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Second UNWTO/UNESCO World Conference on Tourism and Culture: Fostering Sustainable Development in Muscat, Oman
11-Dec-2017 - 12-Dec-2017
Please find more information on the conference website. The United Nations has declared 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development, providing a unique opportunity to explore and highlight tourism's potential to help transform our world into a place of prosperity and well-being for all. Culture that encompasses heritage and traditions as well as art, languages, ...
ICOMOS General Assembly meets in New Delhi, India
11-Dec-2017 - 15-Dec-2017
The triennial meeting of the International Council on Monuments and Sites will take place in New Delhi, India. From 11 to 15 December 2017, the 19th ICOMOS General Assembly will take place in New Delhi, India, accompanied by a Scientific Symposium on "Heritage & Democracy". UNESCO will be represented by the Director of the Heritage Division and the World Heritage Centre, Dr Mechtild ...
Tourism and Information Technologies at UNESCO World Heritage sites
Wednesday, 6 December 2017
The 8th seminar of UNESCO Chair and UNITWIN-UNESCO network will be organized around two major themes: Digital technologies servicing tourist experiences at World Heritage sites Webanalytics and Big Data. The workshop will explore the current and potential role of ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) for enriching visitor experiences at World Heritage sites throughout ...
Inter-Regional Workshop "World Heritage and Sustainable Development: The Role of Local Communities"
23-Nov-2017 - 24-Nov-2017
An inter-regional workshop entitled "World Heritage and Sustainable Development: The Role of Local Communities" will be held in Karachi, Pakistan, from 23 to 24 November 2017. The workshop aims to highlight the important role played by local communities in the conservation and management of World Heritage properties and to further advocate for the crucial role of local communities in World ...
UNWTO International Congress on Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage
22-Nov-2017 - 23-Nov-2017
The International Congress on Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage will be organized jointly by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the Ministry of Economy of Portugal and the Municipality of Ourém. Taking note of the United Nations (UN) declaring 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development, the congress will discuss how effective partnerships, in sacred places, ...
Workshop on "Heritage/Environmental Impact Assessments for the Pacific Island States"
20-Nov-2017 - 28-Nov-2017
Workshop on "Heritage/Environmental Impact Assessments for the Pacific Island States" will be organized in Suva and Levuka, Fiji from 20 to 28 November 2017 by the World Heritage Centre and the World Heritage Institute of Training & Research for the Asia & the Pacific Region (WHITRAP), and in cooperation with the Department of Heritage and Arts in Fiji and the Pacific Heritage ...
21st session of the General Assembly of States Parties to the World Heritage Convention
14-Nov-2017 - 15-Nov-2017
The 21st session of the General Assembly will be held at UNESCO Headquarters, 14-15 November 2017. In accordance with Article 8, paragraph 1 of the Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, the General Assembly of States Parties to the Convention will hold its 21st session during the 39th session of the General Conference of ...
Seminar on "Impact assessments: enhancing cultural heritage"
Friday, 10 November 2017
ICOMOS France and IUCN France are organizing a seminar on "Impact assessments: enhancing cultural heritage" on 10 November 2017 at the Mediathèque du Patrimoine, Charenton-le-Pont, France. The purpose of this seminar is to address from three different perspectives how projects are assessed, how they impact heritage and how they can contribute to improve projects: assessing the project to ...
Exhibition under the Patronage of UNESCO - Shared Holy Places: Coexistence in Europe and the Mediterranean
24-Oct-2017 - 21-Jan-2018
The exhibition Shared Holy Places, organized under the patronage of UNESCO by the National Museum of the History of Immigration, will be held in Paris from 24 October 2017 to 21 January 2018, at the Palais de la Porte Dorée. To highlight and relate what brings together the three monotheistic religions, this exhibition invites visitors on a contemporary journey across the Mediterranean ...
Workshop for Cultural Landscape and Sustaining its Significance – Bhutan 2017
22-Oct-2017 - 27-Oct-2017
The "Workshop for Cultural Landscape and Sustaining its Significance – Bhutan 2017" will be held in Thimphu, Bhutan, from 22 to 27 October 2017. The 2017 workshop aims to assist the staff of the Department of Culture of Bhutan with reviewing the development of management plans for six selected cultural sites located in five of the twenty Dzongkhags/Districts of Bhutan (Bumthang, Samtse, ...
XI National meeting of World Heritage Managers in Palma de Mallorca
18-Oct-2017 - 20-Oct-2017
The World Heritage Office of the Historic Heritage Protection Directorate of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Government of Spain is organizing the XI National Meeting of World Heritage Managers on 18 to 20 October 2017 in Palma de Mallorca. The theme of this year's meeting is "Living heritage, Lived-in heritage, World Heritage: social benefits and local developments", ...
5th Thematic Expert Meeting on Cultural Landscapes of Mediterranean Agropastoralism
17-Oct-2017 - 20-Oct-2017
International Meetings of Mediterranean agropastoralism's main actors, Montpellier and Florac, FranceThe International Meeting of Mediterranean agropastoralism's main actors is organized by The Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Montpellier, International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies (CIHEAM-IAMM) and the Entente Interdépartementale Causses et Cévennes, the managing ...
Workshop on the Integrated Management of UNESCO Designations at the International Academy on Sustainable Development
08-Oct-2017 - 13-Oct-2017
The International Academy on Sustainable Development is holding a workshop on the Integrated Management of UNESCO Designations that will take place in Turin from 8 to 13 October 2017. The aim of this year's workshop, the third in a series, is to advance the professional and institutional capacities of managing authorities, communities and other relevant practitioners in the integrated ...
Communicating World Heritage Conference: Enginuity, Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, UK
07-Oct-2017 - 10-Oct-2017
The Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage, University of Birmingham and World Heritage UK have joined forces to hold special four-day international meeting at the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge Gorge, near Telford, Shropshire. The first two days will bring together academics from around the world to discuss research and global policy focusing on the communication of ...
Workshop on World Heritage site management in Europe
06-Oct-2017 - 07-Oct-2017
The Heritage-Environment Association and the "Architecte des Bâtiment de France" (French State architect) of the Pas de Calais area will organize a workshop on the management of World Heritage sites in France and Europe, to take place on 6 and 7 October 2017 at the Arras Citadel, part of the "Fortifications of Vauban" serial World Heritage property. The information workshop has been created ...
Third Meeting of European World Heritage Associations, 5 and 6 October 2017
05-Oct-2017 - 06-Oct-2017
Third Meeting of European World Heritage Associations, 5 and 6 October 2017 5-6 October 2017 The 3rd Meeting of European World Heritage Associations will take place in the Hanseatic City of Lübeck from 5 to 6 October 2017. It is being organized by the German World Heritage Sites Association, the German Commission for UNESCO and Lübeck & Travemünde Marketing GmbH, and features as ...
Photo Exhibit: Coral Reefs on UNESCO's World Heritage List
02-Oct-2017 - 06-Dec-2017
From 3 October until 6 December, a photo exposition: "Coral Reefs on UNESCO's World Heritage List" will be hosted at the Aquarium of Paris. The photo exhibit showcases the Outstanding Universal Value of World Heritage-listed coral reefs, as well as the impact of climate change on these iconic places. Since 1972, the UNESCO World Heritage Convention has united the world around a shared ...
