marriage to Zweig she often helped him with research and translation as well as reading books he was sent, making excerpts from them and writing letters of acknowledgement in his name. Friderike was also a founder of the Stefan Zweig Society.

In 1946 Friderike wrote a memoir, Married to Stefan Zweig, recounting the years she spent being married to Zweig. Her correspondence with Zweig from 1912 to 1942 has been translated and published in English.

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1971 deaths
20th-century Austrian writers
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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int number, digit1, digit2, digit3, digit4, digit5;

    cout << "\nEnter a 5-digit integer: ";
    cin >> number;

//Break down input number into individual digits:
    digit1 = number / 10000;
    digit2 = number % 10000 / 1000;
    digit3 = number % 10000 / 100;
    digit4 = number % 10000 / 10;
    digit5 = number % 10;

    if ( digit1 == digit5 && digit2 == digit4 )
        cout << number <<" is a palindrome.\n";
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             cout << number << " is not a palindrome.\n";
             return 0;
         }
int isPalindrome ()
{

}

A: This should help get you started (without ruining too much of the fun)
int main(){
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    if(isPalindrome(input))
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    else
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}

bool isPalindrome (int input)
{
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   // ^ returns true if condition satisfied
}

Additionally, your way of separating out the digits is incorrect. It should be:
digit1 = number/10000 % 10;
digit2 = number/1000 % 10;
digit3 = number/100 % 10;
digit4 = number/10 % 10;
digit5 = number % 10;

Ofcourse, the above should actually be in a loop.

A: It doesn't have to be specified how many digits does the number contain. You can try something like this:
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        while(copy != 0) {
            reverse = reverse*10 + copy%10;
            copy /= 10;
        }
        return number == reverse;
    }

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    {
        cout<<"\nNot Palindrome\n";
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    {
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    }
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    int j = 0;
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    {
        if(arr[i]!= s[j])
        {
            return false;
        }
        j++;
    }
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GILLUM'S CELEBRATES STORE EXPANSION
ASHLAND, Ky. — The grand opening of the new Gillum's Service & Repair showroom will be a moment Michael Gillum and his family will remember for a lifetime.
Less than a year after breaking ground on the property, the Gillum family celebrated the store expansion with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday. They broke ground on Feb. 27, 2019, on the property where the company warehouse formerly sat.
"It was a whirlwind," said Gillum. "We are very excited and we are glad this day is here."
Gillum's Service & Repair has served the community for the last 25 years and will celebrate its 26-year anniversary in business in March. It employs nine full-timers and it has up to 17 seasonal part-time employees.
"This shows there is growth and hope in the economy in Boyd and Greenup County," said Susan Callihan, Membership Development Manager for Ashland Alliance.
What started as a small business 25 years ago has turned into a showroom that sells a multitude of items.
Gillum said everyone pitched in during the busy times to make sure everything came together.
"I'm a small business owner and I know the challenges financially to take on something like this. I'm appreciative of them, the Gillum family, to make this happen for our community," said city commissioner Matt Perkins. "It's been a long time coming. I know they are excited. We're excited for them."
Gillum said the store wouldn't be where it is today without the help and support of his father-in-law and mother-in-law.
"We are thrilled they have joined the chamber of commerce because the Ashland Alliance can only get better when we all speak with one voice," said Callihan.
Gillum's Service & Repair will have an open house on March 28.
THIS STORY WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED AT DAILYINDEPENDENT.COM


