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The MEPA Board has approved the publication of a draft policy document dealing with "Authorisation/Registration of Schemes - Eco-Contribution Exemption/Refund Mechanism". The document makes proposals to Government on a framework within which Eco-Contribution refund mechanism could operate. The document proposes that producers participating in waste recovery schemes may become eligible for a refund of the Eco-Contribution paid on recovered items, upon providing documentary proof to MEPA that this recovery has indeed been done. In the context of the Eco-Contribution Act, a scheme is taken to mean as an organized and regulated framework that demonstrates that a particular waste producer is recovering the end-of-life products originating from products which s/he normally places on the market.
The Eco-Contribution Act was enacted in September 2004. The main objective of this Act is to provide for the levying of an eco-contribution on products which generate end-of-life products or waste, with the ultimate aim of ensuring better disposal/re-use/recycling management. Therefore, under the provisions of this Act, products falling within its scope would attract eco-contribution.
The Eco-Contribution Commission, which was established to advise the Government on the matter, concluded that a framework based on refunds as opposed to exemptions would be more appropriate and these should result in a better audit trail for the whole chain of products life-cycle. The Eco-Contribution Commission also considered that such a system would reward those companies with a higher percentage of recovered waste.
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how do you put the sight on the side mount. it didn't come with instructions and i can't figure it out
ok. Thanks. I got it mounted. And I had to adjust the dials all the way to the right and to the top. I even took the lock nuts on the dial off and adjusted the screw all the way. and it still seem like it needs to go more. has anyone had this problem before?
I did all of that. I have it far as it will go to the right and the it lines up about in the middle. But it is far as it will go up and still needs to go more. I think the sight might have been dropped or the laser is messed up or something.
Or more likely the sight rail is not 100% aligned with the barrel. I had that problem on my PSL and had to remove and reinstall the rail. NOT FUN.
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On youth day, myself, Quackwacker, Dropzone, and a few other good turkey hunting friends traveled to Ft Bragg to call for 15 kids whose fathers are either about to deploy, just returning, or are curently deployed to either Iraq or Afganistan. I also carried with me wood duck calls donated by Chris Tester of Muddy Paws calls and turkey totes donated by George Phillips of FowlKnot lanyards. I would first like to thank all of those guys for their time and efforts in helping out with this event. Your kindness was really appreciated guys by myself and everyone at the event. All of the kids involved had a great time and it gave them the chance to experience to great outdoors and the sport of turkey hunting. Although no team bagged a bird many did get to work birds and all of the kids returned with big smiles and lots of stories. I will download pics when I have the avalible tonight. This event is a yearly thing that I hope to be involved with for many years to come.
Dropzone with his guide and youth hunter
Quackwacker with his guide and youth hunter
Myself with my guide and my youth hunter
The kids with their Muddy Paws wood duck calls and FowlKnot lanyard totes
Little Lesly was one of the youth hunters and cute as a button so I had her sport the goodies
And one pic of my youth hunter and guide in the woods
This past Saturday ( 18th ) myself, Dropzone and a few other friends of ours attended the 1st annual Wounded Warrior hunt at Ft Bragg. This hunt is put on for those that have returned from a combat zone with pysical injuries that limit them the chance to get out in the woods. 10 Wounded Warrior partisipated in this event. And let me tell you, these guys are great people, and are TRUE AMERICAN heroes!!!! I was humbled to be able to help them out. Again, no one took a bird but I heard laughter and saw smiles from ear to ear. Here are a few pictures I took at the event.
If anyone here is interested in supporting, donating ( items or money ) or helping out with either of these events, or if you know of someone or an organization that would like to help please contact me. These people have given everything to help preserve our rights and our freedoms. It is a true privaledge to give something back to them.
Myself and Mr. James Lowman
Dropzone ( right side )
Stuart ( right side )
And a picture of all those involved holding a flag that is very dear to me and my family
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Ok, so a 7.1/10 on IMDB can't be that bad, right? I decided to give this one a go...and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. No, it's not a deep thinking movie nor are there tons of twists and turns. It's basically a straight-forward, park-your-brain-and-the-door, hang on for the ride type of film and the pacing is fast, light and fun.
