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Analysis: coal's rapid phase out essential, not enough to stay below 2°C warming
Published: 22/09/2014
Berlin—22 September 2014--A rapid phase out of coal as an electricity source by 2050 would reduce warming by half a degree, according to the Climate Action Tracker, in an update released today ahead of the Ban ki-Moon climate summit.
The Climate Action Tracker, put together by research organisations Climate Analytics, Ecofys, and the Pik Potsdam Institute, has calculated that under current Government policies, the world is on track to warm by 3.7degC by 2100.
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Bahnhofstrasse 28, Zermatt, Switzerland
The charming Hotel Pollux is a 4-star property set next to Furi - Riffelberg, Matterhorn Glacier Paradise and Forest Fun Park. An example of Alpine architecture, this hotel opened in 1978 and was fully restored in 2006.
The city center is 1 km away from the hotel. The hotel is about 250 meters from Pollux.
A short walk to parks as well as ski lifts.
All 35 modern rooms at Hotel Pollux feature a minibar, TV with satellite channels, a personal safe, a writing desk and a private toilet. The property boasts views of Matterhorn from its rooms. They also comprise own bathrooms appointed with a hairdryer, a walk-in shower and bath sheets.
The Pinte restaurant serves a variety of Swiss dishes. Guests can unwind in the Fireplace In The Lobby bar with a favourite drink.
Zermatt railway train station is a 10-minute walk from the property. The hotel offers quick access to Lugano airport, which is about 90 km away.
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- Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.
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Bahnhofstrasse 28, Zermatt, Switzerland
All 35 modern rooms at Hotel Pollux feature a minibar, TV with satellite channels, a personal safe, a writing desk and a private toilet. The property boasts views of Matterhorn from its rooms. They also comprise own bathrooms appointed with a hairdryer, a walk-in shower and bath sheets.
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What's nearby
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- Stoked Swiss Ski and Snowboard School200 m
- Golf Club Matterhorn250 m
- Matterhorn Museum300 m
- Sunnegga Paradise500 m
- Zermatt Fun1000 m
- European Snowsport Zermatt2.1 km
- Zermatt-Matterhorn Ski Resort3.3 km
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- Vernissage Centre Culturel100 m
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- Mountaineers' cemetery300 m
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The Hay River Golf Club wrapped up their season on Saturday, with one final round, drinks and some laughs.
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The most improved male and female awards went to Errol Jamieson and Vivianne Cadieux respectively, and the most dedicated female was awarded to Margaret Powder.
Kathy Irani and Jeff Brockway won the women's and men's low gross from the Aug. 7 and 8 Club Championship tournament.
Kevin Campbell, Jeff Boyce, Frank Hirst, Jason Coakwell, Terry Webster and Ross deBoer all received hats as recognition of all the volunteering they have done for the club, and Doug Wieterman was named Volunteer of the Year, winning himself a 2011 Membership to the Golf Club.
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Brockway reflected back on the season – a busy one for the Hay River Golf Club.
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- Date of birth: Feb 23, 1966
- Date of passing: Nov 1, 2015
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Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) 2014/15 season runners-up, Warri Wolves and Akwa United, the 2015 Federation Cup champions have been drawn to kick-off the quest for honours in the first round of the 2016 NPFL Super 4 Toirnament. The Ahmadu Bello, Stadium in Kaduna is the venue of the first leg of the Super 4 tournament starting on Wednesday, January 20 and billed to end on Sunday, January 24. A second leg of the Super 4 will be played at the Akwa Ibom International Stadium, nicknamed Nest of Champions in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital from February 1 to February 5.
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One day my son asked me to make him a Watergate Salad. After getting all my ingredients together I realized I had no pistachio pudding....all I had on hand was lemon pudding. I decided to substitute the lemon for the pistachio....and needless to say it has been a hit ever since. Lee loved it!
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- 1Empty lemon pudding in mixing bowl. Add crushed pineapple (do not drain). Mix good. Fold in marshmallows till coated. Fold in cool whip. Cover and chill overnight. Enjoy!
- 2Sometimes I use Sugar Free Pudding & Sugar Free Cool Whip. Can not tell the difference in taste. It is still very good if you are watching your sugar intake.
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- Night shifts still problematic for female journalists: expert
May 02, 2014
Experts at a consultation in New Delhi on the World Press Freedom Day rued that India's national media lacks social diversity as it does not reflect the country's social profile.
