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Encompass World Partners has announced efforts to help people impacted by the 7.8 magnitude-earthquake which struck Nepal on April 25, killing, maiming, and scarring the Nepali people in body, soul, and spirit. Tens of thousands have been left homeless. Those fortunate enough to have homes still standing are terrified to return to them as long as powerful aftershocks continue.
Another 7.3 quake hit near Mt. Everest on Tuesday, May 12, killing an additional 76 and injuring nearly 2,000 people as of this writing (May 14).
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He loves to fly and (gulp) we won't die
Joe Bryksa / Winnipeg Free Press
Reynolds covers her eyes, then grins to prove she's really not afraid of going up in the air with Ewatski, the pilot.
He loves to fly and we won't die (gulp)
So the way I figure it is this: Jack Ewatski doesn't really want to die.
This is my mantra when our top cop takes me for an hour-long flight in a very small plane. I don't think I'm saying the words out loud but when we're at 3,000 feet and he tells me there are a lot of migratory birds in the flight path and, while he doesn't use the word "splat," I know that's what he's thinking, I raise the volume.
"He has a lot going on. He looks happy. He's got friends. Sure, being the chief of police is a tough job, but he's handling it." Deep breath. "He doesn't really want to die."
Ewatski recently got his pilot's licence and, for fun and relaxation, he jumps into a tiny two-seater and spends an hour in the air. It's one of the few places he can totally unwind, he says, because the act of flying demands his total attention.
When he talks about his passion in the quiet of his office, opera playing gently in the background, it seems like a lovely hobby.
Then he asks me if I'd like to fly with him, to help the story, of course. I say yes, of course, because I don't want him to think I'm a spoiled cashmere girl who lets a little thing like possible death get in the way of a good story. I am, but I don't want him to think that. "I always used (CFL) football reffing as a stress reliever," says Ewatski, who decided to take his lessons at Flying Colors partially because he gets to fly out of Winnipeg International Airport. "I thought this would have the same effect. I think dealing with any sort of stressful situation is similar. You revert to your training."
Ewatski rents his Diamond Katana from Flying Colors. He's done his 20 hours of ground school and has flown 75 hours.
The body of the plane is the size of an apartment-sized bathtub. When we're both inside the cockpit, we're having a physical relationship. The plane has a 36-foot wingspan and, sitting on the runway, it bears a queasy resemblance to those balsa gliders adolescent boys used to build.
There's a high to flying that's addictive, says Ewatski, whose endorphins will soon be responsible for keeping me alive.
"There's an adrenaline rush. I always get it when I'm taking off," he says. "Once you get up there, it's a feeling of freedom. It's a feeling that's hard to describe. It's still amazing that we can do this. I'm up for an hour, 90 minutes. For that period of time there's nothing else going on."
For his 50th birthday, he says, one of his friends bought him a computer flight simulator. Another bought him a book on 100 great aviation disasters of all time. What a card. On flight day, Ewatski explains everything in detail, takes me through the physical check of the plane and explains the gauges. All I hear is: "Check gas, blah, blah, don't touch that, blah, blah, 100-horsepower engine, blah, blah, fire extinguisher, no parachutes."
For 45 minutes, he checks and rechecks. This gives me time to reconsider my wasted life. He tells me this is a non-smoking flight, straps the checklists to his thigh and we roll onto a big empty runway. A WestJet plane lands and we wait in our toy plane. Ewatski is given the all clear and we're up in seconds.
For 35 minutes, we fly over brown fields, past the town of Selkirk and back to Winnipeg by way of The Forks. I point and obsessively yap, proving I'm not a little bit afraid. Really, really. It's as cool as he promised, not nearly as bouncy as I expected and I'm in good, safe hands. When he lines up the runway to land, I close my eyes.
The next day, he tells me his were closed too.
What an endorphine-filled cut-up. Jack Ewatski really doesn't want to die.
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GG knocked these out of the park for sure!
Wow, I don't know anything about this movie/GN, but the statue looks great!
The other 2 statues look cool as well.
Unfortunately we know their track record with items related to video games and movies......they are never out on time so these will come out about a year after the movie has faded away. Once the hype is gone.....then we'll get these. Anybody remember their Halo 3, Force Unleashed items? And now Avatar....it's getting close to a year and we have not seen these show up.
I'm sorry is this from a video game or a movie?
Kind of funny that the music is Lords of Acid "Crablouse",anyway the movie look's like it might be cool.
I know the first statue is $249.
That's the price EE and BBTS have it for.
I preordered both from the EE sale. anyone else getting them?
That's not a bad idea I forgot about there statue sale.I'll pass for now and see if SSC makes them.
The Babydoll statue looks pretty good. Considering grabbing one.
Yeah the Babydoll does look good,I wonder how many of the other Sucker Punch girl's they will make?
thanks for the link. I hope the movie is more than explosions and t&a.
IF they come out looking like the prelim pics, I think fans will be thrilled.
Well the third statue Sweet Pea is up for pre-order.
my least favourite of the 3.
With GG's track record? NOt a chance!
sweet pea for $187.50. Midtown is great but you will be charged in full immediately.
I could not resist at that price.


