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New stretch target
With 16 hours to go we have decided to add in a stretch target!
Another £500 will enable us to:
-provide educational workshops and confidence building to another 50 girls in Nepal.
-work with another group of homeless women in Bristol to empower them to have happier periods each month.
-run workshops with another 100 students in Bristol schools.
Please keep pledging and sharing to help us reach our stretch target by 8am tomorrow morning.
Together we can end period taboos.
Taboos around periods exist all over the world, we are raising £7000 to enable us to scale up our enterprise, which sells sustainable menstrual products and uses 100% of the profits to break down taboos both here in the UK and overseas. We provide access to 'period friendly' toilets, education and appropriate sanitary products.
What's the problem?
In Bolivia, it's believed that eating onions whilst on your period will give you cancer. In Uganda, menstruating women are not allowed to touch or milk a cow for fear that the cow will get sick and die. In Nepal menstruating girls are banished to the cow shed and treated as untouchables. In the UK, menstruating homeless women are often forced to chose between a tampon and their next meal.
Around the world, menstruating women are subjected to fear, shame and restrictions. The taboos which have been built up through tradition and a lack of education lead to missed school, missed work and poor health. We want to help empower women and girls around the world to manage their menstruation effectively and to break down these taboos.
In the UK, the taboo of menstrual waste, both economical and physical, is often overlooked. In each women's lifetime she will:
Use 11,000 disposable sanitary products
Create 150Kg of contaminated sanitary waste
Spend over £3500 on her period
How do we solve it?
No More Taboo is a not-for-profit social enterprise. We sell reusable menstrual products, including menstrual cups and washable pads, we use 100% of the profits from these sales to help women and girls living in poverty to manage their menstruation. Whether that's living on the streets in Bristol or in rural Nepal, smashing period taboos will enable these women access to the basic human right of menstruating with dignity.
Over the next five years, we aim to prevent 743 tonnes of waste going to landfill, save women £16 million and educate more than 9,000 UK school children.
This is your chance to make a change.
Change your impact on the planet, by using or encouraging someone you love to use a reusable sanitary product.
Change perceptions on menstruation, by joining the conversation and eradicating the taboo.
Change the lives of women and girls living in poverty by alleviating some of the stress that comes with their period each month.
So what do we actually do?
No More Taboo sells menstrual cups and washable pads, here in the UK, at the RRP but instead of our goal being to make ourselves money we spend all the profits on breaking down the taboo surrounding menstruation.
Our projects involve partnering with organisations such as homeless shelters in the UK and NGOs in developing countries to deliver vital education on menstrual hygiene, give women and girls access to sustainable sanitary materials and provide toilets and facilities fit for menstruating women and girls.
We are keen advocates for making menstruation mainstream! Why has something 50% of the world do been built up into such a taboo topic? We're working hard to reduce the stigma and negativity that surrounds menstruation.
Our story
Chloe, our founder, spent six months in 2014 working on a Menstrual Hygiene project in Bolivia, working with a group of girls who had very little knowledge about menstruation. They were using dirty floor rags as their only form of sanitary protection and were terrified that if they ate onions on their period they would get cancer. However, Chloe learnt these same girls had real concern for the harm that was being done to "pacha mama" aka Mother Earth in discarding used sanitary towels. This made her think if these girls can be so worried about this, why are we at home in the UK not doing more? The idea for No More Taboo was born; a not-for-profit social enterprise that sells reusable menstrual products in the UK to generate funds to help girls like this manage their menstruation effectively.
Chloe has since researched menstrual taboos and traditions in both Uganda and Nepal and is keen for No More Taboo to work with organisations all over the world to broach this difficult topic.
Our aims
Empowering women by improving their menstrual hygiene management and access to sanitation.
Reducing the environmental impact of disposable sanitary products.
Breaking the silence around menstruation and sanitation.
What have we achieved so far?
Last October we won Enterprise Nation's Start-Up of the Year Award and came highly commended in the University of Bristol's New Enterprise Competition. We are part of the Bristol School for Social Enterprise and Business West's Start and Grow Programme.
No More Taboo launched in March 2015. Since then we have:
- Developed relationships with five reusable menstrual product suppliers.
- Worked in three different developing nations.
- Accomplished our first 100 sales.
- Held over 10 pop-up stalls at events.
We've even visited number 10 downing street to talk business with Daniel Korski Special Advisor for business, possibly the first time "so what exactly is a menstrual cup?" has been uttered under that roof.
Our pilot UK education programme, currently running in three Bristol secondary schools, aims to make menstruation a normal every day topic for everyone that can be discussed in a fun, interactive and empowering manner.
Our research with homeless women in Bristol and refugees in Edinburgh aims to understand their needs around menstruation, developing partnerships with shelters to provide support.
We have engaged our first international partner in Nepal. We will help to develop their work around reducing menstrual taboos, such as 'chaupaddi' a practice in rural Nepal which involves complete isolation of young women during their period. Find out more in this video vlog from our recent trip to Nepal:
What do we sell?
We currently sell three types of menstrual cup Mooncup, Fleurcup and RubyCup and two types of sanitary pads EasyPad and Honour Your Flow Pads, alongside some accessories. You can see more at our store: www.nomoretaboo.org/store (or purchase them here via our crowdfunder rewards section).
Alternative products are made of more sustainable materials. A menstrual cup will last up to 10 years and can be worn for up to 12 hours at a time and a washable pad will last up to 5 years. These products can save you over £3500 in a lifetime. They are more natural, more comfortable and more sustainable. Plus, when you buy a product from No More Taboo you know the profits are going to empower women and girls living in poverty.
Our customers are young, independent women who want to take control of their life and make a change to our society. This includes students, young professionals and working mothers. We aim to promote these products in different markets to where they have been traditionally seen, generally within eco-friendly and feminist circles. We want to go beyond this and show that these options make sense economically, socially and environmentally but also because they empower other women too.
Why a social enterprise?
As a charity one of the key challenges is fundraising. By selling products, not only are we able to put the profits from these sales into charitable projects but we can also start to reduce our impact on the environment. We can help to reduce the number of disposable sanitary products going into landfill each year and raise awareness of the issues women and girls face in other parts of the world. We will be much more financially sustainable if we have an income from selling products alongside donations to our charitable aspects.