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Journey through France's major places such as Toulouse, Montpellier, Nimes and Marseille on your way to Nice. Tour glitzy Cannes, Juan les Pins, home to the largest jazz festival in France each year and Monaco with its harbour, yachts and Royal Palace, even driving part of the famous Monaco Grand Prix circuit. For convenience, you can even pick up your Avis car in Bordeaux and drop it off in Nice.
Take a trip to the home of old mansions and the palatial town hall. The thriving aviation industry has not changed the feel of the old and beautiful city of Toulouse. Take in the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO heritage site, or the 11th century Basilique Saint Sernin. Tour the Airbus facilities and take in Cité de l'Espace, the 'space city'. Toulouse has a collection of art museums and Les Abattoirs has a nice garden to view the Garonne river from.
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Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visitors to St. Emilion will find that there are plenty of attractions, from visiting its historic monuments and museums, to sampling famous wines produced by some of the Bordeaux region's oldest vineyards. St. Emilion is a charming medieval town that owes its name to an 8th-century hermit, said to have lived in a cave there.
Nearby vineyards and estates make popular excursions from Bordeaux. One such estate is Château Margaux, where fine wine has been made for centuries. Today, it retains its reputation as one of the finest, most sought-after red wines in the world, with its vintages changing hands at record prices. Around 30,000 cases are sold each year. Guided tours of the estate and its wine-related attractions should always be booked in advance, if possible.


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This book provides an urgently needed analysis of the bravery and creativity exhibited by women in the realm of sports, which has emerged as a major realm of contestation between proponents of women's rights and political Islamist forces in Muslim contexts. Through focused case studies, this volume tracks the many sophisticated, context-specific, and constantly evolving strategies of women's resistance to their exclusion in sport. Integral in their struggles for full inclusion in competitive sports, as both players and spectators, is women's claim to their full and equal citizenship.
The attached report was submitted by the Bahrain Center for Human Rights to the CEDAW (Convention for the Eliminatin of Discrimination Against Women) Committee.
The Bahrain Center for Human Rights is is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization, registered with the Bahraini Ministry of Labor and Social Services since July 2002. Despite an order by the authorities in November 2004 to close it, the BCHR is still functioning after gaining wide internal and external support for its struggle to promote human rights in Bahrain. The co-founder and former President of the BCHR is Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, who is currently serving a life sentence in prison for charges related to freedom of speech. The current President is Nabeel Rajab, who is serving a two year prison sentence for his work as a human rights defender. The Acting President is Maryam Al-Khawaja.
A report by Dr Chris Allen and his team at the University of Birmingham based on data from Tell MAMA (Measuring Anti-Muslim Hate).
The report discusses the disproportionate targetting of women in Anti-Muslim abuse and concludes that women showing 'visible identifiers' of 'Muslimness' - i.e. headscarves - suffer such abuse at higher levels.
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A summary of the ICRW's review of 150 programs with a child marriage component, identifying five key strategies used to prevent or delay child marriages:
As Libya transitions out of the 42-year autocratic rule of the Muammar Qaddafi regime, an urgent theme has emerged: the need to safeguard women's participation as Libya codifies human rights in national legislation and establishes government institutions and services.
Major decisions are being made that will impact Libya's future as a democratic State. For instance, women are actively seeking participation in the drafting process of the new constitution and in the formation of government policies across all sectors to advance their concerns. Currently, there is no provision for gender parity or the inclusion of women in the 60-member Constitutional Committee being formed. This omission is concerning, as a gender parity provision was included in the 2012 electoral law.
Following the revolution, many women and girls had restrictions imposed on their movement by family, due in part to growing concerns regarding the security of women and girls throughout the country. These restrictions are tightening as stories of violence against women circulate and uncertainty of centralized authority for the military and police continues to exist. As a result, women and girls are often confined to their homes, especially in the evenings.


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(Lunch will be provided) Before returning to Harvard, Dr. Kelley served as Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for the Henry Ford Health System, and Chief Executive Officer of the Henry Ford Medical Group, one of the nation's largest academic group practices. With over 1200 physicians and scientists, the Medical Group trains 700 students and residents and conducts more than $60 million in biomedical research. He has served as chairman of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) and the ABIM Foundation. He has been a director of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education; the American Board of Medical Specialties; and the American Medical Group Association (AMGA). He has also served on the HHS Council on Graduate Medical Education (COGME). He is currently a Commissioner for the Joint Commission, which accredits hospitals and other health care organizations.


