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the democracy of sound project number eight: ored recordings and the sounds of caucasus
Every project needs parameters, principles, and guiding ideas. With them come as many irreconcilable sacrifices and compromises. When I began the original Hum site, the hope was to indicate rather than fulfill – to offer the seeds for a developmental curiosity – to promote exploration, rather than to imply a complete image of a subject. There was also a secondary desire to slow the temporality of the internet's constantly shifting focus – to limit distraction. As a result, I chose not to include links, videos, or sound files, hoping that a self-initiated Google search held the potential for a reader to take possession over this process, instigating chance encounter and singular paths experience.
The blog grew out of desire to share the very thing that I was consciously omitting from original site – media which I had encountered through chance and purpose on the internet. As its scope and audience grew, I began to receive requests from artists and labels to review their releases, and again was forced to consider a set of parameters, principles, and guiding ideas, through which to determine inclusion. I settled on a fairly simple set. A blog, rather than a magazine, is generally accepted as a single voice, and as such highly individualized and subjective. If I chose to review something, and by extension recommend it to others, I was accountable in a way that a magazine's scope generally diffuses. Thus, I asked myself of each release, if I would buy it. If I was hypothetically willing to sacrifice a proportion of my personal economy to it, then it seemed reasonable and ethical to suggest the same of others. This came with the secondary benefit of allowing me to focus on things that I love, respect, and appreciate, rather than getting caught in the quagmire of lukewarm, negative, or under-informed and dispassionate reviews.
Within my personally applied principles for engaging with the economy of recorded music, I only purchase physical releases. Within the perimeters of my criteria, I decided that I couldn't justify extend my focus to digital downloads, even when I loved the music.
Some of my advocation for the physical object of recorded music, draws on its capacity to instigate a developmental relationship with its aural component. We have a greater tendency to return to it, grow with it, and place value on it, when it occupies a physical space in our lives, and we have made a tangible sacrifice for it. Extending from the later, is a recognition that music, within the terms that we are discussing, exists within a system of economics, and that system is Capitalism. While, at the root of my philosophical ethos, I am an anti-capitalist, I also distinguish between distinct modes and applications of Capitalism, recognizing that it is highly unlikely that the use their primary architecture will be replaced any time in the foreseeable future. As a result, I choose to participate with it as consciously and ethically as is possible, rather than seeking to fully undermine or replace it.
A fundamental component of Capitalism is the application of abstracts – the transmogrification of time and energy into a symbolic object – money. While practical, this process activates a schism within how we determine real value – what is actually being exchanged for what, and thus what is sacrificed and gained within such an action. The process of abstraction is the key to Capitalism's success as an applied system, and the root much of the abuse which occurs within it. Logically then, the way to operate within it ethically, is to limit abstraction. In broad applications, this can be established comparatively – is a CEO's output of time and energy worth a thousand times that of another employee of the same business? Unfortunately, there is little beyond observation and awareness that comparison can directly achieve in localized or personal considerations.
The standard bedrock for Left-Wing critique of industrialized Capitalism – beginning with Marx, Proudhon, and Bakunin, etc, usually concludes that system itself is inherently flawed because its motivation toward the consolidation of wealth and application of value and exclusivity to that which should be a fundamental right. While this has proved historically accurate, I am inclined to see these tendencies as the apple in Eden, rather than the tree. They are a product and temptation of the system, but engagement with them is not exclusive to its use or success. Theoretically, there is an application of Capitalism where wealth can be consolidated at an equal rate of distribution within the entire population, and property can be both owned and accessible to all. This hypothetical is a pure form of Socialist Capitalism. Though far from my ideal realization of exchange, it is certainly more ethical than any that currently exists. It is a step on the path. The crucial distinction within nearly every contemporary paradigm of Capitalism – its primary formative element, is the universal application of competition, which is not, despite common perception, inherent the broad system itself, rather one of its temptations.
Taking control of Capitalism begins with each of us. Applying it ethically within one's personal life, is dependent on recognizing the character of the system as we encounter it, and then stripping the abstraction of labor, and what it is exchange for (commodity). To do this, one must acknowledge a two tier system within the primary – literal cost / value, and relative cost / value. Within literal determination of value, a twenty dollar LP has a very different cost for someone who makes six dollars an hour digging ditches in the hot sun, against someone who makes twenty dollars an hour responding to emails in an office. The value applied to expenditure of time and energy differs, while the energy and time needed to produce what they are exchanged for, is reasonably static (at least when viewed within a short increment of time, free from the immediate effects of inflation and demand). Relative cost on the other hand, is determined by the effect that an exchange has on the total economy of an individual. In each case, the degree of cost is likely to effect the value we understand the object to possess, both literally and relatively. In the current Western economic paradigm of Late-Capitalism, within which there is no logical or uniform corollary between labor output and exchange (factoring both time and energy), nor a standardized regulation of the cost of living, both of which enabled Marx's concept of surplus labor, the causal of exchange must be determined on a case by case instance – thus personally. We are each our own relative economies, and thus, within Late-Capitalism, the value of the abstract (money) is never equal.
At this point, you're probably asking what any of this has to do with our subject (democracy and sound). Everything. Democracy is currently intrinsically linked to Capitalism, as is the distribution of recorded sound (which I believe has the potential to promote democracy). It is something that I can never avoid through what I choose to review, and no listener can sidestep, if they want to own music.
My choice to only review releases which a offered in a physical format comes with complications, some of which are irreconcilable. That accepted, this choice draws on observations of how we experience and sacrifice through perceived value – that recorded music is an object for which something is exchanged. It is an attempt to keep music from becoming taken for granted, or disposable, in the way that so many things in our society are – to sustain their power and potential.
Applying a universal value to a work of art impossible. It is inevitably subjective – some people place value on a work which others offer none to, vise versa, and everything between. Accordingly, we must then dismiss the perception of creative value within a system of economics, and accept that all creative output, regardless of how it is housed or distributed, has the potential for an equal value, to be determined and applied by those who interact with it. As a fundamental, creative value is free from the effects of Capitalism, until it enters into its apparatus, at which point the two become difficult to untangle. Beyond taste, an object of recorded music, when choosing whether or not to buy it, is best viewed structurally (objectively vs. subjectively) – through what it offers within an exchange, with that contribution evaluated relative to that of another object – in this case, format. I deconstruct this in a very basic way, not unlike one would decide to buy any product over another. What are the benefits of said object / format – appropriateness, fidelity, growth, sustainability, material quality, etc.
In addition to the subjectivity applied to the contents of an object – its sound, (a value which exists outside of Capitalism, but which motivates us to participate with it) there is increasingly a duality of relational symbolism, applied the object itself. An LP, for example, has come to signify sacrifice and depth of concern for a music on a label's part, which is then mirrored by the buyer. While the physicality, durability, and fidelity of LPs have an implied value, there is equally meaning and value which extends from the financial investment we make in them. The fact that we are willing to spend ever greater sums on vinyl (in the case of both producer and consumer), is an actualization of the value we place in their contents. In other words, Capitalism is connected to the way we qualify the less tangible elements of their being (creative value). Cassettes on the other hand, have an entirely different symbolic meaning, signifying their own relational proximity – often a dedication to analog sound and the physical object, accessible economy, as well as the implication adventurous sonic territories where a financial imperative can not be a guiding motive. A tape implies an attempt to offer as much as possible, within limited circumstances. In other words, the object has become a signifier for an ethical economy, with a creative and commercial integrity – a context (or a relationship to a context) which effects how we approach and understand it. Within this line of thinking, offering a digital download for sale as an autonomous object, can be understood as accumulating a meaning entirely separate from its primary element – the sound itself. The reading of this meaning is relative to a context which includes, and is informed by, other formats, as well as to the personal economy – the symbolic, implied, and real (relative and literal) value within it.
