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(Comprehensive Guide to Short Stories, Critical Edition)
The narrator, a celebrated Latin American cultural figure—he shares with Julio Cortázar the honor of having written the short story "Las babas del diablo" ("Blow-Up")—recounts a journey that he has made to Central America. On arriving in Costa Rica, he is met by several friends who are important members of the Sandinista movement, some of whom escort him to the island of Solentiname, off the coast of Nicaragua. During his visit, one of the purposes of which is to demonstrate solidarity with the Sandinistas in their protracted armed struggle against the Somoza dictatorship, he notices some naïve paintings done by the humble inhabitants of Solentiname. Struck by their unashamed innocence and enthusiasm, he photographs the paintings as souvenirs. After several intermediate stops, he returns to his home in Paris, where his life resumes its normally hectic rhythm. One day, when he recalls having left the roll of film to be developed, he retrieves it and settles down for a comfortable and nostalgic viewing.
Approximately halfway through the roll of slides, however, just when the pleasantly ingenuous pictures should appear, the narrator is dismayed to witness projected scenes of unspeakable violence and cruelty: Soldiers murder peasant children in cold blood, cadavers are piled in tall mounds, women are tortured and raped. The arrival of his companion Claudine coincides with the end of the brutal spectacle. Too upset to speak, the narrator reloads the projector for her and retreats hastily to the bathroom, where (here his memory fails him) he may have vomited, cried, or simply sat in disbelief. After recomposing himself, he returns to Claudine's side and learns that she has seen nothing but the charming paintings that the narrator photographed when at Solentiname. Not wanting to appear foolish before Claudine (or the reader), the narrator says nothing to explain his uncanny experience. This apyretic conclusion is highly appropriate because for those who share his revolutionary social concerns there remains nothing to say, and for those who do not, the whole matter is inexplicable and, perhaps, meaningless.

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HTC-Columbia are prepared to rebuff any approach from Sky for the British rider Mark Cavendish. With Sky having set a precedent with their pursuit and capture of Bradley Wiggins from Garmin, the US team are braced for any approach for their star rider.
Today Bob Stapleton, the owner of the US team, said: "I don't fear that at all. I'm ready for that. We can be active in that, too. We can play in that game very well, in defence or offence – whatever it takes. It's reality. I mean, I think Sky was in big trouble if they didn't have Wiggins. They needed a top name British rider."
Yesterday, as the teams went head-to-head for the first time, Sky prevailed with a convincing one-two in the Cancer Council Classic in Adelaide city centre, though Cavendish was not present. It came after the British team executed the kind of well-drilled lead-out that last year catapulted Cavendish to 24 victories, including six in the Tour de France, and could even be interpreted as first blood in what many imagine will be the transfer saga of next winter, involving Cavendish.
"I'm going to keep my eyes on Sky," added Stapleton, as much a reference to their approach to racing as the possibility of them tapping up Britain's only other "marquee" rider, whose contract with HTC-Columbia runs to the end of 2011. "Sky have got the biggest budget by far, and they've got a lot of expertise from the track. I want to look at what they do and borrow [ideas] from them. But I feel like we can go toe-to-toe with anybody, even with a budget that's much less than a Sky or a Katusha [the Russian team]. We just have to work harder and smarter."
It was significant that Sky took on HTC-Columbia in a situation they have dominated: the lead-out. What's more, they did so against a team containing such valued members of Cavendish's train as Michael Rogers, Bernhard Eisel and Bert Grabsch, with new signings Matt Goss and Hayden Roulston also expected to figure in the A team come the summer.
They looked suspiciously like Stapleton's team in terms of organisation, precision and commitment. "Oh sure," said Stapleton when asked if he thought others were copying their approach. "But when I came into the sport I looked at the best things other people were doing. I think Sky had a very good strategy on Sunday," he added. "They did exactly the right things and they executed it well. I'm happy they did well because I want them to have the same objectives of setting up a sprint. We got to a point last year when no one wanted to ride, because nobody wanted to sprint against Mark or André [Greipel, the team's other sprinter]. I think it's better for everybody if the sprint's exciting, people are fully committed to it, and it's crazy. And it's good for our guys to see that we need to be as good as we can be all the time."
Greg Henderson, who won on Sunday, spent three years with Columbia, as Stapleton pointed out. Indeed, it is a back-handed compliment that the New Zealander was one of five HTC riders signed by Sky, a number that included Edvald Boasson Hagen, a rider described by another of Stapleton's riders, Mark Renshaw, yesterday as "the next Eddy Merckx".