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Just Say No to a Special Prosecutor
RUSH: Bonnie in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, great to have you. You're up first today, and welcome to the program.
CALLER: Thank you. This is the first time I've ever made it through to you, and I thank you very much, Rush.
RUSH: You're welcome.
CALLER: I do want to ask your opinion of this. I think all these Democrats that want to have a special prosecutor and everything to look into this Comey, you know, and the Russians and all that? Quite frankly, I think they're opening the door to their own doom, okay, because to me a special prosecutor is a person who's looking for criminal behavior.
RUSH: Not necessarily.
CALLER: Well, okay. But they have the ability usually to investigate crime or what appears to be crime, what they think might be a crime.
RUSH: You're talking about an uncorrupted justice system.
CALLER: Yeah, well, that would be nice. (laughs)
RUSH: Let me tell you why I'm being a little snarky here.
CALLER: Hope springs eternal! As soon as someone has to look into the unmasking first of Michael Flynn and then everybody else that they were surveilling on Trump's team —
RUSH: We don't need a special counsel for that. The new FBI director… (chuckling) If he wants to reopen the Hillary investigation, he can do the unmasking. This special counsel business… Let me tell you why I've been snarky here, Bonnie. It's not at you. You remember the name Scooter Libby?
CALLER: Oh, yeah. (laughing) Yes, I do. I'm old enough to remember that.
RUSH: Okay, well, let me explain to people that don't know what happened. The Democrats and the media wanted to make the case that a CIA "agent" had had her identity leaked at great risk to her and her wonderful husband named Joe Wilson.
RUSH: These are two full-fledged, all-in lib socialists that were anti-George W. Bush and anti the Iraq War and her name got leaked in a newspaper column written by Robert Novak.
RUSH: Novak knew who leaked it but he protect sources and wouldn't say so. It was eventually learned that somebody working for Colin Powell at the State Department leaked her name to Novak. His name was Richard Armitage. Well, a special prosecutor was found, Patrick Fitzgerald, who is a friend of Comey's. Comey ran this special prosecutor in charge of it. He chose Fitzgerald, and Fitzgerald did interviews with Karl Rove and any number of people trying to nail somebody in the Bush administration for leaking Valerie Jarrett's name.
They finally got Scooter Libby on it on a process crime. Richard Armitage, the guy who actually leaked her name, walked away scot-free. Scooter Libby was sent to jail! He was sentenced to jail over this, and he'd not done anything! So you say a special prosecutor, but I guarantee you, if the Democrats want a special prosecutor, they don't want a special prosecutor. They want somebody who's gonna come in and run a political operation for them.
CALLER: Well, I don't think they would get to pick the special counsel or special prosecutor, would they? I was not under the impression that it would be up to them to pick who they thought would be assigned to that role.
RUSH: That's right. It was George W. Bush who ended up settling for Pat Fitzgerald. Look, Pat Fitzgerald had a sterling reputation. Oh, yeah. He was just the epitome of fairness, the epitome of justice! He was a walking justice scale equally balanced and everything.
CALLER: Ugh. Well, I guess we're just gonna have to trust the Trump administration, then, to pick a good FBI director.
RUSH: Why? Why do we need a special prosecutor? Just because they're asking for one? Screw them! Why do they get one just 'cause they're asking for it?
CALLER: Mmm. I just thought it might be actually get somebody in there that was serious about finding out how those people were unmasked.
RUSH: Do you know how long these things going on? The independent counsel, it will take him nine months to pick his assistant.
CALLER: Ugh.
RUSH: It'll take him another nine months to find office space. Another nine months to do initial interviews. This thing will drag on through the 2020 presidential election.
CALLER: Well, give me some hope here. Give me some hope. Tell me that Trump is gonna pick somebody really good — I'm hoping, and he does a good job picking people — you know, to be the new FBI director.
RUSH: I think the people asking for a special prosecutor ought to be told to go take a hike. We've already got investigations out the wazoo and they're supposedly fair. We got a… (interruption) What? (interruption) I thought she was asking for a special prosecutor. Oh. You asking me for a name on the new FBI director?
CALLER: I said we'll have to trust that Trump is gonna pick somebody really good.
RUSH: Oh, that president I thought you were still asking me about special prosecutor.
CALLER: No. That was how I started, but you've convinced me that that will not work. But a great FBI director could reopen the investigation.
RUSH: About the special prosecutor, can you…? You actually have experience. You have a memory. You pay attention. Can you remember an independent prosecutor, a special counsel that ever ended up finding justice the way you would define it?
CALLER: Hmm. Yeah, now that you mention it. (laughing)
RUSH: Look at what they did to Ken Starr.
CALLER: Ken Starr, yeah.
RUSH: Look at what they did to Ken Starr. They turned him into a Martian sex pervert before it was all over with.
CALLER: Well, unfortunately the Democrats do have nasty mouths on 'em and, yes, they are relentless.
RUSH: They did. They were running around, like James Carville out there saying Ken Starr is selling cigarettes to your babies while coming from Mars. He was an alien, a sex pervert trying to put the most moral president in the history of the world in jail. By the way, the Democrats, after the last independent counsel, said, "There's never gonna be another one!We're not gonna authorize the statute. To hell with these special counsels." Comey picked Fitzgerald. James Comey picked Pat Fitzgerald, who did the special prosecution that found Scooter Libby.
And both of them were said to have reputations way beyond excellent, the highest repute. The Democrats got Devon Nunes' scalp. They got him out of there. It's bad. I think Trump should tell 'em to pound sand. Now, on the FBI director (chuckles), let me tell you a story since you bring that up. Hang on out there, Bonnie; I'll get to this real quick. This is a story from New York Magazine. How did they make news yesterday? What was it about New York Magazine? They had some… (interruption)
Oh, yeah. New York Magazine had a story yesterday that we would have been better off not having fought the Revolution, not having the Declaration, not having the Constitution. We'd been better off and more justified country if we ended up like Canada. Okay. So the same magazine has a story here by Olivia Nuzzi. "Rudy Giuliani Is Visiting the White House, But He Says It Has Nothing to Do With Comey's Firing." Now, listen to this opening paragraph:
"It was about a quarter past midnight, well after last call, when Rudy Giuliani and a small entourage, reeking of cigar smoke, emerged from behind the nearly empty bar in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., just a short walk from the White House." (panting) "Several hours had passed since [Trump fired Comey], and speculation was rampant that perhaps [Rudy] — an old Trump ally … could replace [Comey]. His presence in Washington ["reeking of cigar smoke"] and so close, physically, to Trump — only stoked the flames.
"'I think the president made the right decision,' Giuliani told me … 'Jim is someone I regard as a friend. He worked for me for three years when I was U.S. Attorney, but I feel he made a number of bad judgments over the last year and the president was correct in removing him and trying to get the FBI better leadership.'" He then denied he was in the running for FBI director, but New York Magazine thinks he is. Rudy Giuliani and the FBI. I, frankly, would eat that up. I think that would… (laughing) That would be something worth salivating over. "Rudy Giuliani and a small entourage, reeking of cigar smoke, emerged from behind the nearly empty bar in the Trump International Hotel…"
New York Magazine: Rudy Giuliani Is Visiting the White House, But He Says It Has Nothing to Do With Comey's Firing - Olivia Nuzzi
National Review: The Bipartisan Case against James Comey - Andrew McCarthy
Grabien: 10 Major FBI Scandals on Comey's Watch