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The purpose of this research is to determine feasibility and acceptability of randomized pilot trial to evaluate a technology-based intervention (CONNECT) to empower and educate caregivers about the benefits of supportive care resources, identify their unmet needs, and connect them with resources.
The registration is for Objective two and three that refers to the clinical trial. The investigators will determine their ability to recruit caregivers of patients with head and neck cancer being treated at Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center to a study that uses a technology-based intervention, CONNECT, which may increase head and neck cancer caregivers' knowledge about the benefits of supportive care resources, identify their unmet needs, and connect them with supportive care resources. In this study the investigators also want to look at their ability to recruit a control group of caregivers, that is, caregivers of patients with head and neck cancer being treated at Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center that will receive a list of supportive care resources. Control groups are used in research to see if the intervention being studied really does have an effect. In addition, the investigators will determine whether or not the intervention has led to improvements in caregivers' use of supportive care resources, quality of care, and overall quality of life.
A web-based intervention (CONNECT) to empower and connect caregivers of newly diagnosed cancer patients to supportive care resources A randomized pilot study will be conducted to assess feasibility and acceptability and obtain data on caregiver and patient outcomes. CONNECT e-tool, re-education and optional referral (2 weeks post CONNECT e-tool). Baseline, one month post randomization data collection, three months post randomization data collection, quantitative and qualitative measures.
A novel web-based intervention with input from an advisory panel of cancer caregivers, oncology providers, and psychosocial oncology professionals empowering caregivers with needs to seek services by providing education about the benefits of supportive care resources, systematically identifying their unmet needs, and connecting them with tailored supportive care resources.
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Adapted version of the 28-item Consumer-Based Cancer Care Value Index- Services and Resources instrument assessing use of services to meet multidimensional supportive needs. Intervention caregivers will also self-report service use by completing an auto-generated REDCap survey to query about utilization of the specific resources that each caregiver expressed interest in accessing.
An 8-item instrument that assesses fear, anxious misery, hyperarousal, and somatic symptoms related to arousal; widely used in oncology populations. Each item on the measure is rated on a 5-point scale (1=never; 2=rarely; 3=sometimes; 4=often; and 5=always) with a range in score from 8 to 40 with higher scores indicating greater severity of anxiety.
An 8-item instrument that assesses sadness, guilt, self-criticism, worthlessness, loneliness, interpersonal alienation, as well as loss of interest, meaning, and purpose. Each item on the measure is rated on a 5-point scale (1=never; 2=rarely; 3=sometimes; 4=often; and 5=always) with a range in score from 8 to 40 with higher scores indicating greater severity of depression.
A 12-item instrument measuring physical and mental well-being, though our analyses will focus on physical well-being; widely used in oncology populations. Physical and Mental Health Composite Scores (PCS & MCS) are computed using the scores of twelve questions and range from 0 to 100, where a zero score indicates the lowest level of health measured by the scales and 100 indicates the highest level of health.
Unplanned healthcare utilization survey will be calculated using a one item continuous score. The survey will capture patient self-reported unplanned healthcare utilization (number of unplanned visits to the emergency room, urgent care, or healthcare provider) from time points of baseline to end of treatment.