Effectively, all of this is to say that to function within a system of Capitalism ethically, we must be conscious of all of its operations. This system enforces itself on the music we love, through its means of delivery and consumption. In my view, a digital download, as a commercial object, because of its lack of physicality, undermines the potential investment and experience that a listener will likely have with its contents – sound, and that relative to the other available options – LP, tape, CD, it offers a less balanced economic exchange – less value for your money. While I completely respect anyone's decision to purchase them, and can not presume to know how each individual experience and relationship plays out, I also can not recommend in good conscious anyone buy them, when I choose to not do so myself.
Despite my avocations and preferences, this has irreconcilable elements which do not sit well with me. In the case of recorded music, an object's greatest value is the content – its sound. In order for us to enter into a Capitalist exchange with music, this value, which is unquantifiable, must outweigh the sacrifice we make to participate. It motivates us to engage with Capitalism in order to acquire it, which in turn effects its meaning and our interpretation of the object and that meaning, at time risking the sublimation, or inflation, of its primary value.
Contention with my arguments is likely to arise from two notable fronts. The sustainable economy of music, which allows it to continue to be made, is no longer what it once was. Cost of living continues to rise, while wages for the vast proportion of people on the planet have stagnated or dropped (when adjusted for inflation). This means that buying a CD or LP is going to have a greater relative impact on a personal economy, with further effects manged by its literal cost. Less people can afford them, and those who can, less than they once could. They are increasingly viewed as a luxury item, and out of reach to many. In addition to this, material costs of making a physical object have risen, while the retail prices have grown at a much slower rate. In this light, the basic economy of a digital download, when viewed from the perspective of the producer and consumer, is probably closer to the economic balance achieved by an LP forty years ago, than to what it is today. That said, just because the digital download is a logical adaption to the economic conditions, or a perceived demand, does not mean that it represents the best value, or ethical application, within an exchange.
The greatest source of my discontent (and the second logical contention with my arguments), is a question which arises when the creative or cultural value of sound (the primary value of recorded music) is so powerful, that it trumps all potential effects of Capitalism. When it outweighs all value potential which can be applied to a given object, and the sacrifice we make to acquire it. In simple terms, what happens when the music of a $5 download has more creative value than a worthy $30 LP? While this occurrence is rare, as a thing of such worth would have little trouble finding the faith to release it in a physical format, one such instance crossed my path the other day.
I get requests for review and consideration daily. It's a wonderful compliment, but its impossible to find the time for everything. Last week I got a lovely email from a man named Bulat Khalilov, who lives in the city of Nalchik, located in North Caucasus, Russia. He wanted to tip me to worked housed by the small digital label he runs with a group of like minded peers called Ored Recordings, which is entirely dedicated to field recordings of traditional musics from Caucasus. Not only did I immediately recognize a kindred spirit, but was forced to acknowledge a wrench in the cogs of my rational for selecting recordings to recommend and discuss. Despite the fact that these recordings were only available as digital downloads (with the exception of two small edition cassette compilations, recently coreleased with Death is Not the End), both the spirit in which they were made, and their quality, trumped all potential effects of Capitalism – furthered by the fact that Ored allows the buyer to determine their price – their value within an individual economy, and thus calibrate according to relative and literal cost. Anyway you look at it, there was no way I could sidestep this astounding work.
Thus far, The Democracy of Sound Project has largely attended to geographies, cultures, and contexts which have found themselves the victims of Western political racism and xenophobia, but Ored's recordings from Caucasus offer a necessary opportunity to pull back the lens, toward a view of the larger aggregator of these conditions – a politically activated separation, which serves the consideration of wealth and power, and undermines democracy. When viewed structurally (examining the root causals), there may be no better example than the perpetual schism between Russia and the United States and its allies in Europe. One hundred years ago today (stretching from March to November 1917), a revolution was being waged, laying the groundwork for a fracture which has remained ever since.
I could dedicate countless pages deconstructing post-revolutionary Russia (The Soviet Union, and then Russia again), and the relationship of that country to the Capitalist nations beyond its borders. It is a fascinating dynamic, which can tell us a great deal about our contemporary context, but I have already strayed too far from the music at hand – indulging in my thoughts and whims. The most important thing to understand is that little has been what it seemed. The presentation of difference and polarity, has obstructed overwhelming similarity. The fact that the two largest Communist dictatorships – The Soviet Union and China, have come to embrace extreme realizations of Late-Capitalism (a distinctly American economic paradigm), is no accident. The power dynamic idealized by dictatorship and Late-Capitalism are closely related – consolidation within the smallest possible number of individuals.
What makes today's social, economic, and political reality so fascinating, is that these truths, which have been successfully obscured for a century, are becoming transparent via the connection between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The fact that they are part of the same equation, have the same disregard for democracy, and are working toward the same ends – the consolidation of power among the few, has almost become unavoidable. Crucially, this should not be seen to represent a coming together of the two countries, but rather part of a process which is further isolating each from the international community – something which serves the ruling elite of both nations. While these two leaders express admiration for each other – something which should worry the people of both countries, every indication is that we are about to ricochet further apart than we've been in a generation – quite possibly, into war.
This is why the recording of housed by Ored are so important, and their arrival in my life so prescient. Beyond what they are, as an action – viewed locally and expansively, they carry a profound symbolic meaning within (and without) the potentialities of the interlacing dynamics of democracy and economics. They are a reminder of the power of art – of our voices, and that the fundamental value of sound and music is greater than money. They allow us to know each other – to bridge the divide, and undermine abstraction. These are recordings of people who make music because it is necessary, captured by those who recognize value beyond the web of Capitalism. Art promotes democracy, and until it enters into an agreement with it, is free of the influences of Capitalism (which in most cases undermines the potential for true democracy). Through the activities of Khalilov and the other recordists of Ored, we can recognize what so many of us endeavor toward, and through the work itself, we are allowed to see beyond the veil, into the lives, voices, and people from which we are cut off by the political and economic apparatus which attempts to silence our voices.
Ored's body of work, which currently extends across fifteen digital releases, centers around indigenous folk musics which come from Caucasus, among the most linguistically and culturally diverse regions on the plant, including Circassians, Abkhazians, Pontic Greeks, Dargins, Chechens, Laks, Kalmyks, and Caucasian Turks. It is the label's hope to document each as purely as possible – to offer these people voice, representation, and value – as each of us deserves. This in itself is a noble task, but within the contemporary context, these sounds double as a historic window, and parable for the present day. Many of the cultures and people of Caucasus have been long oppressed, beginning in the 19th century under the Tsars, extending through the Soviet period, for the same differences as many people across the world currently find themselves persecuted for – their religion and culture. Much of what is now Caucasus, was, for most of its history, part of the Persian (Iran) empire, and thus many of its people were (and remain) Muslim, at the region's conquest of by the Russian Empire during the first half of the 19th century. So began an extended period of persecution and purges upon the people of this region, leaving the work of Ored filled with tragedy and truth.
