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A poet of the Beat Generation, John Wieners was born near Boston in 1934. Wieners
graduated from Boston College in 1954 with an A.B. in English. Later that year,
he found himself walking past a café where the poet Charles Olson was reading,
and decided on the spot to pursue poetry. Thereafter he became involved in the
beat scene, reading and traveling all over the United States and also studying
at Black Mountain College and SUNY-Buffalo (under Olson himself). Although felled
by personal problems at various points in his career, Wieners published many
volumes of poetry, notably The Hotel Wentley Poems (1958), Ace of
Pentacles (1964) and Nerves (1970). Weiners died in 2002.
The John Wieners papers includes poems and drafts of poems, most of which are undated. Also included is a manuscript journal from 1970 to 1972 which was posthumously published as A Book of Prophecies in 2007.
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if upon moving to a vacant cube at work you found "HOT SEX-- 1000 erotic tips for men and women" book left in a drawer? After the initial shock and a giggle, an obvious question creeps into your mind: What were they thinking? Did that person really think that it would be cute and funny and morale building to leave something like that as a parting gift for future generations of corporate slaves? Or did they keep the treasure in their desk for personal use and read it casually in the lunchroom covered by a bland-looking Newsweek? The same lunchroom where the BIG BOSS would throw away an issue of Cosmopolitan left for community reading because of its provocative headlines? Evem worse, is that the reason they would spend way too much time in the office bathroom?
Or maybe the book owner was ashamed to bring this masterpiece home so they decided that hiding it in a corporate environment was a safer choice? Really? Have you heard of a desk audit or "he's out today so I am just going to see if I can find that TPR report in his desk" scenario?
While I am all for improving this nation's intimate life and fully support the idea that informed sex is better sex, nothing disturbs me more and makes me want to go wash my hands, or better yet, take a disinfectant shower than an idea of a co-worker studying "Tip #78-- G-spot: Myth or Reality?" during business hours in a cubicle next to me!
P.S. For those of you who have/had the joy of working in the same office with me, the initials of the former co-worker in question is ML. I can see Genya running for that disinfectant shower right now!


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A local group has called on Fife Council to make clearer the future of a key pathway throughout Levenmouth.
CLEAR environment group has said more needs to be done to draw the public's attention to possible infringement on public access ways and green space at two of the area's big developments – the new Levenmouth High School and the new Low Carbon Energy Park.
Work has already started at both the energy park, sited at the former Diosynth site off of Percival Road, and the new school which is due to open to pupils for the new term in August 2016.
However, the CLEAR team has raised concerns about a public right of way which runs through the energy park site, from Percival Road to Eagle Road and then down to Starkies Woods and the current Buckhaven High School before continuing on to Methillhill.
The path is part of a CLEAR Gold Medal Route, which was created after the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Ken Haig, CLEAR lead volunteer, said: "CLEAR want to ensure this essential right of way is retained despite any industrial development around it since it is well used by local residents and a key link in the Core Paths network around Levenmouth."
The group believes that the new developments, especially the school, can be an opportunity to energise the whole paths network encouraging not only school and college students - and their parents - to walk or cycle the network and thereby reduce unnecessary road traffic.
Mr Haig added: "We have raised this in public consultation and in private discussions with officials and councillors but received no satisfactory reply to date.
"If the Council is serious about consultation, then we expect more."
It is expected that CLEAR will meet with Dave Paterson, area services manager for Levenmouth, to discuss the issue in the coming weeks.
Meanwhile, staff and volunteers at CLEAR are looking forward to starting the Starkies Woods Regeneration & Community Garden project soon, after plans were first spoken about years ago. Now thanks to an agreement between Fife Council and Wemyss estate, a new tendering process for the work can begin.
This was carried out previously in 2013, however due to the time taken to carry out the public access agreement, it must now take place again.
It is hoped that the tendering process will be complete within the next few weeks, so that work can start and finish by mid-2015.


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As a complement to the Violence and Trauma Group Study, there will be a Tuesday Night Film Series shown this semester on campus (open to the Berkeley community). The films tell the stories of violence survivors in their own words, from their own unique perspectives.
The films correspond with several areas of focus which the group study will be researching over the semester, and viewing the films together will enrich the students' learning experiences. There will be time for debriefing and discussion after each film and resources for how people can get involved with solutions at a variety of levels.
Films will be shown on Tuesdays from 5-7pm at the Media Resource Center, in the basement of Moffitt library (Group Viewing Room B).
February 5
Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq
In a war that has left more than 25,000 wounded, Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq looks at a new generation of veterans. Executive Producer James Gandolfini interviews ten Soldiers and Marines who reveal their feelings on their future, their severe disabilities and their devotion to America. The documentary surveys the physical and emotional cost of war through memories of their "alive day," the day they narrowly escaped death in Iraq.