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Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists: Short-term and Long-term Effects
Gerard J. Connors, Stephen A. Maisto, Seth M. Ersner-Hershfield
This study was designed to investigate the relative effects of two behavioral group treatments on short-term (knowledge and attitude change) and long-term (recidivism) variables among persons with multiple arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI). Subjects were randomly assigned to a behavioral treatment that was highly-individualized and focused on principles of self-control or to a general behavioral treatment (which focused on alcohol education, relaxation training, and guided reevaluation of situations typically associated with DUI arrests). Results showed that subjects in both groups reported, over treatment, a more frequent use of portable breath test devices for assessing blood alcohol levels and perceived an increased probability of being arrested if they drank and drove. In addition, subjects in the individualized behavioral groups reported that they subsequently spent more time thinking about avoiding DUI. However, the two treatment groups did not differ in their rates of DUI arrest recidivism (which averaged 11.7% per year over the three-year follow-up period). One third of the subjects were rearrested for DUI during the 36-month follow-up period, although there were indications that rearrests may have been delayed as a function of the treatment interventions. Taken together, the data suggest that these drunk-driving recidivists may be responsive to the treatment interventions described herein. Additional research is needed to specify the relative impact of the behavioral techniques utilized in the treatment programs and to identify strategies for maintaining treatment gains over longer periods of time.
Behavioural Psychotherapy
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Connors, G. J., Maisto, S. A., & Ersner-Hershfield, S. M. (1986). Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists: Short-term and Long-term Effects. Behavioural Psychotherapy, 14(1), 34-45. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0141347300012477
Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists : Short-term and Long-term Effects. / Connors, Gerard J.; Maisto, Stephen A.; Ersner-Hershfield, Seth M.
In: Behavioural Psychotherapy, Vol. 14, No. 1, 01.1986, p. 34-45.
Connors, GJ, Maisto, SA & Ersner-Hershfield, SM 1986, 'Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists: Short-term and Long-term Effects', Behavioural Psychotherapy, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 34-45. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0141347300012477
Connors GJ, Maisto SA, Ersner-Hershfield SM. Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists: Short-term and Long-term Effects. Behavioural Psychotherapy. 1986 Jan;14(1):34-45. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0141347300012477
Connors, Gerard J. ; Maisto, Stephen A. ; Ersner-Hershfield, Seth M. / Behavioral Treatment of Drunk-driving Recidivists : Short-term and Long-term Effects. In: Behavioural Psychotherapy. 1986 ; Vol. 14, No. 1. pp. 34-45.
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Introduction: Cysticercosis is related to poor food hygiene, cooking practices, source of water, sanitation.
Aim: To identify annual distribution and socio-cultural practices associated with incidence of orbital cysticercosis.
Method: Retrospective analysis of 218 patients. Data included water source, residence, family income, dietary habits, preceeding social event, time of presentation.
Result: 56.88% from rural areas, 60.09% vegetarians, 50.00% used government water supply. Annual family income < Rs 35000 in 70.18%, preceeding social events in 94.49%. Annual biphasic peak of incidence was noted.
Conclusion Association of orbital cysticercosis with social events can be utilized for implementing preventive measures.