ICAHM 2017 Annual Meeting: Archaeological Heritage in Sub-Saharan Africa
02-Oct-2017 - 05-Oct-2017
The International Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) has been granted the patronage of UNESCO for its ICAHM 2017 Annual Meeting: Archaeological Heritage in Sub-Saharan Africa, International Trade Routes and Conservation, 2-5 October, in Tanzania. The emphasis of this meeting will be on trade routes to and from Sub-Saharan Africa to the rest of the world, the Africa ...
6th Transboundary Platform Meeting for the safeguarding of the Lake Ohrid region
14-Sep-2017 - 15-Sep-2017
The Sixth Transboundary Platform Meeting of the project "Towards strengthened governance of the shared transboundary natural and cultural heritage of the Lake Ohrid region" will take place on 14 and 15 September 2017 in Pogradec, Albania. This sixth meeting is part of a joint European Union and UNESCO initiative, in close cooperation with the Albanian and Macedonian authorities, to strengthen ...
Regional Workshop on the World Heritage Nomination Process
11-Sep-2017 - 15-Sep-2017
The UNESCO World Heritage Center, the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALECSO) and the National Heritage Institute of Tunisia jointly organize a training workshop for the Maghreb countries on the concepts and mechanisms of the World Heritage Convention and the process of preparing nominations, in Djerba, Tunisia, from 11 to 15 September 2017. This regional ...
Call for Applications – UNITAR World Heritage Nominations: Comparative Analysis Workshop
07-Sep-2017 - 15-Sep-2017
Workshop Dates: 27 November to 1 December 2017 Applications Close: 15 September 2017 Link to event: https://www.unitar.org/event/full-catalog/world-heritage-nominations-comparative-analysis-0 Contact: Mr. Nigel Gan email@example.com The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) is pleased to announce the call for applications for the 14th annual workshop of its World ...
High Level Training Course on World Heritage under the framework of Digital Belt and Road
02-Sep-2017 - 17-Sep-2017
The Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road, known as the Belt and Road Initiative or One Belt One Road, focuses on connectivity and cooperation among more than 60 countries, representing more than a third of the global economy and more than half of the World's population. The scope and extent of the Belt and Road Initiative offers many exciting prospects for design, ...
Pacific Heritage Workshop
30-Aug-2017 - 01-Sep-2017
A Pacific Heritage Workshop will be organized in Koror, Palau from 30 August to 1 September 2017 by UNESCO, in cooperation with the Ministry of Community and Cultural Affairs of Palau. The Workshop will bring together government officials from Member States and Non-self-governing territories in the Pacific who are in charge of heritage safeguarding, as well as the representatives of regional ...
CIPA 26th symposium: Digital Workflows for Heritage Conservation
28-Aug-2017 - 01-Sep-2017
CIPA is the Scientific Committee on Heritage Documentation for the International Committee on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). CIPA2017, the 26th biennial symposium, will be held from August 28 to September 1, 2017, in Ottawa, Canada. CIPA2017 will focus on Digital Workflows for Conservation. The rapid rise in new digital technologies has revolutionized the practice of recording heritage ...
Playful Architect 2017 exhibition
23-Aug-2017 - 30-Aug-2017
Baroque through the Eyes of children Playful Architect is artistic project for children between 8 and 12 years old during which they receive dedicated classes and guided tours by professional architects and are encouraged to draw or paint their local cultural heritage from their own perspective. The best works are selected by the children themselves and exhibited at the UNESCO House and in ...
Meeting for the establishment of the Administrative Council of the Regional Institute of World Heritage in Zacatecas, Category 2 Centre under the auspices of UNESCO
23-Aug-2017 - 24-Aug-2017
On 23 August 2017, the first meeting for the establishment of the Administrative Council of the Regional World Heritage Institute in Zacatecas, Category 2 Centre created under the auspices of UNESCO in 2010. The meeting will take place in the building "La Casa del Conquistador", where the Institute is located, situated in the historic center of Zacatecas, property inscribed on the World ...
Call for nominations for the Ramsar Wetland Conservation Awards 2018
22-Aug-2017 - 30-Sep-2017
The Ramsar Wetland Conservation Awards will be presented in October 2018 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, at the 13th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (COP13). At its 53rd meeting, the Standing Committee adopted the categories, criteria and procedures for the Awards, through Decision SC53-13. Three Awards will be granted and each ...
Call for Entries:The European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards
21-Aug-2017 - 01-Oct-2017
The European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards is Europe's top honour in the heritage field. It recognises the best achievements in conservation, research, dedicated service as well as education, training and awareness-raising. In 2018, the Awards will be used as a pivotal instrument for promoting the key messages of the European Year of Cultural Heritage. Special ...
World Heritage Partners Event Kraków 2017
Friday, 7 July 2017
An event to discuss experiences around private sector support for World Heritage will take place during the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee. Best practices in partnerships with private sector companies and foundations will be shared, outlining their contribution to the protection of outstanding natural and cultural sites.
'Culture : Urban Future' - The Role of Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Local Development
Thursday, 6 July 2017
The side event 'Culture : Urban Future' – The Role of Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Local Development will discuss the role of cultural heritage for sustainable urban development, over a working lunch, within the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the New Urban Agenda. In an effort to address the rising challenges of the increasingly urbanized world, the UNESCO ...
World Heritage Committee side event: Coral bleaching in World Heritage marine sites
Tuesday, 4 July 2017
During the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee held in Krakow from 2 to 12 July 2017, the World Heritage Centre's Marine Programme organized the side event "Coral bleaching in World Heritage marine sites". This event presented the results of the study "Impacts of Climate Change on World Heritage Coral Reefs. A First Global Scientific Assessment". Speakers included Dr. Mark Eakin ...
41st session of the Committee
02-Jul-2017 - 12-Jul-2017
Relevant information regarding the session will be put online as soon as it becomes available Programme,Side Events All about the 41st World Heritage Committee session as well as important information on the programme and conference venue. Available soon More--> Contact,Organisers Find a list of relevant contacts for specific requests to the ...
Site Managers Forum
30-Jun-2017 - 06-Jul-2017
The World Heritage Convention sets out the responsibilities of the States Parties to identify, protect and manage natural and cultural heritage of Outstanding Universal Value (OUV). While appropriate conditions for proper protection are nearly always generated at State level, most of the obligations associated with World Heritage inscriptions are usually met at the level of specific sites and ...
World Heritage Young Professionals Forum 2017
25-Jun-2017 - 04-Jul-2017
World Heritage Young Professionals Forum 2017 "Memory: Lost and Recovered Heritage"25 June- 4 July 2017, Poland © Prior to the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee and in the framework of the UNESCO World Heritage Education Programme, the Polish National Commission for UNESCO and the International Cultural Centre in Krakow are proud to hold the Heritage Youth Forum ...
UNESCO Celebrates International #MuseumWeek
19-Jun-2017 - 25-Jun-2017
Museums preserve heritage and stimulate creativity in all its forms. Most importantly, museums create and transmit values associated with their collections. In our globalised world, where millions of people are travelling and migrating across borders every day, museums not only act as custodians of shared heritage, but also as key spaces for encounters, exchange, and the rediscovery of ...
Call for applications, NEW deadline 25 August: Masters in "World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development" – in English and Spanish languages
09-Jun-2017 - 30-Jun-2017
The call for applications for the new edition of the Masters in "World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development", offered by the University of Turin, the Polytechnic of Turin (for the English) and, University of Barcelona (for the Spanish edition) and the International Training Centre of the ILO, in collaboration with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre and ICCROM, is now open. The ...