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- Media continues to be shackled in Sri Lanka
Apr 13, 2010
Condition gets graver for scribes in Sri Lanka since the recent elections, where voicing a critical opinion remains dangerous. While some of them have fled to other countries, those reporting from within face constant threat to their life and freedom.
[Sri Lanka] [Media] [Freedom of expression] [South Asia]
- Unregulated contraception marketing subject women to risk
Apr 15, 2010
Figures on contraceptive usage by women show high in a scenario where complete information and awareness regarding the usage and implications of pills is absent. Unethical marketing by pharmaceutical manufacturers and omnipresence of contraceptive pills pose potential threats to women's health.
[Gender] [South Asia] [Health] [India] [Media]
- India launches 'Unheard project' on Press Freedom Day
May 03, 2010
A path-breaking project led by Video Volunteers will enable India's poorest to speak about their problems rather than be spoken for. The country is launching the first community news service that will empower locals, as well as bridge the gap between production and distribution.
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- Asian women filmmakers inspire change
May 06, 2010
The International Association of Women in Radio and Television organises an annual film festival wherein filmmakers across Asia document positive changes in women's lives. The discussions and films at the event were a source of inspiration and learning for various filmmakers who consider documentary films a catalyst for change.
[Gender] [Asia] [Media]
- Let the communities operate their radio stations, says Dr Sreedher
Jul 12, 2012
Dr R Sreedher, media expert and community media practitioner, who recently retired from the Commonwealth Educational Media Centre for Asia (CEMCA) speaks to Rahul Kumar of OneWorld South Asia, on how the community radio should be entrusted in the hands of the people to make it a really empowering tool for social change.
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- GSF seeks to strengthen the Indian sanitation programme
Oct 24, 2013
In an interview to OneWorld South Asia, Anand Shekhar, team leader at GSF, said that water, sanitation and hygiene are essentially gendered spaces.
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- Photography for child rights
Dec 31, 2008
Child Rights and You (CRY) invites applications from photography enthusiasts in three Indian states to use the creative medium for promoting child rights. This unique initiative aims to create a pool of CRY photographers to mobilise people through photo essays and documentaries.
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- Web 2.0 and beyond
May 31, 2010
IGNOU in collaboration with DW Akademie of Deutsche Welle, Germany is organising a workshop on the theme of "Beyond Web 2.0: Multimedia Journalism and Social Media" from June 14th 2010 to June 25, 2010. The course is designed for online journalists seeking to broaden their multimedia and social media skills.
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- Fellowships on conflict reporting
Jun 02, 2010
Panos South Asia invites applications for media fellowships on conflict reporting for print/web, radio and television journalists. This fellowship would recognise reports based on primary field research in the Northeast India. The last date for application: June 15, 2010
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- Award for excellence in media and communications
Oct 01, 2010
Asian Media Information Centre (AMIC) announces the AMIC Asia Communication Awards, 2011 to honour excellence in media and communications. Nominations are invited before December 31, 2010.
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- Media fellowship on dams in northeast India
Mar 25, 2011
Panos South Asia's RELAY programme invites print/web and television journalists to apply for the 'Reporting research media fellowship programme' on dams and development in Northeast India. The last date for submitting papers is April 15, 2011.
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- ICIMOD announces media workshop on climate change adaptation in South Asia
Mar 30, 2011
ICIMOD invites print and TV journalists from South Asia to participate in the media workshop on adaptation to climate change from 18 May 2011 to 20 May 2011. The workshop aims to create understanding and assess the impacts and vulnerability due to growing climate and socioeconomic changes for better adaptation.
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Aug 24, 2011
Ashoka Changemakers supported by Google, invites ideas for taking media to people who face political and economic barriers to express their opinions freely. The deadline for the contest is September 14, 2011.
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- PubliCon 2011: The Business of Publishing
Sep 06, 2011
The Federation of Indian chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) is organising a two day programme on the publishing industry, on September 28-29, 2011 at FICCI, New Delhi.
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- Media fellowship to investigate tiger concerns
Dec 14, 2011
Centre for Science and Environment is offering its thirteenth fellowship to Indian journalists to carry out a three months long research from February to April 2012 on the conservation of tigers in the country. The last date for submission of applications is January 31, 2012.
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Mar 06, 2012
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) offers a media fellowship to Indian journalists on different environment issues. Last date for submission of applications is April 15, 2012.