The intricate underground warrens built by prairie dogs are another fun place for George to explore! George will learn about the North American grasslands (prairies) and how they are different than the grasslands in Africa (savannas)! Our book study this week will be We all Went on Safari.


Have a look at this guy. Makoto Nagano is a Japanese fisherman and was 34 years old when this was shot.
He competed in SASUKE / Ninja Warrior six times before he won, even getting to the final stage and failing by less than a second. He never gave up. That's how you win.
The incredible upper body strength on display is nothing compared to the mental strength to keep going and push yourself just a bit further.
I just randomly found your site through a google search for "Nagano training". I like your content.
Thanks for the post on Nagano.
Anyways, thanks again for your post.


It's a funny word, 'good', especially in the way we apply it to our children.
Amongst its various definitions, 'good' can mean 'to be desired or approved of' or 'having the required qualities'. It also has connotations of morality and ethics, reflected in this case (perhaps) in the behaviour that we observe.
However we look at it, something that is rarely disputed is that parents, and society, desire children to 'be good'. In that sense, I suppose, it's somewhat tautologous: we approve of our children when they are 'being good', to 'be good' is what is desired of them. But what does it actually mean?
In practical terms it generally looks something like this: a 'good' child is one who is 'well behaved', follows instructions without question, does not cause any trouble for the adults looking after them. A 'good' child will follow the crowd, will not step out of line, will do exactly what they are asked even if they disagree with it. Actually a 'good' child ideally wouldn't disagree in the first place. A 'good' child will be obedient, in body, mind and spirit – complying with orders, and submissive to the authority of the adults around them.
It is easy to see the attraction to parents. When they implore their child to 'be good' they are asking not to be shown up, to be seen to be winning at this parenting game by having ultimate control – by being able to influence their child's behaviour even when they, the parents, are not present. The tools that lie behind that influence are, generally, a system of rewards and punishment of varying degrees that serve to elicit the evidence of these desirable qualities we want to see in our children.
Personally though, I have come to realise that 'being good' is not one of the things I aspire to for my child. I do not want him to be compliant, or submissive, or to blindly follow authority. I do have other long term goals for him – an idea of the sort of person I hope he might be. That person is thoughtful, self-assured, happy in his skin, perceptive, compassionate – amongst other things. I hope he will have his own strong sense of morality, of what is right and what is wrong. That he will not be afraid to stand up when he witnesses injustice – and will not stand by and let himself be a part of it.
I can't force any of those qualities on to him – I can model a way of being in the world which I believe to be right, and I can talk things through with him as his mind grows and develops. Part of that is inevitably the expectations our society has about the way people should behave – I am not saying that by eschewing 'being good' as a goal I am trying to raise an anti-social rebel who will never fit in with the people around him. There are times when he is noticeably less compliant than his peers, but he is not rude or unlikeable – in fact quite the opposite.
That is not to say that there are not times when I wish there was a way of instantly getting him to fall in line – when I am tired, when I do not want to negotiate, when I feel the weight of other peoples' expectations particularly heavily. But none of these are reasons enough to sacrifice the feeling in my gut that I would be doing my son a disservice by expecting him to submit to my authority, and by employing varying degrees of manipulation to achieve that.
In the short term, I do not want to quash his developing personality. I want him to have a strong sense of his own self-efficacy – to believe that his opinion matters, and that he can (and does) shape his future. I want him to trust me, to know that I'm listening. And I want him to begin to develop the independence to make the right choices for himself, rather than the choices that will make other people happy.
This is important not just for his sense of self, but for his ability to navigate the world without me by his side. As is explained eloquently in Alfie Kohn's Unconditional Parenting a quietly compliant child may all too easily become a teenager who is easily led, transferring that learnt need for direction from his parents to his peers.
As an adult, this ability becomes even more important. I hope that, one day, he will not only be wary of authority but will openly question it – will carve his own route forwards, will not be constrained by other peoples' opinions of what is possible or what is right.
And none of that is going to be achieved by imploring him to 'be good' as a creative, inquisitive four year old (or indeed the flip side of that which is admonishing him if he decides to 'be naughty'). I'm much more interested in seeing him 'be himself' – wherever that journey might take us.
Love this. As a child I was sometimes seen as 'very good' (by teachers for example, or certain parents who thought I was a positive influence on their children) and other times I was seen as 'not good at all' (by certain other adults I came into conflict with!) A lot of it came down to whether or not I toed the line in relation to what that adult wanted from me, and I don't regret being bolshy at times – in fact I think it was healthy and assertive of me to look out for my own needs too. I want my children to be considerate of others (which is sometimes what we mean when we ask them to 'be good') but most of all I'm trying to instill in them the idea that personal integrity trumps conformity.
Thanks Becky! I think it is really interesting how peoples' perception of us growing up (and the language they used to express that) can shape our own self-concept. I could write a whole other post about how trying to 'be good' threw me for years, particularly as it often seemed to mean quashing my spirit in order to get peoples' approval. Consideration of others is of course important (as are lots of other things people mean when they say 'be good') but I'm trying to be a bit more precise in my choice of words rather than just passing blanket judgements – and hopefully making it easier for Arthur to hold on to his integrity in the process!