Our customers get a great product, which saves them money, helps save our planet AND helps women living in poverty manage their own menstruation.
What's our vision for the future?
Our aim is to have an entirely sustainable business model by Year 5, requiring no outside funding to manage the charitable aspects of our project. This means all over-heads and project costs will be covered by the revenue from sales of sustainable menstrual products. Enabling us to reach our goal of preventing 743 tonnes of waste going to landfill, saving UK women £16 million which they can reinvest into the local economy and educating more than 9,000 UK school children to stop the stigma surrounding menstruation for the next generation.
Beyond this, we hope to have three UK partner projects working to help homeless women and refugees here in the UK to have access to adequate sanitary products and three international partners. Our focus for working with partners overseas is long term, sustainable relationships.
What will your pledges help us to achieve?
We're running this campaign to take our enterprise to the next level, from start-up to scale-up, enabling us to not only to smash the taboos nationally but also internationally.
With your donations we will:
- Deliver our first international project. We shall develop a strong relationship with our partners in Nepal enabling us to put in place our first menstrual hygiene project by the end of next year.
- Grow our UK Education Programme. Currently piloting in schools around the Bristol area, we want a chance to work with all sorts of young people to get them breaking down the taboo, exploring different options and empathising with women who don't have the same opportunities as others do.
- Deliver our homelessness and refugee projects in the UK. Recently it's been brought to the public's attention that homeless women and girls in the UK go to desperate measures to deal with their period, our research shows that women's periods can be really irregular. We want to help provide appropriate sanitary products and develop educational workshops to work with these vulnerable women.
- Expand our UK product range and reach new markets. We currently sell 3 different types of menstrual cup and 2 different types of pads but we know there are other products out there. We want to work with our customers to see what's missing and if we can't find it, then we will design it. So that there's a sustainable solution for everyone.
- Provide "Period Parties" for all. Our unique "Period Parties" are a great place to break down the taboo. Think Tupperware parties but with sustainable sanitary products, an open forum getting friends together to ask questions, to talk periods and to have fun.
What rewards can I get?
We have three different types of taboo busting rewards:
Break the taboo [BREAK:]
Bag yourself an amazing perk with a 'Break taboo' reward. Whether this is the little nudge you need to try a menstrual cup or washable pad or if you want to show off your taboo breaking skills in a stylish t-shirt there's plenty of 'period people perks' to choose from available from £10-£50.
Smash the taboo [SMASH:]
If you're not fussed about a perk and prefer your money to be spent directly on our taboo smashing work this is the option for you. These 'smash taboo rewards' are purely donation based, we will keep you in the loop with how far your donation has gone each month. Available from £5 to £1000 or choose how much you want to give.
Wipe out the taboo [WIPE OUT:]
Do you want to share and empower others with your reward? Why not pick a 'wipe out taboo reward', these range from being one of our very first 'Period Party hosts' exploring menstruation whilst having fun with your friends, getting a workshop on taboos for your workplace or local school and even having a period policy make-over for your business*. Available from £50 (if you're an early bird) to £700.
*Please note: location based rewards may be subject to travel costs if beyond the local area, we are based in Bristol and the South West area. Please get in contact if you are interested in these rewards but outside of this area and we will see what we can offer. Places may be limited on workshops please get in touch to enquire if suitable for your school, business or group.
I want to get involved but I haven't got any money to pledge right now, what can I do?
You can pledge as little as £5 and it will make a massive difference. However, if you can't pledge there's lots more you can do to help:
- You can recommend our products to a friend.
- You can join us on Facebook and follow us on twitter @nomoretaboo.
- You can support us with skills and time. We are constantly looking for volunteers to help us. Get in touch let us know that you are keen to volunteer by contacting our founder Chloe (email@example.com).
- You can sign up to our mailing list here.
Most importantly help us start the conversation about menstruation and smash the taboos by sharing our crowd funder.


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This quotation by the late, great Douglas Adams is particularly profound:
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50% Of Indian Mobile Phones Users Don't Access Security Solutions: Report
Digital and online security is a much debated upon topic. For one, the all-pervasive nature of technology and digital devices cannot be undermined in modern life. We all are glued to our phones and hooked onto social networking sites. We access these from our phones, laptops, tablets and thereby leave our digital footprint across multiple devices.
The increased presence of the digital world in our life and our dependency on it has left us at the risk of malware attacks. The Websense 2013 Threat Report categorically said that the risk of digital malware is on the rise, that the attacks on the internet by virus', trojans, etc. are only set to increase. Now, a report by Symantec says that mobile phones are becoming the point-of-attacks too. The report states, 'Forty-four per cent of the mobile users received text messages from someone they did not know, requesting that they click on an embedded link or dial an unknown number to retrieve a voicemail.' It is messages and links like this that people are falling prey to and thereby becoming susceptible to attacks.
The number of smartphone/phone users in India is increasing by the day, the number of social media users in India is set to touch the 6.6 crore mark by June 2013 and according to reports by 2014 number of mobile phones will equal the population of the globe. All these facts are indicative of the increased usage of technology/mobile devices among the masses. It was only in December 2012 that we reported how social media and mobile will be cybercrime hot-beds.
Ritesh Chopra, country sales manager (India and SAARC) of Symantec Software Solutions says, "Today all these malwares, spywares and trojans are hitting each one of us with the perspective of getting monetary benefit."
Since the threat is known, people, agencies and governments are working towards finding viable solutions. Recently, Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Kaspersky joined hands to launch an online safety campaign in the country, Airtel worked on building a safe mobile ecosystem and Britain asked India to set up a Joint Cyber Security TaskForce.
While the threats are on the rise, so are the efforts to combat the danger. Nonetheless, it falls on people to not get lured by text messages and dubious links and to stay away from making calls on unknown numbers and clicking on forwarded links. Wouldn't you agree?


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Lancaster, PA Area Scholarships
Lancaster (Pennsylvania Dutch: Lengeschder) is a city located in South Central Pennsylvania and serves as the seat of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County and one of the older non-coastal towns in the United States, (along with Springfield, Massachusetts; Petersburg, Virginia; Schenectady, New York and several other settlements.). With a population of 59,322, it ranks eighth in population among Pennsylvania's cities. The Lancaster metropolitan area population is 507,766, making it the 101st largest metropolitan area in the US and 2nd largest in the South Central Pennsylvania area.