08-Jun-2017 - 09-Jun-2017
This World Oceans Day, June 8th, children from UNESCO World Heritage marine sites will call upon world leaders at the United Nations to pledge to protect the ocean for future generations. They have also launched the #MyOceanPledge campaign by creating cell phone videos of themselves making their own pledge to protect the ocean for future generations. They are now looking for strong ocean ...
UNESCO Expert Meeting for the World Heritage Nomination Process of the Maritime Silk Routes
30-May-2017 - 31-May-2017
There has been much discussion about possible strategies for the nominations on the UNESCO World Heritage List of the impact of maritime trade on the cultures and civilizations between East and West often referred to as the 'Maritime Silk Routes'. The aim of this UNESCO Expert Meeting for the World Heritage Nomination Process of the Maritime Silk Routes, which will be held on 30-31 May 2017 ...
Multimedia exhibition "World Heritage in Latin America and the Caribbean"
29-May-2017 - 02-Jun-2017
On the occasion of the Latin American and the Caribbean Week, which takes place from May 29 to June 2 2017, the Latin American and Caribbean Group (GRULAC), with the support of the World Heritage Centre, have organized a multimedia exhibition devoted to "World Heritage in Latin America and the Caribbean" The main objective of the exhibition is to show the richness of the cultural and natural ...
Central Asian Silk Road Sub-Regional Meeting: "Reinforcement of sub-regional management coordination and knowledge: Sustainable Tourism and development initiatives"
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
The Central Asian Sub-Regional Meeting on Sustainable Tourism and Development Initiatives will focus on three major goals: the strengthening of coordination and the improvement of collaboration amongst relevant stakeholders in Central Asia; the challenges and opportunities in tourism development on the Silk Roads; and solutions and methods for future tourism development. The ...
Information and exchange session and Orientation session on the occasion of 41st session of the World Heritage Committee
Tuesday, 23 May 2017
An Information and exchange session for States Parties to the World Heritage Convention as well as an Orientation session for Committee members, on the occasion of 41st session of the World Heritage Committee (Krakow, Poland, 2 - 12 July 2017) will be held on Tuesday 23 May 2017 in Room XI. Agendas Information and exchange sessionAgenda Orientation ...
Conservation and management of the World Heritage properties of religious interest in Asia-Pacific
17-May-2017 - 19-May-2017
International consultative workshop (2017) Conservation and management of the World Heritage properties of religious interest in Asia-Pacific © Vincent Ko Hon Chiu / Historic Town of Sukhothai and Associated Historic Towns Thanks to the support of Thailand, the International consultative workshop on conservation and management of the World Heritage of religious interest, ...
Call for papers for a UNESCO publication: "Community Involvement in the Management of World Heritage in Africa"
26-Apr-2017 - 26-May-2017
The World Heritage Centre, in collaboration with the African World Heritage Fund, is calling for papers to be included in its forthcoming publication entitled: Community Involvement in the Management of World Heritage in Africa. The main objective of this publication is to publicize endogenous site management practices and share successful experiences with a view to contributing to the ...
First Francophone African Regional Youth Forum on World Heritage
26-Apr-2017 - 05-May-2017
The first Francophone African World Heritage Youth Forum will take place from 26 April to 5 May 2017 in Burkina Faso near the Ruins of Loropéni World Heritage site. The principal objectives are to increase awareness among French-speaking African youth on issues related to the protection and preservation of World Heritage and to create a sustainable platform that will enhance the participation ...
Call For Applications: International Training Course on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage 2017
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Call For Applications International Training Course on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage 201728 August to 16 September 2017, Japan © copyright / author / description The deadline for submitting applications is Wednesday, 19 April 2017. The Institute of Disaster Mitigation for Urban Cultural Heritage, Ritsumeikan University Kyoto, Japan, is organizing ...
Join the Facebook Live conversation "Unite4Heritage Talks" now
Tuesday, 18 April 2017
Today at 11AM CET, participate in the first "Unite4Heritage Talks"!On this International Day for Monuments and Sites, a panel of experts will tell more on UNESCO's work for the protection and promotion of World Heritage. Join the Facebook Live conversation! ...
Call for applications:Capacity Building Workshop on Nature-Culture Linkages in Heritage Conservation in Asia and the Pacific
12-Apr-2017 - 07-May-2017
Dates: 15 – 26 September 2017 Place: University of Tsukuba, Japan Organized by the World Heritage Studies and the Certificate Programme on Nature Conservation (CPNC) at the University of Tsukuba, in cooperation with UNESCO World Heritage Centre, IUCN, ICCROM and ICOMOS. The CBWNCL Heritage Conservation is an evolving practice, and one of the current debates focuses on identifying and ...
International Workshop "World Heritage Potential of Testimonies to Aviation and Aerospace"
06-Apr-2017 - 08-Apr-2017
ICOMOS Germany and the German Commission for UNESCO supported by the German Aerospace Center, will organize an international expert meeting in Berlin, 6-8 April 2017, which is in line with the implementation of the Astronomy and World Heritage Thematic Initiative, as well as the World Heritage Committee's decision regarding studies and research on technological heritage connected with space ...
Launch of report "Natural Marine World Heritage in the Arctic Ocean"
Tuesday, 4 April 2017
During a special event at the Monaco Yacht Club on 4 April 2017, UNESCO's World Heritage Marine Programme, IUCN's Global Marine and Polar Programme and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) will launch the results of the project "Identifying possible World Heritage marine sites in the Arctic Region". The project identified seven areas that best represent the Arctic Oceans' most unique ...
UNESCO at the world's largest tourism fair - ITB Berlin 2017
08-Mar-2017 - 12-Mar-2017
UNESCO at the world's largest tourism fair ITB Berlin 2017 © Hubert Farke / Wadden Sea (Denmark, Germany, Netherlands) From 8 to 12 March 2017, the Wadden Sea World Heritage site is organizing a stand on sustainable tourism at the world's largest tourism fair ITB Berlin. Partnering with the UNESCO World Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Programme, the Wadden Sea offers a ...
Regional conference on "Cultural heritage and identity: an Arab youth perspective"
01-Mar-2017 - 03-Mar-2017
A UNESCO regional conference on "Cultural heritage and identity: an Arab youth perspective" will take place in Carthage (Tunisia) from 1 to 3 March 2017. This event will foster discussion of endangered heritage with Arab youth through the themes of peacebuilding, social cohesion, rights and dialogue. It aims to support youth's effective participation in heritage protection and peacebuilding, ...
Call for applications: World Heritage Young Professionals Forum 2017
01-Mar-2017 - 03-Apr-2017
Call for applications World Heritage Young Professionals Forum 2017"Memory: Lost and Recovered Heritage"25 June- 4 July 2017, Poland © Deadline for submitting applications is 3 April 2017 Prior to the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee and in the framework of the UNESCO World Heritage Education Programme, the Polish National Commission for UNESCO and the ...
2017 Lumbini International Steering Committee Meeting
17-Feb-2017 - 19-Feb-2017
The 2017 Lumbini International Steering Committee (ISC) Meeting will be taken place from 17 to 19 February 2017 in Lumbini, Nepal. In January 2015, a very first cross-cutting Lumbini ISC Meeting was jointly organized in Lumbini by the Nepali authorities and UNESCO, bringing together high-level officials of the Nepali Government, representatives of the local authorities, international ...
