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During the first five years of Urban LandMark's existence, our aim was to establish credibility and impact in South Africa, as well as improve our understanding of the African experience with urban land markets -
Although our current UKaid funding cycle, from the Department for International Development (DFID), came to an end in March 2011, we are embarking on a programme consolidation period running through to December 2011.
During this time, Urban LandMark will investigate the potential to expand and deepen our activities in selected key high-impact initiatives, as well as into new areas. We are particularly excited about the possibility of building on our capacity and track record to integrate climate change imperatives into our existing agenda.
In the context of climate change and rapid rates of urbanisation, we have seen new challenges emerge to place greater burdens on the state and the urban poor. The growth of informal settlements in the context of poverty and urbanisation is where we see the greatest vulnerability occurring.
We therefore want to broaden our objectives to encompass improving the coping mechanisms of the urban poor, improving the built environment, and building the state's ability to plan for and create safer, more resilient, cities and towns. At the same time, we want to investigate the potential to build more sustainable urban areas and achieve low carbon development in the rapidly growing cities and towns of southern Africa - but specifically ensuring that such development does not unwittingly lead to the further exclusion of poorer communities.
To introduce this programme of work, we have recently completed a concept paper to inform and direct our future work on reducing the vulnerability of urban slum dwellers in southern African to the impact of climate change and disasters.
For the next nine months, we will continue to work to change policies and practice in southern Africa to improve poorer people's access to safe, well-located urban land within a context of urbanisation and growing cities. We believe our focus on making property markets, and land planning and management systems, work better for poor people gives real meaning to the concept of people having a 'right to land'.
We will also continue to provide a credible platform for intellectual debate in the urban market sector through our active programme of knowledge sharing, and expose new areas of challenge to in-depth questioning and debate.
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The world's largest book
When you think about what the world's largest book may look like, you're likely to imagine a massive leather tome tucked away in some library. In actuality, the world's largest "book" is in Mandalay at Kuthodaw Pagoda. It consists of 729 standing stone "pages", each with their own private stupa known as a kyauksa gu. They span across the vast pagoda grounds in long organised rows and are well worth a visit.
Each more than a metre wide and nearly two metres tall, the thick stone slabs are each one page from the Buddhist Tripitaka (teachings). Kept in original Pali language and first inscribed with gold ink, these historic carvings were constructed in 1857, when King Mindon feared the loss or alteration of Buddhist documents during the British takeover.
When Mandalay was annexed by the British in 1885, Kuthodaw Pagoda became off limits to Burmese. A direct appeal to Queen Victoria led to the withdrawal of troops from Kuthodaw, but not before soldiers plundered the pagoda and the gem-crowned kyauksa gu. Restorations succeeded in bringing the pagoda back to the healthy but less glamorous condition that you'll see it in today.
Its large teak doors are open daily from 06:00 to 17:00. The covered walkway at the south entrance leads you directly to the main stupa, modelled in the same fashion as the Shwezigon Pagoda of Bagan. The organised rows and methodically placed hkayei star flower trees and mahua trees provide a great spot for a picnic or a bit of an afternoon stroll. In the evening, the setting sun adds to the majesty and creates a striking scene for photos.
Kuthodaw is near the base of Mandalay Hill, making it a good stop after the Royal Palace or along your way to the top of the hill for a grand sunset view.
Sandamuni Pagoda, the younger pagoda complex just down the street from Kuthodaw, somehow gets much less attention despite containing more than twice as many stone slab pages. Sandamuni Pagoda contains 1774 marble slabs inscribed with commentaries and sub-commentaries on the triptika – some call it "Volume II" of the world's largest book.
Ukhan Ti the Hermit, who also spent most of his life erecting religious structures on Mandalay Hill, built this pagoda in 1913. Sandamuni's kyauksa gu stupas are much closer together, giving it a more crowded feeling than at Kuthodaw Pagoda. The crowded stupas do give a more intense experience and make it a quicker stop on the itinerary; that is, unless you take advantage of the tightly-knit spires for photographic opportunities.
We do recommend finding time to visit Sandamuni pagoda, but if you're on a tight itinerary and have to choose between the two, Kuthodaw is hands down the one to visit.
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The advertisement for this product states "Bali" Cordless Cellular Blinds, White and is misleading as to the product name. Bali is of course a leader in the window treatments industry and this product is distributed by Springs Windows Fashions. I chose this blind through Wal-Mart on line because the length was offered as a standard order instead of a special order through a competitor. The width was exact to order, however, the length is shorter than the 72 inch specified and the blind is pulled to the maximum to reach the window sill. Most disappointing is the crooked display once the shades are drawn more than a quarter of the way down. I ordered two for a double window and both tilt down to the right leaving a gap on the left. I will keep them only because of the cost but it's true that "you get what you pay for".
1. neat & clean look since no cord.
2. good white color to match white wall. cons:
1. After pulled to open, bottom bar not level, one end is 1" higher than the other with a 35" wide blinds.
2. 72" high blinds barely stops at 67"~68". If pulled futher down, it will retract back to 67"~68".