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Environmental Futures Research Institute
Griffith study ranked in year's top science feats
Published January 6, 2015 AuthorMichael Jacobson
From left, Dr Maxime Aubert, Dr Adam Brumm and Professor Paul Tacon, Griffith's Chair in Rock Art Research
Research led by two Griffith University scientists and which overturned long-held beliefs about the origins of art has been named as one of the top 10 scientific achievements of 2014.
In the October 9 issue of the journal Nature, Dr Maxime Aubert and Dr Adam Brumm were lead authors on a paper reporting the discovery of 40,000-year-old rock art on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
Both are Australian Research Council DECRA fellows at Griffith, with Dr Aubert part of the Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit (PERAHU) within the School of Humanities, and Dr Brumm part of the Environmental Futures Research Institute within the School of Environment.
Their findings immediately changed traditional views that Europe was the birthplace of modern human creativity and artistic expression.
"In fact, cave painting and related forms of artistic expression were most likely part of the cultural traditions of the first modern humans to spread out of Africa and into Asia and Australia, long before they reached Europe,'' said Dr Brumm at the time.
Meanwhile, the journal Science noted: "The new dates in Indonesia end Europe's monopoly on early symbolic art … and could rewrite the history of a key stage in the development of the human mind."
Since 1996, Science writers and editors have selected what they regard as the most important scientific accomplishment of the year, along with nine runners-up. Past winners of the Breakthrough of the Year include the discovery of the Higgs boson – an elementary particle in the Standard Model of particle physics — the development of cancer immunotherapy and the invention of antiretroviral drugs to treat HIV.
The 2014 winner was the landing of the Philae probe on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. According to Science: "It captured the world's attention and reminded us of the immense scope of human scientific accomplishment, as well as how far we have yet to go."
The inclusion of the Griffith research is noteworthy because, of the 100 discoveries acknowledged by Science in the past 10 years, only seven have related to human evolution or world archaeology.
The scientific team led by Dr Aubert and Dr Brumm determined the age of the Sulawesi paintings by measuring the ratio of uranium and thorium isotopes in small stalactite-like growths, called 'cave popcorn', which had formed over the art.
Using this high-precision method known as U-series dating, samples from 14 paintings at seven caves were shown to range in age from 39,900 to 17,400 years ago. However, as the cave popcorn grew on top of the paintings, the U-series dates only provide minimum ages for the art, which could be much older.
For the Science top 10 scientific achievements of 2014, go to:
http://news.sciencemag.org/scientific-community/2014/12/breakthrough-year-top-10-scientific-achievements-2014
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Planning your Gap Year - What to do?
Work - Some decide to spend all their time working to fund a future degree.
Travel - Others may spend months on end travelling the world.
Volunteer - You could gain work experience to strengthen a university or job application.
A little bit of everything – Some people just want it all and what's wrong with that?! A combination of earning money, seeing the world and gaining experience could be the perfect gap year for you. Or why not consider voluntourism – a combination of volunteering and tourism?
Planning your Gap Year - Why volunteer?
Volunteering allows you to make a positive difference within a community and help those who are really in need. So what's in it for you?
It will enhance your CV.
You will gain valuable work experience.
It makes you stand out from the crowd.
It's a great opportunity to try something new.
At Projects Abroad we believe that volunteering should be a two-way process. We expect all of our volunteers to work hard to help the communities in which we work. In return we aim to provide you with a once-in-a-life-time experience, during which you will learn new skills and explore a different country.
We have a huge choice of projects, everything from medicine to animal care, journalism to building. With flexible start dates too, we believe that we have a project to suit everyone.
Planning your Gap Year - Where to go?
Temperature – For many, this is the deciding factor. Mountainous regions in countries such as Peru and Nepal are generally going to have a slightly cooler climate. Tropical countries such as Ghana and Cambodia tend to have a hot and humid climate.
Location – The further the better, right? The inclination for most is to head to the other side of the world, to experience everything that far flung countries have to offer; adventure, exotic food, culture, you name it. However, you don't have to travel a long way to find all these things. Countries closer to home can be a really good option and perfect for those who would rather not waste days on a plane.
Language – The ability to speak the local lingo is a huge advantage and may be a deciding factor when choosing your destination. It may be, for example, that you are fluent in Spanish, in which case Latin America may appeal. On the other hand, you may decide to throw yourself into learning a completely new language. Either way, being surrounded by the language every day will help your skills progress in leaps and bounds.
At Projects Abroad we pride ourselves in providing our volunteers with a wealth of choice. We offer placements in 30 destinations across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America & the Caribbean and the South Pacific.
Planning your Gap Year - What do I need to organise?
Organising a gap year can be complex, time-consuming and overwhelming. On the plus side, a well organised gap year will give you peace of mind and allow you to make the most of your time away. So what sort of thing do you need to organise?
Volunteers joining a Projects Abroad placement can breathe a sigh of relief. We will arrange your accommodation, travel and medical insurance and airport transfers for you. We will provide you with a kit list and detailed instructions regarding visa applications. We also employ all our own staff who are on call 24 hours a day in every destination whenever need assistance. Flights are not included in the price of our projects, but we are more than happy to book them on your behalf.
Planning your Gap Year - Will I be safe?
Keeping safe on your travels is important. Taking sensible precautions whilst you are away will help you stay safe and reassure your loved ones. As a general rule: if you wouldn't do it at home, don't do it abroad. The same rules of common sense you would use at home still apply when travelling overseas.
The safety of our volunteers is our prime concern. We will not send volunteers to a country that is politically unstable or considered unsafe. Projects Abroad employs staff in every one of our destinations. They will meet you when you arrive at the airport and drop you off at the end of your placement. They will give you a full induction and safety briefing, and will visit you frequently at your project. Our staff are on call 24 hours a day should you ever need their assistance or support.
Projects Abroad placements are fully researched, safety audited and risk assessed in accordance with the British Standard BS8848 for the Adventure Travel Sector.
Planning your Gap Year - What about the culture?
Adjusting to a different culture and environment is exciting, but can also be quite a shock. You should prepare yourself for the assault on the senses and embrace the change in climate, the difference in food, the unfamiliar smells and everything else that comes with discovering a new country. The most effective way to avoid, or get over, culture shock is to throw yourself into the new situation. Do not try to hide from it.
Projects Abroad provides every one of our volunteers with cultural advice about the county that they are visiting. We employ staff in each destination. They are always on hand to answer any questions that you have, so that you are fully prepared.
All Projects Abroad volunteers will receive an induction upon arrival. You will be given a tour of the local area and advised on local customs to help you feel confident in your new environment.
Planning your Gap Year - Budget?
The cost of your gap year will depend on where you go, how long you go for, and what you do. Plan ahead and work out your budget. Be sure to research into any hidden costs and make sure you can cover them. Covering the price of your flights and accommodation may appear to be the priority, but there are many other smaller costs which soon mount up.
Don't forget to account for things such as vaccinations, guide books, spending money and visas. Give yourself plenty of time to find the funds, whether it be through working, sponsorship or fundraising.
Take a look at our money matters section to find out more about your contribution as a volunteer.
Planning your Gap Year - Making the most of your time and keeping a record?
Taking a gap year is all about getting involved in a worthwhile project, meeting new people and having the experience of a life time. Make the most of every moment, but try not to forget your friends and family back home. They will be keen to know that you are safe and will want to hear all about your adventure holidays.
Projects Abroad employs staff in every destination. Their job is to look after your general well-being, but also to help you meet other volunteers from around the world by organising regular social events. By taking part in a Projects Abroad placement, you are joining a community of volunteers, many of whom you are likely to become great friends with.
Projects Abroad also provides every volunteer with access to their own free blog. This can be used to log your trip and keep your family and friends updated.
Planning your Gap Year - What happens when I get back?
You will, no doubt, be happy to see your friends and family again, but you are bound to miss elements of your time overseas. Make the effort to keep in contact with the friends you made while traveling. You could even arrange a reunion to reminisce about old times.
At Projects Abroad, we like to keep in touch with our volunteers. We invite all volunteers returning from a Projects Abroad placement to join our alumni network. We are keen to share any interesting news and developments with you regarding our projects. We also understand that volunteers become attached to their individual projects so we will send you newsletters from your destination to keep you updated.
We occasionally have employment opportunities, both overseas and in the UK, for previous volunteers. This could be anything from writing a story for our website to representing us at a careers fair. We are always looking out for enthusiastic volunteers willing to share their experience with others.
If you would like some more information then give us a call on +44 (0) 1273 007230 or email us at info@projects-abroad.mn.