Deadline extended - Call for participants: First Francophone African Regional Youth Forum on World Heritage
Friday, 10 February 2017
The first Francophone African World Heritage Youth Forum will take place from 26 April to 5 May 2017 in Burkina Faso at the Ruins of Loropéni World Heritage site. The principal objectives are to increase awareness among French-speaking African youth on issues related to the protection and preservation of World Heritage and to create a sustainable platform that will enhance the participation ...
5th Transboundary Platform Meeting for the safeguarding of the Lake Ohrid region
09-Feb-2017 - 10-Feb-2017
The Fifth Transboundary Platform Meeting on the project "Towards strengthened governance of the shared transboundary natural and cultural heritage of the Lake Ohrid region" will take place on the 9th and 10th of February 2017. This fifth meeting is part of a joint European Union and UNESCO initiative in close cooperation with the Albanian and Macedonian authorities to strengthen ...
Call for applicants: International Course on Linking Nature and Culture in World Heritage Site Management
07-Feb-2017 - 31-Mar-2017
This course on Linking Nature and Culture in World Heritage Site Management, to be held at Røros, is the first major activity of the World Heritage Leadership Programme, and the start of a process to set a new standard to link nature and culture practice in World Heritage Sites. The course curriculum has been developed through a series of activities. Among them was the curriculum developed ...
Walled Cities, open Societies: Managing Historic Walls in urban World Heritage properties
26-Jan-2017 - 27-Jan-2017
The workshop is hosted by the City of Siena and organized by the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe (Venice, Italy), in cooperation with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre. The workshop will be structured over 2 days along the following thematic panels: Integrating historic walls within management systems; Sustainable use and conservation of historic walls; and, ...
Lessons from Gorkha earthquake and issues and challenges of reconstruction: cultural heritage
Thursday, 26 January 2017
This third thematic session is a part of the national symposium on learnings from Gorkha earthquake: reconstruction, risk reduction and preparedness. it will present a detailed and comprehensive view of lessons from the Gorkha earthquake and issues and challenges for reconstruction of cultural heritage.The session will include presentations and discussions and allow selected experts to invite ...
Call for papers, extended deadline 24 February 2017: CIPA 26th symposium/Digital Workflows for Heritage Conservation
23-Jan-2017 - 24-Feb-2017
CIPA is the Scientific Committee on Heritage Documentation for the International Committee on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). CIPA2017, the 26th biennial symposium, will be held from August 28 to September 1, 2017, in Ottawa, Canada. CIPA2017 will focus on Digital Workflows for Conservation.The rapid rise in new digital technologies has revolutionized the practice of recording heritage places. ...
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The Herbatint packaging is made of totally recyclable uncoated paper with designation of origin. Herbatint is against animal testing and is suitable for vegans. The bottles can be reclosed and used again, allowing you to use the only necessary product and keep the rest for later applications to avoid useless waste.
Herbatint offers you a 30 shade colour range, choose your perfect colour among 6 series specially formulated to create and customize your look. Select the series and scroll colours to find the one that best expresses your personality.
The N (Natural) series shades colour your hair while keeping its natural colour balance, choose them if you wish to maintain and revive your natural colour.
The C (Ash) tones are designed to neutralize and/or counteract unwanted copper or reddish highlights. For an ideal result they should be used combined with the corresponding tone of the Natural series.
The R (Copper) tones are particularly suitable for golden-like complexions. They guarantee a coppery colour, rich in shades, they lighten up your hair with warm reflections.
The D (Golden) tones will give golden blond or brown highlights depending on the degree of tone choice. Choose it for an intense, bright and natural result.
Ideal to add brown and natural red highlights to dull hair, the M (Mahogany) shades are formulated for a colouring experience that gives more personality to your look. Suitable for light pinkish complexions, they intensify the colour basis.
Intense, brilliant, glamorous colours for a trendy look without giving up the naturalness of Herbatint colouring. When used combined with other shades, the FF (Flash Fashion) are ideal to give character and customize the chosen colour.
Herbatint Haircolor Gel Ingredients: Laureth-4, propylene glycol, aqua (water)*, PEG-2 oleamine*, ethanolamine, oleic acid*, p-aminophenol, aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf extract*, hamamelis virginiana (witch hazel) leaf extract*, betula alba (birch) leaf extract*, echinacea angustifolia (echinacea) root extract*, juglans regia (walnut) shell extract*, rheum palmatum (rhubarb) root extract*, cinchona calisaya (cinchona) bark extract*, PEG-75 meadowfoam oil*, limnanthes alba (meadowfoam) seed oil*, 2-amino-3-hydroxypyridine, p-phenylenediamine, tetrasodium EDTA, 4-chlororesorcinol, 2-methylresorcinol, cetrimonium chloride, simethicone, sodium metabisulfite*, glycerin*.
Developer Ingredients: Aqua (water)*, hydrogen peroxide, etidronic acid, trideceth-9, cetrimonium chloride, simethicone, propylene glycol, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil.
Royal Cream Ingredients: Aqua (water)*, citric acid*, cetyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice*, moringa pterygosperma (moringa) seed extract*, triticum vulgare (wheat) germ oil*, oryza sativa (rice) bran oil*, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil*, PPG-3 benzyl ether myristate, methyl gluceth-20, ethoxydiglycol oleate, isopropyl alcohol, sodium dehydroacetate, sodium benzoate, parfum (fragrance), imidazolidinyl urea, tocopheryl acetate*, glycerin*.
*Botanical and Natural Origin
Contains phenylenediamine and hydrogen peroxide.
The mixing ratio is 1:1.
Suggested Use
Before you start make sure you have your coloring tools! For first time users, please note that the Herbatint Application Kit, containing a brush, measuring cup and protection cape is sold separately. This reduces waste as all items included are made to be re-used.
Need to know: If you have more than 30% of grey and you wish to apply one of the C, D, R or M shades, it is suggested to mix your chosen color with a N shade of the same number. Full details in the instruction leaflet.
If you carefully close the bottles containing the unused product, taking care not to swap the caps, the product that has not been used and has not been mixed can be stored for further applications. More information in the leaflet enclosed in the box.
Colours of the Natural (N) series from 1N to 8N cover 100% of grey hair starting from the first application. Tones 9N and 10N have an extremely low concentration of colouring pigments and thus they must be mixed with a small amount of 8N to obtain the best coverage.
If you wish to use one of the tones of the Ash (C), Golden (D), Copper (R), Golden-Copperish (DR), Mahogany (M) or Flash Fashion (FF) series and you have a high percentage of grey hair, for best results you should mix the colour you have chosen (for example, 4R) with an equivalent shade of the Natural (in this case the 4N) series. As a rule, the higher the percentage of grey hair, the greater the amount of N in the equivalent shade to be used (see the table).
Example: if you have a high percentage of grey hair (more than 60%) and you have chosen to use 4R, we recommend mixing 40 (ml) of 4N with 20 (ml) of 4R and complete by adding 60 (ml) of developer for a right mixing balance between colour and developer 1: 1.
For professional results we suggest you to separate your hair into four equal sections, dividing them in half again by using a comb:
In case of very thick hair you should apply the product on thin hair strands to ensure that the dye reaches all the hair evenly. Always start from the front.Start applying on the two frontal areas where usually the greatest amount of grey hair is concentrated. In case of very thick hair, apply the product on thin hair sections so that the dye reaches all the hair evenly.