Stapleton conceded that the loss of the Norwegian hurt. "I would have loved to keep Edvald. I felt he really blossomed in our programme but I understand that he should be a key rider for them. I think he's the best and most interesting rider at Sky. He'll be someone we talk about for the next 10 years. We did everything we could [to keep him], and I don't have any regrets that we didn't do something right. But I think he got everything you could ask for and possibly more from Sky. I hope he can make something of it."


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Montclair State University President Susan A. Cole is in Russia from February 27-March 5, 2011 as part of a delegation of higher education officials and administrators from seven U.S. colleges and universities. The visit is aimed at fostering increased academic partnerships between the two nations' higher education institutions.
Allan E. Goodman, president and CEO of the Institute for International Education (IIE), is leading the delegation with Alina L. Romanowski, deputy assistant secretary of state for Academic Programs at the U.S. Department of State. Accompanying President Cole in representing Montclair State is Executive Director of the Global Education Center Marina Cunningham.
"With significant reforms taking place in Russian higher education," said Goodman, noting the creation of new types of universities, the introduction of standardized entrance exams, and support for attracting more foreign scholars and experts to Russia, "the Institute sees this as a key moment to introduce leading U.S. and Russian educational representatives to one another and to promote opportunities for collaboration in international education."
The delegation is visiting potential partner campuses and international organizations in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Kazan. In Moscow, the group visited the National University of Science and Technology, the Higher School of Economics, and Moscow State Technical University.
The itinerary in St. Petersburg included the St. Petersburg State Mining Institute, St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, and St. Petersburg State University of Information Technology.
The visit was organized under the auspices of the U.S.-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission, created by U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dimitri Medvedev in 2009.
In addition to Montclair State, the other institutions are Lehigh University; North Carolina State University; the University of Arizona; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and the University of South Carolina Upstate.
According to Open Doors, a report published annually by IIE in conjunction with the U.S. Department of State, 4,827 students from Russia were studying in the U.S. during the 2009/10 academic year and Nearly 1,800 students from U.S. colleges and universities received credit for study abroad in Russia in the 2007/08 academic year.
For more details about the Russia trip, please see the press release.


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Exhibition at Three Pines Studio in Cross Village: Junkyard Dogs and Other Beasts
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"Junkyard Dogs and Other Beasts," sculptures by Doug Melvin.
Opening Reception: July 19, 2-7pm; exhibit is ongoing.
Gallery hours: Every day 11am-7pm; or by appointment.
Cross Village is situated on the shores of Lake Michigan, north of Harbor Springs on Historic M-119.
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Questions? Societal Constraints Conclusion Education does not benefit girls as much as boys in Ecuador Global Context Future Action Structural Adjustment Policies Machismo is present throughout
the diverse population Machismo Gender Inequality in Education in Ecuador Hypothesis Inequality has been redefined over time What causes gender inequality
in education in Ecuador? -In the past, girls weren't permitted to attend school as long as boys
-Nowadays, girls typically complete high school and go to college at the same rate as boys
-However, the quality of education is lower as seen in employment rates of men versus women The women at Mujeres de Frente had experienced a different type of education inequality based on shorter time in school due to economic factors. Gender inequality in education is caused by social constraints faced by women
-Social constraints come in the form of "machismo" and unequal opportunities post-graduation -Society puts priority on male dominance
-President Rafael Correa is often quoted making sexist remarks about women in politics
-Pancho Jaime's political cartoons exemplify machismo in Ecuadorian culture Domestic and Sexual
Violence Against Women -The indigenous Runa people placed more importance on men than women even before Evangelical Christians redefined their culture - now, they place men in even higher esteem than women
-Afro-Ecuadorian women are hypersexualized in this culture and taken even less seriously than white, mestizo, or indigenous women -In the 1980s, girls faced a different type of inequality
-Economic crisis led Latin American countries to borrow loans from Bretton Woods institutions, on the condition that they implement SAPs
-Austerity measures mostly affect low-income families
-Within these families, women bear the weight of the struggle
-Girls marry younger
-Mothers raise children, work in informal sector,
and build communities - 47.1% of women work outside the home, as opposed to 77.7% of the male population
-Women are paid 61% of what men are paid
-Women are objectified throughout the country - education does not result in them being respected in society Throughout the world, girls receive substandard education in comparison to boys. Even in the United States, girls do not get called on as often in class as boys. This presentation is only one example of how a society discriminates against women and how that affects their life overall. Ecuador's 2008 constitution does prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender, but President Correa does not respect many aspects of the constitution.