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Recently I had a meeting with some winemakers and overheard a conversation about concrete fermentation tanks and recalled the prior conversation with a winemaker and the experiences she had with concrete. Now my interest is piqued anew about concrete in winemaking. Concrete can be interesting, so let me tell you about making concrete tanks for wine.
In the U.S., there are a couple of manufacturers who design and building concrete fermentation tanks for the wine industry. These companies are located close to wine country. Concrete has been around since Roman times and it has been used in the wine industry in Europe for several hundred years; but you are only seeing renewed interest in concrete in the U.S. wine industry within the last 10 years. The serious popularity of concrete with Napa, Sonoma and Central Coast wineries has just hit its stride within the past 5 years. This in part is due to the innovative thinkers who make fine wines. U.S. manufacturers have been making concrete wine tanks for about 6 years. The numbers of tanks made in the U.S. are impressive; approximately 75 in 2011.
The launch of the industry in the U.S. has been difficult because it was the domain of stainless steel and wood casks. But through some research and publicity, about the benefits of concrete, the tide is turning.
By the way, concrete is not called cement by the informed. I was told politely that cement is used to make concrete which is much stronger than cement by itself.
There are about 17 wineries in Napa and Sonoma that are currently using concrete fermentation tanks. Concrete tanks have been around Napa for more than 50 years. But until about 5 years ago modern tanks came from France. Some big name winemakers and winery owners have stepped forward in the last 8 years to really promote the benefits of concrete tanks. Today, concrete fermentation tanks made in the U.S. have been sold in Georgia, Washington,Oregon and New York and internationally in New Zealand. There are approximately 40 wineries in the US using concrete tanks. Notably, a winery in Napa received a 98 point award for one of their wines fermented using concrete tanks.
Recently a winery in Napa took delivery of 2 concrete fermentation tanks; each weigh 13,500 pounds and holding 1,500 gallons each. Cost of tanks are hard to define, however, as a rule of thumb, you can expect to pay $1,500 to $10,000 for a new tank with hardware. However, there is nothing standard about concrete fermentation tanks, each one is made to orde with many styles and capacities. By all accounts it looks like 2012 will see the number of concrete wine fermentation tank sold to double versus 2011.
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Still climbing my way to the top!
Edit: changed title from "Made it to Master 3" to current one.
I finally maxed out my PEKKA a couple of weeks ago, and man has it made a difference. Made it to 5877 last season with all cards, except my LJ, maxed out.
I hope to break 6k by the time this season ends.
Best of all, I am ranked!
Congrats man! Welcome to the 5k club!
Nice. I use Pekka every time we have it for war. Been thinking of trying to use it on ladder.
It feels great when you get there without a maxed deck while everyone else around you has one.
Congrats! Really impressive to reach 5k with that deck.
I think I can make it with a m-1 deck. 5.5k for sure.
Right now the things that wreck me most are max stab gobs and max fireballs because my LJ can't ohko level 13 stab gobs and my Ice Wiz gets ohko'd by max fb since they are still both at level 3.
Getting both my cards to level 4 will remove those interactions and let me play my style more often.
And good luck with hitting 5.8 k.
You make it seem like I have an odd deck . Then again I have never seen another player run my deck.
My guild leader tells me that only I can win with this deck, and he might be right .
I haven't changed it since bandit's release and I doubt I ever will.
But my main point was your levels.
Not to demean you or doubt your skill...but no way you make 6000 with m-1 cards in the current Ladder situation. Our most skilled player in our clan has a max account and hasn't made it much higher than 5800 using a multitude of decks, meta or non-meta. You pretty much only see max decks and pros where he and I are at (5600+). Go on a mini losing streak and we drop hundreds of trophies in 30 minutes. It is a VERY different world up in the mid 5000s.
Oh wow, I wasn't aware that there were only a few thousand players with trophies higher than 5.8k+ . I wonder how big the player pool is above 5k if it starts shrinking that quickly.
In that case, I will definitely have my work cut out then .
The good news is that I got the 2 LJs I needed for a level 4 today and I think I can definitely break 5.2k now.
At the very least, if I can give my guild leader a run for his money (he broke 5.6k yesterday) then I'm good .
Congrats though... wish you luck getting higher!
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Crosby é uma cidade localizada no estado norte-americano de Dacota do Norte, no Condado de Divide.

Demografia
Segundo o censo norte-americano de 2000, a sua população era de 1089 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 991, um decréscimo de 98 (-9.0%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de
3,5 km², dos quais 3,5 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água. Crosby localiza-se a aproximadamente 598 m acima do nível do mar.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 36 km ao redor de Crosby.

Ligações externas

Cidades da Dakota do Norte

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A Ermida de São Luís é uma ermida portuguesa localizada na localidade de Vale de Linhares, freguesia de São Bento à cidade de Angra do Heroísmo e fez parte da Diocese de Angra do Heroísmo.