To perfectly cover grey hair 'deposit' the colour instead of 'brushing' it on areas with a greater concentration of grey hair. The greater the area to be coloured, the greater amount of product to be used.
When there is a high percentage of grey hair, for best results we recommend using the FF (Flash Fashion) nuance combined with a tone of the series N (Natural), otherwise the colour might come out brighter than expected.
Caution: Hair colorants can cause severe allergic reactions.
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This product contains ingredients which may cause skin irritation on certain individuals. An allergy test should be performed 48 hours before use according to leaflet instructions. This product must not be used for dyeing the eyelashes or eyebrows; to do so may cause blindness. This product is not intended for use on persons under the age of 16. Temporary 'black henna' tattoos may increase your risk of allergy.
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I've been using this shade for years and I still get regular compliments on the colour! My natural hair is dark brown and it covers it well.
This is the softest product I have found. The colour does fade over time, but that's to be expected without the harsh chemicals. I've been a loyal user for about ten years. I don't, however, recommend that this colour be used on its own to avoid to fake red look. I like to add it to Light Blonde 8N, or to most other colours to give my hair a lift.
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New Mexico's 'Bless Me, Ultima' going national
Author thrilled by nationwide release
The movie "Bless M,e Ultima" is going national.
The New Mexico-based story, which was shot in the Land of Enchantment, will debut across the country in February.
The news that the film was being shown nationwide thrilled the book's author, Rudolfo Anaya.
"It's a good feeling," said Anaya. "People have been calling me from all over; from San Francisco to Corpus Christi, Texas. Even Florida. Some friends have called me asking, 'When, when is it released?'"
"Bless Me Ultima" was originally slated for a regional release, but because that was a success, it will now be in hundreds of theaters in major cities in the Southwest, plus Chicago and Florida.
"I think it's awesome to get known nationally for a film that is released just here in New Mexico," said movie-goer Jonnie Francisco. "I read the book when I was in high school."
The independent film has grossed more than $325,000 in New Mexico since October.
"A wonderful background of New Mexico and some of the cultural elements," said Anaya. "I think it's going to be New Mexico's 'Gone With the Wind,' or something like that."
Anaya said he hopes the success doesn't stop here, adding that it would be great if the next stop is the Academy Awards


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For more than 40 years, Lesley Kelly of Glasgow, Scotland, lived with third-degree burns that stretched over 60 percent of her body.
Kelly was 2 years old when she fell into a bathtub filled with hot water that scorched most of the right side of her body. She lost full range of motion around many of her joints.
"When you have bad scarring, the buildup is very thick and has no elasticity," said Kelly, 45, whose right elbow was most affected by the buildup of scar tissue. "The problem with thermal burn scarring [is that] it's hard to get the range of motion."
Kelly underwent numerous reparative surgeries through the years, but the scar tissue continued to grow back. The procedures did not lessen the look of her scars.
In 2011, Kelly underwent a new, experimental procedure that used stem cells from her own fat tissue to repair the buildup around her right elbow.
Surgeons cleaned the scar buildup around the elbow and used liposuction to pull fat from off Kelly's waist. They separated the fat cells from the stem and regenerative cells, which were then injected into the wound on Kelly's arm. The procedure took less than two hours.
Within months, Kelly was able to regain 40 degrees of motion that she had lost more than 40 years ago.
"If this technology was available earlier in my life, my scars would not have been as bad," said Kelly.
There are an estimated 50,000 to 70,000 burn cases each year in the U.S., according to the American Burn Association.
The stem cell therapy, approved in the U.K. to treat soft tissue wounds, is now gaining traction in the U.S.
Cytori Therapeutics, Inc., the biotechnology company that created the therapy, has been awarded a $4.7 million U.S. government contract to further develop the stem-cell treatment for thermal or radioactive burns.
The two-year contract with the Department of Health and Human Service's Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority supports preclinical and clinical research of the therapy. If certain endpoints are met, the contract could get extended and be worth $106 million, according to Cytori.
"This is one of the most exciting and promising self-therapies we've seen in regenerative medicine," said Robin Robinson, director of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority and the deputy assistant secretary for preparedness and response at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
While still in its early development phases, one goal of the therapy is to be able to treat many burn victims following a "mass casualty event," according to a public statement by Cytori.
"The limited number of specialist surgeons and burn centers in the U.S. creates a public health need for a burn wound therapy that can be quickly and broadly applied by non-specialist medical personnel following such an event," said a public statement made by the company.
Robinson said the new therapy may have the potential to treat thousands of U.S. service members who have been injured by bombs.
For the first two years, the research will evaluate the therapy in animals before it can be tested clinically in humans.


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Wiretapping case against city officer ends in mistrial
Sgt. Carlos Vila accused of recording district judge without consent
A mistrial was declared Tuesday after a Baltimore City jury fails to reach a verdict in the case against a city police sergeant accused of illegally recording a conversation with a judge last year.
Carlos Vila was charged with violating the state's wiretapping law after recording on his cellphone a heated discussion with district court Judge Joan Gordon over the need to issue a search warrant over a weekend instead of waiting for it the following Monday.
The judge found out about the recording and filed a complaint, which sparked the investigation. It is illegal in Maryland to make an audio recording of someone without their consent.
Vila, who is an 18-year veteran of the force, was also charged with playing the recordings for his colleagues. Both charges are felonies.
It's unclear so far why the jury couldn't reach a verdict, but the state must now decide whether to try Vila again.


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Alex V. Cook listens to everything and writes about most of it. His latest book, the snappily titled Louisiana Saturday Night: Looking for a Good Time in South Louisiana's Juke Joints, Honky-Tonks, and Dance Halls is an odyssey from the backwoods bars and small-town dives to the swampside dance halls and converted clapboard barns of a Louisiana Saturday Night. Don't leave Heathrow without it. His first book Darkness Racket and Twang is available from SideCartel. The full effect can be had at alex v cook.com


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Sheboygan County hit hard by lake effect snows
Sheriff's officials in Sheboygan County were advising motorists to stay off the roads Wednesday morning as a winter storm made travel dangerous and closed schools across eastern Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine Unified and Sheboygan school districts were among those canceling classes Wednesday as snow continued to fall.
The storm that paralyzed parts of the nation's midsection dumped over a foot of snow on Sheboygan County, and another few inches could possibly fall on Wednesday.
Sheboygan Sheriff's deputies issued a no-travel advisory after drifts of at least 4 feet were reported. Officials said more than 100 vehicles had been reported to have slid off various roadways. Many stranded vehicles were abandoned in the midst of the falling snow.
"How many cars did you tow?" WISN 12 News reporter Hillary Mintz asked Jamie Noel of Bret's Towing.
"I towed six last night. With the roads being as bad as they were, if the plows hadn't been out, I would've been towing all night long," said Noel, who wrapped up a 14-hour shift by hauling a Mini Cooper back to the shop, but getting it on the flat bed wasn't easy.
"There were drifts over 2 feet tall, and I literally had the truck 3 feet off the ground. I was lifting it off the ground with the wheel lift just to get it out," Noel said.
Noel said with 10 inches of snow and counting, this may be the worst storm the area's seen in years.
About 60 miles to the south, more than 250 plows worked to clear the roads in the city of Milwaukee. The heavy snow caused power outages in the Milwaukee area. We Energies crews are working to restore power to about 600 customers.