Within the labels recording, we are faced with the sounds of one of the most culturally diverse regions on the planet – a melting pot, where the past and the present exist as one. But within these songs is a tragic dichotomy of what is, and what is absent. With roughly two centuries of persecution in the region, laying behind its people, one can't help but ask what might have been – what this music might have sounded like, how much more of it their might have been, had bigotry not laid its waste. Equally, these sounds stand as a testament to resilience – that no matter the great the destruction, we survive, and our voices carry through time – waiting for someone like Khalilov to capture them (you can read more about his process and ideas here), take them into the future, and spread them to the wind.
And so, after a long digression, I bring the voices of people who struggle as we all do – who lay obscured behind same the architectures of power which seek to silence us all. They are the meaning of Democracy, and symbols of humanity's resilience against the evils of the world. They are pure, untangled and unfettered from the economic burdens which mediate so many of the experiences in our lives. I thank all of the remarkable individuals of Ored for all of their hard and selfless work, and encourage you to support it in any way you can. Until next time, I leave you with the sounds. They speak volumes beyond what I possibly can.
Khagaudzh Ensemble – Songs of Caucasian War
Iynar – Balkarian Legacy of Omar Otarov
Tembolat Tkhashloko – Sing Alone
Khakurinokhabl. Zachir: Circassian Religious Chants
Boris Kuthelia – Keeper of Abkhazian Music
Kazachka Ensemble – Terek Cossacks Songs
Gunda – Professional Abkhazian Folk Music
Tatiana Dordzhieva and Maria Beltsykova – Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk
Nikolas and Konstantinos Singerov – Pontic Greeks from Abkhazia
Kazbek Nagaroko – Modern Authentic
V/A – Khachesh: Circassian Sacred Space
Hapshima – Old Dargin Songs
Balkhar Ensemble – Songs of Balkhar's Women
Maisat Midaeva – Chechen Nasams
V/A – Djegu: Live from Aslanbech Chich's Circassian Music Festival
geometry of circles – philip glass on sesame street (1979)
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Professor L. E. Parsons, a Tech student from 1929 to 1936 and a member of the Textile Engineering Department since 1942, discusses that department, his experiences on the faculty, and the development of synthetic fibers.
General Interview Information
Interviewee Name: L.E. Parsons
Additional Parties Recorded: None
Date: February 27, March 11, October 16, 1975
Interviewer: Marshall L. Pennington
Length: 4 hours 15 mintues
Tape 1, Side 1: Autobiographical data given, Recalls youth on dry land cotton farm, Discusses cotton picking, Diversions on the farm, Rattlesnakes discussed, Talks about brothers, Reasons for coming to Texas Tech as an undergraduate, 1929-1936, Early years as undergraduate at Tech reviewed, Discussion of textile engineering curriculum, Fields that textile engineers may enter, Left Tech for six years and returned in 1942 to teach, Acquaintances mentioned, Beginning of Textile Engineering Department discussed, Suit made for John Nance Garner remembered, Construction of first textile building, Burlington factory at Post remembered, Need for water in the textile industry, Explanation of wet finishing.
Tape 1, Side 2: Continued discussion of synthetic and man-made fabrics, Distinction between the two types of fabrics, Outlines relation between anti-freeze and polyester fiber, Defines polyester and explains how filaments are made, Dangers involved in production of various fibers, Hazards of asbestos, Nomex, a highly heat resistant nylon, and other, synthetics discussed, Characteristics of different fibers, Use of fabrics in automobile tires, Change in popular use of various fabrics.
Tape 2, Side 1: Strength of various fabric types, Most synthesized fibers are not attacked by moths or mildew, Effect of sunlight on fibers, Specialty fibers discussed, Mohair used in railroad Pullman cars in curtains and beds because of durability, Vicuna fiber from Andes Mountains, Alpaca fiber also from South America, Camel hair and cashmere favored in expensive clothing, History of man's use of fibrous materials, Fabrics reclaimed from Egyptian tombs are cotton, flax or ramie, Ramie described, Traits of different fibers, Silk production, History of mechanization of spinning yarn, Regular spinning and open-end spinning contrasted, Dyeing processes, Water based dyes, Bleaching, Solution dyeing, Printing multi-colored material.
Tape 2, Side 2: Dyeing processes (continued), Autobiography (continued), Worked for DuPont in Tennessee, Returned to Texas Tech for research in 1942, Family discussed, Children attended Tech, Wife received degree in interior design, Non-woven fabrics discussed, Future for non-woven fabrics, Tech's textile engineering equipment used for research by manufacturing companies, Areas of teaching, Has taught engineering course since 1956, Work with clothing and textile students, Research in textiles at Texas Tech, Helped sell West Texas cotton, Denim fabric discussed, Harold Hinn and John Bradford noted, Texas Tech presidents mentioned.
Tape 3, Side 1: Memories of Clifford B. Jones, Establishment of Jones Stadium, Memories of E. N. Jones, Memories of Dossie M. Wiggins, Memories of Robert C. Goodwin, Study in Europe (1949), Recovery from World War II, Conditions in England, Aramids, fibers with high heat resistance, Uses and strengths, Experimentation and potential, J. C. Penney archery equipment, Anecdotes about strength, Split film fiber, Method of making yarn, Inexpensive, Description of fabric, Uses, Buoyancy of synthetic fabrics, Surgical uses.
Tape 3, Side 2: Surgical uses of synthetic fibers, Development, Cotton bale sampling standards, Opportunities in textiles, Accomplishments of Texas Tech graduates, Development of mills, Abilene, Texas, New Braunfels, Texas, Post, Texas, Littlefield, Texas, Manager, Bob Hale, Texas Tech graduate, Development of finishing plant, Reputation of Textile Research Center, Support of Board of Regents, Open-end spinning, Aid to West Texas economy, Texas Tech Deans of the College of Engineering, William J. Miller, O. V. Adams, Dean St. Clair, Deiser Holcomb, John Bradford, Outstanding graduates, M. L. Hurd, Eliot Knox, Employment during Depression, Size of textile faculty.
Tape 4, Side 1: Unusual teaching assignments, Decreasing size of textile engineering faculty, Honors and awards, Participation in research, Viscose research.