Lancaster was home to James Buchanan, the nation's 15th president, and to congressman and abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens.
The city's primary industries include healthcare, tourism, public administration, manufacturing, both professional and semi-professional services, and home of the Park City Center shopping mall, the largest indoor retail facility in the entire south-central Pennsylvania region. Lancaster is known for its innovative adoption of advanced technology and hosts more electronic public CCTV outdoor cameras per capita than any US city, despite its controversy among residents.
Locally, Lancaster is pronounced /?læ?k?st?r/ LANK-iss-t?r, rather than the usual American pronunciation /?lænkæst?r/ LAN-kast-?r. This is most likely due to early British influence in this area.
Lancaster, PA Scholarships
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Schools in and around Lancaster, PA
Franklin and Marshall College
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $42,510 average out-state tuition; $42,510 average in-state tuition
Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $16,660 average out-state tuition; $16,660 average in-state tuition
Pennsylvania College of Art and Design
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $18,000 average out-state tuition; $18,000 average in-state tuition
Lancaster Bible College
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $16,530 average out-state tuition; $16,530 average in-state tuition
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Public; $6,800 average out-state tuition; $6,800 average in-state tuition
Consolidated School of Business-Lancaster
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Private for profit
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $0 average out-state tuition; $0 average in-state tuition
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- Bible/Biblical Studies
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NORFOLK (NNS) -- USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) navigated the Chesapeake Mar. 13 as high-ranking flag officers and family members at Naval Base Norfolk, Va. enthusiastically awaited the hospital ship's return from its mission in Haiti supporting Operation Unified Response.
Comfort left her homeport of Baltimore, Md. in record time after receiving orders to make best speed to Haiti to provide medical aid to victims of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Jan. 12. The ship's crew admitted their first patients three days after deploying and, following 49 days of operations off the coast of Port-au-Prince, had provided care to 794 Haitian nationals suffering from injuries ranging from crushed limbs to gangrenous wounds.
"What people did will affect medicine for a long time," said Capt. James Ware, commanding officer of the medical treatment facility aboard Comfort. "People's experiences and the lessons they learned will affect the way we treat earthquake related injuries in the future. I am very proud of the crew."
A large part of Comfort's medical efforts were devoted to surgeries. It took more than doctors, nurses and corpsmen to ensure that the 843 surgeries performed were successful, though. More than 1,400 Navy medical professionals and support personnel, ranging from culinary specialists to engineers, came together with civil mariners and nongovernmental volunteers to provide critical support to the multinational effort in Haiti.
The USAID-led mission in partnership with the government of Haiti presented a number of unique challenges. One of these was the communication barrier that existed between attending physicians and their patients.
"The ship initially had about ten people on board to help with translating," said Chief Navy Career Counselor (SW) Marcel Blanfort, who headed up the translation department. "However, the commanding officer knew that the mission was of a greater scale."
Seventy-five Sailors and one Marine from 39 military commands joined their shipmates along with 88 Red Cross volunteers, all French or Creole speaking, to bridge the gap. They interacted with patients and the medical staff aboard daily, working in the casualty receiving area, the operating rooms and after care wards where patients were brought following treatment.
"I was really glad to come down and help," said Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Yves Henry, a surgical technician and translator from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, Va. "We came and helped to the best of our ability. Some of the people that we helped would have died if we didn't come."
Now, eight weeks after their humanitarian mission began, Comfort's crew is ready for a well-deserved reprieve.
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"It is all the support from people at home that helped to make this possible," said Capt. Rodelio Laco, commodore, Task Group 41.8, who provided operational oversight aboard Comfort. "I would be proud to serve with any of these Sailors, any time, any where."
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The City of Houston has an online jail inmate locator, which can be used to find an inmate by name. After navigating to Houston's Jail Public Information Inquiry page, type in the inmate's last and first names. If you do not know the of the inmate's last name, you can enter the first letter of the last name only. You can also search for an inmate by date of birth or arrest number, as of April 2015.
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Danish Speaking Customer Service Advisors
- Location
- London Arena
- Salary
- £18k - 20.5k per year + Flight Concessions
- Posted
- 11 Feb 2018
- Closes
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- Hours
- Full Time
- Job Level
- Experienced
Danish Speaking Customer Service Executives:
- Danish Speaking Customer Service Executives / Perm / Circa £20,500pa + Benefits Including Discounts on Flights / Wembley / London)
Our Client one of the biggest Names in The Airline Industry, based in Wembley London, is looking for inbound Danish Speaking Customer Service Advisors to join the busy Reseravations Team. Due to continued growth we are looking for out-gong personalities to work in the Danish Customer Service Reservations Team. We are looking for confident people that have excellent Customer Service skills and fluent Danish Speakers. We are interested in all potential candidates that have a hard work ethic and looking to forge a career as a Danish Speaking Customer Service Agent, within the Reservations Team.
As an Internal Danish Speaking Customer Service Executive you will be:
Handling in comming calles related to booking Flights, dealing with cancellations, retentions, responding to emails, complaints, and upselling. Assisting on Live Chat. Ideal candidate will have worked in the Travel Industry or have an interest in the Travel Industry.
Preferred Skills:
• Fluent Danish Speaker
• Good written and Verbal English Language skills
• Sales and Customer Service background
• Good attention to detail
• Worked in Telesales / Travel / Contact Centre or similar background
Personal Attributes:
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Target driven / Interest in the Travel Industry
• Multi-Lingual Danish Speaker
• Able to build rapport quickly
• PC Literate
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• £20,500pa (12 month Contract) + Discounts on Flights
• Monday-Fri Operational Hours 07:00-20:00 and 08:00-17:30 Sat-Sun
• 37.5 hours per week – shifts, will work two weekends a Month
If you have the right skills and attributes, reliable and have the determination to succeed as a Danish Speaking Customer Service Executive, I would Like to speak to you immediately!
To apply for the role of Danish Speaking Customer Service Executive, please apply to the post. Wembley is accessible from Bakerloo line / Jubliee Line / Metropolitan Line and Overground lines.