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I live in Missouri and recently we have been hit by constant ads on our phones and television from Republicans who have resorted to every dirty trick in the books. John McCain several months ago promised he would not discuss the religious connections between the Reverend Wright and Barack Obama– famous last words since ads depicting that relationship are repeatedly seen. In 2000, John McCain denounced religious forces of the right, but today, he has embraced them as dear friends and selected as his running mate a person who is incompetent, but politically correct. His admiral father and grandfather must be turning over in their graves at the sight of McCain selecting as his second in command the most incompetent and ignorant person ever to run for high office in America.
John McCain once stood for decency and bipartisanship but now boasts he will select Supreme Court judges who oppose abortion– a selection that will tear apart the US Senate. He has come forth with an idiotic proposal for health insurance which never would get through Congress, he has refused to support equity for women in the workplace, an idea which would create turmoil in Congress, and the very sight of a Vice President Palin is an insult to any intelligent member of Congress.
John McCain once stood for integrity and honor. He upheld American values of common sense and respect for the rights of all Americans. Today, he boasts of Joe the Plumber as his symbol of America at a time when this nation needs the talents and expertise of well educated people. McCain panders to ignorance, he sleeps with right wing religious fanatics and echoes their words.
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Educated at Columbia University, Dr. Harold Silverman has been a hospital pharmacist, industry consultant, author, and educator for more than 35 years. Dr. Silverman's professional objective is to help people understand why medicines are prescribed and how to get the most from them.
In addition to The Pill Book, Dr. Silverman has also authored The Women's Drug Store, The Pill Book Guide to Safe Drug Use, The Consumer's Guide to Poison Protection,and Travel Healthy. He is also a co-author of The Vitamin Book: A No-Nonsense Consumer Guide and The Med-File Drug Interactions System.
Dr. Silverman has contributed more than 70 articles, research papers, and textbook chapters to the professional literature, including The Merck Manual of Medical Information, Home Edition. He has taught pharmacology and clinical pharmacy at several universities and has won numerous awards for his work. Dr. Silverman resides in the Washington, D.C. area with his wife, Judith Brown, and their son Joshua.


text: Maé Bérénice Méité had her best worlds outing in London by finishing 11th (she was 13th in 2011). It was not good enough to get France two spots, and I am interested in what her future prospects are. She has improved her PCS scores by around 5-6 points since 2011 (for whatever the numbers are worth). What do you think about her steps, spins, and transitions? Can she improve the quality of her skating, or is she fated to be just a big jumper? Will she be a lock to represent France in the 2014 Olympics? Or is Yrétha Silété a possible rival if she recovers?


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How The iPad 2 Wins The Tablet Race vs. Motorola Xoom vs RIM Playbook vs HP TouchPad
Today Apple has finally launched the iPad 2 and it's already making waves in the tech community.
For Starters – Here are the Launch Prices for iPad 2 in the USA.
* iPad 2 16GB WiFi version – $499
* iPad 2 32GB WiFi version – $599
* iPad 2 64GB WiFi version – $699
* iPad 2 16GB WiFi +3G version – $629
* iPad 2 32GB WiFi +3G version – $729
* iPad 2 64GB WiFi +3G version – $829
Also the new tablet is going to get a HDMI video out with the help of the cable provided along with which you can also charge the unit. You dont have to setup or perform any configuration for this HDMI mirrored video output and it would cost you $39 extra.
So here we at Techie WhizKid decided to do our own update on the iPad 2 launch in a different way. – No! We will not review the iPad 2 as frankly we dont have 1 and you can read all the iPad 2 reviews on other big sites like engadget and gizmodo and techcrunch. But we decided to scour the web and bring to you the configurations of the iPad 2 along with it;s rivals like Motorola Xoom, RIM Playbook and HP TouchPad and then we bring you the startling revelation on How The iPad 2 manages to Win The Tablet Race vs. Motorola Xoom vs RIM Playbook vs HP TouchPad.


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This chart shows how this school's GreatSchools Test Scores Rating has changed over time.
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Ask the school what it's doing to help students who are behind. Understand what on-track learning looks like, and ask the school what it's doing to accelerate progress for students.
Students at this school are making less academic progress given where they were last year, compared to other students in the state.