Tape 4, Side 2: Blank
Range Dates: 1929-1975
Bulk Dates: 1929-1975
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Joshimath itself was born in precarious geological circumstances. The town, located on the middle slope of a hill, was built on the debris of a landslide triggered by an earthquake more than a century ago, and is located in a tremor-prone zone. click here
Food Serurity
Urgent action needed as acute malnutrition threatens the lives of millions of vulnerable children 12 January 2023
United Nations agencies are calling for urgent action to protect the most vulnerable children in the 15 countries hardest hit by an unprecedented food and nutrition crisis. click here
How Africa can help feed the world. What's needed for true food security 11 January 2023
By 2050 Africa�s population is expected to nearly double. At the same time, the continent�s fragile biomes are disproportionately impacted by climate change. click here
Why agricultural subsidies must be reformed to enable a regenerative food system 10 January 2023
The allocation of agricultural subsidies does not currently incentivise nature-positive practices like regenerative agriculture. Therefore, it contributes to practices that lead to the destruction of ecosystems and species extinction. click here
New report shows alarming changes in the entire global water cycle 11 January 2023
In 2022, a third La Niña year brought much rain to Australia and Southeast Asia and dry conditions to the other side of the Pacific. click here
From protective coatings to stop water evaporating to farmer-driven eco-movements 10 January 2023
Record temperatures have led to the worst drought in Europe in 500 years, while 36 million people face food insecurity in the Horn of Africa due to crop failure. click here
Water Resources Management
Earth dam keeps community alive despite severe, lengthy drought 14 January 2023
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), over two billion people live in water-stressed countries, which is expected to be exacerbated in some regions as result of climate change and population growth. click here
The world�s top ten risks are all linked to water 12 January 2023
This year the Cost-of-Living Crisis is deemed to have the most severe impact in the coming two years, whereas Failure to Mitigate Climate Change is ranked as the worst threat for the ten-year period. click here
Trapped sediment in dams 'endangers' water supplies: UN 11 January 2023
Thousands of the world's large dams are so clogged with sediment that they risk losing more than a quarter of their storage capacity by 2050, UN researchers said Wednesday, warning of the threat to water security. click here
XVIII World Water Congress on Theme "Water for All: Harmony between Humans and Nature", hosted by International Water Resources Associations (IWRA) and Ministry of the Water Resources of the People's Republic of China, at Beijing, China, 11 - 15 September, 2023. click here
UN 2023 Water Conference - Yet, today, 40 per cent of the world�s people are affected by water scarcity; 80 per cent of wastewater is discharged untreated into the environment, and more than 90 per cent of disasters are water-related. click here
Preparatory meeting for the United Nations Conference Preparatory meeting for the United Nations Conference on the Midterm Comprehensive Review of the Implementation of the Objectives of the International Decade for Action "Water for Sustainable Development", 2018�2028." click here
40th International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR), Vienna-Austria, 21 - 25th August 2023, Theme - Rivers Connecting Mountains & Coasts click here
State of the world's drinking water: This report, presents the data on the links between water, health and development and the status of drinking water, with actionable recommendations to accelerate access to safe drinking water. click here
The United Nations World Water Development Report 2022: Groundwater Making the invisible visible click here
Europe�s groundwater � a key resource under pressure
�Groundwater: making the invisible visible is the World Water Day theme for 22 March 2022. In recognition of this, this briefing provides an overview of the state of groundwater in the EU. Groundwater stores almost one-third of total global freshwater resources and, in the EU, supplies 65% of drinking water and 25% of water for agricultural irrigation. click here
FAO Publication: Sustainable management of freshwater resources for food security and nutrition in Small Island the Developing States click here
FAO-UN WASAG STRATEGY for 2021-2024: The Global Framework on Water Scarcity in Agriculture Turning water scarcity into opportunities for sustainable agriculture, food security & nutrition click here
Irrigation & Drainage in Republic of Uzbekistan History & Modern State: Towards the 70th anniversary of the International Commission on Irrigation & Drainage (ICID) click here
Call for Papers 25th ICID Congress, 01 - 08 Nov, 2023, Vishakhapatnam
25th International Congress on Irrigation and Drainage of ICID
1-8 November 2023, Vishakhapatnam (Vizag), Andhra Pradesh, India
The International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID) was established on 24 June 1950 at New Delhi, India. ICID is a leading scientific, technical, and professional international not-for-profit network of experts from the fields of irrigation, drainage, and flood management working together with the mission �Sustainable Agriculture Water Management�.
ICID is a knowledge sharing platform dedicated to issues related to entire spectrum of agricultural water management practices ranging from rain-fed agriculture to supplemental irrigation, land drainage, deficit irrigation to full irrigation, etc. In addition, drainage of agricultural lands forms the core theme of our activities. Floods and drought; the two extremes of increasingly variable climate as a result of potential climate change, also form the focus of activities. For more details log on to https://icid-ciid.org
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�Smart farming� can make North Carolina a leader in global fight against hunger
The world�s population is predicted to increase by two billion by 2050, to nearly 10 billion people. click here
These 45 countries have pledged over $4 billion to support sustainable agriculture, but is it enough?
Around 25 percent of the world's total greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture, and 45 countries have pledged to transition to sustainable farming. click here
Chickpea gene collection a boon for world agriculture
Comprehensive genetic library of chickpeas gives one the world�s oldest, and most commonly grown, cultivated crops a brighter future. click here
Global climate change cooperation: Takeaways from COP26 for regulated entities
Methane significantly contributes to ground-level ozone formation and warming, making it a prime target in climate change reduction efforts. click here
Why women�s participation is essential to achieve global climate targets
More than 125 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance - with women and children making up more than 75%. click here
COP26: Everything to know about the climate change summit on 10 November
The first draft of COP26 agreement asks countries to strengthen climate targets; the world is on track for a dangerous 2.4C of warming this century. click here
UN sounds alarm on Somalia�s �rapidly worsening� drought
Somalia�s �rapidly worsening� drought has left more than two million people facing severe food and water shortages, the United Nations has warned. click here
Drought modelling
We have supported a project to develop an approach to assess the welfare impacts of drought in Sub-Saharan Africa. click here
Crops are �imprinted� by past droughts�which could help them prepare for future ones
Poring over 20 years of crop yield data researchers discover an intriguing form of natural drought resilience that offers clues for climate adaptation and food security. click here
UN-backed floating city built to withstand Category 5 hurricanes is headed to South Korea
The project's designers envision a flood-proof city that produces its own food and water. click here
British Columbia devastated by catastrophic floods
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A state of emergency has been declared in British Columbia (BC) - Canada's western-most province - in the wake of the storm. click here
Floods, sewage and crocodiles: the crisis of the Gambia�s sinking city
To preserve Banjul beach, activists with Clean Earth Gambia started planting thousands of coconut trees in the sand, hoping the palms will defend the coastline against the encroaching sea. click here
How COVID-19 crisis undermined MENA states� food security progress
MENA�s progress toward UN SDG of zero hunger has been set back by the pandemic, the study says. click here
Food for thought: Why school meals are critical to global recovery
The school closures put into the spotlight what an important safety net school meals are for many communities globally. click here
To tackle instability and conflict, It's timeto elevate hunger as a national security priority
According to the latest National Intelligence Estimate food insecurity, along with other issues in a handful of countries. click here
Morocco to host 5th African regional conference on water management
The event will explore sustainable water management in Africa amid mounting climate-change related challenges in the continent. click here
What will it take to meet irrigation demand this year?
The Boise reservoir system needs an estimated 73% of its average streamflow to meet 2022 irrigation demand. click here
Hawaii�s water irrigation systems are priority infrastructure
The aging agricultural facilities need to be maintained and upgraded to meet local food production goals. click here
South Asia Hydromet Forum 2021
The third annual South Asia Hydromet Forum (SAHF III) on November 15-18, 2021, will examine how pooling data, resources, and information can improve weather and climate services as the region adapts to climate change. click here
�Portable Oasis� extracts water from dry desert air
An ultraporous humidity sponge could provide 300 gallons of fresh water a day. click here
Global water security & sanitation partnership
Today, about 2 billion people lack safely managed drinking water and 3.6 billion lack safely managed sanitation. click here
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Foundation for a Healthy High Point offers new ways to work together
In Guilford County, well over 600 nonprofits actively engage in the life of our community. Some are large, complex organizations and others are small entities doing good work among us.
Many of us generously contribute financially to nonprofits, and sometimes we may wonder about the effective use of funds.
Capacity building — a broad term that encompasses actions nonprofits make to increase effectiveness — can focus on organizational and financial stability, program quality and growth. When it's successful, it strengthens a nonprofit's ability to fulfill its mission and serve the community. Capacity building is an investment in the effectiveness and future sustainability of our nonprofits.
Grantmakers can play a critical role in helping nonprofits with capacity building. In the fall of 2017, the Foundation for a Healthy High Point joined forces with Guilford Nonprofit Consortium and Chris Musselwhite, founder of Discovery Learning, to provide an eight-month enhanced capacity building program for three nonprofits in High Point.