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Club Sports participation is a major area within Campus Recreation. Those who desire club sport membership seek regular participation under a more coherent design than offered by informal or intramural activities. We currently offer 29 club sports.
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Is a LED fixture(Luminaire) considered a lampholder or to have lampholders within? I know you can have a lighting circuit up to 50A but only over 20A if it has a heavy duty lampholder (210.21 & 23).
So can we have 22A of load on a 30A breaker for a new LED Fixtures?
I have looked through several code sections and tried to find an answer on-line but I haven't found anything that difinitively states a Luminaire is or has to have a lampholder. The Luminaire definition says a lampholder itself is not a luminaire but it doesn't go the otherway and say luminaire is always a lampholder. 210.21&23 only refer to lampholders not luminaires.
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When I think about what I want my life to stand for, the story my children will go on to tell... It all stems from a desire to live a life full of intentionality and authenticity, to love people deeply, and to show an appreciation for the every day small things that I cherish most.
Each time I pick up the camera, I do so with a passion to serve my clients with a joy-filled heart. Celebrating each and every moment with them as if it were my own.
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There are inherent risks in working with animals and every effort must be made to minimise these. It is your duty to take reasonable care, not just for yourself, but also for staff, other students, and anyone else likely to be affected by your actions.
The following guidelines have been adapted from the Student Handbook for Clinical Extramural Study 2002, Sydney School of Veterinary Science, University of Liverpool.
- When handling animals, always adopt the appropriate methods of approach and restraint.
- Handle animals only when you have the permission of the individual responsible for them, except in cases of emergency when no senior person is available.
- Undertake procedures with animals, equipment, drugs or chemicals only when you have permission or instruction, and understand what you are doing.
- Wear clean protective clothing appropriate to the practice/establishment and to the procedure being undertaken.
- Remove protective clothing as soon as the work is completed. Soiled protective clothing must not be worn in areas where others could be contaminated.
- Exercise good personal hygiene at all times. Wash (or shower) when operations are complete. Avoid smoking, or consuming food or drink, while working with animals.
- Wear appropriate protective equipment when working in a dusty environment, such as a poultry house. Take reasonable precautions or avoid such environments if you suffer from asthma.
- Treat, or have treated, any cuts or abrasions, and ensure that these are properly covered before commencing work with animals.
- Ensure that you are adequately vaccinated (e.g. tetanus, Q fever in Australia; seek medical advice for placements overseas).
- In the event of being bitten or scratched, thoroughly clean the wound with hot, soapy water, and then seek medical advice as appropriate.
- Report promptly to your supervisor any accident or injury; details may need to be entered in an Accident Book.
- Report all accidents and injuries to the Faculty Office by completing an Injury and Incident Report Form available from the VVC. This form should be faxed to the Faculty Office within 48 hours of such accidents or injuries on Fax: (02) 9351 3056.
In addition, the process of handling animals, carrying out a necropsy on animal carcases, or collecting secretions and samples may lead to exposure to allergens, parasites, bacteria and viruses. Some of the associated infections may be transmissible to humans (zoonoses) especially Salmonellosis, Leptospirosis and Anthrax.
- Examine animals for signs of disease, which may be transmissible to humans, e.g. ringworm, scabby mouth and diarrhoea.
- Although all faeces are potentially hazardous, special precautions must be taken when handling animals with diarrhoea because of the risk of infection by Salmonella, Campylobacter and Cryptosporidium.
- Wear adequate protective clothing when handling calves with ringworm or sheep with scabby mouth, and report any signs of skin irritation or inflammation immediately.
- Dispose of animal carcases and spent equipment in the approved manner.
- Women who may be pregnant, or those who suspect they are, must not work with lambing ewes or handle aborted foetuses, because of the risk of Chlamydia, Toxoplasma and other infections. They must not be involved in taking radiographs or the use of ionising radiation.
- If you need to consult a doctor, make him/her aware of any recent exposure to animals and/or animal material.
To gain an understanding of WHS issues on farms students are required to read the Farm Safety & Safe Operating Procedures Booklet prior commencing any Extramural Placement. This handbook can be found on the First Year Vet Studies eCommunity site.
Students with permanent or temporary disabilities which prevent them from performing animal handling procedures, or which may risk further injury, should contact the Extramural Administration Unit before either engaging in extramural practical work or undertaking Skills Testing. Special provisions can be made.
The University of Sydney policies related to Work (occupational) Health and Safety are located at http://sydney.edu.au/ohs/policies/ohs/index.shtml and you should familiarise yourself with these policies and guidelines, particularly in relation to reporting incidents and accidents. As these Units of Study involve visits to extramural properties and practices, you should familiarise yourself with:
- Fieldwork Safety Guidelines
- Clinical Fieldwork – Health and Safety Guidelines
- Incident and Accident Reporting and Investigation
All incidents, no matter how minor they may initially appear, should be reported to the Faculty Office within 48 hours. You will be required to complete an Injury and Incident Report Form.
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The aim of this policy is to ensure that students are able to safely achieve educational outcomes during the completion of course requirements. The Faculty is committed to Equal Opportunity in Education and accommodating students with disabilities. The University and our extramural partners have legal responsibilities to ensure the health, safety and welfare of students who are under our direction and supervision. We therefore require proper disclosure of relevant information by students in order to fulfill this duty. The expectation is that our students will co-operate and abide by University protocols established for their benefit. Non-disclosure of relevant information by a student may jeopardise insurance cover in the event of a related accident. Students are required to notify the Year Coordinator in writing as soon as practicable of the implications of any illness, disability or circumstances that may impact upon their capacity to safely fulfill inherent tasks or physical or cognitive demands found typically during the completion of units of study or which may impact upon the safety of others during completion of units of study. Examples may include injury, chronic illness, medication and pregnancy. If not sure, the student should seek advice from either the Associate Dean for Students or Student Services to discuss matters in confidence. For further details please view the Faculty's Work Health and Safety Disclosure Policy provided in the Faculty Handbook or via the Faculty homepage.
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Students are required to complete a Work Health and Safety Disclosure Form every year. This is done online. Log into the VVC and select the WHS Disclosure link on the My Details page.


