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Global Citizenship in Ecuador: The Gap Between Principle and Practice
By Nelsy Lizarazo
QUITO (IDN) - Universal or global citizenship is, according to the Dictionary of Humanitarian Action a principle, category or condition thanks to which anyone in any part of the world may be recognised as a subject with rights.
It's an established and accepted concept, at least in an international sphere, which is directly linked to the universality of Human Rights. The concept of Universal citizenship fundamentally means that human rights are not related to which particular state an individual may come from and therefore must be protected and respected anywhere a person may find themselves. [P40] JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF | SPANISH
The Ecuadorian Constitution, approved by a wide majority of the population in 2008 consecrates Universal Citizenship as one of the principle guidelines of Ecuador's international relations in the following terms:
"It advocates the principle of Universal Citizenship, the free movement of all inhabitants of the planet, and the progressive extinction of the status of alien or foreigner as an element to transform the unequal relations between countries, especially those between North and South."
With the introduction of this principle into constitution, Ecuador became the global flag-bearer for free movement of human beings and the elimination of borders. In other words, it became the vanguard of a completely new focus in the politics and legislation of migration that understands that no human being can be considered illegal as a result of their migration status. Without doubt this was a completely integrational focus that in time can eliminate the discriminatory difference between nationals and foreigners.
In the midst of broad backing from movements and organisations working for human rights, and despite direct criticism by conservative sectors of Ecuadorian society and the fears of a population with a high dose of xenophobia and racism, President Rafael Correa made public his decision to eliminate tourist visas for all foreigners coming to the country, allowing everyone to stay for 90 days.
Less than one year later, the government of the Citizens' Revolution – a term used by President Rafael Correa to describe his project for government –reviewed the measure and re-imposed the tourist visa; first for citizens of the People's Republic of China, and then, a few months later, for those coming from countries such as Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Nigeria, among others. The Citizen's Revolution realised that Ecuadorian territory was becoming a transit-point to Brazil and the USA and the opening of Ecuador's borders also led to regional tensions, due to the "instability" that the measure caused across the continent.
Over the next two years, the influx of Cubans and Haitians into Ecuador increased exponentially and the principle of Universal Citizenship was found to have no applicable legislation to back it up and so the Interior Ministry and the police force intervened, exercising powers given to them under existing Migration Law.
In fact, back in 2010, the government set up a detention centre for immigrants to which foreign citizens found to have "irregular situations" and who have been detained in police raids are taken. In this place, that was previously a hotel and continues to be known as "Carrion Hotel", people cannot leave until they have resolved their situation, either through deportation or through the receipt of some kind of visa.
Human Rights organisations and those working in the fields of migration and refugees systematically denounce the abuse of rights that immigrants in irregular situations are subject to. On the other hand, the authorities argue for the need to control immigration in order to guarantee people's security and they have given assurances – right from the beginning – that the detention centre measure was taken in order to guarantee dignified treatment for people.
So, the principle of Universal Citizenship, an advanced principle as regards the right to freedom of movement, continues to find itself today with numerous obstacles both in a national and international context.
Nationally; Migration Law that has not been modified in accordance with this principle and, therefore, orientates many of the practices by the authorities and relevant bodies in a way contrary to the meaning of Universal Citizenship; in addition to an atmosphere that is unfavourable to the entry and integration of people from other countries due to the usual arguments regarding work and security.
Internationally; a region that, despite advances in integration, still doesn't count on migration policies that are aligned among the different countries and, even less so, to the principle of Universal Citizenship; and a world in which the need to seek a better life in other places – whatever those reasons may be – is the object of business and is ground lost to the abuse of human rights.
Nevertheless, to count on the principle of Universal Citizenship in the country's constitution continues to be a great advance from the perspective of those of us who believe in freedom of movement as a right and the exercising of human freedom: an exemplary decision that marks a long and difficult road, but not an impossible one. [IDN-InDepthNews – 21 March 2016]
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Berlin Launches A Visionary Project for Interfaith Dialogue
Jul 12 , 2014
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BERLIN (IDN) - A leap of faith is on the agenda in Berlin where a visionary project for interfaith dialogue, launched as the House of One, hopes to bring Christians, Jews and Muslims to worship under one roof from 2018. [P] CHINESE TEXT VERSION PDF | JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF | KOREAN TEXT VERSION PDF | NORWEGIAN
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BANGKOK (IDN) - 2015 is expected to become a watershed year for shaping the global development agenda with the post-2015 Millennium Development Goals, Sustainable Development models and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) frameworks, all coming up for review at major UN conferences during the year. [P] ARABIC | CHINESE TEXT VERSION PDF | GERMAN | JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF | KOREAN TEXT VERSION PDF
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CAIRO (IDN) - One does need to think back half a century ago, to remember how much harmony and peaceful coexistence reigned in Arab countries between Muslims, Christians and Jewish. Nor does one need to recall how hundreds of Muslims gathered to protect Christians praying in their churches in Egypt during and after the 2011 popular upraising. Or how organised groups of Copts acted as a human shield to save Muslims praying in Cairo's Tahrir Square from extremists' attacks during the successive waves of popular protests. [P] PERSIAN (FARSI) | JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF
U.S. Religious Progressivism 'Way of the Future'
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UNITED NATIONS (IPS) - The future of religion in U.S. politics lies not with conservatives but rather with religious progressives, social scientists here are suggesting, with a faith-based movement potentially able to provide momentum to a new movement for social justice.
According to a new report from the Brookings Institute, a think tank here, the current religious social justice movement can be compared to the period of civil rights activism in the mid-20th century. [P] JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF | SPANISH
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UNITED NATIONS (IPS) - For peace to be embedded in culture and society, it starts with childhood education which leads to the creation of global citizens, according to a panel of experts.
Former Under-Secretary-General and High Representative of the U.N. Anwarul Chowdhury said fostering global citizens is important in achieving peace. [P] JAPANESE TEXT VERSION
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After president-elect Donald Trump called legendary actress Meryl Streep "over-rated" in a tweet Sunday night in response to her acceptance speech at the evening's Golden Globes, some users on the internet were not at all pleased. (Streep is arguably the most universally respected actor currently working in Hollywood, after all).
In response, users took to Twitter to express what they feel the President-elect feels similarly about, whether the "things" were from his public statements to qualities they personally feel he lacks. (There was plenty of ire directed at his signature hairstyle and skin tone, too.) Even actress Emmy Rossum got in on the trend.
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This is a special post at Cuizine de Haza, which strongly gives the statement , Take care. You are precious.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank my WhatsApp group Cuizine de Haza which is so special to my heart and to all my friends and other food group members who have greatly supported me in contributing their part for this event. Thanks dears, Thanks a lot.. This started off just as an event announcement in my WhatsApp group. The event of the month . That was when I was thinking, what could be the event for the month? When it suddenly struck to me that this was October and this was the month of Go pink everywhere around the globe. I wanted to do something from Cuizine de Haza, that , I decided to ask all the participants to cook up some dish in pink and send it to me , so that we would have a collection of a variety of pink dishes, which we could use to send a message across. The event was highly appreciated by all my friends and unexpectedly, it turned out to be a step further when my dear friend's mom Rasheeda dede suggested we would do something extra and with her initiative we could do some social activities too on the special month of October 10. Thank you dear dede for making this event more colorful and more special. Also my dear friend Zeeba Shajir needs a special mention for her efforts to make it possible. Thank you all dear participants too.