By supporting this program, the Foundation for a Healthy High Point fulfilled its mission to encourage, support, influence, and invest in efforts that improve health and wellness throughout Greater High Point. Additionally, The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium, a membership organization for hundreds of area nonprofits, fulfilled its mission to educate, collaborate, and build capacity for nonprofits.
"Innovative, collaborative efforts such as (this one) in which nonprofit partners dedicate time and resources to strengthen their organizations to do their work with the most impact, directly benefit individuals living in High Point," said Jim Keever, chairman of The Foundation for a Healthy High Point Board of Directors.
The three organizations involved respond to some of High Point's most critical health issues.
"This work is about making sure that our nonprofit providers, who are being asked to take on increasing roles in health-care delivery, have the people and systems in place to answer this challenge," Steve Hayes, executive director of The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium, said.
These efforts are crucial in light of ongoing cuts in government programs that support community health, Hayes said.
This program took an innovative approach to the challenges the three nonprofits identified as problematic. Through the lens of this client-centric, action-oriented mindset, the nonprofit leadership teams identified and questioned their assumptions about their challenges and about each other. They listened deeply and came to new insights about tensions that were holding them back. They acknowledged and discussed familiar conflicts. They identified silos (from which arguably no organization is immune), discovered the value of collaboration and found new ways to work together by tackling common conflicts and obstacles.
"I applaud these leaders and the Foundation for a Healthy High Point for their willingness to be vulnerable and take some risk," Chris Musselwhite, project leader and facilitator of this program, said. "It's not an easy thing to do for nonprofits that tend to operate in crisis mode — whether their crisis is a financial one or one related to the immediate needs of the people they serve."
Becky Yates, of Caring Services, Inc., one of the participating nonprofits, said the group was able to focus on a significant problem that required a team approach. "We all had to pause from our daily hustle and bustle, believing that we didn't have time for planning, and now we realize that having the opportunity to work with an action learning plan and coach was the most important thing we could have done."
After this program, "all of the organizations will be better able to measure the impact of their work," Hayes said.
"Our team was able to improve systems and increase efficiencies within the agency, as well as to build a greater sense of teamwork," said Tom Campbell, president and CEO of Family Service of the Piedmont.
To view the original article written by the Greensboro News and Record, please click here.
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Our finger pull continues the organic inspiration of Henry Moore. Decidedly mollusk in nature, this delicate pull invites the touch. The play on negative space integrates with its surroundings, making it a special detail for casegoods. Blackened polished brass is a living finish and will patina and/or brighten with wear. Please be aware that the finish may be darker than what is photographed.


Tweetcasting the views of some of the most active but under-appreciated citizen activists against the violent NATO military alliance, a small group channel has gone live on the web.
In recent years, NATO has appeared more and more in the media, often just being slammed for being an obsolete hangover from the Cold War. Desperate to look heroic in order to receive funds, NATO portrays Russia and Iran as villains to justify its fading mission among new gullible fans in Eastern Europe.
Meanwhile, most people in Western Europe and the US are not convinced, having become tired of the pompous "Atlantic Alliance" and believing it should be scrapped. US presidential candidate Donald Trump has even said he will destroy NATO in a single phone call, seeing it as nothing but a waste of money.
Below are some tweets already from members of the small Twitter-based list of microbloggers, who post their criticisms of NATO and Western war crimes regularly.
#NATOSummit is to be a circus of feeble European regimes trying to blame all their own problems on others, most importantly each other.
Although the North Atlantic Treaty Organization exists ostensibly to make the world more secure, its military campaign in Libya reduced the country to chaos, with large areas taken under control of ISIS terrorists and armaments being traded across the Middle East. Determined only to get Europeans to sacrifice themselves as slaves for their American generals, NATO is committing war crimes, provoking fresh conflicts, and undermining the rule of law in every region where it has any influence.
Click "follow" at @NukeNATO to keep track of the micro-activist channel as it develops.


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ADM, Balchem and Huber announced acquisitions of Harvest Innovations, Albion and Martinswerk, respectively.

ADM, Balchem and Huber announced acquisitions of Harvest Innovations, Albion and Martinswerk, respectively.
Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM) reached an agreement to purchase a controlling stake in Harvest Innovations, an industry leader in minimally processed, expeller-pressed soy proteins, oils and gluten-free ingredients.
"More and more consumers are looking for foods that are gluten-free, that aren't genetically modified, and that are healthy and organic," said Vince Macciocchi, president of ADM's WILD Flavors and specialty ingredients business unit. "Today's addition perfectly complements our existing ingredient businesses and offers customers a full-service, one-stop shop for their ingredient needs."
Harvest Innovations is based in Indianola, Iowa, and has a second processing facility in Deshler, Ohio. The company uses expeller pressing to turn grains, legumes and oilseeds into minimally processed, non-genetically modified organism (GMO), organic, gluten-free ingredients. Products range from non-GMO soy chips, expeller-pressed soy flour and textured vegetable protein, to organic soy crisps, to gluten-free flours and pastas.
"We are not done growing," Macciocchi added. "We're continuing to add to our capabilities, execute our plan to grow strategically, and deliver value for our customers and our shareholders."
ADM anticipates closing the transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval, in the coming months.
Balchem Corp. announced it acquired Albion International Inc., a privately held manufacturer of mineral amino acid chelates, specialized mineral salts and mineral complexes, headquartered in Clearfield, Utah, for a purchase price of $111.5 million in cash. Albion's 2015 revenues were approximately $53.5 million. The acquisition purchase price reflects a multiple of approximately 10.7 times 2015 EBITDA, excluding any synergies. The transaction consideration is subject to certain adjustments as provided in the definitive agreement. The purchase price will be financed through the company's existing revolving credit facility and cash on hand. The transaction is expected to be immediately accretive to Balchem's earnings per share.
Albion has been a world leader and innovator in the manufacture of superior organic mineral compounds for 60 years. With more than 100 patents, the company leverages scientific expertise in the areas of both human and plant nutrition. Its products are renowned in the supplement industry for technologically advanced, unparalleled bioavailability.
With this acquisition, Balchem continues to expand its science-based human health and wellness solutions. Already a global leader in the essential nutrient, choline, Balchem will immediately expand the combined company's product offerings in the nutritional ingredient market by adding Albion's premier branded innovative chelated minerals to its portfolio. The combined company will also benefit from a broader geographic footprint and an even stronger position as a technological leader in spray-drying and ingredient delivery solutions.
J.M. Huber Corp., through its Huber Engineered Materials (HEM) division, announced it acquired the Martinswerk business of Albemarle Corp. Now the Martinswerk portfolio is officially part of the Fire Retardant Additives (FRA) business unit of HEM.
Huber's largest acquisition in more than a decade, the transaction included Martinswerk's manufacturing facility in Bergheim, Germany, more than 470 employees and the following product lines:
• Martinal® precipitated and ground alumina trihydrate
• Magnifin® premium precipitated magnesium hydroxide
• A variety of specialty chemical products, including Martifin® specialty hydrates for paper, Martoxid® aluminum oxide primarily for ceramics, Pergopak® flatting agents and carrier additives, and Compalox® granulated activated alumina.
"This strategic acquisition is well aligned with HEM's FRA business unit—both from a product and geographic standpoint," explained Jerry Bertram, vice president and general manager of HEM's fire retardant additive business. "It builds on our existing halogen-free fire-retardant offerings and expands the range of products we can provide to customers around the world."