Depending on the school's test scores, student progress (also known as student growth) means different things.
Low progress with low test scores means... that students are starting at a low point and falling farther behind their peers.
Low progress with high test scores means... students have strong academic skills but that the school is not contributing to student learning as much as many schools in the state.
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I used small, crisp Persian cucumbers in the final version to make the radishes and cucumbers both equally crunchy in the salad. Garden cucumbers would also be good here, but I wouldn't use large watery cucumbers with a lot of seeds. The Persian cucumbers didn't need to be salted to draw out water, and that kept the leftover salad good in a fridge for a day, so they were a perfect choice to make this.
Cucumber and Radish Salad with Feta, Red Wine Vinegar, and Buttermilk Dressing
(Makes about 4 servings, dressing recipe adapted from Creamy Feta-Red Wine Vinegar Salad Dressing from David Lebovitz.)
4 small Persian cucumbers (or other small cucumbers without large seeds)
10-12 large radishes
1/2 cup + 1/4 cup crumbled Feta cheese
1 T red wine vinegar
1 tsp. chopped fresh thyme
1 T olive oil
2 T buttermilk (or use regular milk or water)
Stir the dressing into the salad. Season to taste with salt and fresh ground black pepper (I didn't use much salt.) Serve with the extra 1/4 cup crumbled feta sprinkled over the salad.
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This requirement applies to both resident and nonresident hunters. "We are trying to get the word out to nonresidents to remind them of this requirement, so if a resident has nonresidents who plan to visit and hunt, I would ask they remind them of this requirement," Simpson said. "This is an important part of our license process."
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's basketball team started the 2014 portion of its season on the right foot behind a 12 point, 13 assist and no turnover performance by junior Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) as the Phoenix cruised to a 72-49 triumph over Maine on Wednesday afternoon at the Kress Center.
Lukan posted a career-high 13 assists, tying the school record for helpers during the D-I era last achieved by Natalie Berglin against Cleveland State on January 26, 2006. She narrowly missed the all-time record of 15 set by Pam Roecker twice during the 1983 campaign. Adding 12 points, Lukan finished with a double-double in back-to-back games for the first time in her career.
It was a diverse scoring day for the Phoenix, with all 12 players taking to the court and 10 finishing with one or more points, including four double-digit scorers. Several Phoenix recorded career-best totals in the win, including senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) with 11 rebounds, senior Sam Zastrow (Algoma, Wis.) with six points, sophomore Ellen Edison (Maple Grove, Minn.) with four rebounds and freshman Sam Terry (Baraboo, Wis.) with three boards. Ranger also added 12 points for her third double-double of the season.
Maine took its first lead of the game at the 15:23 mark in the first half (7-8) but the Phoenix then went on a 6-0 run over the next 1:42 to jump out to a five point lead (13-8). Three different Phoenix scored during the run, including fast break buckets from junior Megan Lukan and sophomore Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) and a basket in the paint by Ranger. The lead increased to as many as eight points (20-12) with 9:49 remaining, but back-to-back three point shots by the Black Bears pulled the visitors back to within two (20-18) with 8:25 on the clock.
Keeping the game close late in the first half, Maine got to within a point (23-22) before Green Bay used an 11-0 run to assume its largest lead of the half (34-22) with just over one minute remaining. The Phoenix bench sparked the scoring streak, starting with a three by Edison. Zastrow connected on two jumpers, while sophomore Taylor Thomas (Wausau, Wis.) and Megan Lukan each added a layup. Maine registered a three pointer to end the streak, but the Phoenix went into intermission with a 34-25 lead.
Green Bay shot 53.8 percent (14-26) from the field in the first 20 minutes compared to 39.1 percent (9-23) for the Black Bears. The Phoenix received 24 of its 34 points in the opening stanza off 15 Maine turnovers and eight steals.
The same five players that ended the first half started the second stanza for the Phoenix, as Zastrow, Ranger, Thomas, Edison and Megan Lukan maintained an 11 point Phoenix advantage (41-30) just over three minutes in. Maine pulled back to within six points (44-38) with 11:54 remaining, but an 11-3 Phoenix run over the next 2:54 pushed Green Bay ahead by 14 points (55-41). With a comfortable lead, Green Bay gave its starters a well-deserved break while the reserves held the Black Bears to just two field goals in the final 5:31 seconds as it cruised to the 72-49 triumph.