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- SAARC Media Fellowship Programme
Apr 17, 2012
SAARC is organising a media fellowship programme for media journalists working in daily newspapers in South Asia. The fellowship programme aims to create greater awareness in media about local and national development issues. Last date for receiving applications is April 30, 2012.
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- Social media webinar for Nonprofit organisations
Apr 18, 2012
Sponsored by Microsoft, a free social media webinar will be held on April 24 and 26, 2012. The webinar will enable nonprofits to use social media successfully and build their digital libraries.
- Media briefing workshop on conservation of tigers and their habitat in India
Apr 25, 2012
Centre for Science and Environment invites journalists for its 13th media fellowship workshop; 'Backs to the wall: tigers, tiger habitats, and conservation in India' which is to be held from 11-12 June, 2012 at Corbett National Park.
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- CSE extends date for media fellowship on climate change
Apr 30, 2012
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) under the theme 'Lives transformed: Tales of climate change, its impacts and how populations are coping' offers a media fellowship to Indian journalists. The fellowship program aims to discuss struggles in rural and urban India to combat and adapt to changing climate. The last date for submission of applications now is May 30, 2012.
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- Pakistani tribal women enter 'forbidden territory'
Jul 02, 2009
Defying social taboos on women entering the public sphere, female reporters from Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas are working on news bulletins focussing on socio-political issues. Radio Khyber that aims to counter extremism in the region has provided a platform to these women to accept new challenges.
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- Bangladesh considers law to stop yellow journalism
Jul 01, 2010
Distressed with newspapers, television and radio channels for making false and misleading news to tarnish image of ministers, lawmakers and the country, the government is considering enacting a law to prevent yellow journalism. Information minister also warned of strict actions against false news.
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- Pakistani media may face censorship
Jul 02, 2010
If a government proposal to curb media freedom gets passed by the National Assembly later this summer, journalists may be asked to follow certain guidelines or be punished with a prison term. The draft seeks to limit certain images, interviews with militant leaders and anything defamatory against the State.
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- Media rights watchdog names worst media predators
May 04, 2010
A report by Paris based organisation Reporters Without Borders has named China, Russia and Rwanda among the worst predators of press freedom. Names of Chechen, Yemini presidents and Taliban leader Mullah Omar has also appeared in the list for the first time.
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- Rising number of female smokers alarming, says WHO
May 31, 2010
WHO has urged a global action to protect women and girls against the hazardous effects of tobacco use and called for ban on all tobacco promotion activities that target women. A study by WHO reveals that about four lakh adults die from passive smoking out of which 64% are women with pregnant women being most vulnerable.
[Gender] [United Nations] [Health] [Tobacco] [Media]
- Asia: Mobile news coverage gaining popularity
Jun 17, 2010
Mobile phones are proving very handy in relaying crucial information to the international community, report media experts. With many Asian countries facing media censorship, mobiles equipped with video camcorders and other multimedia tools are becoming fastest-growing communication device.
[Media] [Asia] [ICT]
- South African media laws under fire
Aug 23, 2010
Recent legislations in South Africa have been directed towards putting curbs on freedom of the media. The bills have come under fierce criticism from journalists and advocacy groups in South Africa and elsewhere as tools of repressive regimes.
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- Science was under-reported during climate talks, says report
Nov 16, 2010
The coverage of the Copenhagen summit in December 2009 was heavily skewed, says a report prepared for the Oxford University. Of 400 articles written about the climate summit, less than 10% actually focused on the science of climate change, which required due media attention as the backdrop of the summit.
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- Top ten tactics to curb online press freedom
May 03, 2011
A new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists lists tools of online oppression used by regimes to control information. Techniques go beyond web blocking to include malware attacks, denial of access, detention of bloggers, and violence against journalists.
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Let's talk about balance today, shall we?
Totally appropriate as I just started attending a local yoga studio last week. I had taken a four-month break from yoga because I got really burnt out from my old studio. Don't get me wrong, I loved my old studio. The instructors were great and I loved the heat, but doing the same moves over and over again, with the exact same music, wasn't helping my zen.
After taking a couple months off, I started to really miss yoga. I found a new local studio that has progressive classes (meaning new poses and more challenging poses at each class) and different music. I bought a one-week trial, and so far I've attended FIVE 6am classes since last week! Part of me hardly believes that it's me getting up at 5:30am and dragging my butt to the studio.