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The two wolves and wolf-dog nodded silently, Draven standing over Tikaani and snarling unheard warnings and curses into her ear so as not to let the two females be hurt. They lapped gently enough at the wounds, the blood drying on them and soon wrinkled free of her fur. Convel winced as the damage to her eyes was revealed. Gone were the pretty gold eyes that had once captured his attention and held him hostage. Gone were the eyes of a huntress, in her prime and ready to become a mother and Alpha to the pack.
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This will be used in order to have special bookmarks, stickers, key rings, badges, mouse-mats, and more made for the amazing launch I have coming this year. I'm managing on the promotional side of things, but the more money I can raise, the better rewards for everyone who donates.
Without the promotional aids there will be only a minor buzz about the launch – even more so considering that my book will be one of a four-part series all set in the same place. I have lived for writing this book, nights of no sleep, nights where characters have come through and nagged at me to carry on writing when I wanted to stop.
I've gone without trips out to see people, meals at times (when I've been so stuck in writing) and more fun than I could ever imagine in writing the lives of nearly 50 characters, in which I've also immortalized my first writing companion – my Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Gypsi, who died two years ago before her 5th birthday.
I'm not asking for donations without rewarding anyone – the more people donate, the more prizes they will be sent to show how thankful I am at being given the chance to make my first book launch as amazing as it can be.
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Did you know the Cantonese word for lettuce sounds like 'rising fortune'? That's why san choy bau lettuce wraps are one of the most popular dishes of Chinese New Year, as it's said to bring prosperity for the year ahead. As we gear up for the Lunar New Year on January 28, there's never been a better time to improve your san choy bau game with four variations on this classic Asian starter.
It's hard to go past the classic combination of pork, hoisin sauce and crunchy vegetables, such as water chestnuts and carrots. Try this traditional take on san choy bau lettuce cups for a speedy midweek dinner.
Give the classic pork version a twist by switching the pork mince for chicken mince, adding 3cm ginger cut into matchsticks, and garnishing with coriander leaves and toasted sesame seeds.
Pick up a roast duck from your local Chinese barbecue shop, or some ready-roasted Peking Roast Duck Legs your supermarket. Shred the meat and add to the san choy bau recipe instead of the pork mince. Add matchsticks of ginger and grated orange zest for extra pep.
San choy bau is all about texture, so for a satisfying vegetarian version, replace the pork with 400g mixed Asian mushrooms, 50g bamboo shoots, ginger and extra garlic. Use Lee Kum Kee Vegetarian Stir-fry Sauce instead of the oyster sauce.
Why not create your own san choy bau recipe for our Chinese New Year Cooking Contest? Cook, Snap & Win for your chance to win a $29,000 trip for four to Thailand!
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You can purchase your Dodge Ridge Gift Cards online by clicking the buttons below, or by giving us a call at 209-965-3474
Gift cards are redeemable anywhere on the mountain, including the Sport Shop, and never expire.
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Purchase your kid's gear at the Dodge Ridge Sport Shop and get up to a 40% credit when you trade it in within a year of purchase!
We know how fast kids can grow as does their need for new skis and boots. The trade-up program is an affordable way to purchase new or gently used skis and boots for kids up to age 12. Eligibility begins when you purchase any new skis, boots, or bindings from the Dodge Ridge Sport Shop. Within the first year of the original purchase you can receive a credit – up to 40 percent of the original purchased value – for any exchanges and trade-ups made.
Traded in ski equipment will be evaluated to set a price based on the condition of the equipment with a copy of the original Dodge Ridge receipt. Normal wear is expected, however excessive wear or damage may make some items ineligible for return. All returned equipment must be clean and in resalable condition. If repairs are necessary to bring equipment to saleable condition, repair costs may be deducted from trade-in value. A basic tune-up will be done on all trade-in merchandise as part of the program at no additional cost.
For more details on the Jr Trade Up program, visit the Dodge Ridge Sport Shop or give us a call at (209) 536-5348.
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No matter what the price is, Dodge Ridge will match or beat that price as long as it's for current season hardgoods being sold by an Authorized Dealer. *Inquire in the Dodge Ridge Sport Shop for specific terms and conditions.
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The repair shop provides services such as edging, iron wax, base repair, and base structuring and is located in the Sport Shop (in the lower level of the Creekside Lodge).
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The annual first quarter store closing announcements are trickling in, with electronics seller Best Buy revealing plans to close 50 big-box stores in the U.S. and put its money into 100 new Best Buy Mobile locations.
Best Buy has been concentrating on its smaller-format stores for more than a year, but the closing of 50 full-line stores hints at general weakness in the sales of its main products. Retail industry insiders Retail Traffic spoke to late last year have predicted as much, noting that in the absence of a hot new electronics item (and the increasing competition from Amazon.com, Wal-Mart and specialty sellers like Apple), shoppers don't have a good reason to visit a big-box electronics store.
Up to this point, most of the store closings have come from the book, apparel and footwear retailers.
But the consumer electronics sector appears to be in a particularly perilous situation as well, unless some popular new tech gadget creates a reason for shoppers to visit those stores during the holiday season, Bordwin says. And apparel stores continue to have a hard time. Year-to-date, U.S. apparel retailers tracked by ICSC posted same-store sales growth of just 2.8 percent, compared to the industry-wide growth of 5.1 percent.


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Globe Life Insurance customers can pay for their policy premiums by using either mail, phone or the company's online portal. Customers looking to pay by phone can call Globe Life, click on the automated option that pertains to payment and be connected to a payment representative.Continue Reading
Once connected to a payment representative, customers need to state the amount they need to pay on their policies. Payments by phone can be made by using either a credit card, debit card, checking account or savings account. Cards used for payment must have either a Visa or MasterCard logo on them. Phone payment representatives also provide a payment confirmation number.
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Last Gas Comedy covers anything and everything stand up comedy-related in the great state of Texas! In addition to keeping track of every show and event in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and San Marcos, Last Gas Comedy runs a series of weekly shows in Austin - JabberTalky Tuesday at Ego's and Live at Homer's on Saturdays that serve to showcase local talent all across Texas. Our goal is to serve and support the Texas stand up community at large by informing the public about Texas's unique and vibrant comedy scene.


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Breathless boat out of service for maintenance
The Breathless II boat is currently out of service for maintenance. This will mean that the Breathless IllumiNations cruise and other Breathless excursions will not be available until the boat returns to service.