Green Bay finished the game shooting 47.5 percent (28-59) from the field and 35.7 percent (5-14) from three, while the Black Bears went 37.7 percent (20-53) from the field and 20.8 percent (5-24) from deep. Maine led rebounding 38-33, but the Phoenix dominated the superlatives, including 44-16 in the paint, 41-7 points off turnovers, 18-10 assists, 13-25 turnovers and 11-5 steals. In addition to Ranger and Megan Lukan, Kaili Lukan (10) and Edison (10) both finished in double-figure scoring.
Maine was held without a double-digit scorer, receiving a team-high nine points from Liz Wood.
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Theoplilus London: Timez Are Weird These Days [Explicit]: I first heard him when he opened for Kaskade. Without ever hearing London's music before, I instantly got it. I danced and sang as if I was a lifetime fan. I just might be. This album got my marathon training off to a good start.
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros: Here. Rob and Ella were practicing the song Man On Fire one night and the next day I couldn't get it out of my head. Ella showed me their David Letterman performance and I was hooked. A little hippy dippy and totally stereotypical LA, but fun. I hope they don't take themselves too seriously. From the looks of it, they just are out for a good time. I would love to see them live.
Oh, I keep forgetting that everyone probably already knows Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros from their song Home. For some reason, that song didn't make me want to buy their album or learn more about them. It was a good song and all, but too popular too quickly. I was tired of it before it had a chance. But now I like it.
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hi all . dont worry . have fixed it now. swapped the rear outgoing line to the first cicuit and 1 of the front ones to the 2nd circuit and now all working. think the first circuit must have more flow and works the back fine now.
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Problems with my lockhead master cylinder on my eleanor mustang
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i am nearly in completion of my eleanor mustang 671 build.
i have a problem with my lockead master cylinder. it has a reseviour ontop and has 2x outlets to the top of the cylinder. so i see it as a dual circuit ?. it has 2 x outlets /brake lines nearer the driver then moving toward the front of the cylinder it has 1x brake line. so i have rigged up the 2x front brakes independantly off of the 2x back outlets and then the front single outlet goes to the back axle then into a tee fitting then off to each rear brake caliper . i have bought the easy bleed system that works off of the wheel pressure. i have bleed all the callipers , and then again . when the engine is not runing i have front brakes but not rear . and a small pedal. then when i start the engine i have no pedal ( expect due to the vacum ) then again no rear brakes.
the rear calipers are off of a ford truck and are single piston design. but they have the mechanical handbrake levers on the back of them and they operate correctly and when the engine is running and the rear wheels turning i can stop the rear wheel with the handrake. so it seems the piston are operating.
so have i incorectly plumber in the rear brake line to the master cylinder . do i have a dual circuit matser cylinder ?
it also has a large nut at the front that i have also undone and bled the air out of. but still no back brakes. so before i start to move brake lines around do you have any opinions ? i have good fluid at all calipers.
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Thanks for the info guys, I love my wife I just wish I could get her into star wars at all, much less dressing up in a sweet mando costume.
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Thanks for the info guys, I love my wife I just wish I could get her into star wars at all, much less dressing up in a sweet mando costume.
I gotta admit, when I saw the concept art, I was skeptical. A lot of cross-over designs don't translate well . . .
But seeing the armor plating, I'd say your execution is excellent. From the photos, your level of realism is impressive.
I don't know when supertrooper is coming back to this thread. But when you do, what diameter wire for the chainmail? and also, do you use anything like sauter (spell check) or something of the like, or do they automatically stay without a gap in them. I made some 4 in 1 out of loose leaf rings and they don't stay together well.
BTW, its a good thing you chose not to use plastic, You would have had to purchase a numatic driven tube cutter and a lot of glue.
Okay, this thread is ancient. But if you ever come back. Try some sort of hood on the top. I think the monk-ish hood with shoulder pieces on top of it looks awesome. This guy here http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f45/m...oncepts-31988/ has a "jedi mando" and it has the hood I'm speaking of.