Now for the awareness, I would like to spread the following message through Cuizine de Haza. Take care . You are precious. The awareness message was given to be my dearest friend Dr. Lini.T.Unnikrishnan and medical student (Dr) Yasmin Jaffer from Dubai Medical College. My heartfelt thanks to both of you for your efforts.
My contribution for the pink event at Cuizine de Haza is, Beetroot Milkshake -An easy, milkshake which can be instantly made with beetroot syrup.
The next entry for this event from me is Beetroot Rose Milk. An easy 3 ingredient drink which can be made with Beetroot Syrup.
Great work Niznaz…thank you for bringing in to light such an event which we women should always be aware off and I am hoping the awareness reaches maximum people.
I am feeling proud to be a part of it and thank u for the initiative and support..May Almighty bless each of the women and safeguard from dreadful disease..
Thanks a lot…Reef…feel sooo high… And it would have never been possible without the efforts of all in Food and Food only group..


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Jennifer Miller is a firecracker whose fuse is a quarter-inch away from the gunpowder. She's a tea kettle whose lid is rattling from pent-up steam, ready to burst out in a hot whistle. She's irrepressible, infectious, and would be the first to describe herself as "bubbly." If you're in a book club and invited Jennifer ("Jen" to her friends) to join you for a talk about her debut novel, The Year of the Gadfly, she'd be the focal point of the room, the tractor beam pulling the Millennium Falcon into its force field. I guarantee that even if you arrived at that book club meeting at the end of a bad day of bitter disappointments and grumpy frustrations, you would walk out of there that night with a smile plastered on your face.
Just ask any of the 80-plus book clubs who have hosted Jennifer this month and they'll undoubtedly agree: this is one author who is out to spread enthusiasm about writing and publishing like a cheerleader shaking her pom-poms. Call it the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Debut Novelist.
Wait a minute, you say. I think you had a typo back there--you mean 80 book clubs this "year," not "month," right?
Nope, nothing wrong with your eyes or my typing. I meant 80 book clubs this month. You see, Jennifer Miller is out to break a world record for a single author visiting the most book clubs in one month. Her original goal was to do 100 Book Clubs in One Month to celebrate the paperback release of Gadfly. With only a week left in the month, she's probably going to fall short of that century mark (unless Quivering Pen readers rally behind her at the last minute and start inviting her to their get-togethers).
That doesn't matter to Jennifer at this point. It's all about connecting readers with The Year of the Gadfly, a novel that tells the story of a 14-year-old high school journalist who talks with the ghost of Edward R. Murrow as she sets out to expose a secret society at her school. Glamour magazine called it "Part Dead Poet's Society. Part Heathers. Entirely addictive."
Jennifer Miller loves her novel with the parental devotion of a first-time novelist and now she's out to spread the gospel of Gadfly to as many book clubs as she can during this peak month of a hot summer. To do this, she's combining live, in-person visits with virtual appearances via Skype. As Ron Charles noted in the Washington Post's Style Blog at the start of Miller's quest:
For the purposes of her record, any group of five will count as a separate book club. Rather than racing around the country, she plans to make most of these appearances over Skype. But there will be some racing around the country. "I'm trying to set up some events at book stores where multiple clubs will come together," she says from her home in Brooklyn. "I'm already going to Fountain (Bookstore) in Richmond, Va., for one such event."
The Guiness Book of World Records attempt isn't the first thing Miller has done to garner more visibility for her novel--which, as she admits, is just one drop in a sea of 60,000 titles published last year. She described her other marketing ideas in a short profile in the Washington Post's Lifestyle section:
I organized an out-of-pocket three-month book tour last fall, and I invented the Novelade Stand: a lemonade stand for books, in which I set up a sidewalk table with colorful signs, homemade cookies and copies of Gadfly.
I first "met" Jennifer when she introduced herself via email after we bumped into each other on Twitter in early 2012. Then, during my trip back to New York City last month, I had the joy of meeting Jen in person when she came to an event I was moderating at Barnes & Noble. When she and I, along with several other friends, descended on a nearby bar afterwards, I was immediately caught in her tractor beam of positive energy. (I also made sure to keep all open flames away from her powderkeg.)
That night in the bar, Jen started describing her plans for the 100-Book-Club project and I made a note to feature it here at the blog. Sadly, life intervened, I got distracted with other writing projects, and now here we are at the end of the month when Jen is sprinting hard for the finish line. Nonetheless, she was kind enough to answer a battery of questions I recently sent to her about the book club tour. Jen being Jen, she decided to answer me via video (with assistance from her husband and videographer Jason). Buckle your seatbelts, and press Play:
So now you're dying to sign up to be part of the 100 Book Clubs, right? Maybe you even want to be the 100th. Cool! All you have to do is gather at least four other people for the "event" and you'll get the following swag from Jennifer:
• One FREE copy of The Year of the Gadfly
• Signed book plates
• An official mention on RecordSetter.com
• Entry into the "Prep School Pack" giveaway. (Jennifer's favorite prep school novels, movies, and after school snacks.)
If you'd like to participate in The Month of the Gadfly, contact Jennifer directly at jnymlr (at) gmail (dot) com
If you don't have a book club, or are unable to arrange a visit from Jen, you can still participate in her infectious ambition to plaster the world with Gadflies. Take a photo of yourself with her paperback and you can be part of her People Wearing My Book Cover Tumbler page. Like this:
Don't be shy. Jennifer Miller certainly isn't.
techeditor July 24, 2013 at 6:04 AM
I haven't met Jennifer, but I read her book last year and rated it highly. My review:
This may come as a surprise to you if, like me, you're not familiar with the author of THE YEAR OF THE GADFLY, Jennifer Miller. What an excellent book! I've written several sentences and deleted them all because the words weren't adequate to tell you how good this is.
Alternating between a year from 1999 to 2000 and a year from 2012 to 2013, and told from three characters' perspectives, this book is a mystery about students and faculty at a private school. But it's a different type of mystery: who are the characters, really? What are their motives, really? What happened to Justin, really?
Although this book is billed as a YA novel, a style that always bores me, Miller uses language and suspense in THE YEAR OF THE GADFLY that appeals to me. It is surely a novel for adults as well.
I have only two problems with this book: Miller's descriptions of two "initiations." The first happens to Lily, a student at the school. The gathering she attends beforehand and the initiation are so maddening and, I thought, unreal, that I could barely read about them. Even after that evening is over, Lily still insists it was her choice. This small part was too YAish for me.
The second initiation description involves Iris, another student over a decade later. It almost made me throw the book against the wall until Iris suddenly gets smart.
But these two parts are not enough to make me dislike the book. I'm just hoping one of these days Miller will rewrite those parts.
I did not read this as part of a book club. But I live in Michigan and I think Jennifer does, too. So I still hope I can go somewhere she is appearing.

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It's official: Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge are shipping with two different camera sensors. Both devices will either be equipped with a Sony IMX 240 camera sensor or an ISOCELL sensor that is manufactured by Samsung itself. That being said, the Korean giant mentions that it will not make any difference.
The Galaxy S6 and S6 edge utilise camera sensors from several different vendors. Like all of the technology used in our products, they meet our strict global quality and performance standards.
And there you have it. Basically, Samsung is saying that both the IMX 240 and ISOCELL sensors will provide an excellent performance. That being said, based on sample shots taken by SamMobile with the two camera sensors, there clearly is a difference.