The "Breathless", available from the Yacht and Beach Club resorts is a sleek mahogany Chris Craft speedboat which takes guests onto Cresent Lake during the day, and which provides an ideal way of seeing the Illuminations fireworks display in Epcot and the Disney MGM Studios fireworks displays at night.
The boat carries up to seven guests, plus a driver / pilot which is included in the cost. Since it has a fixed price per excursion it works out a little expensive for smaller parties, however at just over $20 per guest when full it provides an excellent way of viewing the various fireworks display.
Day-time excursions are priced per half hour, and work out around $80 per half hour. The evening Illuminations cruise takes 45 minutes, and costs $160 for the full cruise. Note in both cases this price is for the full cruise, and not per person.
The Breathless, and the float-boats can both be booked through 407-WDW-PLAY. (939-7529) with bookings being taken up to 90 days in advance. The Breathless in particular is almost always booked as soon as available, so if you plan to book the Breathless you need to be calling the WDW-PLAY number at 07:00 on the 90th day before you want it.
Bookings for the daytime cruises can be made with the Bayside Marina at the Yacht and Beach Club resorts on (407)-934-8000 up to 30 days in advance.
You can upgrade the floatboat for a celebration cruise for 1-6 people for $175+tax and for 7-12 people for $230+tax.
With the celebration cruise you can get a personlized cake, decorations and softdrinks or you can get just champaine with strawberries.
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WILMINGTON, IL --Flowing ice jams are to blame this time for the rising flood waters.A flood warning continues through Thursday for parts of the Chicago area along the Kankakee River.
Wilmington is the hardest hit area. Police have been setting up roadblocks in some places, and some people have been evacuated.
The flood warning is expected to remain in effect through Friday.Residents are being ordered to stay alert because the ice could break apart and move downstream. At the moment, the river levels appear to be falling. This is the second time this month that winter floods have threatened the residents along the Kankakee River. Wilmington is 50 miles southwest of Chicago. The Kankakee River was covered in ice. Around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, it was moving pretty rapidly downstream. But then it ground to a halt. Will County emergency management officials are concerned the ice can stack up and become a flood. Ice dams are unpredictable and can break apart, causing rapidly rising water levels. "A lot of that water was relieved yesterday when the jam moved earlier yesterday. So we can have that pressure build up again," said Harold Damron, Will Co. emergency mgmt. "So long as you have this valve closed and water in this pipe, it will go into the Kankakee," said Ed Rowley, Dresden Nuclear Power Plant engineer. To prevent further ice blockage, Will County emergency management is using warm water from the nearby nuclear power plant to melt the ice. They carry thousands of gallons under a dike and into the river. The system started Monday and will go for 14 days. "Water will flow continuously from the cooling pond out to the Kankakee. Within hours, you'll see the water open up, so you'll see water opening up and the ice melting at that point," said Rowley. Will County officials say the river has receded about a foot and is holding steady, but not before it spilled over into streets and into the yards of a couple dozen homes. Zera Tasch has a dog kennel in her back yard and checked on the building to make sure it was OK. "Everything is fine. Thank God. I got 15 dogs out there. I didn't want to bring them all in," she said. Tasch and other Wilmington residents are relying on that warm water from the Dresden power plant to heat up this river and to get the ice going again. And in the meantime, Will County officials say that a flood warning will be in effect until Friday, when the river should dip below flood stage.


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British actress/model Kelly Brook has confirmed she is single again but denies her love split is related to her close friendship with an ex-boyfriend.
The Piranha 3D star hit headlines on Friday (01Feb13) amid reports she has split from rugby ace Thom Evans after two years together.
The rumour sparked speculation their romance collapsed over Brook's closeness to her former boyfriend Danny Cipriani, but Brook spoke out on Friday to deny anyone else is involved.
In a post on her Twitter.com page, she writes, "Thom and I mutually agreed to go our separate ways some time ago. It had absolutely nothing to do with a third party."
Brook split from Cipriani in June, 2010 and began dating Evans later that year. She announced in March, 2011 that she was pregnant but later suffered a miscarriage.


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Steve Blake named to NBPA executive committee as a vice president
August 22, 2013
By Eric Pincus
Lakers guard Steve Blake has been named as a vice president on the National Basketball Players Assn. Executive Committee. Welcome #thenbpa two newest Executive Committee members VP @SteveBlake5 @ATolliver44 !!! #nbpa2013 - NBPA (@TheNBPA) August 22, 2013 Meeting in Las Vegas, the union voted Clippers all-star Chris Paul as president, replacing Derek Fisher of the Oklahoma City Thunder, whose term expired. Free agent Roger Mason was named first vice president.
Joe Biden arrives in Ukraine as militants seize more buildings in east
April 21, 2014
By Sergei L. Loiko and Carol J. Williams
KIEV, Ukraine - Vice President Joe Biden on Monday embarked on a mission to show U.S. support for Ukraine's embattled interim leaders as pro-Russia gunmen took over more government buildings in eastern Ukraine and the Kremlin's top diplomat blamed Washington for the mounting crisis. Biden was to meet Tuesday with acting Ukrainian President Oleksandr Turchynov and Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk, as well as civil society leaders in Kiev, the capital, before flying back to Washington.
5 Appointed to Vice President Posts at Eagle
June 20, 1985
CARLA LAZZARESCHI and LOS ANGELES COUNTY and Lockheed Corp., Burbank, promoted Anthony G. Van Schaick to vice president and treasurer, succeeding Robert T. McKirahan, who is retiring. Also, Robert C. Johnson was named vice president-contracts and pricing, effective Oct. 1. He replaces Thomas J. O'Hara, now corporate director of contract policy in Lockheed's Washington office. and Gibraltar Savings & Loan Assn., Beverly Hills, named Lois Golde corporate vice president and director of corporate planning. and Brian Carrico was named vice president-corporate banking. and Triton Group Ltd., a diversified Los Angeles company, named its treasurer, Albert M. Bensusen, to the additional post of vice president. and CALIFORNIA and Clorox Co., an Oakland-based household products firm, named Bryant C. Blewett vice president-taxes, Robert J. Diaz vice president and controller and Lyle L. Hoover vice president and treasurer.