-More women need to work in government to represent this marginalized voice
-There must be protection for women from sexual violence
-There must be a cultural shift that does not view girls as an "other" identity but rather as central to the economic and social well-being of the country Megan Brabec -68,184 cases of reported abuse in 2006
1,452 cases of rape, 586 led to people being charged
-In Cuenca, there are approximately 40 cases of rape reported daily
-In cases of statutory rape, the rapist may cancel charges by marrying the victim
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A rural Manitoba couple has been on the hunt for hunks of scrap metal, and they've been doing it all for Haiti.
La Broquerie couple Pierre and Nicole Dizengremel have been collecting unwanted metal and selling it in Winnipeg.
The couple then sends the proceeds to Haiti to help fund the construction of schools and churches.
"We realized that we weren't alone in this world," said Nicole Dizengremel. "There's a lot to do to help out the poor in Haiti ... that kind of motivated us to do something."
The Dizengremels also hold garage sales to raise money for Haiti.
They said they were inspired to give back after visiting Haiti while working as missionaries.


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We're not quite sure what the narrator is saying at the beginning (paging Japanese-speaking EW readers?), but this third trailer for Gore Verbinski's The Lone Ranger (in theaters July 3rd), proves again that action transcends language barriers.
For anyone who's been keeping up with the other trailers, besides Helena Bonham Carter's awesome leg gun, this new Japanese version doesn't offer many new scenes, but it's low on dialogue and bursting with intense imagery, explosions, falls, and Armie Hammer shots. It's the perfect trailer for a summer blockbuster.
Check it out past the jump.
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After trailing Oracle Racing 4 (James Spithill) by five points at the end of fleet racing Barker with Glen Ashby, Winston Macfarlane, James Dagg and Ray Davies engaged them in a tight, tense and thrilling match race to decide the day's winner.
It was classic America's Cup match racing just as it was in the monohulls of 2007 and before... a close start, close racing and tacks and gybes aplenty which put a premium on tactical decision-making. There was even a dial down and several lead changes.
It was even at the start. Both boats crossed the line at speed with Oracle 4 to leeward and slightly ahead. Barker was 2s adrift at the first mark. The boats split, came together and split again. On the first upwind leg, Spithill tried a dial down to shake off Barker.
Barker slipped around behind him and headed for the right sIde of the course to set up for an attack. Barker stormed into mark 3 at speed, Oracle's final approach was slower and Barker got around first.
Then followed several lead changes but there was nothing in it. At Mark 4 Barker was 2s ahead. It was not until the fifth leg that Barker started to feel even a little comfortable. At the finish the delta was 37s.
Earlier in the day Barker emerged from the three fleet races in second place. Oracle 4 was at the top of the leader board with 30 points, having had three straight wins. Barker with a 3,3,2 record had 25 points and Artemis (2,2,4) was also on 25. A countback on the third fleet race gave second place to Emirates Team New Zealand.
At the end of the day, the points table was:
Emirates Team New Zealand 10
Oracle Racing 4 9
Oracle Racing 5 8
Artemis Racing 7
Team Korea 6
Green Comm Racing 5
Energy Team 4
Aleph 3
China Team 3
Match race results
Emirates Team New Zealand beat Oracle Racing 4
Oracle Racing 5 beat Artemis Racing
Green Comm Racing beat Team Korea
In fleet race two, Emirates Team New Zealand struggled to furl the gennaker. Barker said the sail was not furling tightly creating difficulties when unfurling. 'The wind caught the sail as we rounded. Once it resulted in a wine glass and at the end of the runs we had to wrestle the sail down. It cost us quite a lot of time'.
The fleet rounding the first mark of the second race of Day 5 of the America's Cup World Series in Cascais, Portugal.


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TM: What's the wildest thing you have ever done?
I don't know maybe once... I had sex in a metro.
TM: Have you ever been with a girl and if not would you like to be?
No, but I would like to try it sometime soon.
TM: Do you prefer girls, boys, or both?
Boys, I have never been with girls, so I don't know what it's like.
TM: What is your favorite car?
TM: What is your hottest sexual fantasy?
My fantasy is sex with my co-worker, he is older and I always imagining to have sex with him in the weekend
TM: What kind of music do you like?
Hip-hop and rap
TM: How often do you masturbate?
Every second week
TM: What is your favorite thing to do / hobbies ?
Shopping, Sleeping, Watching movies, and internet.
TM: How often do you like to have sex?
Everyday, I like to have sex alot!