If you own a Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 edge and would like to know just which of the two camera sensors you have, just key in *#34971539# in the dialer and select "ISP VER CHECK". Hopefully it's equipped with whichever sensor that you prefer.


I get sick every winter, and I mean really sick. One bad cold or flu to knock me straight into bed for at least 1-2 weeks usually right before Christmas. I am not new to germs having three teenagers and having owned daycare centres also for the past decade. However it seems that my immune system gets run down and can't fight the germs away, no matter how much I try to avoid germs at all costs and practice hand washing and good germ busting hygiene.
I eat impeccably clean and healthy. I frequent my Naturopathic Doctor's office on a very regular basis. I take immune boosting supplements and homeopathic supports too. But what I don't do is manage my stress well. There I said it. I can be a tightly wound stress case that allows myself to get overworked and run down to sufficiently negate all the other healthy aspects of my life. It is no surprise that this happens right before the holidays when all of us are often overloaded, sleep deprived and perhaps neglecting our self-care routines.
1. Take time for self-care. Be selfish and say NO when you don't wish to or can't do something! And don't allow yourself to feel guilty about it. Say NO and be done with it.
2. Take time to exercise. I literally schedule my workout or my yoga practice right into my Outlook calendar this way it is just as important a priority as my meetings and other obligations at work and at home. My husband is amazing and also helps me to prioritize exercise and yoga into my life.
3. Take time to meditate and do yoga. I set up a meditation/yoga room in my home recently. I found a space that I could put down my yoga mat and I invested in a himalayan salt lamp. It is my zen space and I am so happy I made this little haven for myself to manage stress.
4. Get a good nights sleep! If I skimp on sleep one night I make sure I get my full 7-8 hours the next night. I know how important sleep is in my life and I cannot function effectively without it.
5. Continue to eat well but not beat myself up for having a cheat meal or treat. As clean as I do eat, I also have times where I treat myself to something to make me feel rewarded and nourished. My new fave are almonds covered in dark chocolate and sea salt for my sweet/salty fix. And sweet potato fries, hello!
6. Take time to soak in a hot epsom salt bath with essential oils such as lavender to help me chill out. I am amazed how many people tell me that they don't take to soak in a bath, but I am also to blame for not doing this often enough. It is amazing for sore muscles and aches, but also for your mental health and care.
7. Rinse my nasal passages with an oregano salt spray during the day and/or at night with my neti-rinse to keep germs away. I use the most amazing product that I couldn't live without and I use these nasal sprays and rinses daily to keep the germs out of my nasal passage. Also try to not touch your face, which includes your eyes, nose and mouth!
I hope that these self-care rituals will help me to stay healthy this fall and that you also will get some benefit out of following some of these tips. The holidays are too much fun to miss out on a single second of them!


On the surface granola bars look like a healthy snack. Loaded with oats and other brown crunchy ingredients, there's no way these can't be the perfect packaged snack, right? For a long time, that's what I thought! In a rush? Grab a granola bar. Need a quick snack? Grab a granola bar! Want a healthy dessert? Hello, granola bar! It wasn't until I was in college that I decided to take a closer look. Granola bars, while seemingly healthy, are actually candy bars in a crunchy disguise. They are usually loaded with sugar and filled with processed ingredients.


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Big data and circular economy - The revolution will be circular
By Maxine Perella on Jul 25, 2016
The explosion in connected devices is getting the wheels of the circular economy turning
With up to 50 billion connected devices predicted by 2020, the emergence of what the World Economic Forum calls the fourth industrial revolution could finally unblock some of the bottlenecks that are hampering the transition towards a circular economy.
When applied to manufactured products, digital technologies have the capability to provide remote visibility and asset control – enabling the location, use, condition and value of materials to be tracked at every stage of their lifecycle.
There are clear benefits here for manufacturers seeking to offer more circular business propositions such as closed-loop processes, remanufacturing or product-as-service (servitisation) models. Manufacturing has long been a focal point of circular economy research as it offers lucrative potential. According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF), materials savings in the EU alone in an advanced circular economy scenario could amount to $630bn a year.
These savings would primarily stem from extending the use cycle of assets, increasing their utilisation and "cascading" them – in other words, creating more opportunities for diversified reuse of products, component parts and materials. Through the application of big data analytics, manufacturers can get a better handle on predictive maintenance, real-time route optimisation, product use patterns and customer requirements.
Non-destructive reuse
"The recurring theme will be about identifying and segregating items and materials in ways that destroy as little as possible of the value and the embedded energy," says circular economy consultant Sandy Rodger, who previously led Project Mainstream at EMF. "That's why information-based solutions have an advantage over purely chemical or mechanical solutions, which tend to be energy intensive in themselves and also generally work by breaking things down."
One internet-of-things (IoT) approach that is showing early signs of promise is the use of radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags and QR codes for closed loop clothing models. The EU-funded EcoProFabrics project is exploring the potential to commercially scale up "circular work wear" using a 100% recyclable polyester-based fabric built around a circular supply chain, which can be tracked and traced at every stage.
Dutch Awearness retains ownership of its 'circular workwear'
The clothes are offered on a use and performance contract, enabling the manufacturer – in this case, Dutch Awearness – to retain ownership of the garments. At the end of their use, worn out garments are collected, shredded, spun and woven into new materials and garments without any apparent loss of quality.
The closed loop process is facilitated by a circular content management system (CCMS) that captures data from all partners in the supply chain, via unique barcodes embedded into the raw materials and products. By scanning the codes, customers can access information on traceability, certification and lifecycle indicators such as reduced carbon and water use.
Dutch Awearness uses the CCMS system to keep track of the garments, particularly through their use and return phase, to help prevent material flows leaking out of the system. "The system gives you real-time data of the supply chain. It shows us exactly where the clothing is, and who is wearing it. If it's not returned to use, we can send them a message to send it to us," says Dutch Awearness founder Rien Otto.
Dutch Awearness founder Rien Otto
Extended model
The Extended Closed Loop model proposes a similar concept, with a leaning towards more consumer fashion. Led by German textiles designer Ina Budde, the aim is for digital codes to be individually embedded into fully recyclable garments. Once scanned, each code links to a product-specific website that contains a wealth of data including material composition, sourcing, traceability and instructions for dealing with the garment at end-of-life to ensure optimum reuse or recovery. The information is intended to be accessible to key stakeholders along the value chain – designers, manufacturers, recyclers and consumers.
For larger manufacturers such as information technology and communications firms that already offer fairly mature IoT-enabled solutions and infrastructure, opportunities around remanufacture beckon. Canon's EMEA sustainability and compliance specialist Norah Lewis says that big data is now a key focal point for the company's sustainability team.
"For a long time we've had networks and printers that are smart, that record data, that can send documents and information to people automatically," she says. "We're now trying to link up all of that data collection, all of that technology, with the circular economy. We're asking how we can utilise our existing systems and infrastructure in a different way."
Lewis sees Canon's business-to-business portfolio as being initially easier to target as corporate assets tend to be larger, retain higher value over time and are easier to get back. "With the B2B offering, we're already focused on servicing and leasing. We have a big existing infrastructure with regards to service engineers, spare parts, refurbishment and remanufacturing so we have a lot of these activities in place," she says.
"I would like to see more tracking and traceability of those assets through the system because that will enable us to identify the best end-of-life scenarios for these machines and try to get them through a cascading circular hierarchy built around reuse, refurbishment and recovery."
Connectivity of devices could unblock the circular economy
How long in the loop?