Nearly a full year after its executive suite was emptied to save money, a revived Eagle Computer Inc. has replenished its management ranks with the appointment of five vice presidents. Richard Sergo, a consultant who negotiated Garden Grove-based Eagle's new manufacturing agreement with a Korean electronics company, was hired as executive vice president and chief operating officer.
Julie K. Xanders - Senior Vice President and General Counsel
April 14, 2014
Julie K. Xanders is the assistant general counsel/West Coast media of Tribune Co. and serves as senior vice president, legal for the Los Angeles Times. Xanders joined Times Mirror in 1993 as corporate counsel for Times Mirror Cable. She was promoted to assistant general counsel in 1995 for Times Mirror, associate general counsel in 1997, deputy general counsel in 1998, and senior vice president and general counsel for the Los Angeles Times in August 1998. Prior to joining Times Mirror, Xanders worked for four years in private practice with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher as an associate attorney. Born in San Francisco, Xanders earned a doctor of jurisprudence from Boalt Hall School of Law (UC Berkeley)
Nielsen Loses Title of Irvine Co. President : Named Vice Chairman, He Will Continue as Principal Spokesman
September 17, 1986
LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
In another organizational shake-up at the Irvine Co., Thomas H. Nielsen was stripped of the title of president, three months after losing most of his day-to-day administrative authority. Irvine Co. Chairman and majority shareholder Donald Bren said Tuesday that the Newport Beach land development company has eliminated the position of corporate president, which Nielsen held since 1983. Bren also said that in the latest reorganization approved Monday by the Irvine Co.
Phillip L. Williams dies at 90; senior executive with Times Mirror Co.
November 27, 2012
From Los Angeles Times staff reports
Phillip L. Williams, a retired senior executive for Times Mirror Co. who served on its board of directors from 1985 until his retirement in 1993, died Nov. 18 at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica after suffering a heart attack, his family said. The longtime Pacific Palisades resident was 90. Williams joined the parent company of The Times as a vice president in 1969 and held a variety of executive positions, among them senior vice president for newspapers and television, group vice president, vice president for finance, and vice president for corporate programs.
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James Taylor has been promoted to vice president of landscape architecture at the Lightfoot Planning Group.
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April 13, 1989
Lee N. Rosenbaum has been named senior vice president-business affairs for Columbia Pictures, Burbank. He previously was vice president-business affairs.
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Marvin Freedland has been named vice president/counsel in the legal division at Great American Bank.
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Russell Newton - Sr. Vice President, Operations
April 14, 2014
Russ Newton joined The Times in 2000 as director of operations and president at California Community News, one of the Times wholly-owned business units. Before joining The Times, he was director of operations from 1998 to 2000 at Landoll Inc., a Tribune Education company. Previously, he led the packaging department at the Orlando Sentinel in Orlando, Fla., from 1994 to 1998, and the production division, press and packaging areas at the Daily Press in Newport News, Va., from 1987 to 1994. Newton joined Tribune Co. in 1985, serving as a shift supervisor, crew supervisor and trainer at the Chicago Tribune from 1985 to 1987.
Review: 'Geraldine Ferraro: Paving the Way' suggests the road yet traveled
March 21, 2014
By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Although it is an unapologetic celebration of its subject's remarkable life, Showtime's new documentary about Geraldine Ferraro is rimmed with sadness. Some of this is understandable enough. Ferraro died two years ago, after battling blood cancer for more than a decade. "Geraldine Ferraro: Paving the Way," which premieres Friday, is clearly a labor of love by her daughter, filmmaker Donna Zaccaro. But more than that is the "lest we forget" tone that infuses the documentary. In 1984, former vice president and Democratic nominee Walter Mondale's decision to name then Congresswoman Ferraro as his running mate was nothing short of revolutionary.
PASSINGS: Mohammad Qasim Fahim, Ted Bergmann, Melba Hernandez
March 11, 2014
Mohammad Qasim Fahim Influential Afghan vice president Influential Afghan Vice President Mohammad Qasim Fahim, 57, a leading commander in the alliance that fought the Taliban who was later accused with other warlords of targeting civilian areas during the country's civil war, died Sunday of natural causes in Kabul. He had diabetes and other ailments. Fahim was an ethnic Tajik who was the top deputy of Ahmad Shah Massoud, the charismatic Northern Alliance commander who was killed in an Al Qaeda suicide bombing two days before the Sept.
El Salvador's presidential election too close to call
March 9, 2014
By Richard Fausset
MEXICO CITY - El Salvador's presidential runoff was so close Sunday night that election officials declined to name a winner until a final count Monday. Adding to the confusion of the evening, left- and right-wing parties each declared victory, while conservative candidate Norman Quijano, who was trailing by just a few thousand votes, alleged in a blistering speech that the count was fraudulent. With nearly 3 million votes tallied - more than 99% of the total - Quijano, of the right-wing Arena party, was trailing Vice President Salvador Sanchez Ceren, who was a leftist guerrilla during the country's civil war, by 4,403 votes, according to the country's Supreme Electoral Tribunal.
Mike Tannourji - Executive Vice President, Advertising
February 26, 2014
Mike Tannourji was named Executive Vice President, Advertising for the Los Angeles Times Media Group (LATMG) in August 2012 and leads the company¿s sales force. He is responsible for revenue strategy and development that supports LATMG¿s evolving portfolio, including the flagship Los Angeles Times and Hoy Los Angeles, to digital and mobile products. Previously, Tannourji led Ernst & Young¿s business development efforts in Los Angeles, transforming the company¿s sales strategy and culture while working with clients across industry sectors, including start-ups and Fortune 100 companies.
Gwen P. Murakami - Senior Vice President, Administration
February 26, 2014
Gwen P. Murakami was named Senior Vice President, Administration for the Los Angeles Times in February 2008 and oversees human resources, employee communications, public affairs and legal. She served as vice president/human resources from January 2004 after serving as acting director/human resources since December 2003. She was the director/employee relations from 2000 - 2004. In this role, she was responsible for guiding and developing a team of employee relations generalists assigned to internal client groups focused on various workforce issues related to key business initiatives. Murakami joined the Times in 1999 as the senior human resources generalist for the advertising and marketing departments.