TM: What are your turn ons and turn offs?
On: Guys that are worshiping God Off: Guys that smell bad
TM: Spit or swallow?
Spit, I have swallowed a couple times, I didn't like it too much.
TM: Have you ever done anal sex and did you like it?
No, maybe, I think I would have to be in a good mood.
TM: Do you normally wear panties or do you go without them?
I wear panties all the time!
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Growing populations in combination with limited fossil fuels and rising environmental standards mean one thing: Energy alternatives are necessary.
One concept that is getting pursued is the recycling of carbon dioxide emissions, or those releases that result from the burning of petroleum, coal and natural gas. Prevailing discussions center on capturing and burying carbon. But another is wending its way into the public dialogue: Using those releases to create a "syngas" that can be transformed into transportation fuels.
"While you can achieve the goal of making 'syngas,' using carbon to do so is not now commercially viable because it is still too expensive," says Byron Elton, chief executive of Carbon Sciences, which is a chemical engineering company based in Santa Barbara, Calif. "We are in the process of commercializing this and we have a better-than-even chance of proving this out. It would be a real game-changer."
In a talk with this reporter, Elton says that his company is in discussions with all the major oil companies and that this technology could become mainstream in five years, although others peg that at 20 years. Basically, the company would locate its own facilities next to coal and natural gas plants where they would take the carbon and eventually transform it into gasoline. If such a facility were put next to a 500-megawatt coal unit, for example, it would cost about $250 million.
Sounds expensive. But the same plant is emitting 5,000 tons of carbon dioxide a day. Instead of going into the atmosphere, Elton says that it would be used to make 750,000 gallons of gasoline. An oil refinery, by comparison, would cost billions to construct. And as more entrepreneurs see the potential, they would then enter the field and help bring down the price of the technology.
Gas-to-liquids is a variation on the same idea. Here, RoyalDutch Shell operates such a facility in Qatar that makes 140,000 barrels a day of petroleum using natural gas as a feedstock to make "syngas" before turning it into a transportation fuel. It spent $18 billion on this project that is expected to earn about $6 billion a year -- if oil stays greater than $70 a barrel. It is also eyeing the U.S. Gulf Coast to construct a similar plant.
"Syngas is syngas," says Elton. "Using carbon created from natural gas is a much greener process. This was not available when Shell moved in Qatar."
Skeptics say that it would be more efficient, less toxic and less costly to just transform the fuels directly into energy. In other words, additional natural gas or coal is needed to convert the captured carbon to a 'syngas.' Why not just refine the petroleum to make gasoline or compress the natural gas to run buses?
Because the pursuit will pay off in the long run, say advocates. Governments are backing the idea while some venture capitalists also see the potential.
"The first big advantage is using natural gas as a feedstock in lieu of petroleum," says Carbon Sciences' Elton. "We have three times more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil. The ability to use domestic, clean, affordable natural gas combined with significant amounts of carbon to produce syngas for use in a gas-to-liquids plant offers extraordinary advantages over the current system."


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Praying the Rosary: What Does It Mean? by David Allen White A small but dedicated group of your fellow parishioners meets by the Lady Shrine in the back of the church at 9:30 AM on the first Saturday of the month to pray the Rosary. What is that about? The purpose of the Rosary is to help keep in memory certain principal events or mysteries in the history of our...Keep ReadingFind out more »
Casting On--several St. Paul's parishioners are forming a knitting and crochet group. We have a LOT of yarn to work with as well as needles and could pair beginners with more experienced knitters and crocheters. Knitting is good for you! Repetitive gestures in knitting and crocheting can bring on a calm state, like with yoga or meditation. Saying a little prayer to comfort the future recipient of a blanket knits...Keep ReadingFind out more »


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Hold on to your pocketbooks
The IPO market is unquestionably back. Having tapped the market for financial companies to take public, Wall Street is now turning, yet again, to Silicon Valley for IPO candidates. The latest one: NetSuite, Larry Ellison's pet Web-based software company. NetSuite's premise is simple and appealing: Cheap, Web-based alternatives to software from Oracle and SAP to run small businesses's finances and operations. But NetSuite's S-1 filing, the obligatory prospectus companies must file before they sell shares to the public, is anything but simple and appealing. After the jump, the most disturbing bits, and plain-English translations.
We have not been profitable on a quarterly or annual basis since our formation. We experienced a net loss of $23.4 million for 2006 and $3.7 million for the three months ended March 31, 2007. As of March 31, 2007, our accumulated deficit was $193.0 million. We expect to make significant future expenditures related to the development and expansion of our business. In addition, as a public company, we will incur significant legal, accounting and other expenses that we did not incur as a private company.