Data interpretation will be key. Lewis says much of the data Canon gathers to assist with environmental compliance issues such as producer responsibility obligations on packaging and e-waste could be mined further. "What we're really interested in learning about is the product journey, how many times we can circulate a product and keep it in use, and ultimately what we do with those assets once they are at the end of their serviceable life."
On a wider level, the UK-based High Speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute (HSSMI) is investigating the potential for manufacturers to build circular value chains. Susanne Baker, who overlooks sustainability, environment and compliance programme for trade group techUK, says the HSSMI is already testing IoT-enabled devices on manufacturing equipment in an attempt to predict failures in equipment, "something that can be incredibly costly for manufacturers to manage".
Harnessing such data also opens up the possibility for more manufacturers to remotely fix equipment, which would avoid the need for third-party servicing or returning assets back to a retailer or refurbishment warehouse. EMF's Intelligent Assets report takes this one step further, suggesting that the need for human intervention to maintain, reuse or recycle materials is being minimised.
"Imagine a world in which all high-value assets belong to their manufacturer, who is incentivised to maintain and improve them on an ongoing basis. Not only your car, but computer, washing machine, lighting system, fridge – they all have the inbuilt ability to securely communicate with their manufacturer," the report states.
According to Dax Lovegrove, former director of sustainability and innovation at Kingfisher, owner of European DIY chains including B&Q, the placing of intelligent, connected assets in the home could not only help shape more responsive product repair and replacement services, but also open up a closer relationship between manufacturer and end user. "That's where it gets exciting," he says. "The opportunity is there. It's whether manufacturers want to move more into the wider society with those sorts of technologies."
The digital deficit
Such scenarios are still a long way off, however. The manufacturing trade group EEF notes that while there is a high level of appetite among British manufacturers to embrace new technologies, many lack a deeper understanding of the implications of the digital revolution.
"Recent discussions with our members indicate they are not fully aware of what the fourth industrial revolution could mean for their businesses," says Finella Elliott, the EEF's climate and environment policy adviser. She points to a number of barriers, one being a pressing need for cost-effective digital infrastructure.
A recent EEF survey found that businesses are having to pay a premium to ensure high-speed internet access and are concerned that poor digital connectivity may limit future growth. While 44% said their internet connection costs have risen in the past two years, more than half said their current internet connection will not meet their expected needs over the next five years.
"Manufacturers are likely to continue to face a number of challenges in the future that they are grappling with now, such as access to finance, regulatory burdens and uncertainty in available technologies. These can serve to limit the extent to which new technology can be adopted," says Elliott.
The survey also highlights that investment in new technology is not being matched by investment in managing risk, meaning concerns around cyber security and governance are likely to intensify. Elliot points out that if security issues are not adequately managed, a single cyber breach could potentially discourage other manufacturers from adopting similar technologies.
One solution to help address data security risks associated with asset tracking could be database technologies such as Blockchain, which act as tamper-proof ledgers of digital transactions between different parties. Provenance, a software platform that allows consumers to trace the provenance of products, is looking to incorporate Blockchain thinking into its asset-tracking platform.
"If we are tracking all our stuff, we need to find ways of anonymising the data without losing its specificity," says Sandy Rodger. "Ultimately a company picking up a used item for reuse needs to know an address and details of the item itself, and be able to make a payment to an individual. There's no escaping the potential for this to becoming very intrusive."
Provenance's software gives products transparency
Open source: code for collaboration
Open source, an approach that taps into free knowledge sharing, co-creation and collaborative problem-solving, is gaining traction in the circular economy field. Opening up intellectual property in particular could widen the potential for various activities such as third-party disassembly, repair and remanufacture.
"Most players in the circular economy field are struggling with a similar set of problems, and open source provides an effective methodology to collaborate together," says Sam Muirhead, an open source consultant and one of the team behind OSCEdays, a global open source circular economy hackathon.
Muirhead says that while proprietary business models tend to focus on a single product or an individual company, open source business models look at the financial sustainability of the entire ecosystem in which a product exists.
"The ecosystem perspective is what we need in order to build a real circular economy, not just circular products," he says, emphasising that this involves going beyond employing standard methods.
"We can't solve a problem without accurate information about it, and we can't assume that we have all the right people in the room already. Opening data about materials, resource flows and manufacturing processes is the first step; publishing information and giving anybody the permission to use it and contribute to a solution."
Those, like Muirhead, who advocate open source are cautious about how the terminology is used, as currently not many circular projects adopt a genuinely open approach, in which information or data is shared publicly through an open source licence, giving explicit permission for anyone to use it for any purpose.
Muirhead points to Levi's as one manufacturer that is sharing a lot of its research and experience on reducing water usage in textile manufacturing, despite not having an open source licence. "They are setting a precedent and taking the first step in what can become a reciprocal process of other textile manufacturers reporting back on their experience with these processes and improving them," Muirhead says.
Another leading example is OSVehicle's Tabby Evo, a hardware open source platform for electric vehicles, which is free to use. Anyone can use the framework to create their own vehicles, enabling businesses and startups to design, prototype and build custom electric vehicles and transportation services.
Projects on OSVehicle include BusyBee, the first road legal city car built on the open platform; FabCar, a vehicle that can be built entirely inside a FabLab; and Nika, the first connected car made specifically to enable the development of apps, so that readings such as speed can be shown on a mobile device rather than on traditional dials.
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National Nurses Week 2019
National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6th and ends on May 12th, Florence Nightingale's birthday. These permanent dates enhance planning and position National Nurses Week as an established recognition event. As of 1998, May 8 was designated as National Student Nurses Day, to be celebrated annually. And as of 2003, National School Nurse Day is celebrated on the Wednesday within National Nurses Week (May 6-12) each year.
The nursing profession has been supported and promoted by the American Nurses Association (ANA) since 1896. Each of ANA's state and territorial nurses associations promotes the nursing profession at the state and regional levels. Each conducts celebrations on these dates to recognize the contributions that nurses and nursing make to the community.
The ANA supports and encourages National Nurses Week recognition programs through the state and district nurses associations, other specialty nursing organizations, educational facilities, and independent health care companies and institutions.
A Brief History of National Nurses Week
1953 Dorothy Sutherland of the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare sent a proposal to President Eisenhower to proclaim a "Nurse Day" in October of the following year. The proclamation was never made.
1954 National Nurse Week was observed from October 11 - 16. The year of the observance marked the 100th anniversary of Florence Nightingale's mission to Crimea. Representative Frances P. Bolton sponsored the bill for a nurse week. Apparently, a bill for a National Nurse Week was introduced in the 1955 Congress, but no action was taken. Congress discontinued its practice of joint resolutions for national weeks of various kinds.
1972 Again a resolution was presented by the House of Representatives for the President to proclaim "National Registered Nurse Day." It did not occur. 1974 In January of that year, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) proclaimed that May 12 would be "International Nurse Day." (May 12 is the birthday of Florence Nightingale.) Since 1965, the ICN has celebrated "International Nurse Day."
1974 In February of that year, a week was designated by the White House as National Nurse Week, and President Nixon issued a proclamation.
1978 New Jersey Governor Brendon Byrne declared May 6 as "Nurses Day." Edward Scanlan, of Red Bank, N.J., took up the cause to perpetuate the recognition of nurses in his state. Mr. Scanlan had this date listed in Chase's Calendar of Annual Events. He promoted the celebration on his own.