Esta ermida tem uma única porta de entrada, tendo logo à entrada uma ampla janela e ainda uma pequena sineira do lado do sul. Na frente encontra-se um vasto e amplo largo que muito embeleza o sítio onde está a ermida que tem a fachada voltada para o nascente.

Porém, na parte interior deste templo, vemos ao fundo um elegante altar com o respectivo retábulo apresentando duas ricas colunas e possuindo várias imagens, entre as quais está a de São Luís, Rei de França. Num altar lateral, vê-se uma grande imagem de Nossa Senhora de Fátima.

Toda esta ermida esta envolta num ambiente rústico e campestre que lhe dão características muito especiais.

Ver também
 Lista de edificações de carácter religioso dos Açores

Referências
 Lucas, Padre Alfredo, Ermidas da ilha Terceira, 1976.

Sao Luis Angra Heroismo
Ermida Sao Luis Angra Heroismo


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This article was published on February 24, 2012
Will social media influence Senegal's presidential election?
Francis Pisani
Curious, multicultural, and not so young, I travel around the World looking for innovations and changes brought by how people create and use (show all) Curious, multicultural, and not so young, I travel around the World looking for innovations and changes brought by how people create and use information and communication technologies. You can follow me on my blogs here in French, Spanish and English.
Senegal is one of West Africa's leaders in telecom infrastructure. But, with an Internet penetration rate of barely 16%, you have to wonder if online information resources and social media can make a difference in February 26th's presidential election.
Senegal's penetration rate for fixed phones is less than 3%. For mobile, it's 80%. A little more than half of all internet connections are over 3G. 650,000 Senegalese – 5% of the total population – are on Facebook, which represents more than 70% of the online population. 85,000 more joined in the last six months.
These numbers were given to me by Olivier Sagna, the founder of Osiris.sn, l'Observatoire sur les Systèmes d'Information, les Réseaux et les Inforoutes au Sénégal (Observatory on Information Systems, Networks and Information Highways in Senegal).
One of the first watchgroups of this kind, it's the most complete independent source of information on ICTs that I've seen in Africa. It's even more remarkable as an innovation, because it dates back to 1998 and continues to become increasingly useful. Sagna, a historian of education and archivist, is "definitely not an IT guy."
"The most important word in 'information society' is 'society,'" he says. He wants to be civil society's "sentinel" for everything concerning ICT. To better succeed, he gambled before many on a "multi-actor" site, which counts on the participation of public and private sectors, media and universities. "We're anything but neutral. We're for open source, Creative Commons, open access, volunteerism… all that." So, he says, "instead of our computers being in the cloud, let's put them in our savannas. We need to build the infrastructure and exercise a certain sovereignty over it."
During an interview in Dakar last October, Sagna told me that Senegal was succeeding better than its neighbors, "thanks to a well-managed public telecom operator" and quality human resources.
Some people have tried to give a good part of the credit to Orange, the French telecom operator that owns 42% of Sonatel, the main Senegalese provider.
But if the infrastructure is pretty good, the colonial heritage has a fairly negative effect on innovation. There's less dynamism than in countries under Anglo-Saxon influence. "We inherited Colbertism; they're more pragmatic," Sagna says with a regret I've seen elsewhere. "We have to get beyond the fact that everything is prohibited. This takes time to set up," he says.
February 26th's campaign has seen notable advances. With no Internet presence during the last election, the major candidates this time around have a web site and Facebook page. Some even blog and post YouTube videos.
The most well-known citizen initiative is Sénégal2012 and its Facebook page. It is useful for the diaspora and for younger mobile users.
Information accessible on the Internet plays "an important, but not decisive" role. In an email he sent me this week, Sagna says that "social networks don't play a determinant role in mobilizing Senegalese citizens. Political messaging is done via radio, private TV stations, and mobile phone. On the other hand, social networks play an important role as an inexpensive addition to news provided by the independent press, which lacks the means to have people everywhere. This helps relay and amplify the information that only a minority can access on the web." It's an alliance that we've already seen at work elsewhere…
Read all of Francis Pisani's posts here on The Next Web.
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It is believed that due to the presence of capsaicin – the substance that boosts our metabolism – bell peppers may enhance weight-loss efforts. Research has shown that capsaicin keeps immature fat cells from developing into full-fledged ones, which supports weight loss. In other words, capsaicin is known to increases our metabolism without increasing the heart rate and blood pressure, unlike its 'hot' cousin – red chillies.
Antioxidant levels may vary between varieties of bell peppers. Red bell peppers are rich in lycopene, which makes them excellent for a healthy heart, while green bell peppers are known as a good source of cholesterol-lowering fibre. Bell peppers are rich in vitamin B6 and folate, which help to lower homocysteine levels (high homocysteine levels lead to a higher risk of heart disease).
Did you know that applying bell pepper on hair can enhance your hair growth and health? They trigger hair growth through the improvement of blood circulation in the scalp. All you have to do is boil a few dry red bell peppers in water and leave them for 4 to 5 minutes. Once it is cool, massage it on your scalp and leave it for 12 to 15 minutes. Wash off the hair with normal water. The spiciness of bell pepper enhances the growth and health of the hair. Repeat it twice in a week for better results.
Bell peppers not just enhance the taste of your food, but can also boost your health. So, add some bell peppers into your shopping basket, and start reaping their rich health benefits!