To ensure a smooth integration, HEM is retaining the current management team at Martinswerk. The FRA business unit will be structured in a regional model with a general manager operating out of Europe.
The Martinswerk acquisition builds on Huber's 34 year history of supplying fire retardants and smoke suppressants. It marks the latest in a series of investments in the FRA business by Huber, including the acquisition of the Kemgard® product line from Sherwin-Williams in 2010, and the purchase of the assets of the specialty hydrates business from Almatis in 2012. In 2015, Huber purchased the Safire® nitrogen and phosphorous flame retardant technology from Floridienne Group and Catena Additives.
"Bringing together our long-term experience in fire retardant additives with the product lines from Martinswerk broadens our portfolio of environmentally-friendly fire-retardant additives for use across multiple applications, including carpet backing, fiber reinforced plastics, roofing, silicone rubber and wire and cable," Bertram concluded.


Star - Valeria Dunn Greene, age 93, passed away on Sunday, November 11, 2018, at Autumn Care Nursing & Rehabilitation in Biscoe.
Mrs. Greene was born in Montgomery County on July 31, 1925 to Bill and Fannie Williams Dunn. She was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and was retired from Russell Hosiery Mill with 40 plus years of employment.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Harlee Greene; son, Richard Greene; and sister, Billie Dunn.
She is survived by two daughters, Barbara Smith and husband, J.C., of Star and Sandy McIntyre of Star; sister, Remell Dunn Maness, of Roanoke Rapids, NC; grandchildren, Kevin Smith, Christopher Horton, Kris Hernandez, Beverly Lassiter, Lisa Asbill, Emily Tew, and David McIntyre; and eight great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends prior to the service on Wednesday, November 14, from 1:00 - 1:45 PM at New Hope Baptist Church.
The funeral service will begin at 2:00 PM with the Rev. Gene Davis and Rev. Jamie Sink officiating. Interment will follow in Leach Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to New Hope Baptist Church, PO Box 434, Star, NC 27356; Southside Baptist Church, 125 Cedar Creek Road, Biscoe, NC 27209; or Gideons International, PO Box 103, Troy, NC 27371.


A selection of the best adventure films made in Sheffield in the last year. Part of Sheffield Adventure Film Festival 2019 (ShAFF 2019). 100+ of the best adventure, travel and extreme sports films over one weekend in the UK's Outdoor Capital City.
10 marathons in 10 days along the West Coast of Ireland.
Ricky Bell and Steve McClure exploring Inis Mór, a small island off the West Coast of Ireland with 14km of barely developed limestone cliffs.
Somewhere in the English Pennines, a young Himalayan poet has been living with a terminal affliction. Before his body gives way, he wants it to carry him into the snowy lap of Mam Tor, the Mother Mountain, where his last poem awaits him. Time is running out… 'Playing with Snowballs in the Prison of Time' is a homage to Mam Tor and all the wondrous spiritual adventures she has inspired. A visual interpretation of one of George Enescu's most enigmatic musical compositions, the film uses the snows of Mam Tor to meditate on human temporality.
This film tries to capture the essence of what is important about sports and why participating is all that matters. The events gave women the opportunity to try sports that they might never have heard of and so the aim of the film was to capture the feeling of enjoyment of a sport and trying to avoid making it about excellence. This is not about winners or losers it's about that early morning feeling and getting back on the bike. Filmed as a promotion for a week of events by the Sports Committee of Sheffield Students' Union as a partner of the official This Girl Can campaign in October 2017. Planned, filmed and edited in the 3 weeks running up to the start of the week being promoted this was a typical student project. Forge TV approached the Sheffield Students' Union Sports Officer with the idea of creating a promotional video and from that point on it was all hands on deck. From finding locations and arranging transport to filming sports we had never thought to film before this was a very large learning curve for everyone involved. This film probably would have never got made anywhere other than Sheffield, it has a special atmosphere that makes this sort of concept possible.


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On Wednesday night, Golden Boy Promotions and the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation got together to host a special four-fight card in Santa Monica, California.
Three young talents sought to further their boxing careers in the latest edition of 'L.A. Fight Club,' in Los Angeles, on Estrella TV. Michael Baca II reports.


Right from the start of this movie you could feel that it's based on a novel, a great novel. This is the difference between rushed milking commercial blunders and successful adaptations like this one where nobody is insulting your intelligence. A story of an ordinary man, a man that might as well be any one of us, and his decisions that we all could make, of course, not knowing the consequences. Everything feels real, from the sets to conversations and this puts you on the same track as the movie, before you both derail into a dark world of crime and violence. Another plus for the movie and a final blow is an amazing cast. Three leads (Owen, Aniston, Cassel) supported by a barrage of an experienced and colorful characters (RZA, Xzibit, Giancarlo Esposito) should be enough to make you watch this amazing and suspenseful thriller.
Fun Facts: When Laroche (Cassel) goes over to Schine's house, he tells Schine's daughter in French: "Je m'appelle Laroche, comme une petite roche qui va bientôt baiser ton père par derrière". Translation: "My name is Laroche, like a little rock who will soon screw your father from behind." Then, he tells her that in English, it means: "My name is Laroche, it means a rock. Like the little rocks rolling down a river".


Dizzy's Den is the North West's newest Indoor Play Centre. We opened on the 30th June 2007 and our aim from the beginning has been to provide a safe and secure environment for children to come and play.
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For the younger one, we have a smaller area, where they too can climb and slide and play in a pool full of balls.
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All play areas are equipped to the highest standards of safety and have been approved by ROSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents).
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silencing was shown to control mutually exclusive expression of antigenic variation genes in the parasite (66,67,70). More recently, several studies investigated the genome-wide distribution of various euchromatic/heterochromatic histone marks. Lopez-Rubio et al. (71) used high-resolution ChIP-on-chip to map the positions of trimethylated lysine 9 histone H3 (H3K9me3), trimethylated lysine 4 histone H3 (H3K4me3) and acetylated lysine 9 histone H3 (H3K9ac) in P. falciparum. They showed that H3K9me3, a silencing mark, has an atypical distribution in the P. falciparum genome; H3K9me3 is indeed confined within the subtelomeric and limited chromosome internal regions that are closely associated with genes involved in antigenic variation. On the contrary, the active marks, H3K4me3 and H3K9ac, display a broad distribution across the genome.


Dog Sled Boot Camp - Husky Dog Lovers!
There are many things to do in a boot camp for anyone who has participated in one. For individuals, it is a time to learn new tricks, get some wisdom from others in the camp as well as prepare for what is yet to come among other things. It is such a special occasion such that those crossing over from one stage of life to another, are taken to such camps to be oriented on what to expect.
In Belanglo State Forest, a boot camp is organized on various occasions too for the huskies and their handlers. Now, whenever huskies are mentioned, the idea at the back of anyone's mind is that there will be snow-capped mountains on the background, fields of white powder and dogs pulling sleds at a high speed in the cold climate.
Well, for Belanglo State Forest, this is actually the complete opposite. Here, you will find a dirt road surrounded by pines which makes for the perfect environment for a dog sledding boot camp. The season for this particular event is usually between May and August when temperatures here fall below 14 degrees.
It is a perfect setting and time for the event, a time when you will find more than a dozen huskies gathered here for this particular event. One of the participants in the event is Peter Rose who has a team of 4 huskies that pull his two-wheeled rig. The dogs are striking white and grey in color and their leader is a feisty female called Leila.