Translation: Remember when companies like Netscape went public without any profits to report? Without even a timetable for getting to profitability? We're back to those days.
We host our services and serve all of our customers from a single third-party data center facility located in California. We do not control the operation of this facility. This facility is vulnerable to damage or interruption from earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, fires, terrorist attacks, power losses, telecommunications failures and similar events. Our data facility is located in an area known for seismic activity, increasing our susceptibility to the risk that an earthquake could significantly harm the operations of this facility.
Translation: We're a Web-based software company, but the physical security of our connection to the Internet is tenuous at best. If our data center goes out, we and our customers are equally hosed.
Our data facility has no obligation to renew its agreement with us on commercially reasonable terms, or at all. If we are unable to renew our agreement with the facility on commercially reasonable terms, we may experience costs or downtime in connection with the transfer to a new data center facility.
Translation: Our data-center operator could decide to rip us off, and since we only have one data center, we'd have absolutely no leverage in the negotiation.
There's more along these lines, if you have the stomach for making it through the entire S-1. Most investors won't bother, of course, which is why, despite NetSuite's flaws as a business, it might actually manage to go public. That's the point of releasing a prospectus, of course: Even if no one pays attention, you can't say you weren't warned.


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Yes, you probably can, but stop for a moment and consider the benefits of having an accountant working for you.
Are you doing everything right? Your friends tell you that you are on the right track, or offer their accounting top tips. But are they correct? Do you want to wait for the letter from the tax man to find out? Most people prefer to know that what they are doing is right from the outset and have a good night's sleep.
You can call or email Rightway Accounting at any time for advice – you don't have wait until your next set of accounts or tax return needs doing. You don't need to worry about additional charges. You can call safe in the knowledge that there will be no extra cost without this being agreed with you first.
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Bupa CEO steps down
Bupa has announced that Stuart Fletcher is stepping down as CEO, with Evelyn Bourke, the Chief Financial Officer, becoming Acting CEO as of 4 April 2016.
Lord Leitch, Chairman, said: "Stuart has made a very significant contribution to Bupa and leaves the company stronger than ever, having brought the customer and our people even further to the fore, as well as extending Bupa's global footprint.
" "Under Stuart's leadership, growth has been good, particularly given challenging market conditions. However, current growth plans do not match our expectations, and so we have agreed that the time is right for him to step down."


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A survey of 18 retail marijuana businesses in Colorado suggests the newly legal industry paid anywhere from $1.24 million to $3 million in taxes in the first 30 days of business. The stores are on track to add $100 million in marijuana tax revenue to Colorado in the first year of recreational sales. By comparison, alcohol taxes – which are very low – brought in just $35 million to Colorado in 2013.
Official tax receipts are not released until later this month, but half of the state's 35 licensed pot retailers shared data on their first 27 days of business with NBC News for the survey, which NBC published Monday. Up to 156 retail stores may open in Colorado.
Coloradans legalized pot at the ballot box in Nov. 2012, and called for the tax and regulation of state-legal cannabis sales, starting Jan. 1. Even though recreational pot is taxed at about 25 percent in Colorado, demand has been high.


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Storrie - Pennant deal close, as are two others
Peter Storrie has told The News that the move to bring Jermaine Pennant to Pompey is 'very, very close' to being completed, as are moves for a couple of other players: 'we are trying our very best to bring players in.
'As far as Jermaine is concerned, it's very, very close - as we are with one or two others.
'It was only ever going to be a loan or short-term permanent deal. He is a free agent at the end of the season and he doesn't want to give up those rights.
'Whether it is a contract until the end of June or a loan, it's a bit irrelevant.'
I think the fella clearly has talent - you do not play for Arsenal and Liverpool otherwise, but he seems to be wasting that talent, and question marks have to be over his attitude and his actual outlook on what the game brings him, besides money! Given a run of games I feel we could see this talent, but at the same time if he really wanted to come to us would he not commit for longer than 'just the end of the season?' Then again, does this suit us...
I think it would be crazy paying a £2m fee just until the summer, so surely a loan - which would involve some loan fee - would be the way to go, with potentially first option on his free signing?
To be honest I am easy on this one - if it happens and he wants to play for Pompey then great, if not, so be it and we move on!
He also spoke about Patrick Vieira - who we would have liked had he not been injured, as well as saying that deals to bring in Gary O'Neil and Edu had been close to being completed, only for their clubs to pull out of the deals at the last...