Belle Vue Speedway 2017 Ltd is delighted to announce that Ardwick-based Taurus Security Group has renewed its partnership with the National Speedway Stadium and its sponsorship of the Belle Vue Aces and Colts.
Taurus Security Group are a specialist security company who provide their services to the business, construction, private and sporting sectors, including Speedway.
This season, Taurus Security Group will be the exclusive sponsor of the new "2-minute clock"; an intrinsic part of any speedway meeting.
Alan Townley, Sales and Partnership Manager at Taurus Security Group said: "although we are a national company, we are based in Manchester and being able to support the Belle Vue Aces & Colts is something we are very proud to do".
Belle Vue Speedway 2017 Ltd CEO Adrian Smith said: "Being able to develop the opportunities for existing Sponsors each season is key to the longevity of these relationships.
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"UPON MY RETURN" is a comedy sketch based on old nobility in England hundreds of years ago that raises the question, What if there was a Burger King?
Character Description: In this monologue, Sir Walter Walter speaks to his Lord about killing captured defiers of the throne and stopping afterwards for some Burger King. Sir Walter Walter speaks in an extremely dramatic, raspy voice, as if he is a horrible actor from a terrible Shakespeare rendition. Everything he does in this piece is as if he is performing Hamlet before the Queen.
SIR WALTER WALTER THE THIRD: It is TIME, my Lord. What shall I do with the others? Shall I slay them? Much obliged. My Lord, may I ask you something? 'Twas wondering if you would be so kind as to permit me to stop in the town of WhiffleBerry for some Burger King. Yes. (beat) Yes. (beat) Yes, my Lord. I would be honored to bring you back a WHOPPER. Chicken fingers, you say? Yes, my Lord. What about a coke? Diet? Sure thing. Is that all my Lord? Good day to you. I will kill the wrong doers and be off to Burger King! I bid you goodbye my Lord. (barely able to contain himself) HELL YEAH BOY!!!! (clears his throat) 'Scuse me my Lord, a tickle in mee throat.


After four months of intense running practices, endless break mark drills, and perfecting their endzone offense the EWO have earned the right to return to college nationals! This spring was the most successful season in recent history, seeing the team in the finals of 5 of 7 tournaments, and winning two of them. As Boston Sectional Champs and New England Runners-up we look forward to Columbus and showing the rest of the country what Tufts Ultimate is all about. A strong team made of very talented underclassmen and a core group of seniors these women have proven this spring they have what it takes to play with the best.
The season began with a bang when the EWO headed out to Sin City for the warm weather and hot ultimate at Trouble in Vegas. Unsure what to expect from ourselves and the competition we finished the first day last in our pool with loses to Colorado, Wisconsin and UC-Davis. The second day we lost no time making up for our slow start winning the first two games against Humboldt and UCSB before dropping the third to the eventual runner-up UCLA. The final game of the day was a pre-quarter match up with Berkley where the EWO stepped up the task and won, earning ourselves a spot in the quarter finals the following morning. In the quarters the EWO again faced Colorado, and were unable to pull out a win against the tournament champions. This put the EWO in the path of yet another first day match-up, UC-Davis, who we beat for the chance to play for fifth. Our trip would not be complete without playing yet another California team, this time UCSD. After three days of intense ultimate we just didn't have enough left, and lost to San Diego finishing up 6th place in the tournament.
The fall season is almost a month underway and the Ewo are excited for our up-coming tournaments. The mix of enthusiastic Newbies and talented vets promises to keep us competive while always being the life of the party. Starting with the infamous Purple Valley the Ewo are excited to get out and show the rest of New England we are ready to bounce back from our regionals finish. As always, we will be bringing a winning boat race team that can challenge anyone around, even the open teams. Coffee Cup and Huck-a-Hunk will also give our Newbies a chance to get some experience on the field in what we promise will be even better costumes than last fall's outstanding deck of cards. A new addition to our fall schedule comes in late November with the Classic City Classic in our usual spring break destination of Hot-lanta.
As in years past the Ewo are participating in the Boston area Beanpot scrimmages. Going 2-0 in our first two games against Wellesley and MIT we are excited to see our newbies' improvement every game.