But it's all worth it at the end of class when I'm laying in savasana in a pool of sweat and the yoga instructor comes around and rubs everyone's neck with peppermint lotion. All worth it. I'm starting to feel in balance again.
Sometimes it's important to do a self check to see if our life is in balance.
Today's world constantly tries to throw us out of balance and sometimes no matter what we do our lives still feel like they're going the wrong direction (I definitely feel this way sometimes). Balanced living seems so difficult, but really there is nothing simpler than a balanced life.
It will take some work at first but once you get into the flow of things, you can discover simple ways to steer your life in the right direction. You can be inspired and energized by life every day. But balanced living doesn't mean that your life will be full of only positive people and events.
Balanced living is when you can always offset any negative thoughts or events with positive ones. It's when you're happy working and playing equally. To live a balanced life, there are some essential habits you can develop that I've read about in my yoga and meditation books.
This lets you see every current moment and appreciate them. Living in the present and not obsessing over the future or past is very important. Appreciate who you are right now and find joy in your current state.
Love your body.
Take care of your body! Be grateful for the body you have and make healthy choices by exercising, eating a balanced and healthy diet, and resting often. Your body is the tool that lets you experience life.
Perseverance and patience helps us be better friends, spouses, parents, and turns our dreams into reality. Don't spend life mad or infuriated at minor things such as traffic or grocery lines. Perfection does not transform you, patience does. It can lead to mindfulness and bring you in balance.
Reduce the number of things that can disrupt your happy living. Simplify your work schedule, your relationships, your diet, and social media exposure. I know that I need to work on the last one. Simplicity is probably the most important part of life balance.
We can all work towards a more balanced life! It can be easy and rewarding because your life becomes joyful, happy and feels more serene. Put some time and effort into turning your life in a balanced direction and you can feel the peace too.
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Last week, it was announced that Maxfield Capital (and others) had invested in the Finnish fintech startup MONI. Maxfield have been in touch with me for some time expressing their interest in the Nordic scene, and now they've officially made their first investment, I caught up with Alexander Turkot, Founder and General Partner at the firm to find out more about MONI, their intentions for more investments in the Nordics and of course our customary four questions we put to every VC we speak with.
Neil Murray (NM) : Let's begin with MONI, What can you tell me about your investment there?
Alexander Turkot (AT): MONI Ltd is a next-generation financial services provider with a presence in Helsinki and London. Their main offering is a convenient way to pay and track your spending just about anywhere, with transactions being processed by Mastercard network. A MONI card essentially functions as a pre-paid Mastercard credit and debit card combination.
We're excited about MONI because we see it as the future of consumer-driven finance. MONI's seed round of investment yielded $1.45M, with participation not just from Maxfield Capital, but also Formation 8, the Digital Currency Group, and private investors from Europe, USA, and Brazil.
What's especially interesting is that MONI features a technology specifically designed for refugee payment services which was developed to help the underbanked get access to financial services. They are also currently in negotiations with Brazil to deploy their service for the underbanked population there.
NM: What are your intentions for the Nordics?
AT: More than 50% of Maxfield's investments are sourced from Europe. This makes sense for us because Europe has a number of start-up hubs such as the UK, Germany, and the Nordics. We view the Nordic countries as particularly important because the region is one of the most successful places for tech companies. A number of well-known companies from this region have gained impressive traction.
Another factor that keeps Maxfield Capital focused on the Nordics is that our investing is primarily centered on B2B start-ups. Aside from game-related companies, many of the tech start-ups in this region are in B2B. It's certainly more evident here than in other regions, like Germany, for instance.
What's also important to us is that companies in this region tend to orient themselves right from the start toward expansion into other markets. It's a characteristic that seems to be in the DNA of many Nordic businesses. This characteristic fits very well with our own investment thesis – we only invest in "global stories."
NM: What makes Maxfield Capital different from other venture capital firms?
AT: Firstly, I would say it's our global approach. We have "points of presence" in Tel Aviv, New York, Silicon Valley, Moscow, and London. This geographic diversity gives us experience and access to the business climate in each of those areas and lets us open those markets to our companies as needed. For start-ups that really want to expand internationally, our multi-regional "footprint" can help open doors for them in new areas.