Got the usual 2-way with St. Louis Style Pork Ribs and Beef Brisket with beans and more beans. The ribs were same as always, but the brisket was kind of watery? Perhaps sitting in the steamer all night? It was early maybe 11:45, so I'll have to remember to go there for a late lunch when I'll get a fresh piece. Mustard sauce and BeezeBob's hot sauce mixed in, I could drink this stuff. Remember to buy bottles of each next time for use as salad dressing at home. And I need to try the rib tips.


The work, led by Brendan Englot, a professor of mechanical engineering at Stevens, grapples with the ongoing issue of the frequency with which these underwater structures are checked. There are far more underwater structures than there are divers to inspect them with desirable frequency. Sometimes, they must dive below the surface to extreme and dangerous depths, requiring several weeks to recover. Englot is training robots to take on such tasks—but it's not easy.
The data they are collecting is sonar, the most reliable tool for navigating undersea. Like a dolphin using echolocation, Englot's robots send out high frequency chirps and measure how long it takes the sound to return after bouncing off surrounding structures—collecting data and gaining situational awareness all while being knocked around by any number of forces.
Englot recently sent a robot on an autonomous mission to map a Manhattan pier. "We didn't have a prior model of that pier," says Englot. "We were able to just send our robot down and it was able to come back and successfully locate itself throughout the whole mission." Guided by algorithms created in the Englot lab, the robot moved independently, gathering information to produce a 3-D map showing the location of the pier's pilings.


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Project Hierarchical metal oxide architecture for dye-sensitized solar cells is focused on design, preparation, characterization and optimization of bimodal thin layers of metal oxide nanostructures on conducting support with respect to their performance as a photoanode in dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC). The hierarchical structures will be constituted as a composite of two different morphologies, incorporated one into another. First component, metal oxide nanofibres enabling a fast transport of electrons from the surface to the current collector will be in intimate contact with second one - either nanocrystals or mesoporous structure of the same metal oxide with large surface area adsorbing maximum of a dye sensitizer. Nanofibrous materials will be synthesized in a powder form by sol gel method, solid state synthesis and electrospinning, supported on a conducting substrate by doctor blading or screen printing and penetrated with nanoparticular or mesoporous metal oxide structure. Electrodes with optimal electrochemical and adsorption properties will be tested in final device (DSC).


IFLY Singapore, which has South-east Asia's only indoor skydiving wind tunnel, broke five Guinness World Records to take the overall number of world records it holds to 10.
In addition to iFly Singapore's fourth anniversary celebrations, the event on May 21 was also held to pay homage to the nation's 50th birthday.
"With the record-breaking attempts, the local pro-flyers have done Singapore proud. They embody the same determination, perseverance and grit shown by our founding fathers in bringing our young nation this far," said Lawrence Koh, founder and managing director of iFly Singapore.