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Ralphs Grocery Co., Los Angeles, operator of the Ralphs supermarket chain, announced the following promotions: Alfred A. Marasca, executive vice president-marketing; Alan Reed, senior vice president-finance; Gene Brown, senior vice president-human resources and public relations; Al Gray, group vice president-Northern division; Lee Mueller, group vice president-Southern division, and Terry Peets, group vice president-superstore division.
Davan Maharaj - Editor and Executive Vice President
February 26, 2014
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A.I.S.I.Y. (All I see is you) movie
Another month, another poster! Allways a good thing to see one's work going to the "one sheet" as it's called… The movie will be released on Oct. 27 and we start getting glimpses of the promotion material. This shot of Blake Lively was so hard to get (sequence shot in a narrow bathroom with play with mirrors, for which I was let in for several seconds during a few takes between the 'camera rolling' and 'action' calls! and exiting the blocked set immediately! Anyway, I'm pleased with the reward!
FTKMF [First they killed my father]
Release is upon us on NETFLIX… There, I got some of the front row in the Poster artwork!
EXODUS exhibition in Ankara
For the UNHCR Refugee Day (June 20th, 2107) we had the exhibition traveling to Ankara_Turkey… Here are some snaps of the events, with colleagues: Patrice Valette (curator), Coskun Aral (photographer), Rahman Roslan (Photographer), and UNHCR Turkey Delegation! This was done at the CerModern Museum in Ankara.
Angelina Jolie's film FTKMF release
The NETFLIX feature film made in Cambodia last year by Angelina Jolie is going to Première in Siem Reap on Feb 18. 2017. FIRST THEY KILLED MY FATHER will later this year show on Netflix. I can finally see some use of my 2-weeks work on this shoot. Here is a first story in The Guardian.
Movie "All I See is You" at Toronto Festival
The Marc Forster feature film on which I shoot the Stills last year is slowing getting a life… After showing a première at the Toronto Festival, it look like it will open in 1.000's of theatres early in 2017. So far only one picture is always being use! And you can see more of my pictures on the Facebook link
Exodus_Déja Vu in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
And on early October 2016, I had the chance to participate at another event with an exhibition in KL. Organised by the Gallery Valette, the 10-day event centered on the work of five photographers (myself, Coskun Aral from Turkey, Isa Touma from Aleppo/Syria, Rahman Roslan from Malaysia and Sergey Ponomarev from Russia); as well the now famed picture from Nilüfer Demir of Turkey was exhibited. The event comprised talks at the exhibition with different groups including several international schools, radio interview, and the book signing. My contribution to the event was with my work on the Cambodian refugee crisis of 1979-1980's. The book was produced by Visioncy Ltd and includes our pictures with words from Dr. Marina Mahathir, Edgar Morin and Dr. Murat Erdogan. With a partnering from UNHCR. The show will be replicated in other countries including Turkey and Germany at later dates. See exodus-dejavu.com for updates, as well on the FB page.
Cambodia's Years of Turmoil Show at the FCC Hong Kong
During September 2106, I had a show of 35 images of my take on Cambodia's historical moments from 1975-1982.
Thanks to the great co-ordination of long time friend and colleague Robin Moyer, The venerable Foreign Correspondent Club of Hong Kong pt my historical images on their walls for a the full month of September 2016. It has been a great pleasure to travel again to Hong Kong and meet old friends from the photography world in particular as I have been a frequent traveler to Hong Kong since 1980! Since then I never miss to visit the FCC, one of the few established reporter den on this planet from the time of the of mid-20th century wars in Asia.


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CUPE Local 3936 President Lisa Mason is the newly-elected president of the South Shore District Labour Council.
Mason was elected January 6. She takes over from long-time president Bud Johnson. She is both the first woman to be elected to that position as well as the youngest worker to have been elected president, at age 31.
Mason is a home support worker with the Lunenburg County Home Support Services Society.
As well, CUPE Local 1933 President Dianne Frittenburg was elected as Vice-President of the Labour Council.
Says Mason, "I am really excited to take on this new challenge. Along with the other labour councils across Nova Scotia, we have a number of pressing issues that are facing workers and their families.
"Everything from improving the Canada Pension Plan, reversing the attack on Employment Insurance from the Harper Government and making sure that women and other equality-seeking groups continue to see improvements in their working lives - these issues need to be front and centre in our province and our country."
CUPE Nova Scotia President Danny Cavanagh says, "We are encouraged to see our elected leaders in CUPE taking up the charge for organized labour in the region. Both Lisa and Dianne will do a great job representing workers and making sure workers' voices are heard loud and clear on the South Shore."
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Artie Lange Update: He's Back!
In a bizarre conclusion to the great mystery that lots of people couldn't care less about but that a few people care a lot about, Artie Lange returned to "The Howard Stern Show" this morning.
If chucking a water bottle at your personal assistant, then having to be physically restrained, then quitting on air doesn't get you fired from Sirius radio, then what does? In a bizarre conclusion to the great mystery that lots of people couldn't care less about but that a few people care a lot about, Artie Lange returned, contrite and reasonably controlled, to "The Howard Stern Show" this morning. The show tried feebly to draw out the tension as to whether Lange was in the studio — ah, the wonderful blindness of radio — as caller after caller asked if "he quit or what." Then one caller blew the show's cover when he recognized Lange's laugh. Then Lange said. "Yes, I am here." Then he apologized.
Apparently, Lange spent much of that latter part of last week fielding concerned calls from everyone from Mel Karmazin to David Spade to Jimmy Kimmel. (Spade even offered to let Lange crash at his house for awhile, though as Stern pointed out, "Staying at David Spade's house may not be the best thing.") He's realized that the Stern show is his "family," leaving fans to wager on when the next outburst will come. One caller asked Howard, "Why does he get chance after chance after chance?," which Stern neglected to answer.
As for Teddy, the beleaguered assistant and water-bottle target in question, he's apparently still in Lange's employ, and Lange called him "a good kid." Which will, one suspects, stave off the lawsuit, at least for now. —Adam Sternbergh
Earlier: How Would You Like to Be Artie Lange's New Assistant?
Will Artie Lange Be Back on 'Howard Stern' Monday?


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Walter,The Mugo (pic 2) is a sheer delight to watch. Gave me immense pleasure just seeing it.Thanks for posting.Regards,Shaukat
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