1981 ANA, along with various nursing organizations, rallied to support a resolution initiated by nurses in New Mexico, through their Congressman, Manuel Lujan, to have May 6, 1982, established as "National Recognition Day for Nurses."
1982 In February, the ANA Board of Directors formally acknowledged May 6, 1982 as "National Nurses Day." The action affirmed a joint resolution of the United States Congress designating May 6 as "National Recognition Day for Nurses."
1982 President Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation on March 25, proclaiming "National Recognition Day for Nurses" to be May 6, 1982.
1990 The ANA Board of Directors expanded the recognition of nurses to a week-long celebration, declaring May 6 - 12, 1991, as National Nurses Week.
1993 The ANA Board of Directors designated May 6 - 12 as permanent dates to observe National Nurses Week in 1994 and in all subsequent years.
1996 The ANA initiated "National RN Recognition Day" on May 6, 1996, to honor the nation's indispensable registered nurses for their tireless commitment 365 days a year. The ANA encourages its state and territorial nurses associations and other organizations to acknowledge May 6, 1996 as "National RN Recognition Day."
1997 The ANA Board of Directors, at the request of the National Student Nurses Association, designated May 8 as National Student Nurses Day.
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Microsoft 'supports' Chinese internet crackdown
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Human rights group Amnesty International has attacked Microsoft and other computer giants for selling technology which allows Chinese authorities to control and monitor the internet, leading to a huge rise in the number of people detained for using the web.
While the Chinese authorities allow access to the web, the regime continues to censor sites that promote dissident views.
According to today's report from Amnesty, 54 people are now detained or imprisoned in China for internet-related activities, a rise of 60% in just over a year.
The report hits out at companies such as Microsoft, the US software giant whose founder Bill Gates learned yesterday that he would receive an honorary knighthood for "services to enterprise", for facilitating the monitoring and control of websites.
"All those detained for expressing peaceful opinions online are prisoners of conscience and should be released immediately and unconditionally," said the director of Amnesty International UK, Kate Allen.
"We also urge companies which have provided technology which might support this kind of surveillance and harassment to use their influence with the Chinese authorities.
"They should ask the Chinese government to permit freedom of expression and to release all those detained for internet-related offences in violation of their fundamental human rights," she added.
Other western companies named in the report include Cisco Systems, Nortel Networks, Websense and Sun Microsystems. Amnesty said it was "concerned that by selling such technologies the companies did not give adequate consideration to the human rights implications of their investments".
Those imprisoned for internet-related offences have been accused of a variety of crimes including signing online petitions, calling for reform and an end to corruption, planning to set up a pro-democracy party, communicating with groups abroad and calling for a review of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.
Others have been imprisoned after being accused of spreading "rumours" about the severity of the Sars virus and protesting against the persecution of the Falun Gong spiritual movement.
For example, academic He Depu was prosecuted for "incitement to subvert state power" in October last year after publishing pro-democracy articles on the web and sent to prison for eight years.
Last year the Chinese authorities hit the headlines when they blocked access to search engine Google in a media clampdown ahead of the watershed 16th Party Congress, when President Jiang Zemin handed power to a new generation of leaders
Access to Google was blocked for two weeks when a link on the site was discovered to lead to a game called 'Slap the evil dictator Jiang Zemin'. Access was later restored, but with certain links blocked.
The BBC, which has had its site blocked in China for some time, drew attention to the growing problem last year when it disclosed that its World Service site in Vietnam had also been censored by the authorities.
China has the fastest growing internet community in the world, presenting the authorities with an ever growing problem in trying to control its expansion. According to official statistics there were 79.5 million internet users in China by December 2003, a rise of 34.5% in the past year.
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Checklist - Privacy Management Plans
The Privacy Management Plans Checklist appears below. To download a PDF version of this publication click here Checklist - Privacy Management Plans, updated September 2019
Section 33 of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PPIP Act) requires agencies to have a privacy management plan (plan). A plan sets out an agency's commitment to respecting the privacy rights of clients, employees and members of the public. It should also explain an agency's practices and procedures in handling personal information under the PIPP Act and health information under the Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002 (HRIP Act).
This checklist does not prescribe the structure and format a plan should follow. Rather, it is a useful tool for an agency to assess the content of its plan once it has already been prepared. The NSW Privacy Commissioner also uses this checklist to assess the quality of agency plans it receives.
For practical information on how to write a plan, please refer to the Guide to Making Privacy Management Plans.
1. Does the plan mention the agency's requirement to have a plan?
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2. Does this plan describe the main kinds of personal and health information managed by the agency?
Tip: think about this question in context of the functions and activities of the agency.
Information Protection Principles (Part 2, Division 1 of the PPIP Act)
3. Does this plan explain how the personal information the agency collects is related to the agency's functions and activities (IPP 1)?
e.g. enquiries, complaints handling, core business, human resources, recruitment
4. Does the plan indicate when the agency collects personal information from the person and when it is collected from third parties (IPP 2)?
5. Does the plan explain how and when a person is notified that his / her personal information is being collected (IPP 3)?
6. Does the plan explain how the agency ensures that the collection of personal information is relevant, not excessive and is not an unreasonable intrusion (IPP 4)?
7. Does the plan explain how the agency stores, protects, and disposes of personal information (IPP 5)?
8. Does the plan explain how the agency helps a person find out:
whether the agency holds their personal information
the nature of the information
the main purpose for which it is collected
his/her right of access (IPP 6)?
9. Does the plan set out how a person can access his/her personal information (IPP 7)?
10. Does the plan set out how a person can amend his/her personal information (IPP 8)?
11. Does the plan explain how the agency checks the accuracy of personal information before using it (IPP 9)?
12. Does the plan mention how the agency limits its use of personal information (IPP 10)?
13. Does the plan mention how the agency limits disclosure of personal information (including other jurisdictions) (IPP 11)?
14. Does the plan explain how the agency deals with sensitive personal information (IPP 12)?
Health Privacy Principles (Schedule 1 to the HRIP act)
15. Does the plan explain how the health information the agency collects is related to the agency's functions and activities (HPP 1)?
16. Does the plan explain how the agency ensures that the collection of personal information is relevant, not excessive and is not an unreasonable intrusion (HPP 2)?.
17. Does the plan indicate when the agency collects health information from the person and when it is collected from third parties (HPP 3)?
18. Does the plan explain how and when a person is notified that his/her health information is being collected (HPP 4)?
19. Does the plan explain how the agency stores, protects and disposes of health information (HPP 5)?
20. Does the plan explain how the agency helps a person find out:
whether the agency holds their health information
his/her right of access (HPP 6)?
21. Does the plan set out how a person can access his/her health information (HPP 7)?
22. Does the plan set out how a person can amend his/her health information (HPP 8)?
23. Does the plan mention how the agency checks the accuracy of personal information before using it (HPP 9)?
24. Does the plan mention how the agency limits its use of health information (HPP 10)?
25. Does the plan mention how the agency limits disclosure of health information (HPP 11)?
26. Does the plan mention whether the agency assigns identifiers to individuals (if applicable) (HPP 12)?
27. Does the plan mention whether it gives individuals the opportunity to remain anonymous (HPP 13)?
28. Does the plan mention whether the agency discloses health information to individuals or bodies outside of NSW (HPP 14)?
e.g. Commonwealth, interstate, overseas
29. Does the plan mention whether the agency includes health information in a health records linkage system (if applicable) (HPP 15)?
30. Does the plan mention whether any exemptions in the PPIP Act or the HRIP Act are particularly relevant to the agency?