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Whatever It Takes seeks spot in Canadian Trotting Classic final
Wednesday, September 07, 2011 - by Ken Weingartner, Harness Racing Communications
Ken Weingartner
Freehold, NJ --- Trainer Julie Miller thinks Whatever It Takes has got what it takes to compete with the best.
The 3-year-old is among the 15 trotters entered in the Canadian Trotting Classic at Mohawk Racetrack in Ontario. The field was divided into two elimination groups that will race Saturday night (September 10) for the right to return September 17 for the C$1 million final. The top five finishers from each division will advance.
Hambletonian winner Broad Bahn is in the opening division, with Whatever It Takes. The second elim includes Beal Memorial winner Dejarmbro, Colonial winner Manofmanymissions and Simcoe Stakes division winners Pastor Stephen and Whiskey Tax.
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Whatever It Takes trotted to a lifetime best 1:52.4 in a Townsend Ackerman split at the Meadowlands.
Whatever It Takes has won four of 13 races this season and earned $222,061. His victories include the $283,475 Empire Breeders Classic, where he edged multiple-stakes-winner Dejarmbro by a head from post seven at Vernon Downs, and a $50,000 Townsend Ackerman division at the Meadowlands.
Last year, Whatever It Takes was winless in two starts.
"He got sick," Miller said. "Instead of pushing the envelope and being aggressive, we elected to turn him out and let him grow up to be a 3-year-old. He showed talent. He showed size. That's why we gave him the time."
Despite the limited schedule, Miller liked what she saw.
"If you've sat behind enough of them for long enough, you kind of can see a little talent," she said. "That's where we were with him. There was something there, so we wanted to preserve him and try to make a nice 3-year-old out of him rather than force the issue at (age) 2."
The move paid off as Whatever It Takes won three times, finished second three times and third once in his first eight starts this year. He then was slowed by throat woes, which required him to miss the end of June and all of July. When he came back, he won a Townsend Ackerman division by 1-3/4 lengths over Evil Urges in 1:52.4.
"He came back this year really nicely and did everything we asked," Miller said. "He won that race at Vernon and that was a wonderful way to begin the season. He had a great day in the Townsend Ackerman at the Meadowlands, which showed he could be able to compete with the top 3-year-olds."
Whatever It Takes was off his game and finished seventh from post seven at rainy Harrah's Chester in the $500,000 Colonial in mid-August, but was third in a division of the Zweig Memorial at Tioga Downs (won by Charlie De Vie in a 1:53.2) and third from post 10 in a division of the Simcoe Stakes last weekend at Mohawk (won by Pastor Stephen in a stakes-record 1:52.4).
"I'm kind of throwing (the Colonial) out," Miller said. "Last week, to leave out of the 10 hole like he did and still salvage a third and trot home, I was very pleased."
A son of Credit Winner out of the stakes-winning mare Caper Caillie, Whatever It Takes was purchased as a yearling for $125,000 (under the name Credit Caper) at the Lexington Selected Sale. His family includes two-time Breeders Crown champion Wesgate Crown.
"He had a nice pedigree and conformation," Miller said. "They tell me that's the winning combination, so I'm hoping so."
Following are the Canadian Trotting Classic elimination fields in post position order, with listed drivers and trainers.
Elim One: 1. Broad Bahn, G. Brennan, N. Daley; 2. Blue Porsche, J. Jamieson, B. Burgess; 3. Daylon Magician, J. Moiseyev, D. Lemon; 4. Whatever It Takes, A. Miller, J. Miller; 5. Sim Brown, Ra. Waples, J. Gillis; 6. Luckycharm Hanover, D. Miller, T. O'Sullivan; 7. VC Chocoholic, B. Sears, T. Smedshammer.
Elim Two: 1. Charlie De Vie, D. Miller, C. Ryder; 2. Imperial Count, S. Zeron, R. Norman; 3. Dejarmbro, B. Sears, T. Smedshammer; 4. Pastor Stephen, R. Pierce, J. Takter; 5. Manofmanymissions, D. Miller, E. Miller; 6. Chapter Seven, M. Lachance, L. Toscano; 7. Whiskey Tax, Ra. Waples, T. Durand; 8. Highland Thunder, C. Christoforou, S. Kerwood.
Canadian Trotting Classic elims drawn (Tuesday, September 06, 2011)
Fifteen of North America's top sophomore trotting colts will line up behind the starting gate this Saturday at Mohawk to compete in a pair of C$40,000 Canadian Trotting Classic eliminations.
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Best place to hear live blues while eating sweet-potato pie
Big Mike Balma's winter shows at the Sacramento Horsemen's Club
During Sacramento's long, hot summers, Big Mike Balma books his blues shows into the Blue Lamp on Alhambra Boulevard because he says it's too damned sweltering to do anything at the Sacramento Horsemen's Club. But when the weather cools down, Balma will bring three or four Sunday-afternoon shows—each featuring several acts, at least one of which is nationally known—to the old paneled clubhouse. And he'll make good use of the kitchen there, too. Whether he's serving pulled-pork sandwiches, chicken, brisket, links or catfish with all the sides, it's worth the extra cash just to chow down on the mouthwatering victuals. Just be sure to leave room for some sweet-potato pie.
3200 Longview Drive.
Best place for vertically challenged people to see concerts
Randy Newman could patch up his long-standing feud with short people by playing more places like the Empire, downtown Sacramento's new mega-club that features extraordinary sightlines from everywhere in the club. The sky-high stage—visible even when you're standing in the shadows of giants—also gives performers a sense of heightened spectacle, something bands like KMFDM have used to grand effect during appearances.
1417 R Street, (916) 448-3300.
Best excuse to drive to Winters
When this venerable roots-music venue got booted out of its South Davis barn to make room for an apartment complex, it found new digs in a second-story room on Winters' main drag, which added another 20 minutes or so to the drive for us music fans from Sacramento. But it's worth it. The Palms continues to bring in some of the best touring folk, blues, country, world music and jazz acts, a testament to proprietor Dave Fleming's booking acumen and good taste. No, you won't see the latest emo-band sensation here, but if your tastes run toward the graybeardy, musically speaking, the Palms is one of this country's finest venues—and it's still a short drive away.
13 Main Street in Winters.
Best place to hang out on the third weekend of every month