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Michael Jackson fanatics who are determined to attend the superstar's memorial service in Los Angeles tomorrow can forget about buying scalped tickets on eBay.
The San Jose online marketplace banned their sale today, calling it inappropriate.
However, tickets for the King of Pop's celebration continued to slip through the blockade this afternoon, if only temporarily. People would post them for a few minutes, priced for as much as $30,000, only to have eBay's staff remove them after a few minutes.
The public's fascination with Jackson, the singer, remains strong after his death June 25. Around 1.6 million fans registered for free tickets to his memorial service, where 8,750 seats will be available to the public.
To prevent memorial tickets from being sold, organizers are taking what they describe as tough security measures, including requiring people to show their ID's when picking up their tickets today. They are also fitted with wrist bands, which must be intact to get into the memorial service.
However, attendees also get a second ticket to bring a guest, along with an unused wrist band for them. The procedure for guest opens the door wide open to scalpers who hope to cash in.
To dispel questions about authenticity, some eBay sellers included photos of their tickets and purported unused wrist band. In one posting, the seller said the wrist band was loose enough to slip off his or her wrist and that the other one would fit anyone.
Craigslist, the San Francisco classified ad site, has also cracked down on Michael Jackson tickets through its community policing system. Users have flagged a succession of listings for memorial service tickets – priced up to $10,000 – that were generally removed albeit after a half an hour, or so.


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Reporting all units! That crazed, black and white colored, axe-wielding goat named Pilgor has been spotted at another family barbeque. Be on the look out. This goat is armed and hilarious!
While being pursued by this crazed goat, I happened upon Armin Ibrisagic, Game Designer & PR Manager at Coffee Stain Studios. We decided to take this lucky encounter to not only continue running for our lives, but to talk about his studio's new "goaterrific" game Goat Simulator.
How would you describe Goat Simulator?
Goat Simulator is the next big thing in goat simulation. Utilizing the latest technologies from NVIDIA and the Unreal Engine, it brings a next-gen goat simulation experience inches away from your face. It is a digitalized drug that is absorbed right through your eyes, forcing your brain to have fun.
From what sources did you draw inspiration during development?
Goats, Simulators, Goat Simulators, and Honorable First Chairman Kim-Jong-un
What sort of difficulties have you faced during development?
At times we had some issues with the bugs in Goat Simulator. We couldn't tell them apart from features.
Were there any specific "Aha!" moments that set the game in a new direction?
Most of the game design has grown naturally from weird-looking bugs. For instance, the sniper shot with the bucket in our first alpha video was due to the fact that the headbutt had an incredibly unrealistic impact force that was like a hundred times stronger than it should be. It looked hilarious, so we kept it. We wanted to add a feature where the goat turns its head away instead of clipping inside a wall, but the result was the spazz-out that you saw when it climbed a ladder. So I wouldn't say "Aha!" moments have guided our game design, more like "Hahaha!" moments.
What new aspects of the game are you excited to implement?
I CANNOT WAIT until we get Steam Workshop support up and running. I totally love Happy Wheels and I hope we'll see similar hilarity from the community in Goat Simulator.
Tell us what the back of the box for Goat Simulator would say.
If we ever did a boxed version, it would probably have a disclaimer to not buy the game, along with a list of other better ways to spend $10 at, like a book on how to avoid huge ships, investing the money in casette players, or buying 1/5 of an actual real-life goat.
What is the goat's name?
Her name is Pilgor.
You can pre-order Goat Simulator right here.
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For the second straight year, Liberty men's basketball senior guard John Caleb Sanders has been named to the Big South All-Academic Team, as voted on by the league's sports information directors. The announcement was made this morning by the conference office, along with the unveiling of the Big South's all-conference award winners. Last season, Sanders earned Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors in addition to a spot on the conference's all-academic team. This year, Gardner-Webb center Mike Byron took top honors as the conference's scholar-athlete of the year. Sanders is currently completing his MBA with a focus on marketing, holding a grade-point average (GPA) of 3.58. Prior to his graduate work, the Sugar Land, Texas native earned a bachelor's degree in business administration, finishing with a 3.39 cumulative GPA. On Liberty's Senior Day this past Saturday, Sanders made his 131st appearance for the Flames, the most by any player in program history, having appeared in every contest during his collegiate career. The senior is currently 14th all-time on Liberty's scoring list with 1,376 tallies. Sanders and the Flames begin play in the 2014 Big South Men's Basketball Championship on Wednesday taking on No. 4 seed (South) Winthrop. Game time is slated for noon, with the contest streaming live on the Big South Network. 2013-14 Men's Basketball All-Conference First-Team All-Conference John Brown, F, R-Soph., High Point D.J. Covington, C, Sr., VMI Javonte Green, F, Jr., Radford Rodney Glasgow, G, Sr., VMI Andrew Rowsey, G, Fr., UNC Asheville Second-Team All-Conference Warren Gillis, F, Jr., Coastal Carolina Jerome Hill, F, Soph., Gardner-Webb QJ Peterson, G, Fr., VMI Jaron Lane, F, R-Sr., UNC Asheville D.J. Cunningham, C, R-Sr., UNC Asheville Honorable Mention All-Conference Elijah Wilson, G, Fr., Coastal Carolina Tristan Carey, G, Sr., Longwood Jordan Downing, G, R-Jr., Presbyterian College Devante Wallace, G, Jr., High Point Keon Moore, G/F, R-Jr., Winthrop All-Freshman Team Andrew Rowsey, G, UNC Asheville QJ Peterson, G, VMI Elijah Wilson, G, Coastal Carolina Keon Johnson, G, Winthrop Tyrell Nelson, F, Gardner-Webb All-Academic Team Paul Gombwer, F, Jr., Charleston Southern Michel Enanga, F, Soph,, Coastal Carolina Mike Byron, C, Sr., Gardner-Webb Haiishen McIntyre, G, Soph., High Point John Caleb Sanders, G, Sr., Liberty Jeylani Dublin, F, R-Jr., Longwood Kyle Noreen, G/F, Jr., Radford James Bourne, F, Jr., Winthrop Player of the Year John Brown, F, R-Soph., High Point Freshman of the Year Andrew Rowsey, G, UNC Asheville
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A Marine's Story
A first person account by Kevin Fallon '06
March 2007
One thing that sets the Marine Corps apart from the other services is that "Every Marine is a rifleman." Basically, it doesn't matter if you are an adjutant, a logistician, a tanker, or even a cook; every Marine is trained and proficient in operating within an infantry platoon.
I recently finished the six-month Infantry Officers Course, in which I spent the second half at Quantico, with the last month in 29 Palms, California, training in the desert. The training was incredible. The school teaches us all to be provisional rifle platoon commanders. Since I am an officer, I not only have to be proficient in operating within a platoon, but I also have to be able to lead a rifle platoon.
When we first got to IOC we were told we would be taught as much in the six months as you would cover in about 2.5 years of college. It's true. The pace is relentless, the environment is extremely competitive, and every day is a challenge.
I loved it. I fell into the PT rep billet. (PT in Marine lingo is physical training.) I was in charge of making up our PT schedule for the whole company (259 lieutenants). So even though I did not go into a conventional profession with my clinical exercise science degree, I absolutely put my knowledge and skills to use here. This billet is a big responsibility because of the huge emphasis the Marine Corps puts on PT, but I loved being a strength and conditioning coach for 259 highly trained, highly disciplined, and highly motivated athletes. It made my job pretty easy.