'Reports' are also circulating today that a move to bring in Christian Poulsen on loan from Juventus is also close. Although the midfielder, who is not long back from injury, is said to have voiced his desire to fight his way back into the side Juve despite a deal having been struck with them?
Less talk, more actions - announce them when they have signed, do not say 'they are close' until they are done. It seems to be giving that 'easy out' by saying deals are close only for them to 'fall through' as clubs pull out or players do not want the moves...


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COURSE DESCRIPTION: We will explore the possibilities for the future of humanity in an astronomical context: life on a pale blue dot within a vast Universe and a vast expanse of time. We will cover elements of cosmology and astronomy for context, the basics of biological evolution, including human evolution, and consider the current state of humanity. We will then try to extrapolate into the future in terms of natural and self-driven evolution, the promise and challenges of space travel, and related topics, all in the context of the great sweep of time before us, 10,000 years, a million years, a billion years.
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Thursday, 25 February 2010
Results from request for help: 1000+ pairs of shoes!
Just wanted to let everyone know that since Max Velte put up his notice about kids in Afghanistan needing shoes that over 1000 pairs of shoes are now on the way to him!! He sends his thanks to all the generous people who responded so overwhelmingly in less than a week!
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Sunday, 21 February 2010
How you can help
From time to time I've received questions from folks on ways they can help out the people of Afghanistan, and, thanks to LTC Max Velte of the California ADT for this suggestion. The ADT has been quite active with VETCAP inoculation clinics and Max noticed that the children bringing their animals to the clinic have walked sometimes for miles; he also noticed many of them have no shoes or worn out shoes. See the link below to the California ADT's Spirit of America page for those who would like to help.
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Saturday, 20 February 2010
Press coverage of ag conference
An Afghan press conference was held in the mid morning break of the ag conference, demonstrating the interest agriculture generates in this country. The four seated gentlemen are (L to R) Engineer Safi (Laghman Ag director), Laghman Governor Lutfullah Maschall, the Nangarhar subgovernor and a representative of the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Land (MAIL). Gov. Maschall got a laugh out of those in attendance; Afghan's can speak at passionately and great length and he was no exception. After he concluded his remarks in Pahstu he switched to English and gave a brief summary of his remarks, concluding with, (roughly quoted and delivered with a smile and wink) "I don't need to say any more words in English, I've said enough in Pashtu."
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Ag conference day 2
The Afghan's took the lead for the second day of the Ag Conference. Opening remarks were delivered by Afghan governors from the Laghman and Nangarhar provinces. They shared their ideas about the need for agricultural and agribusiness development in Afghanistan. We heard that 85% of the country's population is involved with agriculture and that improvements in agriculture will lead to improved Afghan lives and greater stability. Increasing the amount of irrigated land, getting cold storage (remember, A'stan has very little electricity and cool / cold storage is essentially non - existent outside of the major population areas), food processing industries, agriculture disease knowledge and management (both plants and animals), increasing crop diversity, increasing market opportunities and increasing crop yields were accurately identified as agricultural development needs. The students came across very well; I see them as being the hope and future of Afghanistan agriculture and hope I can get involved in this internship program during my stay in country.
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Dinner at the governor's palace
These pictures show the dining hall arrangements we had for lunch during the ag conference. The Afghan government officials and US reps were inside the governor's palace while the Afghans in attendance sat outside on carpets. Some of the late arrivals (such as myself) ate inside the parlor room shown here and in the earlier post of the governor's compound. We dined on grilled chicken, stewed goat, potatoes, rice with raisins and grated vegetables, and Afghan flat bread. The food here is devastatingly delicious to my palate - intricately spiced and having a moderate amount of hot pepper included and that suits me just fine. The meat is so tender it literally falls apart; I tip my cap to the cooks since I would never have imaged that the Afghan animals I've seen would yield such tender meat and Buffalo Wild Wings could learn a thing or two from the dry rub Afghan's use on their chicken. Food is served in large, community bowls / plates and pieces of flat bread are used to scoop up the food instead of silverware.
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Governor's compound
The governor's compound was built as a winter retreat by an Afghan King early in the 20th century. It is surrounded by gardens with rose bushes and orange trees, the pool and a park. We went inside the palace for dinner and pictures of the opulent surroundings speak for themselves. The picture of the outside of the palace was taken immediately outside the amphitheatre that's part of the compound. It was a great place to have the second day of our meeting since several hundred Afghans attended and it would have been challenging to have such a large event on the base.