Toyroom Gallery
Most people in town know about Second Saturday, when local art galleries stay open to show off the month's visual offerings. But for those who missed those art openings, or whose tastes aren't as high-end, the Toyroom Gallery, in the upstairs of a garage on an alley in Curtis Park, is the place to go. Every third Saturday, and the Thursday and Friday immediately preceding it, proprietors John Soldano and Craig Maclaine assemble some of the most outrageously stimulating group shows in town, featuring art that tends toward the affordable. Soldano and Maclaine are connoisseurs of the California lowbrow aesthetic—hot rods, tattoos and similar totems—and their shows, which begin around 6:30 p.m. and run until "late," are a great place to meet other folks with non-buttoned-down sensibilities.
In the alley directly behind 2419 Second Avenue.
Best artistic way to spend $5.39
The Art-o-mat at the Crocker Art Museum
In 1997, artist Clark Whittington created the first Art-o-mat, a cigarette-vending machine he converted to sell art. The vending machine, which debuted at an art show in North Carolina, dispensed Whittington's cigarette-pack-sized art for a mere $1. Now, seven years later, artists from 10 different countries are selling their artwork in the more than 71 active Art-o-mats throughout the country, including the cherry-red beauty at the Crocker Art Museum. At five bucks a pop ($5.39 with tax), the Art-o-mat gives everyone the opportunity to be a patron of the arts. Slip your golden token into the slot, pull the knob and—kerplunk!—your very own piece of original art.
216 O Street, (916) 264-5423, www.crockerartmuseum.org.
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Best theatrical synchronicity
80 days of 80 Days at the B Street Theatre
B Street Theatre's remarkable production of Jules Verne's classic adventure tale Around the World in 80 Days actually ran for 80 days, or an amazing 11-week run, which shows that Sacramento will come out in droves for an imaginative, creative, innovative and well-acted production. It was easily one of the best shows in recent memory.
2711 B Street, (916) 443-5300, www.bstreettheatre.org.
Best farewell (theatrical division)
Vista Players
To Aram Kouyoumdjian's Vista Players, which presented outstanding literary plays, including Tom Stoppard's Arcadia and Edward Albee's The Play About the Baby. Kouyoumdjian folded the company when he moved to Los Angeles earlier this year. Apparently, the play didn't go on, and the curtain came down.
Best foreign exchange
Maxim Gorky Theatre and Foothill Theatre Company
There were many worthy nominees at the Mondavi Center in this category. But we'll give the nod to the Foothill Theatre Company in Nevada City for hosting a visiting production of Anton Chekhov's Ivanov by Foothill's sister company, the Maxim Gorky Theatre of Vladivostok, Russia. The show was done in Russian, with a smooth English voice-over by a translator heard through radio headsets. Not only was the performance a rare opportunity to see Chekhov done in Russian by Russian artists, but they also sold out the house for each performance. This Nevada City-Vladivostok exchange is an ongoing program. We hope to have another chance to see these Russians in a few years.
Foothill Theatre Company; Nevada Theatre, 401 Broad Street in Nevada City; (530) 265-8587; www.foothilltheatre.org.
Best literary adaptation (stage division)
Sacramento Theatre Company
Local writer and performer Shahnaz Shroff and artistic director Peggy Shannon of the Sacramento Theatre Company transferred a short story by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni from the printed page to the theater in Arranged Marriage. Shroff also gets a "Best debut" nod for her performance. Second place for literary adaptation goes to David Pierini's clever original script based on The Boxcar Children at the Children's Theatre of California.
Sacramento Theatre Company, 1419 H Street, (916) 443-6722, www.sactheatre.org.
Best 'Golly, it's just crazy enough to work' example
William A. Parker
Last December, local playwright and director William A. Parker staged a very low-budget production of his script Waitin' 2 End Hell on a borrowed stage at Valley High School and also made a video of the show. Other than a review in SN&R, the production didn't get a lot of attention. Then Parker got lucky: The play was picked up by a New York director, received an off-off-Broadway run and netted a favorable review in The New York Times.
www.parkersplays.com.
Best musical (which most of us only knew from a lousy movie)
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California Musical Theatre
This one goes to the revised/revived production of Flower Drum Song at the Sacramento Community Center Theater. It was actually a semi-rewrite of the 1950s Broadway original, seldom staged because it requires so many Asian actors. It was a beautiful rediscovery.
California Musical Theatre's Broadway Series, (916) 557-1999, www.sacbroadwayseries.com.
Best natural acoustics
Mondavi Center
Hands down, the best acoustics are at the Mondavi Center, which features touring orchestras and other groups on a regular basis, as well as local groups like the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra and the Sacramento Choral Society. If you're on a tight budget, try the concerts by the UC Davis Symphony. Tickets can run as cheap as a movie: $8 for adults and $4 for students.
UC Davis campus, (866) 754-ARTS, www.mondaviarts.org.
Best new musicals
Convenience by the Sacramento Theatre Company and …And the Dream Goes On by California Musical Theatre
We're still humming tunes from two original shows unveiled this season. Gregg Coffin's Convenience (at the Sacramento Theatre Company) takes first place in this category. It's a pick we would have made even if Coffin didn't happen to live locally. The show featured Lucinda Hitchcock Cone, a professional who lives in Sacramento but generally works elsewhere. Second place goes to California Musical Theatre for its stirring original African-American show, … And The Dream Goes On, featuring powerful songs by Charlie Cooper, a script by Anthony D'Juan, choreography by Wanel Thomas and direction by Lisa Tarrer Lacy.
Sacramento Theatre Company, 1419 H Street, (916) 443-6722, www.sactheatre.org. California Musical Theatre, (916) 446-5880, www.calmt.com.
Best obscure musical (adapted from a great movie)
Fair Oaks Theatre Festival
Give us a little Sugar, a clever musical version of the classic movie Some Like It Hot. This one had catchy songs performed by a fun, kooky crew.
(916) 966-3683, www.fairoakstheatrefestival.com.