31. Does the plan mention whether there are any particular codes of practice or public interest directions relevant to the agency?
32. Does the plan mention whether there is any relevant legislation that allows the agency not to comply with any of the IPPs or HPPs?
33. Does the plan mention whether the agency has any Memorandums of Understanding or referral arrangements with other agencies?
34. If any of the above are applicable, does the plan briefly explain how they actually impact on the agency's handling of personal or health information?
35. Does the plan advise whether the agency has any public registers that contain personal or health information?
36. If so, does the plan explain whether the personal or health information in these public registers can be accessed, and how?
37. Does the plan explain how a person can apply for personal or health information to be suppressed in a public register?
Internal reviews and complaints
38. Does the plan explain a person's right to seek an internal review?
39. Does the plan set out the internal review process?
e.g. how to apply for one, relevant timeframes, who makes the decision, how decisions are made, how the applicant is advised of the decision
Tip: if an agency does not have its own form, it can use the generic form on our website
40. Does the plan explain the notification process and the role of the Privacy Commissioner?
41. Does the plan explain a person's right to an external review from the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) if dissatisfied with the internal review outcome?
42. Does the plan set out the agency's alternative complaint process at the agency if a person wants to resolve an issue informally
43. Does the plan include the option to make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner?
44. Does the plan generally explain the offences in the PPIP Act and HRIP Act?
45. Does the plan set out how the agency trains staff to use the plan and comply with their privacy obligations?
e.g. introduction, periodic training, day to day work, what staff should do if unsure about a privacy issue.
46. Does the plan set out how the agency educates members of the public in the agency's privacy obligations and their privacy rights?
e.g. published on the web, mentioned on forms that collect personal or health information.
47. Does the plan cover more than one agency?
48. If so, are the agencies listed individually?
49. Does the plan go into enough detail about the functions and the personal and health information managed by each agency covered?
Privacy-related policies and procedures
50. Does the plan describe how the agency devises its policies and practices to comply with the PPIP Act and the HRIP Act?
51. Does the plan specify whether there are other policies and procedures relevant to the plan?
52. If so, does the plan mention how the agency makes these documents available to staff and members of the public?
Tip: website links can be useful here
53. Is there an adoption/version date on the plan?
54. Is there a review date on the plan?
55. Are any references to legislation in the plan current?
56. If applicable, do the website links in the plan work?
57. Is the structure of the plan logical?
58. Does the plan have a table of contents?
59. Is the level of detail and length of the plan appropriate?
60. Is the plan written in plain English?
Tip: show your draft plan to a new member of staff or a member of the public and ask whether they can understand it.
61. Is the plan helpful to members of the public and staff?
62. Does the plan include current contact details for the Privacy Contact Officer or relevant privacy section at the agency for privacy-related enquiries?
63. Does the plan include current contact details for the Information and Privacy Commission NSW (IPC)?
64. Does the plan include current contact details for the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT)?
65. Does the plan explain how the agency makes it available to staff and members of the public (eg website, over the counter, mailed out on request)?
66. Will the plan be on the agency's website and easy to find?
For more information contact the Information and Privacy Commission NSW (IPC):
Freecall: 1800 472 679
Email: ipcinfo@ipc.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au
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Coronavirus: Teachers threaten strike action over classroom safety fears
SCOTLAND'S largest teaching union has warned of possible strike action unless more pupils are educated at home in the areas hardest hit by coronavirus.
The EIS said there was "clear support for moving to industrial action" in level 4, which currently covers 11 councils and more than 2m people.
It followed the EIS and fellow teaching union the NASUWT both publishing surveys of teachers showing a demand for a shift to blended learning to improve staff safety.
The NASUWT also found most teachers thought the Scottish Government had made a "political decision" to keep schools fully open, rather than one based on safety.
The EIS survey found only a third of teachers currently feel safe from Covid in schools.
Although there was support for schools remaining open, there was also a demand for a reduction in face-to-face teaching in the areas of highest infection and toughest lockdown.
Before the summer holidays, the Scottish Government initially proposed blending learning for the autumn term, but dropped the idea after a parental backlash at the idea of children being taught only one or two days a week in class, with the rest at ome and online.
Just under half of EIS respondents (48%) believed schools in level 3 areas should use a blended learning model to enable physical distancing.
However at level 4, most respondents (51%) believed remote learning should be introduced on safety grounds, with 34% favouring blended learning and 11% maintaining current arrangements but with additional safety mitigations in place.
Despite support for keeping schools open where safe, two-thirds of respondents (66%) indicated a willingness to support industrial action, including strike action, in protest at failure to move to blended or remoted learning in higher risk (Level 4) areas of the country where staff deemed it necessary.
The NASUWT survey found 85% of teachers working in level 3 and 4 areas thought their schools should more to a blended or remote learning.
Over three-quarters (77%) believed their school staying open was a political decision, rather than one based on safety, and 76% of teachers across Scotland felt the Government was not providing the necessary support for them and their school in the pandemic.
Two-thirds of teachers reported pupils in their school had displayed symptoms of Covid-19, with 51% saying classes or year groups had been sent home because of suspected or confirmed cases of the virus, while 57% said staff in their school have displayed symptoms.
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan said teacher wanted to be in schools working with pupils, but there were major safety concerns.
He said: "It is clear that a significant number of teachers (43%) do not feel safe working in schools under the existing arrangements.
"This feeling of being at risk is particularly heightened for teachers in secondary schools, for teachers in higher risk areas under Level 3 or Level 4 restrictions, and for teachers in vulnerable groups or who live with or provide care for vulnerable family members.
"Although [EIS] members hold a range of opinions on the best means of keeping pupils and teachers safe, there is clear support for moving to industrial action in higher risk areas to protest where teachers feel that the measures required to keep schools safe have not been delivered."
He added: "The EIS has repeatedly said that schools remaining operational cannot come at the expense of teacher and pupil wellbeing.
"Just as importantly, blended and remote learning models are increasingly being adopted to stem increases in Covid community infection levels.
"For Level 4 restrictions to be as effective as we would wish them to be, short term closure or part closure of schools need to be considered."
NASUWT General Secretary Patrick Roach said his union wanted schools to remain open, but it had to be done safely for pupils and staff alike.
He said: "We believe that a move to blended learning with smaller class sizes in areas with the highest rates of Covid should be part of the strategy to managing and suppressing the virus, along with greater protections for clinically vulnerable staff and enhanced safety mitigations.
"We need better data on case numbers in schools, a system of inspection and enforcement of safety measures, rigorous protocols on self-isolation when cases do occur and more funding and resources for schools to ensure safety is not compromised on the grounds of cost.
"The challenges of developing and adopting blended and remote learning are clearly having an unsustainable impact on teachers' workloads, which is why funding for additional supply teachers is needed so that schools can maintain consistent and high-quality learning provision for pupils learning in the classroom and at home."
Tory MSP Jamie Greene said: "Our schools are now bearing the heavy brunt of a decade of SNP cuts which left them with 3,000 fewer teachers than when this government took office.
"Parliament voted with a clear call for the SNP to properly resource our classrooms, unanimous in its support for improved teacher safety and support.
"But the answer to this is not strikes or industrial action, a move which will only harm the education of our young people even more than what they've endured already.
"The answer lies in mass staff testing, more teachers and better support for those isolating at home. Each of those in their own right are a complete failure of this SNP Government to date."
Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Beatrice Wishart MSP said: "Teachers could not be more clear. They are not being made to feel safe in their schools. There are legitimate and serious concerns, but so far teachers have been met with blunt dismissal.
"I wrote to the Education Secretary last month to request he imports the framework used in Denmark, where schools have to follow the doctors' orders on working arrangements.
"That was ignored, and now the SNP Government is adopting the same response to being defeated at Parliament.
"The Scottish Government need to ensure that there is a Scotland-wide safety net, with a clear option to work from home for the people who need it. Nobody should be forced to choose between their health and their job security.
"The Scottish Government's failure to acknowledge these concerns risks causing more damage and disruption to the pupils, teachers and parents who have already gone through the mill this year. The Education Secretary needs to listen to what teachers are telling him."
Green MSP Ross Greer MSP also urged education secretary John Swinney to improve school safety in the wake of the survey findings.
He said: "The Scottish Government has made frontline school staff feel expendable, consistently ignoring their concerns throughout this crisis.
"Last week Parliament agreed to the Greens' Safe Schools proposals, including that regular testing be introduced to schools immediately.
"Today's survey results show just how urgent that is.
"Our proposals also included protections for clinically vulnerable staff but unfortunately I am still receiving reports from extremely vulnerable teachers in Tier 4 areas who have been told they must turn up to school this week, despite their doctors advising otherwise.
"It's time that Mr Swinney took teachers' concerns seriously, and follow Parliament's instruction that he make our schools safe for teachers, staff and pupils."
At the daily briefing, Nicola Sturgeon refused to comment on the EIS release before she had read it.
However, in response to the NASUWT findings, she said: "Safety and minimising transmission are at the top of our minds all of the time. But in schools so too is the broader wellbeing of young people.
"Young people spent four months out of school earlier this year. That is not good and it wasn't good for them. So we're trying to avoid that happening again.
"But that doesn't mean that we're not interested in the wider issues of safety and transmission in and around schools.
"The safety of teachers, pupils, everybody who works in a school is paramount.
"But the balanced judgment we are making at this stage, is that the harm to young people that would come from being out of school again for a period of time would be greater than any harm associated with the transmission of virus in or around schools.
"That's the balanced judgment, considered very carefully right now, but that doesn't mean we'll stop listening to and paying close attention to concerns and views from teachers and others."


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Home Outdoors Gardens and Green Spaces In the Garden of Isabelle
Loose Leaf: Crape myrtles loom over a knot garden that Greene adorned with succulents.
Photographs by Noah Webb
Gardens and Green Spaces
L.A. Home
In the Garden of Isabelle
An Isabelle Greene garden in Pacific Palisades puts on a colorful display all year, from fiery canopies in autumn to verdant swaths in summer. We're there for the whole show
Ann Herold
Ken and Beth Karmin would walk past the property in their Pacific Palisades neighborhood and fantasize about owning it, knowing that if Vin Scully had raised a family of six there, it would be large enough for their own four children. When the Dodger broadcaster signaled he was ready to move, the Karmins jumped.
The couple grew up in Chicago and had lived in London for eight years, where Beth studied garden design and heard the name of Isabelle Greene spoken with awe. Greene, a Santa Barbara-based landscape architect and granddaughter of Craftsman icon Henry Mather Greene, is known for a modernist simplicity enhanced with artistic touches. The Karmins had hired her to shape the garden at their first L.A. home, then brought her back when they acquired the Scully house. One of Greene's first tasks there was to remake and lengthen a backyard patio. She advocated using Santa Barbara sandstone, taking the couple to several estates so they could see how the pale stone looked and wore down over time. An outdated oval pool ringed with rocks in the center of the lawn was filled in and a rectangular replacement dug at the end of the garden. It's far enough from the house to function as its own secluded space. "By the time you walk to the pool, you feel as if you deserve your swim," says Beth.
As a seasonal barometer Greene created an allée of crape myrtles, moving wood models about as a way of "sketching" the design before planting the trees. Now in summer they bear sprays of white flowers, and in late fall the leaves turn fiery reds and oranges. Near the allée she planted a knot garden dotted with succulents and crowned with a fountain. A sycamore was added for sculptural contrast next to the bowed hedge of cypress that screens the large potting shed and composting operation. As a proponent of drought-tolerant plantings, Greene wasn't thrilled at the Karmins' request for a spacious lawn, choosing less-thirsty Saint Augustine grass. Concrete from the demolished driveway was reused to construct a wide stairway leading to terraces bursting with fruit trees and roses. The Karmins' teenage son Edmund has dubbed the crenulated walkway "Machu Picchu."
On the topmost terrace sits a tepee ("We wanted the kids to have fun with the garden," says Beth) and an elegant green chicken house. Ken, a principal with the High Street Holdings investment firm, had just read a magazine article on how chickens cut waste by eating unused produce. "There is also the incredible luxury of having fresh eggs," he says. "Lots of people we know have gotten chickens after seeing ours."
After living through Chicago freezes and London chills, Beth was enamored of what could grow in California, although she wasn't as positive about Los Angeles, finding the car-bound existence unnatural. But now that she has her thriving garden, she's crazy about the place. "It's made me fall in love with L.A.," she says. "Because of it, I understand that we do have seasons."
When the Karmin's Labrador retriever, Comet, isn't chasing balls across the wide lawn, he rests in front of a curved hedge of cypress trees that conceals gardening equipment and pool machinery. Ken uses the grass as a golf practice area.
The tepee served as a hideaway for the couple's children when they were growing up.
The Karmins originally trimmed the trees to get the ocean view. They've since stopped. "Now we love seeing the green," says Beth. The hard angles of the pool and lounge area are offset by softly rounded bushes.
Concrete from the driveway was recycled to build a tiered path along the terraced orchard. Fruit trees, from apricot to plum to quince, cover the hillside, along with rosebushes left over from when Vin Scully owned the house.
An allée of crape myrtles turns a panoply of autumnal colors in late fall.
A patio of Santa Barbara sandstone includes a fireplace, while close by a long dining table and chairs provide a spot for the family to gather for alfresco dinners.
Landscape Architect: Isabelle Greene
Behind this California native's gardens is an artful mind. Here's some of her work:
Illusion: "The name of this piece comes from the fact that it is a little hard to tell what is skin and flesh and what is cushion and seating"
Overpass At Las Positas: "I had just taken up printmaking and was smitten by the simplicity of Japanese prints. So I tried it out."
Foothills, Challenged: "I had not touched my oils for decades. My friend challenged me to open my dormant set and start painting."
Garden Designer: John Lyons
His mission? Making the move from garden to kitchen a matter of minutes
The chicory in the Karmins' vegetable patch—practically a mini estate—is a vision in blue. The bees mob it, as they do the holy basil, which pleases John Lyons, who created the stone-edged beds and cares for the teeming kale and cabbages and peppers and pumpkins within (see him at work in this video). He grows several vegetables from seed, including unusual varieties sent from Italy by his sister, such as the light green Genovese squash. There's so much organic produce that the Karmins' cook, Willard Sterling, never wants for ingredients. As part of the services Lyons offers through his company, the Woven Garden, he weekly trims back the ailing, hand waters the few plants that need it, and stirs the compost pile, which contains manure from the stables where he keeps his horse.
In the early 1990s, Lyons left his native Ireland for New York, where he created one of the first roof gardens in Gotham. "He's a nutter, this one," Lyons recalls his neighbors thinking of that early urban farm. He moved to L.A. in 1998, where he ran an actors' agency for seven years "until I was paroled for good behavior." He returned to his youthful passion for the land and honed his skills as a designer and overseer of edible and native gardens.