February 12
Until The Violence Stops
Until the Violence Stops features playwright and activist Eve Ensler in a powerful film that documents how The Vagina Monologues grew into an international grassroots movement called V-Day to stop violence against women and girls. In 2002, eight hundred cities around the world participated in V-Day by staging benefit performances of The Vagina Monologues. Until the Violence Stops shows women from Harlem to Ukiah, California; from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to the Philippines and Kenya, uniting and courageously revealing their intimate and deeply painful experiences with abuse ranging from rape to female circumcision.... More than just testimonies and performances, Until the Violence Stops is a film about empowerment and the importance of dialogue in the healing process. A celebration of women reclaiming their bodies and lives, this moving documentary leaves us with hope that change can happen.
February 25
Lost Boys of Sudan
Lost Boys of Sudan is a feature-length documentary that follows two Sudanese refugees on an extraordinary journey from Africa to America. Orphaned as young boys in one of Africa's cruelest civil wars, Peter Dut and Santino Chuor survived lion attacks and militia gunfire to reach a refugee camp in Kenya along with thousands of other children. From there, remarkably, they were chosen to come to America. Safe at last from physical danger and hunger, a world away from home, they find themselves confronted with the abundance and alienation of contemporary American suburbia.
March 11
Ghosts of Rwanda
"Ghosts of Rwanda," a special two-hour Frontline documentary to mark the 10th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide -- a state-sponsored massacre in which some 800,000 Rwandans were methodically hunted down and murdered by Hutu extremists as the U.S. and international community refused to intervene -- examines the social, political, and diplomatic failures that converged to enable the genocide to occur.... Through interviews with key government officials, diplomats, soldiers, and survivors of the slaughter, "Ghosts of Rwanda" presents groundbreaking, first-hand accounts of the genocide from those who lived it: the diplomats on the scene who thought they were building peace only to see their colleagues murdered; the Tutsi survivors who recount the horror of seeing their friends and family slaughtered by Hutu friends and co-workers; and the U.N. peacekeepers in Rwanda who were ordered not to intervene in the massacre happening all around them. The documentary features interviews with Canadian Gen. Romeo Dallaire, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, and former National Security Adviser Anthony Lake as well as haunting interviews with the Hutu killers themselves, and a powerful interview with BBC journalist Fergal Keane who travelled through Rwanda as the genocide was drawing to a close
April 1
Grbavica: Land of My Dreams
This is a Bosnian film about the aftermath of sexual violence and war, even many years later. It won many film awards, including a Golden Bear at the Berlin film festival. The plot summary is: Sara (Luna Mijovic) is a young girl whose class plans to go on a school trip. Since children of fallen warriors in the last war are not suppose to pay, Sara thinks that she is one of them (because her mother told her that her father got killed in war). Esma (Mirjana Karanovic), her mother Esma has two things to deal with: the explanation to her only child that she was raped-- that Sara's father is not a fallen warrior, and she has to collect the money for her daughter to go to the school trip. Esma gets a job as a waitress at a nightclub and is confronted with memories and fears from the past as Sara becomes increasingly rebellious and demanding of information about her father.
April 15
Beyond the Call
In an Indiana Jones meets Mother Teresa adventure, three middle-aged men, former soldiers and modern-day knights travel the world delivering life-saving humanitarian aid directly into the hands of civilians and doctors. Ed Artis, James Laws and Walt Ratterman inspire through deeds not words, in some of the most dangerous yet beautiful places on Earth, the front lines of war. Knightsbridge International is a unique humanitarian organization, whose motto is "High Adventure and Service to Humanity." They explain, "We're not there to change anybody's politics, we're not in the God business, and we pay our own way." They add simply, We do what we can, when we can, because we can.
Topics List: Spring 2008
- Week 1: Introduction and Self-Care
- Week 2: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives
- Week 3: Biopsychosocial Impact of Trauma
- Week 4: Violence Against Women
- Week 5: Religion, Race, Ethnicity, and Violence
- Week 6: Etiologies of Violence; Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence
- Week 7: Child Sexual Abuse; Suicide and Self-Harm
- Week 8: War, Crimes Against Humanity, and Genocide
- Week 9: Poverty and Violence in Oakland & Bayview-Hunter's Point
- Week 10: Rape as a Weapon of War; Violence Against LGBT people
- Week 11: Interventions for Trauma (with Greg Merrill)
- Week 12: Child-Parent Psychotherapy
- Week 13: Truth & Reconciliation in the Aftermath of Violence (with David Androff)
- Week 14: Violence, Trauma and Social Work (student presentations)
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali
- Submission Part 1 (a short film in which the words of the Koran are written on women's bodies as they speak their stories of violence and trauma)
- "Infidel" (her autobiography of growing up a refugee and becoming a member of the Dutch Parliament)
- "The Caged Virgin" (her essays about women and Islam)
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Sales pitches are a struggle if you can't engage your audience's interest, and some presentation tools – such as the ubiquitous Powerpoint – can be more successful at sending prospective clients to sleep than getting them to buy your product! Here Matt Ford explains why a professionally made video or digital animation is ideal for spicing up pitches.