This is the characteristic sound you will often hear at such an event when the silence in the cool environment is finally broken. Mr. Rose is thrilled at the experience of being part of the dynamic team that gets his adrenaline heightened and he enjoys being part of what he calls the ultimate authentic team.
In this particular event, there is the option of using either a two-wheeled rig or scooter and according to Mr. Rose, huskies generally and naturally are a go forward. So to train them to get used to the harness as well as pulling the weight behind them, he says that this is done with the help of leads and water bottles.
The fact that huskies are natural racers makes them the perfect choice for such occasions. He notes that on a particular instance he attained a speed of 48 kilometers per hour when racing with his team of 4 huskies. Mr. Rose and his wife at one time had a total of 14 huskies about 20 years ago when the sport began in New South Wales. The team became quite popular in the region and this helped the couple access sponsorship for various events. Since then organized competitions and clubs have reduced but this has not dimmed the enthusiasm that lover of this sport have and this is what has kept them going strong.


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Feature: Kenyan fishermen cried as part of Lake Victoria gets polluted
Source: Xinhua| 2019-11-21 23:01:40|Editor: yan
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NAIROBI, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- A soft breeze wafted from Lake Victoria at Marenga Beach in Busia, western Kenya, creating a cool environment for those doing business on the shores.
The lake's blue waters stretched as far as the eyes could see and from a distant, one could see some three wooden boats inside the water facility that serves Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya.
Dozens of other boats belonging to various fishermen were packed on the shores of the lake, some having not ventured inside the lake for weeks.
Initially, dozens of boats would venture into the lake, including during the day, in search of fish, which was in plenty. But things have changed for the worse over time, due to increased pollution of the lake.
Business has, therefore, dwindled at the beach with fish remaining a scarce commodity for both the fishers and traders.
The result is that dozens of fishermen and traders who relied on the trade that in the past boomed have had to look for alternative economic activities.
Robert Mambo, who used to be a fisherman, said in a recent interview, "Unless you venture deeper into the lake, you cannot catch any fish even 5 km from the shores," he added.
Mambo turned to motorbike taxi business for a living after fishing became unsustainable. "Before I gave up, sometimes we would go into the lake and come back with little fish that was not worth the effort," he said.
This was despite risking arrest by going further into Ugandan waters, which is an illegal activity. "If the water was not polluted, we would be fishing as usual and making a good income. Fishing was the main activity here but that is no longer the case," he said.
Most of the rivers in western Kenya empty their water into Lake Victoria, with the bulk of the pollution occurring upstream. The rivers carry all manner of debris and effluents from factories, farms and homes into the lake.
The fishermen are paying the price of years of uncontrolled pollution, coupled with overfishing. "If you want the fish, you must go to the Ugandan side to fish but if you do that, you will be arrested by the country's police officers. It is not worth the risk," said Vincent Orido, a one-time fisherman who has now turned to masonry.
Most of the fish sold at the beach are now bought from Uganda, with prices soaring. A kilo goes at between 300 shillings (about 3 U.S. dollars) and 4 dollars depending on supply, up from an average of 1.2 dollars. "Most of the boats you see in the waters are now offering transport services. They ferry fish from Uganda for sale in Kenya," said Orido.
The increased pollution has not only led to low fish stocks in the lake but also fanned growth of noxious weeds like water hyacinth, which has colonized parts of Lake Victoria. The weed has further exacerbated the plight of fishers by chocking fish stocks.
Ernest Manuyo, a business lecturer at Pioneer Institute in Nairobi noted that Kenya currently relies on fish imports as production from both the lake and fishponds dwindle, adding that the country must move to fishponds to boost production.
To survive the changing times, Kenyan fishermen have turned to cage fishing, where fish is domesticated inside the lake in cages. High costs of setting up the facilities, has however limited the spread of the practice.
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The report, which is under peer review, suggests that people vaccinated against seasonal flu are twice as likely to contract the swine flu, The Globe and Mail of Canada reported Monday.
Researchers Danuta Skowronski of the British Columbia Center for Disease Control and Gaston De Serrres of Laval University of Quebec are not allowed to comment on their findings until the study has been published.
An international panel is scrutinizing their research data.
So far, the study's impact has been confined to Canada, where Quebec's Health Ministry Sunday joined Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Nova Scotia in suspending seasonal flu shots for anyone under 65 years of age.
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I really loved the flavor of everything I made last week, but I also thought they were slightly monochromatic.
This week I wanted to add some colors and other flavors. Monday's delicious cookies were Chocolate Cherry Cheesecake (click the link to check them out).
Today's are a beautiful little thumbprint. Although I will rat myself out and confess that I didn't allow enough time for the dough to hang out and chill, so they lost there shape a little, they were hands down my favorite tasting cookie I have made the last two weeks. Especially when they were fresh and warm.
I wanted something different from all the nut, sugar cookies I was making last week. I wanted something subtly good. Something unsuspecting. Orange is a common holiday flavor and I wanted to let it stand on its own, rather than always being paired with cranberries.
These cookies were good too. Soft. There is a hint of orange, not overpowering. Not your traditional holiday cookie. It was a nice change of pace. Maybe drizzle some white chocolate on it. Or some finely chopped macadamia nuts.
Cherries are my favorite food. As a child I was drawn to cherry flavored candies. As an adult I love the small window in the summer when cherries are in season. The window is very small though, I feel cherries have the smallest freaking season. Regardless I will confess to eating pounds of fresh cherries during this time.
So when I was deciding on cookies, I knew I had to do cherry cheesecake when I saw it pop up more than three times. I have been on a black forest/chocolate cherry combination kick though. I have a black forest galette planned for the market. So I decided to tweak the recipe and to make them chocolate cherry cheesecake. Plus I also thought back to growing up, when my mother loved some cherry cordial chocolates this time of year. I liked the combination.
So far these are my hands down favorite cookie I've made this week. I've had a hard time not wanting to nibble on some of the cookie dough (most times I prefer cookie dough to the actual cookie).
I think part of it is the brown butter, which just adds incredible flavor. But also the pecans, they are reminiscent of my favorite childhood cookies. Plus the chocolate dipped touch at the end pretty much makes them irresistible. I like the approach of freezing, slicing and baking later, as well. It made them really to easy to make that way.
Yesterday I mentioned that sometimes the things I make flop. For instance, I had cut out these beautiful little gingerwomen. So cute. The dough tasted amazing (and I am not a ginger cookie kind-of-girl). I was so excited to put them in the oven. Fast forward to my disappointment when I took them out of the oven. They were just a sheet of ginger cookie. One cookie. Gone were the perfect little ginger people. I will say that my initial reaction was not gracious. This was my second batch of cookies in a row to do this. I needed a moment to recollect myself.
And in reality, this sheet of cookie was exactly what I needed. My initial goal leading up to this was to make the gingerbread cookies, then crumble them up and make granola. I like to make granola for the markets and I had been thinking that a gingerbread would be seasonal. So maybe I was not meant to have the cliche ginger people? I got what I needed. It still tasted delicious. The granola is awesome. And I did not feel bad crumbling up the large cookie, like I would have felt crumbly up beautiful little cutouts.
I had envisioned this granola with yogurt as well, like a nice little breakfast, perfect with some butter coffee. Plus I had an apple in the fridge, bake that baby and put it all together. This turned out to be a lovely little dessert for my husband the way I made it. Warm, yummy food that makes you want to settle in with slippers and your man and your dog on a cold, snowy day.