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Helicopter ride to Nangarhar Governor Compound
The second day of the ag conference moved to the governor's compound here in Jalalabad. In order to get there, even tho it is just across town, we boarded two helicopters and helo'd (please don't check your dictionary for this verb) over instead of driving. Note the open hatch in the back; a precarious perch for the gunner tethered here! We landed on a soccer field and, after we dismounted, the helo's departed for other missions.
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FIrst day of Ag conference
Fred Salinas, the USDA rep at the brigade in Jalalabad, organized an agribusiness conference for the USDA, US Agency of International Development (USAID), Department of State, and Department of Defense represenatives from the A'stan provinces of Nuristan, Kunar, Lahgman and Nangarhar. We spent the first day in a classroom listening to presentations from various "implementing partners" (translation: people with money and the ability to do stuff) and hearing stories about the successes of the National Guard Agribusiness Development Teams (ADT's). The implementing partners talked about the various projects and grants they do in Afghanistan (examples include irrigation canals, improved seeds for crops, orchard planting, agri - business grants, etc.), and learned about the Agriculture College at Nangarhar University. Dennis Eaton, from Purdue University, has been in Afghanistan four years and has become associated with the N'har college of ag, working with the professors and helping them procure equipment (almost all of their equipment dates back to the '70's when the Russians were here) and develop the ag college into a more modern institution. Almost all of their graduates leave without any practical experience (they do not have demonstration / experimental farms) and have a difficult time finding work in agriculture; many go on to work as interpreters or leave the country in order to find work that pays decently. The picture of the man in fatigues is Col. Eric Grimm, the commander of the California ADT that I work with in Kunar; the other picture shows Col. Eric Peck of the Kansas ADT receiving a certificate of appreciation from Fred Salinas. The Kansas ADT started an internship program for Nangarhar University ag students that I see as one way for agriculture success in Afghanistan. Three students from N'har Ag college come to work with the provincial reconstruction team one day a week and get practical experience by developing demonstration farms, contructing buildings, working on water projects, and providing training to local citizens on livestock care, horticulture, etc. Education and building a functional extension service are priorities of the President's ag strategy, and it was rewarding to see momentum developing in the right direction for the agricultural institutions of Afghanistan.
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I saw this road on the helicopter ride to J'bad - thought this would be a good test of anyone's driving abilities!
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Thursday, 18 February 2010
Helo ride to J'bad
My apologies for not putting more posts up lately. Last week I accidentally deleted all the pictures in my camera, thus eliminating about two weeks of material.
Anyways, I traveled on a 45 minutes helicopter ride to Jalalabad for a two day agriculture meeting. Here's some pics of what A'stan looks like behind the mountains. I was surprised to still see small green valleys and small villages even on some of the roughest terrain.
The helicopters are amazingly agile creatures. They take off and land so gently but in the air tilt and turn on a dime. I've heard those inclined to motion sickness have trouble with helicopters; not surprising after riding in one.
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Youth Violence Prevention
Across America, children are witnessing and experiencing violence at alarming rates. According to the Defending Childhood report issued in December 2012, exposure to violence is a national crisis that affects approximately two out of every three of our children. Of the 76 million children currently residing in the United States, an estimated 46 million can expect to have their lives touched by violence, crime, abuse, and psychological trauma this year. Whether the violence occurs in children's homes, neighborhoods or schools, exposure to violence is a uniquely traumatic experience that has lasting impacts on health, education, and emotional stability well into adulthood.
In addition to the human costs of unaddressed exposure to violence, the financial costs are enormous. According to a 2009 report by the Academy on Violence and Abuse, the incremental cost of violence and abuse on the healthcare system alone ranges from $333- $750 billion annually, or up to 37½ cents of every dollar spent on health care. The financial burden on other public systems — child welfare, social services, law enforcement and justice, and education, in particular — combined with the loss of productivity over lifetimes is incalculable.
In 2012, Philadelphia's homicide rate reached its highest level since 2007. Of particular concern to Stoneleigh are the following facts: homicide is the leading cause of death for young black males; the number of deaths in Philadelphia is almost equal to the number of deaths in the 10 years of war in Iraq; 77% of the young people seen in the violence prevention program Healing Hurt People suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
There is a need to understand and address the intergenerational cycle of violence in Philadelphia. Equally as great is the need to identify and treat those youth exposed to violence so that the systems designed to serve them don't unintentionally deny any child the opportunity to become successful students, productive workers, and responsible family members, parents, and citizens.Stoneleigh knows that through our fellows we can help prevent the long-term, negative outcomes of exposure to violence and protect the basic civil right of safety for all of our children. There are many other possible solutions, and we welcome your ideas.