Best onstage mom
Julia Brothers in While We Were Bowling
She charmed the socks off audiences with her tender but inebriated character in this show at the B Street Theatre. Brothers has done it before; she also played a terrific mom in Off the Map at the same theater a few years ago.
Best theatrical performances by big men
Frank Jordan
Rick Kleber and Peter Story
Rick Kleber, who once played a character named Morbidly Obese Frankie, was priceless in the Children's Theatre of California production of The Boxcar Children. Second place: Peter Story in The Underpants at the B Street Theatre. Story was excellent as a perpetually worried, small-minded, self-centered state employee—a character that was particularly pungent here in Sacramento.
Best revival of a play hardly anyone remembers
Disability: A Comedy at River Stage
Written by the late Ron Whyte in the late 1970s, this wickedly funny script packs a surprising sting in its tail. Kudos to River Stage artistic director Frank Condon, who worked with the script years ago in Los Angeles, for bringing it back from obscurity.
Cosumnes River College, 8401 Center Parkway, (916) 681-7364, www.riverstage.org.
Best specialized chamber-music series
The Shostakovich Project
The Shostakovich Project at the Mondavi Center, featuring the Alexander String Quartet and lecturer Robert Greenberg, is a winner. This series, going into its third and final year, has proven to be a significant artistic and popular success. Greenberg provides the context: the composer's difficult life in the Soviet Union under Stalin, walking a fine line between artistic integrity and political peril. The Alexander String Quartet provides the music: dark, introspective, twitchy and satirical. It's music you'll rarely hear on classical stations (too dangerous!), and the series has received virtually no notice from the local daily. Yet almost every performance sells out in advance, mostly through word of mouth. You can still get in; there are almost always a few last-minute "turn back" tickets that materialize at the door. Three programs remain in the series, covering the composer's late quartets. Hear them on October 10, January 30 and April 3.
Mondavi Center, (866) 754-ARTS, www.mondaviarts.org.
Best local band poised to conquer the world
Although the official Sammies critics committee voted Quitter's Sender.Receiver the best local album, there was at least one vehement objection (from this writer). Local trio Frank Jordan's CD Milk the Thrills, its second full-length set, was a dramatic leap forward. It managed to combine the textural sophistication of Led Zeppelin, the guitar-driven dynamics of the Cure, the overall sonic attack of Fugazi and the vocal pyrotechnics of the late Jeff Buckley with top-notch songwriting, to startling results. It was impossible to consider any other choice for best local CD. In a more perfect world, Frank Jordan, which just completed its next album at a studio in Ohio, would be as huge as U2 or Radiohead. This band is that good.
Devil in the Woods Records, www.devilinthewoods.com; www.frankjordan.com.
Once again, the honor goes to River Stage and its artistic director, Frank Condon, who put together a string of shows—Disability: A Comedy, Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, The Conquest of the South Pole and The Laramie Project—that were funny, touching and troubling and said more about life than any other cluster of shows in the past 12 months.
At Cosumnes River College, 8401 Center Parkway; (916) 681-7364; www.riverstage.org.
Best theatrical surprise
Sacramento Taiko Dan
A Single Woman, California Stage
California Stage (in a co-production with the Nevada Shakespeare Company) caught everyone off guard with a sparkling new play called A Single Woman. It was based on the life and writings of early feminist Jeannette Rankin, who was the first woman elected to Congress (before women had the right to vote!) and had a mind as tough as nails. Outstanding work by playwright and actress Jeanmarie Simpson.
California Stage, 1723 25th Street, (916) 451-5822, www.calstage.org.
Best ethnic theater
California Stage
In the past, we've honored Celebration Arts in this category, and that company continues to do good work with African-American and South African plays. But this year, we'll give the nod to California Stage, which presented a bilingual French and English production of Molière's Les Précieuses Ridicules, as well as two fine American Latino plays, References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot and Real Women Have Curves. Second place will go to the Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra, which does one big show each year in January. An honorable mention goes to Interactive Asian Contemporary Theater, for hanging in there despite a change of venue.
1723 25th Street, (916) 451-5822, www.calstage.org.
Best theatrical performances by men in skirts
Daniel Slauson and Bob Roe
Girlfriend, we loved the performances by two cross-dressing comic divas, Daniel Slauson in the Fair Oaks Theatre Festival's Sugar and Bob Roe as Albin in Runaway Stage's La Cage aux Folles.
Most boo-tiful holiday tradition
Delta King Theatre
We bestow this award for the Delta King's annual Halloween scary story. Last year, it was Stephen King's Misery, with "No. 1 fan" Annie Wilkes, who puts the dead in deadline. Adrienne Sher as the "cockadoody" Annie made us forget about Kathy Bates.
Aboard the Delta King, 1000 Front Street; (916) 995-5464; www.deltaking.com/theatre.html.
Best conspiracy- theory television show
The Patriot View
On The Patriot View's Web site, it states that "you do NOT have to accept Cookies for this site to work." This notice, of course, speaks volumes as to the content of this popular public-access show. The content of the program takes root in the ancient story of Atlantis, and the producers go on to attempt to find correlations between the supernatural and the super-elite that control transnational wealth and power. Paranoids and skeptics alike tune in each Wednesday at 9 p.m. to catch host Ben Stoecker and his guest discussing global positioning systems, touch-screen voting, 9/11 and other controversial subjects. Will the coming election be a swindle? Does your phone click when you answer? Did those planes really cause those towers to tumble? Tune in to cable channel 17 to find out.
Access Sacramento; 4623 T Street, Suite A; www.thepatriotview.bravehost.com.
Best poetry for children
Snakelets