He knows how to attract beneficial insects and makes the most of the weather as he rotates crops. This year's hot winter was a challenge, stimulating plant growth far earlier than normal.
An expert beekeeper, Lyons talked to the Karmins about adding hives and lobbied as well for domestic fowl. When the Karmins opted for chickens, he picked the Australorp and the Ameraucana for their hardiness and friendliness. He's also planted zinnias throughout, not because they're a gardener's best friend but because Beth loves them.
This feature originally appears in the May 2014 issue of Los Angeles magazine. – See more at: http://www.lamag.com/longform/escape-from-cuba-yasiel-puigs-untold-journey-to-the-dodgers/#sthash.x2FQCgUR.dpuf
This feature originally appeared in the September 2014 issue of Los Angeles magazine.
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Arrive in Siem Reap. Transfer to your hotel for check in and brief on the road safety. In the afternoon, cycle to Tonle Sap Lake, the biggest fresh water lake in South East Asia. Turn left at the crocodile farm crossing the bridge. Then cycle on small road along the river through villages, pagodas and school. This road is good for cycling as to avoid the busy traffic. After cycling 8km, turn right crossing the bridge to the main road as there is no further access on the small road. Continue cycling toward the hill about 3km (July-December) where the boat stop. (Note: January-June, the water is low and the boat will stop further 3km). Board on the boat to visit the floating village, floating school, and fishing farm. After 1 hour boat drive, return the Siem Reap on the main road to avoid cycling the same road. Stay overnight in Siem Reap.
Depart from the hotel, crossing the bridge at Old Market to cycle 15km toward Rolous Group. The first 2km, is on the tarmac road toward the bus station. Then, passing the rice field and the village. Rolous Group was the first capital of Angkor Empire during 800 A.D. Visit the Pre-Angkorian temples including Preak Ko, Bakong and Lo Lei. From Rolous, we cycle to Angkor Complex. From there, you can see Kravan temple, Banteay Kdei, and stop at the famous Ta Phrom, embraced by the roots of enormous fig trees and gigantic creepers. Visit Ta Phrom (45 minutes-1 hour). It was built in 12th century by the famous King Jayavarvan VII indicated to his mother.
While clearing back the forest, archaeologists decided to leave the vegetation of Ta Phrom in place to serve as a reminder of how the original discoverers found it and the other Angkor temples. Many of the trees have grown around and through the remains and soar high above the temples. Visit the magnificent 12th century Angkor Wat which is visually, architecturally and artistically breathtaking. Angkor Wat is a massive three-tiered pyramid crowned by five beehive-like towers rising 65 meters from ground level. Suryavarman II constructed Angkor Wat in the form of massive 'temple mountain' dedicated to the Hindu god, Vishnu.
Depart from the hotel on the main road. Arrive at Angkor Wat and turn left to the west. Continue to cycle 2km before turn right to the rural road. The road is good for cycling as you can avoid the busy traffic but you can see rice field, village, pagoda. Arrive in Banteay Srei before lunch. Visit (45 minutes) Banteay Srei temple which is known as women citadel (built in 967 A.D dedicated to Brahma). While some of temple are impressive because of their sheer size, Banteay Srei stands alone in the quality of its construction and decoration. Its pink sandstone walls are decorated with what some consider the best carving of all, and still an excellent state of preservation.
Continue cycling to visit Kbal Spean, the River of Thousands Lingas, lying under the river bed, people believe it brings fertility and blessing Angkor area as the river flows to Siem Reap. Walk 1,200 meters to visit the Lingas and enjoy lunch and the water fall. On the way back, cycle on the main road to visit Landmine Museum of Mr. Akira. Mr. Ra is dedicated to clearing the Cambodian countryside of landmines laid during the years of conflict and relies entirely on visitors' donation to fund his work. Stay overnight in Siem Reap.
Breakfast at the hotel. Depart from the hotel on the main road. Turn right at Jayavarman VII Children Hospital. Begin the visit with Pre Rup which was built in before Angkor period and belief to serve as the cremation temple. Then continue to cycle to East Mebon, Ta Som, and Neak Pean. Stop for the visit at Preah Khan temple. Preah Khan means sword, was built by the King Jayavarman VII indicated to his father. The temple was built on the battlefield where Khmer soldiers succeeded over Siam military. Stay overnight in Siem Reap.
Breakfast at the hotel. Depart from the hotel on the National Road No.6, turn left at Dam Dek market after 42km. Visit Beng Mealea temple. Beng Mealea is an untouched temple hidden in the jungle surrounded by its mood 900 meters by 1,200 meters. Beng Mealea is a beautiful and charming temple. It has it own character which cannot be found in any other temple. We can feel very peaceful sitting inside the temple as we can get rid of the many tourists at Angkor area. Stay overnight in Siem Reap.
Breakfast at the hotel. Free at leisure until transfer for departure flight. Thanks for travelling with us.
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3....click topic "It helps to know your lucky days and lucky periods"
Always buy at magnum counter.
Please proceed to topic "It helps to know your lucky days and lucky periods"...look for message #1592 to locate your lucky reading..
Hello master sifu. I have a few relatives that wanted to know their lucky (days, period, counter, and number) i'm so glad if you can help them too. Tq sifu.
What are the chances of repeat numbers in Magnum.
A total of 839 podium numbers were repeat,which is equivalent to 89.6%.
Above figures do not include "special draws"
The question is picking the right "podium number", this entails a lot of analysing which is very time consuming.
I will furnish you a list of "repeat numbers" for Magnum counter later on.
Would require your advise since I am in my lucky cycle.
This numbers 4493846 is with me many years in which I just noticed it. Need your expert and lucky hand to breakdown for me.
4493846.......go for 3846, since one of your lucky number "4" is in the combination.
Above 3 sets of numbers 7405,7423 and 3846 were podium winners before....should repeat again.
Also check your I/C, Passport,Mobile and Car plate numbers....if they contain your lucky numbers of 7 or 4...play a little bit.
As promised, here is the list of "frequent podium numbers" since January till June 2013.
Records have proven that "podium numbers" repeat rate are around 89% and also they tend to "migrate" from counter to counter....so it is worth following them.
while only 6 sets are of 12 permutattions....in other words combinations with 24 permutations have a higher hit rate.
Members can use this as a reference...play the combinations that have your lucky number/numbers in them during your lucky days/periods.
A lot depends on the "individual LUCK" cause you have to pick the "right combination" and play it at the "right time".
I believe that these 49 sets of numbers have great potential for the rest of the year.
Also the single digit sum of 3962 is 2 and single digit sum of 5420 is also 2..
Must cover IBet.....the rest depends on your own LUCK....so if they are not drawn, dont ask me why?????
Thanks for the quick reply and advice.
Thanks for quick reply n advice.
Hi Best4 Master Sifu, im sasarina frm singapore. thanks for advice me the number.


Post subject: A big ask.
It's kind of a long shot, but I'm completely stuck here. Bought a frame in Edinburgh, guy refuses to send even after payment. Would any retrobikers do me a massive favour and send it down to me?
I can help out pal. Depending on Where about in Edinburgh is it?
Nice one Rob, are you not from Edinburgh yourself?
Enid, its on Gilmore Place near Bruntsfield. Not sure which part of the city thats in.
No Ask is ever too Big for Macretro.
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