I enjoy being challenged daily and have made friendships that will last a lifetime. I would not be able to do the things that I did in IOC anywhere else in the world. For example, one week we were doing a field evolution where as the platoon commander I was in charge of conducting an ambush on a mock patrol and then an assault on an objective. I had 155mm artillery and two F/A-18 Hornets armed with 500-pound bombs. That is millions and millions of dollars worth of assets I was in charge of employing, and 44 Marines I was leading.
Sure, it is a school environment and these are mock scenarios, but we learned to properly use the assets we have and to refine our own leadership styles. It is one thing to lead Marines you outrank, because it is expected, but it's a whole other thing to lead peers. It's difficult, but in the end it makes us all more effective leaders.
In the Marine Corps, your job is called your MOS, or military occupational specialty. This can be infantry officer, pilot, tanker, logistician, intel, and anything in between. This school is also used to evaluate you for the MOS that you want. Once we receive our MOS we go on to our respective MOS schools, which can last anywhere from two months to a year depending on what MOS you get. I am now moving out to Camp Pendleton, California, where I will be a platoon commander in 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment. We deploy in November, but I can't say where we are going and what we will be doing. My time before that will be spent training the platoon and conducting the battalion SOTG (Special Operations Task Group) Raid package. Upon completion of that we will complete a variation of Mojave Viper, the training package all units go through before they deploy.
They are rotating lieutenants over to Iraq very quickly because they want the leadership within the Corps to have as much experience as possible. I am excited for that opportunity. You can call me crazy, but I don't think you could find a football or basketball player anywhere who would tell you they never want to play in a game, they just want to practice. This is our big game, our opportunity to put our training to the test and lead.
There is no greater honor I can think of than leading the most motivated and disciplined people. The people I work with every day are of the highest caliber. I am humbled to be in their presence and work with them. I have the best job in the world commanding them.
Now that I am here, I realize how much more prepared Ithaca makes its alumni than other colleges with similar programs. Everything there puts us head and shoulders above our competition. It is an outstanding program and one that I am proud to call my alma mater. Thank you to all the faculty for everything they did for me.
Semper fidelis.
Kevin Fallon graduated and was given his first choice for MOS, infantry, finishing IOC on April 4. He will be assigned to a unit and stationed in the United States before being deployed to either Iraq or Afghanistan with his unit before the end of the year.


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I'm making some progress on my klosjes.
This is my first attempt at a tutorial. Its mostly for Kaaren who wondered how I made my pattern. There may be better methods out there but this is how I figured it out and its working well for me.
First I sketched my pattern on 1/4" graph paper. (You can print some here). Mine finish at 3 inches square. I decided I wanted my center to be 1 1/4 inches. I kind of pulled that out of a hat…it just looked good to me.
I added seam allowance and cut the two main pieces out. Then I cut a permanent pattern from template plastic. The final template includes the 1/4" seam allowance.
Can you see the holes in the plastic? I was puzzled about getting accurate seam lines and borders, so the way I chose to do it was to punch those holes in the template so I could mark the seam line and corners.
With a fine marker, I trace the template on the wrong side of my fabric and mark dots through the holes for the stitching line. Maybe you can see the teeny tiny dots on the fabric.
Marking and cutting the fabric goes pretty quick for me this way. And when I sew the pieces together I just match and sew dot to dot… I figure I can hand sew a straight line freestyle for at least an inch.
And finally I put all the cut and ready pieces into this cute little tin that Teresa gave me for Christmas. Thanks again Teresa, it is just perfect for this project. I tuck it into my purse so I can keep my fingers occupied wherever I go.


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Middle stage - what to expect
The middle stage of Alzheimer's disease is also called "moderate Alzheimer's disease." In this stage, thinking and memory continue to deteriorate but many people will still be somewhat aware of their condition. People in the middle stage of Alzheimer's disease need help with many daily tasks.
For families and caregivers, it is the point where they may increasingly need to provide care. It may include moving the person to a care home. This stage often seems the longest. Everyone involved will need help and support because of the increasing challenges faced by those with Alzheimer's disease and their family.
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Even though the middle stage of the disease brings with it more challenges, you can help make life easier for the person with middle-stage Alzheimer's disease.
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Speak with a doctor about treatment options for the disease. As well, pay attention to other issues of daily health, such as regular medications and dental needs, among others. Although the middle stage requires some additional and different strategies than for the earlier stage, some of the same strategies will still apply.
More suggestions—taking care of the caregiver and planning for the future
Despite your best efforts, caring for someone with dementia becomes harder as the disease moves on, and the person you are caring for becomes more dependent on you. This is a time when many family members need more support for themselves. The following tips are to help family members take care of themselves and plan for the future.
- Avoid isolation and loneliness by keeping up with social activities and contact with others as much as possible.
- Take care of your own health.
- Learn about the disease.
- Join a caregiver support group to connect with others living with the day-to-day issues of Alzheimer's disease and facing practical challenges, grief and loss.
- Watch for signs of stress and how it can affect your health and ability to provide care.
- Be aware that you may already be grieving the gradual losses caused by the disease.
- Seek professional help if feelings of depression or anxiety are overwhelming.
- Be flexible about routines and expectations.
- Try to be positive and use humour as a part of care strategies.
- Make time for yourself by using respite care options, including adult day programs, professional homecare services, other family members or friends, volunteer caregivers and friendly visiting programs.
Planning for the future: Refer to and follow any documents that the person with the disease has already prepared, to help look after his financial, legal and care wishes. If plans are not already in place, start the process as soon as possible.
- Arrange financial, legal and care matters and decide who will be responsible for these functions. Follow his wishes, if you know them. Otherwise, decisions will need to be based on his lifelong values and desires and what you think the person would want.
- Learn about the services that will be available as the disease progresses and both your needs change (homecare, respite care, community programs like Meals on Wheels and care homes).
- Learn what to look for in a care provider or care home.
- Plan for your own future. Changes throughout the disease process may affect how you will live your own life in the coming years.
- Your local Alzheimer Society can advise you on the above issues and the kinds of professionals who can help to address them.
What's next?
Because Alzheimer's disease is progressive, you will continue to need more information and support. You may want to take time in the middle stage of the disease to think about what is important to you in the years that you live with Alzheimer's disease. Learning how the disease progresses and the changes it will bring can help you make plans for the future. However, only you can decide when is the right time to seek more information.
Help and support from the Alzheimer Society
Living with Alzheimer's disease at any stage can be challenging. Feeling a variety of emotions, including grief and loss throughout all stages of the disease is normal. Acknowledge your feelings, care for yourself and seek the practical help and emotional support that you need.
The Alzheimer Society in your community can provide educational resources to help you learn more about the disease, referrals to help you access the practical support you need, and one-on-one and group support to help cope with the emotional impact of the disease. Contact your local Alzheimer Society.
[This information provides guidance but is not intended to replace the advice of a health-care professional. Consult your health-care provider about changes in the person's condition, or if you have questions or concerns.]


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Matthew Christopher / abandonedamerica.us
Photograph taken at the Angeronia Medical Center.
Reporter's notebook by Jane Derenowski, NBC News
Things sound different in a place where no one goes.
Words echo off walls in empty rooms.
Real or imagined creatures scurry through mysterious puddles.
Shadows fall in strange places.