We pays lots of attention helping companies with business development as it's a part of our Smart Money program. For instance, we helped MONI by finding useful leads for them with MasterCard Europe. We have a specialist on staff to lead these efforts and help the companies we invest in make these connections in a systematic way.
Another factor that differentiates us is that we're able to recruit top-notch specialists from the CIS countries at lower cost. We all know how hard and expensive it can be to hire professional talent in tech. We do that for our companies on regular basis.
NM: What startup verticals interest you the most right now?
1. Big Data: it's not just a buzzword anymore. And yet no one can list entire niches where it can rocket industry to the next level of efficiency. But this will inevitably happen. As a B2B-focused fund, we are betting on logistics, agrotech, transportation, fintech and other vertical markets. One of the challenges Big Data is facing is legislation. We have all recently become aware of the need to create a human-friendly policy that protects personal privacy. The next step will be preserving the privacy of companies' data with the ability to collect and store such data securely. This may continue to be an issue with implementing big data services, especially for large organisations.
2. Fintech: We've all seen how disruptive the first wave has been in this niche. I think next boom will relate more to the internal processes of banking – things like scoring, underrating, regulatory compliance, and other important business processes for finance organisations. For now, the new trends are still hard to predict. Also related to this are emerging services for people who haven't had access to Europe's level of financial services. With projects like "flying internet" from Google and Facebook, start-ups will find many opportunities to take care of people who have never "banked" with traditional finance organisations. This could be the next big market for such companies.
3. Insurtech: Much of what I've mentioned regarding the fintech vertical also applies here. In terms of technology-driven efficiencies, the insurance industry hasn't changed much in years. For example, we know that insurers that track drivers and personalise their ratings based on individual driving styles can gain a lot of business from drivers who focus on safety and following the rules. I believe we're at the dawn of a new era of personalisation that is likely to transform this traditionally conservative industry.
NM: What are you biggest predictions for the next 12 months?
AT: 1. Growth in cross-industrial projects, meaning tech projects that require more off-line expertise – I see that happening in areas like agrotech, fintech, insuretech, energytech, etc.
2. Deeper "monopolisation" of the market – that is, I see the role of large international corporations becoming even more significant when it comes to dictating standards, industry trends, and so on. We will see more of this in Europe and South Asia. Regarding Europe, I expect that in the coming year we'll see the next Unicorns emerge there. Maybe some of them will be from the Nordics.
NM: Are there any specific ideas for companies you really wish someone would build and you would potentially fund?
AT: It would great to see a truly "smart home" system. I'm thinking of something that would not only interact with in-house devices, but would also monitor the overall environment. It would take external communications, personal assistance, occupant health monitoring, and other such factors into account.
NM: If you could wave a magic wand and instantly have any imaginable solution to a problem you're facing, whether personal or professional, what problem would you solve?
AT: My colleagues, partners, friends, and family are spread across the world. I typically spend about 40 hours every month just traveling by air. The time that's wasted in transportation and the effect of jet lag are two problems I'd solve immediately if I had a magic wand.
But in all seriousness, the first problem I'd solve would be humans' short lifespans. I truly believe that 100 years is not the upper limit.