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The DNA of a CFO in Asia 2018 report was successfully launched on the 23 August with over 70 top CFOs in Hong Kong gathered at the W Hotel for a luncheon.
A total of 411 CFOs and finance leaders were surveyed to produce this report. Survey questions were related to education and qualifications, career path, international experience, skills and attributes, responsibilities, challenges in the finance field and personal life. We also conducted five in-depth interviews with CFOs, whose insights are shared throughout this report.
If you are considering your career options and want to become a CFO, our report will give you an insight into what it takes. And if you are already a CFO, or well on your way to becoming one, we hope you find what your peer group have to say about success to be interesting and engaging.
Build a solid technical foundation
It's no secret that in order to become a CFO, you must have a solid technical foundation. However, these skills are not only built in classrooms. While most CFOs have relevant degrees and certifications, many found they learned more through practical training and work experience. 77 per cent of CFOs have a degree in business, commerce, finance and economics and 50 per cent hold an MBA. 42 per cent of CFOs have worked for at least four to five companies, and 21 per cent worked for six or more companies over their careers.
Manage broadly and effectively
A recurring sentiment voiced by CFOs was the need for them to work across departments and understand how all areas of the business come together to achieve its goals. The vast majority of respondents (40 per cent) agreed that it was important to work with all departments (HR, procurement, marketing/communications, IT, sales, legal/compliance, operations) rather than one in particular.
It goes without saying that a CFO must expand his or her vision beyond the finance department in order to be a true strategic partner.
Develop a multitude of business skills
As businesses globalise, CFOs must be able to communicate clearly, lead multicultural teams, and exercise sophisticated people skills. Many CFOs from our survey recognised the importance of having strong business acumen with 54 per cent of respondents nominating 'strategic planning' as the top skill needed to be a good CFO along with 'commercial acumen' (38 per cent) . Nominated closely behind 'strategic planning' was 'people management' (52 per cent).
Think beyond the numbers
Contrary to stereotypes, CFOs are not limited to crunching numbers and making complex spreadsheets. Their role continues to evolve and today's CFOs are increasingly expected to play bigger roles in the performance and operations of the organisations they work for. We asked respondents to share tips with aspiring CFOs on the skills necessary for the role. Their responses demonstrate the importance of developing not only analytical and technical skills, but also management and people skills. 52 per cent of all respondents said it is important to be 'commercially aware', 48 per cent said that it's vital to 'develop your people skills', and 45 per cent advised future CFOs to 'get involved with the operations rather than just the numbers'.
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Learn italian and cooking in Puglia!
For one week you'll literally have your hands in pasta alongside a "real master" in this field, grandma Maria that will teach you all her secrets in the Apulia cuisine!
Together you'll prepare traditional Apulian dishes , such as the famous handmade "orecchiette", "la focaccia", "panzerotti", "taralli", or traditional italian dishes like "ravioli", "gnocchi", "polpettone", and many others, including vegetarian recipes with very organic ingredients grow in the private Granma's garden.
In short, a great amount of fun and flavour is awaiting you!
2 or 4 or 8 hours cooking class.
Full dinners at the end of each cooking course (starters, pasta course, second dishes, side dishes, fruit, dessert and drinks).
Coffee or tea durng breaks.