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Hi there, glad I found this group. I work in academe too, and need some advice. I completed my second perzine last year, which consists of three double sided pages (quarto) with collages. I scanned them, but have not been able to print them so that each quarter page is in the correct order. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
I hope this is OK to put here. I taught several workshops about zines but teaching isn't really my calling. However, I did write a book about zines that frequently gets used when teaching zines. I'm working on a kickstarter to raise funds for the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution. Maybe you might be interested in backing it? I do offer a reward that is a 10 pack of the books for distros, stores, classrooms, etc. I'd love it if you could check it out and maybe back it:
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Since 2002 Stolen Sharpie Revolution has been the go-to resource for zines and zine culture. With over 21,000 copies in print, this book is poised to break the quarter-hundred-thousand copy barrier at least BUT I NEED YOUR HELP!
I am 15 days and half way through the Stolen Sharpie revolution Kickstater, but we don't quite have half the funds yet! Please consider backing this kickstarter. if not for you, for the next generation of zine kids that are just as excited and a little bit confuse as you were when you trying to do your first layout.
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The first issue of Gender Matters has been really successful. It's in the hands of many youth, teachers, parents and zine readers! All the sale proceeds have been donated to organizations that support trans/gender variant youth...nearly $350.00
Topic: (Essays, anecdotes, comix, poetry) from gender variant folks telling stories of going through puberty and adolescence, and early adulthood experiences. Take that as broadly or specifically as you'd like; literally how your body was changing and how your brain was dealing with it, or going to a dance and how that made you feel, dating, coming out to your family, teachers, classmates, etcetera...
Audience: 7-12 grade students.
Specifics: The pieces should be free of cursing and overt sexual content, I want to get the zine in schools, so content should be school appropriate.
Why/Purpose: It's rough trying to find age or school appropriate material for trans/gender variant/intersex youth and it's imperative that all young people see themselves in print.
Puberty, adolescence, and early adulthood are hard for everyone but it's extra alienating and difficult when you feel alone and radically different from the majority. I want this zine to be an offering to gender variant kids who need to see themselves in print, to know that they are not alone, to offer comfort and hope. I want the zine to open the eyes and hearts of cis gender folks so they become allies. I also want it to open up dialogue between youth, parents and teachers.
I keep this quote in mind when I'm writing curriculum and deciding what to teach for the year. Perhaps it will inspire you.
"When those who have the power to name and to socially construct reality choose not to see or hear you, whether you are dark-skinned, old, disabled, female, or speak with a different accent or dialect than theirs, when someone with the authority of a teacher, say, describes a world and you are not in it, there is a moment of psychic disequilibrium, as if you looked into a mirror and saw nothing." ~ Adrianne Rich
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You can e-mail me with questions, suggestions, complains, that kinda stuff too.
Would anyone be interested in trading zines amongst classes. It would be really great if my students could swap with others to round out their experience making zines!
Hey, y'all. :)
I'm a long time zinester thinking about theory and writing up a syllabus to propose a class to my university. Does anyone have any sample syllabi for college level zine introductions? Zines as art form?
hey carey,
it's tough when you don't have a lot of time. i wouldn't say i'm an expert teacher since i've had no formal training, but i've been teaching kids for about 3 years now. it can be challenging sometimes, but i'm lucky since mostly the kids already enjoy art and aren't resistant to it. i taught one after-school program where the kids were, and it was extremely difficult! in that class i only had 1.5 hours as well, and felt like i couldn't get anything done. i ended up putting them on a timer ("You have 10 minutes to write - GO!") and that actually helped them be more motivated.
in my class, i start out just showing them examples of zines. you could let them look at zines for about 10 minutes, all different kinds. that might help explain them more than just telling them what zines are. then i asked the kids what they thought zines were, based on what they saw. but basically i affirm that a zine can be anything they want, and it can be random too (which kids really seem to enjoy). but it can also tell a story, educate, or just be beautiful to look at. some kids might not get it, but some will really take to it. then try to get them to make something right away. making a zine will teach them about its possibilities. try to set everything up so it's really easy for them to make a page. i have them each make the basic "instant zine" without any words or graphics just so they get how to make it, and have them label the page numbers and then unfold it so they can see the final layout. then i use an 8.5 x 11" piece of paper and fold it up into 8 sections. This will be the paper they paste their pages of the collaborative zine onto. before class, i cut out small pages that are a bit smaller than the page size of the final zine (so their art doesn't get cut off on the photocopier) and give them these pieces of paper to create their art/writing on. i don't give them too many directions about what the page should be, just one word as inspiration. the pages are small, so it's easy to finish a page. i really recommend doing a quick collaborative zine this way first just so they have an idea of how to make a zine. if you wait for them to create their own zines first, it will take a lot longer and they won't really understand how to structure a zine. the first zine can be silly - it's mostly just for practice. i don't know how many class sessions you have, but i'm sure that once they get the basic idea, they will have lots of their own ideas. but i did find that doing some writing/drawing exercises first helped my students generate some content for their zines in case they got stuck with what to fill their pages with.