Those wonderful poetry-struck folks at the Rattlesnake Press have been absolutely prolific in the last year, adding a high-quality chapbook series and a great 'zine to an already-bustling local small-press poetry scene. But perhaps the most wonderful—and among the most intriguing—of their efforts is the kids' poetry 'zine, Snakelets. The journal takes its name from the term used to describe baby snakes, and it reminds us that youthful poets may have "smaller fangs," but they're "just as dangerous" as their adult counterparts. Publisher and snake-wrangler-in-chief at the press Kathy Kieth notes that literary journals devoted exclusively to children's poetry are quite rare, but she sees Snakelets as an important part of the Rattlesnake Press family, a place for the unique voices of younger poets.
Send submissions to 4708 Tree Shadow Place, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 or kathykieth@hotmail.com; www.poetrywithfangs.com.
Best 1980s metal cover band
Metaln
For many listeners, the 1980s represented the apex of heavy-metal excess. This was, after all, the high point of giant stadium rock and the very zenith of hair bands. Metaln is a band that perfectly pinpoints that style of music, playing all the hits (Judas Priest, Dio and Ozzy included) and a handful of originals in the same general vein. This is a band best listened to loudly (it'll handle that part) and drunk (this is the part you need to pay attention to).
www.metaln.com.
Best local band you've never heard of
Nice Monster
Sacramento has the healthiest math-rock scene outside of the Southern states. Why is it, then, that you have never heard of one of the genre's most exciting bands? Nice Monster takes the complex rhythms of math rockers like Pinback and swirls in two- and sometimes three-part-harmony vocals à la Minnesota soft-rockers Low. How can you go wrong with that combination? Now you've heard of the band, so go check out the band's Web site for mp3s and more information.
www.nicemonstermusic.com.
Time Out Tavern
The proprietor hates it when we call the Time Out Tavern a dive bar, but truth be told, it's the coolest dive bar around. Broken glass in the parking lot, Harleys stationed out front and plenty of leather and lace within. There's always a drunk to talk your ear off or a lady weeping over some broken-off love affair. If you're going to need a night of heavy drinking, with the off chance of a parking-lot fistfight breaking out in the wee hours, there's no better place. Pick a live-music night (classic rock and cover bands are the venue's specialty), order a whiskey and prove you were born to be wild.
4729 San Juan Avenue in Fair Oaks, (916) 966-1953, www.timeouttavern.net.
Best local drummers by the pound
Rhythm. Spirit. Drum. These three words constitute an apt 15th-anniversary slogan for Sacramento Taiko Dan—an electrifying local nonprofit performance group that blends bold drumming with movement into an expression of Japanese and Asian-American culture. The group, with its throbbing drum beats and trance-like pounding, has to be seen and felt to be appreciated. In Japan, the kanji characters "tai" and "ko" translate into "big drum"—and that's putting it mildly. Made from the trunk of one tree and sometimes weighing in at more than 600 pounds, the big drums were used more than 1,000 years ago in Japan to scare away enemies, bring on the rain, celebrate the harvest and communicate over long distances. Sacramento Taiko Dan now concentrates on teaching the ancient drumming tradition at its local dojo and performing regularly in schools and around town at charitable events and at annual occasions such as the Pacific Rim Street Festival in Old Sacramento. Listen to the boom of the huge drum—it is said to be the voice of Buddha.
(916) 444-5667, www.sactaiko.org.
Best combination of folk songs and horror flicks
The music of Bob Barango
You might know Bob Barango as Bob Moricz, the local cult filmmaker who led a pack of zombies down Midtown's streets last July when filming his newest project, The Midnight of My Life. But he's also a musician, and his live performances are full of the same dark energy and raw emotions he puts into his movies. In his lyrics, there are headless ghosts and vampire bats, there's "always blood to mop," and "the whole world relies on a beast and rider." Horror has been a part of Moricz' perspective since childhood, when the latchkey kid found it "incredibly liberating to watch sleazy horror movies in an empty apartment after coming home from school." He now sees horror as the greatest kind of social criticism (which means he can't go to the mall without thinking of Dawn of the Dead and shoppers as zombies). In Moricz' music, within the percussive acoustic guitar and expressive vocals, you'll find haunted places full of haunted people, struggling to get through the "funhouse of life" as best they can.
www.bobbarango.com, www.epiphanysink.com.
Best outdoor arts event
Chalk It Up!
Locals who've spent years perfecting the fine art of chalking the sidewalk gather for three days of late-summer showing off at Fremont Park downtown, covering the sidewalks with temporary masterpieces that grow increasingly impressive throughout Labor Day weekend. Many of Sacramento's favorite fine artists, most of them smeared head to toe in chalk dust, work away while local musicians play, vendors sell shaved ices, and sponsors—including SN&R—raise money to support arts education for kids.
Postal Mail Box No. 473, 1008 10th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814; (916) 484-5710; www.chalkitup.org. The event takes place at Fremont Park, at the corner of 15th and P streets.
Best local TV program
New Valley
The crappy economics of public broadcasting ensure that wherever you go, the programs on your local public TV station are pretty much the same. Antiques Roadshow, This Old House and The Suze Orman Show. Dull, dull, dull. But KVIE's New Valley series is a wonderful exception. Producer J. Greenberg and his intrepid band of video raconteurs are wrapping up their second season of the well-crafted documentary series, which looks at the "big picture" issues facing the great Central Valley. Whether it's the environmental costs of our population boom, the future of high-speed rail or the great economic disparities within the region, New Valley is doing the kind of thoughtful journalism that's increasingly hard to find anywhere in TV land. That it's homegrown makes it all the more remarkable.
KVIE, Channel 6; check www.kvie.org for times. www.newvalley.org.
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These 3 tattoos are actually amongst the very most well-known tattoo suggestions for males.
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Today lots of males and females caring sleeve tattoos go for canvas designs.