3. Installation is easy except the final step - "mount shade into brackets". The instruction shows that one just needs to push it in. In reality, no matter how hard I pushed (and tried different pushing methods), it can't be pushed in. eventually I hammered it in.
4. Price increased a lot. I ordered it less than 3 months ago. Now I need another one for the same room, and realize the price increased 11%.
I bought these thinking they were a great deal on clearance for Bali blinds. Upon receiving them, I noticed they are not a Bali product. These are made by another company in WI and "Bali" is their product style. I felt this was very deceptive. I'm aware of you get what you pay for, but since they advertised the price as the same as real Bali blinds, but marked down as clearance - I thought they would be the same. As for this product on its own:
Shorter than the advertised 72" length - actual product was only 63".
Cordless mechanism was poor. Not the smooth operation like the demo ones in local DIY store.
Brackets were too big for my window frame - couldn't use them even if I wanted to, they don't have multiple holes to accomodate different windows, one set of holes.
It was exactly as pictured. It was very easy to install and I love that there are no cords hanging down. Beautiful!!
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The Denver Broncos began the season without strongside linebacker Von Miller, and they'll end it without him, too.
Miller is done for the year after tests Monday revealed a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, which he injured in the first quarter of Denver's 37-13 win at Houston over the weekend.
"It's definitely going to be a blow," executive vice president John Elway said on his weekly podcast on the team's website. "But I think that we've done a good job of handling adversity throughout the year. This is another bump in the road for us."
The Broncos (12-3) have hit so many potholes this season it's a wonder they're not broken down on the side of the Super Bowl Expressway.
Instead, they can wrap up the AFC's top seed with a win at Oakland (4-11) on Sunday.
Miller's injury ended a rough third season for the Broncos star, which began with a six-game drug suspension and included just five sacks and 33 tackles in 10 games.
With 30 sacks in his first two NFL seasons, Miller won the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year award in 2011 and was runner-up for the league's Defensive Player of the Year honor last season. He set a team record in 2012 with 18 1 / 2 sacks to go with 28 tackles for loss and six forced fumbles.
In the offseason, Elway called Miller the best football player on the planet. But Miller ran afoul of the NFL's drug program, was suspended for the first month and a half of the season and never really returned to form in 2013.
Miller worked out at the team's Dove Valley complex during his banishment, and he bulked up to 270 pounds — 24 pounds more than when he was selected second overall in the 2011 draft out of Texas A&M.
Miller was rusty upon his return. Although his bulkier body enhanced his bull rush, it seemed to sap some of his athleticism that made him such a special pass rusher. He had moments where he'd flash his old form, and last week he spoke about peaking for the playoffs.
Although the Broncos went 6-0 during his suspension, that was before they also lost safety Rahim Moore (leg) and linemen Kevin Vickerson (hip) and Derek Wolfe (illness).
The Broncos find themselves once again scrambling to make up for the loss of a dynamic playmaker teams had to account for even though he wasn't having his typically disruptive season.
"It's like losing a guy like Ryan Clady earlier in the season or (wide receiver Wes) Welker," coach John Fox said via a teleconference with reporters after being sent home Monday because of the flu. "Any time you take away those caliber of players, it's a blow."
The Broncos will look to replace Miller on the roster with another pass-rusher.
Miller was rushing Matt Schaub when he was blocked cleanly by tight end Ryan Griffin. His right knee buckled and he crumpled to the ground. Miller walked off the field and into the locker room with a team doctor and trainer.
Because he didn't need to be carted off, there was hope his injury wasn't season-ending and that he might return in the playoffs.
"It wasn't anything that was a late hit. It wasn't even a hit," Elway said. "It was just sometimes you tear those ACLs. It's unfortunately a fact of where you step and when you get hit at the same time and that was really what happened to Von. It was really just the ACL, so it should make for a quick recovery."
The best case is that he's back for training camp after surgery sometime next month. ACL recoveries generally take six to nine months.
The Broncos will once again rely on Nate Irving at strongside linebacker in the base defense and on Shaun Phillips, Robert Ayers and newcomer Jeremy Mincey on passing downs — along with dialing up creative blitzes.
"He's a special player, no question, one of the best guys I've seen on the edge in my career," Broncos tight end Julius Thomas said. "What he's able to do on the field, what he can bring, it will be missed, but most importantly we wish him the best, we wish him a fast recovery.
"We're going to be there for him and we know he'll be there rooting us on."
Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett says Tony Romo hasn't been ruled out for a winner-take-all finale against Philadelphia after injuring his back against Washington.
Garrett says Monday that Romo will get treatment and be evaluated daily. He adds the Cowboys were looking to add a third quarterback behind backup Kyle Orton.
Romo injured his back in Sunday's 24-23 win over Washington, which set up the Cowboys' third straight regular-season finale with the NFC East title on the line. The 33-year-old Romo lost the previous two against the New York Giants and Redskins, and another one in 2008 against the Eagles.
Romo had back surgery in April and missed all the offseason workouts.
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