So I guess the moral of today's story is how to deal when things don't go as planned. That maybe God has a better plan than the one you had intended. Roll with it. Don't let it get you done, revision and make something better.
This beautiful Kitchen Aid has been taunting me for months now! I have a pretty amazing family. Yes I have a big, kind-of-crazy, kind-of-loud, opinionated family. But that is all families. They are also tremendously loyal, loving, generous, creative, their-for-each-other, and just freaking awesome. For our wedding reception my grandparents and my father's siblings all got me a Kitchen Aid mixer. Not just your run-of-the-mill mixer, but a beautiful golden one. It has been in a box since October. For a baker, this is a major tease. To have such a jewel in my possession, yet unable to use it.
Now why have I not been able to use it? If you are unfamiliar with me or this site, I have been living in a frat house the last few months. We had to break a lease in another city and just last week I moved into a new tiny house (studio apartment) with my wonderful husband. Someday I am sure we will look back at our first year of marriage: moving multiple times, living in a tiny space, traveling, adjusting to married life, changing jobs, and living with a bunch of 20 year old frat boys ALL while we were newlyweds as hilarious.
So now that we finally have our own space, I was excited to unpack and get settled in (we both were, which is probably why we were fully moved and box-free by Saturday). I will admit that this mixer was probably the second box I unloaded. I couldn't help myself, for so long it had called for me and I had to see what it looked like on the counter………..out of that box.
Once I got it out though, I was faced with a tough decision: what to make first?
One would think a pie, since it is my slight obsession. But I actually went traditional. It is December after-all, so I went for cookies. Plus it was a beautiful snowy Sunday, I had a bit of a cough that kept me in, rather than playing outside in it. It seemed to be the perfect timing to work on some delicious cookie recipes.


URL parameters will also work if you want to embed folders of Photo Albums from your Keep&Share account. Using these parameters, you can embed a collection of Photo Albums and control their initial viewing style and size at the folder level.
When you embed a folder of Photo Albums, you will be able to navigate to individual Photo Albums within that folder and go through the photos in them. Below is an example of an embedded folder of Photo Albums.
Notice that now when you click on a Photo Album in the Folder of Photo Albums, there is now a link that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the Photo Albums that says "Back to Albums". This allows you to navigate back to the embedded folder with all of your Photo Albums.
Right now each individual Photo Album within this folder will have whatever viewing style and photo size that you last saved the individual album in. When you apply size and Photo Album viewing style URL parameters to a folder of Photo Albums, every Photo Album in that folder will display your chosen parameters, regardless of what state your Photo Albums were last saved in. The URL parameters give you a way to give your Photo Albums a consistent style without having to edit each Photo Album individually.
You can add any of these Photo Album viewing styles to your folder embed code. In the example below, a viewing style has been added to the folder embed code. The added URL parameter is in bold and the entire folder link that you add the URL parameter to is in yellow.
Click on the Photo Albums in the embedded folder of Photo Albums below. You will see that all of the Photo Albums now are in the "Light Table" style.
Learn more about Photo and Photo Album viewing style parameters.
• Small Photo Size - "&vs=s"
• Medium Photo Size - "&vs=m"
• Large Photo Size - "&vs=l"
When you add any of these size parameters to your embeded folder code, all of the Photos within each Photo Album in that embedded folder will have the same size.
Click on the Photo Albums in the embedded folder of Photo Albums below. You will see that all of the photos in the Photo Albums are the small size.
Learn more about Photo and Photo Album size parameters.
You can combine URL parameters for size and viewing styles and add them to your Photo Album folder embed code. This allows you maximum control over the appearance of your Photos and Photo Albums.
All you need to do is add both URL parameters to the end of the link for your folder of Photo Albums. The link to the folder of Photo Albums is highlighted in yellow in the example below.
This is what the folder embed code looks like with the medium size and slideshow URL parameters.
You can use other parameters in your embedded folder code to control how your folder looks and works. Below is a chart of what parameters you can use and how to use them.
You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
You will change the "##" to the number of files you want to display in the folder.


Tokyo is one of the most glorious metropolis in the world. It's land of technology, skyscrapers, and historical temples. The history and the modern meet in Tokyo and create a unique lifestyle.
We arrived in Tokyo after a long journey. I always wanted to see this shining city; so I was very excited all the way. As soon as we arrived, we dropped our luggage and headed to Toronomon Cafe to get rid of our tiredness. It's one of Bülent's favorite coffee shops. We filled up ourselves with perfect coffee and started to discover the city.
There are tons of things to do in Tokyo. So, it is really important to plan your trip. To experience enough, you should at least stay four or five days. But if you can, please take as much time as you want. Because you will never get bored and there will always be things to do.
Tokyo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Accommodation, restaurants, transportation… Everything is quite expensive. So be careful when you are making your budget.
Metro lines are crazy in Tokyo! There are so many of them and you can use metro wherever you want to go. The signboards hanged in the metro stops are in Japanese. So be sure that you have English metro map with you when you are wandering around.


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Partnership Creates Indigenous Jobs
Monday, 17th August 2015 at 12:02 pm
A partnership between a Victorian university and the largest Indigenous employer in Australia is working to create jobs in the Northern Territory.
Monday, 17th August 2015
Swinburne University of Technology has teamed up with the Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA) to deliver to deliver trade skills training in remote communities in the Northern Territory.
The pilot program called Doors 2 Jobs was launched in 2014 and focussed on repairs to windows and doors as well as the safe operation of tools and equipment.
"We had 27 students take part in the pilot program, of which 19 have been working between eight and 32 hours per week, one of the best results we've had for a remote area training program," program convenor Terry McEvoy from Swinburne's Department of Trades & Engineering Technology said.
"The idea was to equip local Indigenous people with the skills needed for employment with local labour hire companies."
The training is offered to locals who live on the remote islands of Millingimbi and Ramingining, nestled in the Crocodile Islands approximately 500 kilometres east of Darwin.
"In these communities, there is very little industry and very little employment," McEvoy said.
"The day-to-day maintenance issues for public buildings and housing have been neglected due to the costs associated with flying in skilled people to do basic repairs.
"Our plan was to create maintenance people who can report on the condition of specific properties, create maintenance programs and carry out the actual maintenance where required."
As part of the hand and power tools training, students were required to make basic coffee tables and drawer sets.
"One of the students asked to make a bed for his pregnant wife. And as the first bed came together, many others thought they would like one as well so they made beds for themselves and eventually, orders came from other people in the community," McEvoy said.
McEvoy said these projects had not only enabled the students to be employed while learning new skills, they were filling a community need of affordable furniture and maintenance work.
"The key to the program's success is the community is driving the learning. They tell us what they want and need and we're there to meet that need," he said.
"We have very dedicated and capable staff who stay in communities for 10 to 12 weeks at a time to ensure continuity in training and the community respects our commitment to their growth and success."
The Doors 2 Jobs program is now in its first year of operation after the success of the pilot program last year.
McEvoy and his staff have identified another need. This month, they will be running a new program called Cementing their Futures. This program will teach students how to box and prepare concrete, and how to test concrete strength before pouring it.
"Working on these programs has got to be one of the most fulfilling things I've done in my career, something I'm very proud to be part of," McEvoy said.
Xavier Smerdon | Journalist | @XavierSmerdon
Xavier Smerdon is a journalist specialising in the Not for Profit sector. He writes breaking and investigative news articles.
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