Time doesn't stop in abandoned buildings, it just moves differently -- and before their ultimate demise, photographer Matthew Christopher is determined to document the life, purpose, and deterioration of these structures.
Photographer Matthew Christopher , Abandoned America, photographs abandoned sites across America. He documents the lost history and soul of structures as varied as homes, steel plants and asylums.
They aren't just brick and mortar, wood and windows -- Christopher believes the abandoned buildings dotting America's landscape also have something of a soul. He wants us to remember our country's neglected factories, schools, churches, and hospitals before they are gone forever.
He started this project 10 years ago while working in the mental health field. Some of his first photographs were inside a deserted asylum.
Matthew Christopher / abandonedamerica.us
Photograph taken at Harmony House Inn.
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Photograph taken at Galilee Steel administrative offices.
Since then, he's documented dozens of abandoned buildings across the country and presented their stories at galleries and on his website, abandonedamerica.us. The goal, he says, is to highlight the economic failures leading to their downfall and the social impact on communities fractured by the closing of these neighborhood mainstays.
Photographer Matthew Christopher , Abandoned America, explains his passion for taking pictures of abandoned sites across America. He documents the lost history and soul of structures as varied as homes, steel plants and asylums.
We met recently at the partially deserted Holmesburg Prison near Philadelphia. It was eerie, but there was a certain beauty in the stillness and things left behind. Inside, it reminded me of a quote by French composer Claude Debussy who famously said, "Music is the space between the notes." The places Christopher photographs tell their stories with silence and extraordinary light – the spaces between the life and death of a building.
His pictures make me feel like someone told me a secret.
Christopher is a thoughtful man, melancholy in his assessment of decay -- and I feel lucky he shared his art and technique with us. I am also grateful to NBC News photographer Bob Riggio for documenting our adventure inside a place almost no one goes.
Matthew Christopher / abandonedamerica.us
Photograph taken at First National Bank.


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Anyone have any experience with any of the new 1.8 server APIs? I need a new one that is fairly mature and has javadocs. I've heard Glowstone is good because you don't have to learn a new api however it has a lot of bugs. Sponge seems the most popular but I have heard the dev is messy. Anyone have any suggestions of which to use/learn?


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Release Date: 2010 |
Album Rating: 4.0late sorry
Digging: Bright Eyes - Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was
forgive you
Album Rating: 3.5Yes.
oh look rudyreview
Album Rating: 4.0Completely agree. Tighten Up makes even 10 A.M. Automatic look bad in comparison.
Album Rating: 3.5Learning the drums to this album. So good.
LOL did anyone else have issues with their ad?
Album Rating: 4.0GO MAGIC!!#!@!
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cute artwork
Album Rating: 4.0not as cute as you calveb
brilliant record
dirty blues rock
Cool album cover, ha-
Album Rating: 4.0Where's my feature
album rules
A lot of my friends practically worship these guys but I got tired of this album really fast. I'm not a huge blues fan to begin with, but it still put me to sleep. There were times when I thought that if the songs were sped up a bit and had a bit more aggression to them they would fill out, but 'twas not to be. At least they're more tolerable than the White Stripes.
Go Orlando indeed
I hate that album cover sooooo much.


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As promised....Here's my settings.
firmware vers. 1.42
Driver & software vers. 5.10.127 (FYI, I don't run the profiler software, I just setup the controls in game)
Game Controllers/Logitech G940 Joystick Properties/Settings
ffb=enabled (Um, duhhh!)
Overall Effects Strength=78%*
Spring Effect Strength=68% <I think this only applies to games that don't have "real" ffb.
Damper Effect Strength=78%*
Centering Spring in Force Feedback Games=disable
Centering Spring Strength=0%
(I believe, this must be off for the stick to go completely slack at 0 air speed, otherwise the stick
will act like a non ffb stick but with shaking effects)
If the stick has had the firmware updated to v1.42, (which I STRONGLY, DO NOT recommend, unless the stick is unusable with "the reversal bug"!!).
You'll have another settings button called "Hysteresis".
I have all these set to the lowest possible=10
My In games(RoF,BoS,DCS) settings are:
Force Feedback Power=100%
I find that with these settings, I get good feedback without being overpowered by shaking effects which throw my aim off.
Also it mutes the ground rolling effect to a more manageable level.
*These two are the settings that do the real adjusting, for flight sims, as far as I can tell.
Crank them up or down to suit your preference. (I have read that maxing these shortens the life of the motors and gears..., but if you like it WTF, burn it up I say! That's what it's for, right?
If you find some setting you like better, post them so I can give'em a try, please.
I'd also love to hear your comparison of the ffb between the Sidewinder and the G940. My guess is that the Sidewinder is more accurate, but the G940 is more adjustable and has more buttons.(which you'll soon become addicted to. )
In regards to the throttle and rudder pedals...the throttle was Ok, imho, I used it for many years.+'s Many buttons!, -'s spiky pots . I did replace it with a warthog throttle in the end.
The pedals I thought looked great. I really wanted to like them. But in practice I found, they suck. And I immediately switched back to my old Saitec ones. When I broke the Saitec's, I tried them again to find, "Yup! they still suck!" And promptly got some Crosswinds(The Best thing since sliced bread!).
I hope this helps and you enjoy your new hardware. Cheers.


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LINCOLN, Neb. — If performance is measured from zero to 60, Speedway Motors is just hitting its stride.
Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop, is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2012.
Since opening its doors in 1952, Speedway Motors has supplied America's racers, hot rodders and performance enthusiasts with the high-quality parts, personal service and expert advice to make their cars faster, safer and more fun.
Speedway Motors was founded by racer and hot rodder "Speedy" Bill Smith in a 20 by 20-foot storefront in Lincoln, Neb.
"My customer base was pretty limited in those days," Smith said. "It was tough going at first, but I was determined to pursue my passion for performance."
From those humble beginnings, Speedway Motors has become one of the world's largest manufacturers and distributors of parts for the racing and street rod markets and has played a vital role in the performance aftermarket's growth from a cottage industry into a high-horsepower market force.
Speedway Motors will celebrate its historic anniversary with a wide range of contests, giveaways, events and activities. Vintage-style catalog covers reminiscent of the company's 1960s offerings will be published throughout the year, with historic photos used to highlight different points in the company's storied past.
A 60th Anniversary open house is being planned for the summer, along with a 60 Days of Giveaways promotion featuring prizes from some of the performance industry's top companies.
"It's important for us to give back to the community of customers and friends who have helped us reach this milestone," said Clay Smith, Speedway Motors' president and one of "Speedy" Bill and Joyce Smith's four sons. Each of those sons — including Carson, Craig, and Jason — is actively involved in this family-owned business.
While 2012 will be a great year to reflect on Speedway Motors' rich history, company founder "Speedy" Bill Smith insists that it's not a time to slow down.
"We may be hitting 60," Smith said, "but we're still picking up speed. The best is yet to come."


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I challenge any willing takers to prove to yourself and those around you (I'm looking at all you role models out there!) that eating healthfully is possible, delicious and feels great.
Keep reading for the reasons why a One-Day Fresh Food Challenge is important, and my meal and snack ideas to get you started.
Why am I asking you to focus on just one day? As sure as a journey of 1,000 miles starts with a single step, the diet to get to 100 years starts with a single bite.
Most of us need to make changes to the way we eat; many of us want to; and change is hard. So simply getting started is a big part of the battle!…