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OSU Students Will Travel To Nepal To Assist Non-Profit By Corinne Boyer • Apr 28, 2015 oregonstate.edu Two Oregon State University students are set to leave for Nepal on Friday. Since the devastating earthquake struck over the weekend, they've been gathering and packing as many medical supplies as possible. Christian Nishioka and Cole Miller have been planning a trip to Nepal since January. They intend to make a film about CardioStart, a heart surgery non-profit. OSU professor Alina Padilla-Miller says the young men are part of her Transnational Transmedia class, which allows students to document organizations providing humanitarian aid to developing countries. Drought In Oregon: Get Used To It By Tiffany Eckert • Apr 26, 2015 Last week, Governor Kate Brown declared drought emergency in two more Oregon counties—Wheeler and Baker. Currently, more than half of the state is eligible for emergency federal aid—and it's only April. KLCC's Tiffany Eckert spoke with one of the state's leading climatologists about regional drought and what the future holds. OSU Microbiologist Heads For South Africa By Tripp Sommer • Apr 8, 2015 Joey is crowd funding to raise money for his scientific studies. For more information, click here: https://experiment.com/projects/discovering-plant-destroyers-in-south-africa-with-citizen-science Welcome to Subirdia with John Marzluff By Eric Alan • Apr 1, 2015 Oregon State University kicks off its annual Campus Wild project with a talk by John Marzluff, author of Welcome to Subirdia. He speaks with Eric Alan about how birds adapt to such things as traffic noise and Costco, and how we can increase the species diversity of our urban ecosystems. John Marzluff gives a free talk at OSU's LaSells Stewart Center on Thursday, April 2nd, sponsored by the Spring Creek Project for Ideas, Nature and the Written Word. 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Researchers gathered in Kathmandu, Nepal for 2017's ANH Scientific Symposium and Academy Week in early July. Many keynote addresses, presentations, and poster sessions discussed gender and equity. The following blog from Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH) highlights many of the insights regarding gender and equity shared at the conference: Researchers highlight gender and equity >> Read more
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Nourishing Millions Podcast Episode: "From the Farm to the Schoolhouse" with Catherine Bertini
The Nourishing Millions podcast series, undertaken in partnership with the University of Michigan School of Public Health, features the latest groundbreaking thinking about nutrition from top policymakers, researchers, and practitioners. Together, the episodes tell the story of how small and large movements—and everyday people—can help us achieve a food- and nutrition-secure world. In this week's >> Read more
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In this month's Gender-Nutrition Idea Exchange blog, Dr. Kathryn Yount, Professor and Asa Griggs Candler Chair of Global Health at Emory University, discusses how to conceptualize and measure the process of women's empowerment and why this issue is important for development work. Read the full blog on the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and >> Read more
PUBLICATION & BLOGPOST: Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research
Smriti Rao has written about her new working paper, Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research, for the CAPRi blog. As a feminist economist who researches gender inequality in developing countries, I have spent my career torn between the recognition that quantitative measures can be useful and informative, >> Read more
BLOGPOST: Unlocking Opportunities for Women with Smart Design
Over at the Center for Global Development blog, Mayra Buvinic and Megan O'Donnell share key takeaways from their new report, Revisiting What Works: Women, Economic Empowerment and Smart Design, building on work done by the UN Foundation and the ExxonMobil Foundation on what works to promote women's economic empowerment for whom, and how to effectively measure impact. Read the >> Read more
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The Five Questions Series from the Council on Foreign Relations Women Around the World Blog is a forum for scholars, government officials, civil society leaders, and foreign policy practitioners to provide timely analysis of new developments related to the advancement of women and girls worldwide. This interview is with Dr. Holly G. Atkinson, Distinguished Medical >> Read more
BLOGPOST: Reach, benefit, or empower: Clarifying gender strategies of development projects
This month on A4NH's Gender-Nutrition Idea Exchange, Sophie Theis and Ruth Meinzen-Dick, Research Analyst and Senior Research Fellow in IFPRI's Environment and Production Technology Division (EPTD), introduce a framework that differentiates the strategies that agricultural development projects use to address gender, and discuss the importance of classifying a project's approach according to whether it reaches, benefits or empowers >> Read more
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This series, led by Teepa Snow, focuses on gaining awareness and knowledge related to sorting out various forms and types of brain changes that are related to dementia.
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Dementia and Developmental Disabilities: What's Happening
September 25, 2017
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We are on the front edge of recognizing a growing and special population of people who are living with dementia. For the first time, people living with developmental disabilities and intellectual disabilities since childhood are living full life spans. As this happens, the number of cases of dementia is on the rise. This session will guide us in recognizing first symptoms, highlight supports and options that will be helpful, and approaches that make a difference.
Other Dementias: Posterior Cortical Atrophy, Alcohol Induced Dementia, etc.
October 30, 2017
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And now for the dementias we have not talked about yet. In this session we will discuss some other forms of atypical dementias. We will try to sort through symptoms, challenges, and supportive care strategies or programs that might be helpful or considered.
Brain Fitness for All of Us: What's Out There that Might Help?
November 20, 2017
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In this session, we will explore risk reduction strategies and the test thinking on what we can do to keep our brains as fit and healthy as possible, whether we live with dementia or support others who do so. By the end of this session, there should be at least one thing you can choose to do that could help you maintain your brain.
Care Planning that Makes Sense and Works for PLWD
December 18, 2017
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There are at least five different approaches to care support for all of us. When someone is living with dementia, advocacy starts by helping to figure which system of care is best for a person. Part of it is based on who they were and what they wanted for themselves, but other pieces involve what the person is indicating they want at this time, who can provide the support that is desired, what the environment will support, what the possible and probable outcome would be, and the amount of risk the person and support system is willing to take. It 's time to talk about it all. This session is designed to do so.