Advance Public Health Solutions to Violence
Violence is a leading cause of injury and premature death in this country, creating high costs to the healthcare, child welfare, juvenile justice and other systems serving youth. Violence is also a factor in the development of poor health outcomes and contributes to overall health disparities. However, a growing body of research and practice has demonstrated that most violence is preventable. Leading practice recognizes that violence is a public health problem and thus demands a public health response.
Improve School Safety and Climate
A growing number of violent incidents occur in schools, creating a school climate that impedes learning and feeds the cycle of violence in communities. In the wake of failed zero tolerance policies, school districts are reassessing their disciplinary practices. To make our schools safer and improve overall school climate, school systems must move away from fragmented, reactionary and narrow policies and toward prevention-oriented approaches informed by best practices. Integrated policies that work to develop resilient and engaged students should supplant those that rely on suspension and expulsion, which can drive students out of school and into the juvenile justice system.
Advance Community-wide Solutions to Prevent Youth Violence
Localities struggling with high levels of youth violence must have comprehensive plans and coordinated strategies to successfully reduce violence. Strong leadership, shared data, and community informed approaches that rely on multiple stakeholders are needed to reverse the intergenerational cycles of violence. We recognize that local government and communities need to build capacity and harness resources to more effectively respond to violence. Stoneleigh's Chara Cooper Haas Violence Prevention fellow leads a multi-disciplinary collaborative to develop and implement a youth violence prevention strategy for the City of Philadelphia.


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While my most recent escapade is a nomadic explorer, I've been a musician for nearly three years now.
Although I grew up with a fairly musical family and played clarinet in the school band for eight years, I never took performing seriously. I was always a listener, and later, wanted to (still want to) be a music journalist. But after my first real heartbreak in 2011, I decided to pick up my hardly-played guitar and with a few pushes from friends, started writing some songs. In ways it came naturally, though I still don't really know what I'm doing, and quickly rollercoastered from playing open mics to cafes and music festivals. Now I can't go more than a day without playing guitar and always have new songs rolling around in my head.
But the one person I always wanted to impress musically is my older brother. One reason I never thought of being a musician is because it was his thing. Now I know that sounds absolutely absurd, but I truly believed that. You're already in your older sibling's shadow since the day you are born, so why pick the same passion as them and try to pursue it? It's best to find your own thing.
Thankfully I realized that's a load of crap.
But my brother has been a musician his entire life. First singing in a choir, then playing piano, trumpet, and picking up the guitar at 12 years old. Now almost 28, he has a Master's degree in music and can play almost any instrument, compose any type of music there is, teach others, and make others' songs into masterpieces.
And still, to this day, every time I write a song, no matter how strong I think it is, how confident I feel about it, I wonder: "What will Dave think of this?" Of course, he always tells me how I can make it better, which usually insults me. But, I know he's right. Dammit, he's always right.
I guess at the end of the day, I still just want him to think I'm cool, since, you know, that's the most important thing about life. If your older, cooler sibling thinks you're cool, then you've really, really made it.
Four months ago, I flew to California to travel with him and his girlfriend, Sabina, for 10 straight days, the most we had spent together in years. I was skeptical to go at first. I had just quit my job and gotten out of a relationship and here I was, in sunny California, with my brother and his girlfriend – the musical troubadours who were madly in love. I thought my heartbroken self was going to die. They made incredible music together and sang into each other's eyes and they were healthy and happy and I wanted to kill them.
But then I realized how happy their music made me. And how happy they made me. And how playing music with them was so natural. And how Sabina inspired me to travel like my gut was telling me to. And how their ridiculously complicated love story brought hope to my cynical self.
It had been the most amazing 10 days I've spent in a long, long time.
I could talk about my brother for days, and how much he has helped me and changed me and formed who I am today, but I don't want him to know. I'm still trying to seem cool, you know?
So with all of that, Band of Lovers, Dave, Sabina, I need your help. They're headed up to New York as you read this and want to record their debut album filled with their beautiful, happy songs, something I'm still learning how to write.
Like all traveling musicians, they're broke. So they've created a Kickstarter that has just over a week left to help fund their album.
I ask you, my readers, to help out in anyway you can. I never would have traveled the way I currently am without their push. You wouldn't be reading my entries without them.
CLICK HERE, watch their story, and help them make their goal! And please, please, spread the word.


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