i've done an after-school program that was 1 hr and 15 minutes long and they were able to complete a zine during the class time, using the method i described above. i wasn't able to photocopy until after class was over, but in the next class i gave them their zine to fold and they wanted to make another one. i saw one of the kids at an event a few months later and he told me he'd made 5 zines on his own. i was thrilled! but i wished i had been able to talk to the class more about content, though i'm sure that will come with time anyway.
hope this helps. i say be simple to start with. all they need to understand is basic structure and the idea of creative freedom. then you can get more detailed and talk about how zines can be meaningful. but get examples of zines or make your own to show them!
Oh, I really would like to set up some type of class exchange zine program so they can get a look at what other kids are doing and feel a sense of community.
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I work at an arts center as well one day at week for an hour— high school kids (17 and 18). This past Saturday I barely had enough time to get through them learning how to put one together! I found myself just rushing through the process it didn't help they were 15 mins late but I want to make sure they're getting something out of it and understanding the importance of self-expression and having a voice. I would love to create an experience that after the class is all said and done that they continue making zines. I just find myself not knowing how to pace myself (I'm new to teaching in general so that's an added layer) as well to articulate to them what the objective is of doing zines.
hey, if anyone has any questions about stuff, i'm happy to answer. i may not know all the answers, but i've had experience teaching 2 zine classes to kids ages 9 - 12, and they're both been so awesome! it is my favorite kid's class to teach. keep in mind this is at an art center where kids already love art, so i'm not sure what it would be like if you had kids who didn't like art or writing. "Whatcha Mean What's a Zine" is a great one. My class runs for 5 days and is 3 hours long per class day. i have them cut out words from magazines and tape them onto cardstock scraps (i got this idea from the book "Poemcrazy" where she suggested using tickets you find at carnivals). When everyone has gathere a bunch of words or phrases they like, i have them pick a few that are their favorites and put them in a jar. Then someone picks out one word and we make a group zine with it. i have them make an "instant zine" (the kind where you get a cover, back cover, and 6 pages out of one side of paper once it is folded), using that one word as inspiration. each kid makes a page. if there are more than 8 kids, they make 2 zines (w/ 2 different words) and whoever gets done earlier can make more pages or work on the back page which can fold out to make a poster. i photocopy those creations and give them to the kids the next day to fold, and we talk about "guerilla art" and putting the zines in random public places for people to find and enjoy. then they each work on individual zines as well as one more collaborative zine. i provide mags and books for them to cut up, rub-on lettering, and books on different kinds of lettering that they can trace or copy. we do some writing exercises at the beginning few sessions which they can decide to include in their zines. they also can use their word tickets in their zines or we use them for the writing exercises. oh, and everyone re-names themselves using the word tickets as inspiration. many end up using their psuedonyms in their zines. the last two classes are free for them just to keep working on the zines. i suggest doing all the writing stuff in the beginning because the last couple days they are intensely working! you need to give them time to finish everything up.
well, that's the gist of it. hope it's helpful. i have the privilege of having a long class time, which i some of you may not for shorter workshops. i am also pitching an adult zine class at the art center which i am crossing my fingers will get enough students to run. i really think that older people would love making zines - they are so freeing and give voice to people who might otherwise not realize they could have a voice in such a way.
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I'm in the same boat—before a few weeks ago I've never even heard of zines and here I am teaching. I'm having fun with my class as I go along but I've been reading books such as, "Stolen Sharpie Revolution Whatcha Mean What's A Zine? and Make A Zine!" which all have been helpful. I have a graphic design background so I thought this would be the perfect balance to get away from the computer. My only struggle is coming up with a lesson plan. I was hoping this forum would help but it doesn't seem too active.


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