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Recognizing Delirium, Depression, and Dementia – It's a Messy Puzzle
January 30, 2017
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Solving puzzles about changes in ability and behavior, whether they are sudden, episodic, or progressive takes a knowledgeable and skilled detective combined with a dedicated team. This session will build awareness and knowledge related to sorting through the messy reality of combinations of delirium, depression (and anxiety), plus dementia when trying to figure out an immediate situation as well as plan for life.
Which Dementia is it? Getting to Know the Various Forms and Types
February 27, 2017
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With over 100 dementias to pick from, which one or ones are you noticing? This session will highlight some of the more common symptoms that may signal the presence of some specific dementias. The purpose is to provide some structure to help you determine if the symptoms are part of a pattern or something else. It will also identify some simple responses to symptoms that make sense and tend to work.
Vascular Dementia: What Does It Look Like and How to Help
March 27, 2017
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In this session we will dig into a better understanding of vascular dementia. We will cover common symptoms, common challenges for supporters, beneficial interactive responses, and options to consider for balancing a better quality of life with health concerns.
Lewy Body Dementia: What Does It Look Like and How to Help
April 17, 2017
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In this session, Lewy Body Dementia will be front and center. We will discuss this most missed and misdiagnosed dementia. Part of the session will help to recognize the possible presence of LBD. The rest of the session will focus on strategies to live wife with this fluctuating mystery guest.
Frontal Lobe – Behavioral Variant: What Is It and How to Help
May 22, 2017
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Primary Progressive Aphasia: What Is It and How to Help
June 19, 2017
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PPA is all about language, or the lack there of. This session will try to help us appreciate the world when words do not work they way they did or should. We will highlight the difference between various forms of PPA. More importantly, try to figure out how we can effectively connect and communicate when someone is living while losing formal language skills.
Frontal-Temporal Dementia: What Is It and How to Help
July 17, 2017
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Having looked at frontal lobe and temporal lobe conditions, this session will explore the combination. Traditionally referred to a Picks disease, this combo can create some of the most amygdala driven relationships among people who are involved. In this session we will discuss insider supportive strategies to help everyone involved optimize safety and well-being while still seeing the person on the other side as valuable.
Alzheimers Young Onset: What Is It and How to Help
August 7, 2017
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Paul Mitchell is in Houston, TX. Houston is a large suburb. The school is a private, for-profit institution. Paul Mitchell issues awards (degrees) up to the level of Certificate.
Fields of study in vogue at the school include beauty and cosmetology.
The school's open admission policy attracts a range of prospective students.
Approximately 104 students study at the school (in 2007-2008).
The school reports its educational mission is:
"Our mission is to provide a quality educational system to prepare students to pass the state board examination and to gain employment within the field of Cosmetology. PAUL MITCHELL THE SCHOOL is passionately committed to providing a solid educational foundation to empower our team in the pursuit of excellence and we strongly believe that when people come first, success will follow."
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So, I just returned from an amazing 16-day journey, literally to the other side of the world. We helped our client with two advisory board meetings - one in Istanbul for the European market and the other in Dubai, addressing the needs of the Middle Eastern and Northern Africa markets.
What I found absolutely amazing is this: There were 17 countries represented at the European meeting and 11 at the meeting in Dubai. The issues they faced in their respective organizations transcended geographical boundaries. In fact, in our post-meeting survey, many indicated that one of the best outcomes of the meetings for them was the opportunity to discuss common issues and then to bring ideas and potential solutions to the host organization. It's one thing to have open dialogue between company and advisors when everyone speaks the same language, but clearly another to have such valuable communications when there are so many cultural and linguistic barriers.
Another observation is that it's human nature to view certain cultures through jaded lenses, those imposed upon us by the media and close-minded acquaintances. But the value of truly understanding other cultures, both personally and from a business perspective, is beyond comprehension. The people I had the good fortune to meet from 28 different countries made my journey the exciting, enriching and fulfilling trip that it was. I wish everyone had the chance to learn from as many different cultures as I have.
In closing, I would just make this recommendation. Because the world has become a much smaller place because of the global business climate that has evolved in recent years, take some time each week to learn something about international business. It will not only serve you well, it's really quite exciting.