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Four years ago we were asked to breathe new life into Music Week Directory, a print publication that was suffering falling revenues due to increased competition from the internet and the economic downturn.
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This August marks the anniversary of the first of many commissions from Millennium Hotels and Resorts. It's been a fast-paced twelve months, but marvelous fun!
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Dongcheon Eunhaengnamu-gil (Ginkgo Tree Road) Art Market opened on April 1st.
The art market sells various handicrafts and art pieces; it also holds cultural performances for the enjoyment of visitors. The market opened about 70 times last year and received a positive response from visitors.
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By Dustin Cabeal
Sun Bakery is a comic anthology written and illustrated by Corey Lewis. It's pretty rare in anthologies to find one creator doing everything, but here it seems Lewis had more than one idea he wanted to work on and so instead of reading just one awesome tale from Lewis, we have three. And I'm not complaining. The first tale is called "Arem, " and it's easy, o sum up… its basically Metroid with its own twist. Arem is also our character's name as we see her working out and getting geared up in her not-Metroid, but totally Metroid battle suit. She heads down to a planet and begins capturing videos. I won't spoil the subject for you because they're quite funny. This is a humorous story which makes it even better. If it was straight up homaging it's influences I don't think, I would have liked it. The fact that it's goofy makes it entertaining to read.
"Arem" is colored in all purple hues. This is important to point out because it gives this story a distinct look which is true of each story in the issue. The color hues also serve to give it a very sci-fi look as well.
The second story is called "Dream Skills," and it was by far my favorite of the issue. I won't tell you much about the story since the story is about the world and it does an incredible job of explaining the world without it being annoying or exposition-y. I mean there is basically a lot of exposition, but Lewis finds a way to make it flow naturally with the world. This is also the longest story of the issue. The short and sweet gist is that we all have force fields naturally occurring around us so guns are useless and the only way you can hurt someone is with a blade. Meaning the era of swords is upon us again. There's a lot more to the story though so read it.
The art for "Dream Skills" is colored in all pink and a yellowish tan. It's a great look for the story and again made it distinct from the other two tales. I really enjoyed the art for this tale the most. Granted the comic is all in the same style, but I think the world was so appealing that it boosted the art here.
There's more to the issue, but I'm going to leave it there for you so you have some surprises. There's another story and some bonus content that's been added since we first presented the series on the site.
Overall the writing is solid. The first and last story don't have a ton of dialogue or story development, but they're well put together, especially for an anthology. They present enough of the world to interest you and bring you back for more. "Dream Skills" has the most story and dialogue and it's very good. Not just the world that's created, but the two female characters we meet are interesting, but different from each other. That's distinct already in how they talk to each other. In general, the world building here is skilled and frankly left me wanting more of each story.
The art overall is really fucking good. You can see Lewis' influences in his style, but it's his presentation and coloring that really makes his style distinct and all his own. Particularly the balance and use of gradients on "Dream Skills" was wonderful. Usually gradients in a comic is the kiss of death, but here it worked for the world and frankly looked cool. All of the character designs were extremely cool looking. These are characters you want to dress as because they're so iconic looking.
When I look at this book it's exactly what I want from an indie comic. It's professional work, but it's doing what it wants and doing it well. That's the key difference, breaking the storytelling and "comic rules" is only good when you're good or better. Lewis bends the medium to his will and it's pretty damn great to read because of it. Books like Sun Bakery is why I read indie comics and I wish more comics were to this level of talent.
Score: 5/5
Sun Bakery #1
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Karamoja To Get Gold Refinery
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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni speaking at this year's State of the Nation address, which was also the second sitting of the first session of the 10th parliament, at Serena Hotel Kampala, revealed that government will build a cement factory and gold refinery in Karamoja sub region to add value to the minerals in the area.
He said countries like Uganda, Tanzania, Congo, South Sudan export unpurified gold for which US$970 per ounce is earned yet more money can be got if the mineral is purified before export. The president revealed that an ounce of purified pure gold goes for US$ 1,212 when exported.
Karamoja sub region, located in north eastern Uganda, alongside most parts of eastern Uganda (Mbale, Busia, Bugiri, Namayingo) have scattered deposits of gold and other commercially viable minerals that are yet to be fully extracted. The little gold from that part of the country is produced through artisanal means by local people.
"Therefore, the artisanal mining needs to be monitored and guided so that they do not become part of the haemorrhage," the president said in his speech. He said these artisanal miners should be regulated and what they are harvesting should be known and recorded.
"At the same time, three things should be happening. One, exploration by licensed people should continue. Nobody should stop properly equipped scientific exploration to continue," he added.
A gold refinery, as the president has promised will go a long way in elevating the value of gold mined in the region. President Museveni said 'our gold should make fine jewellery and create jobs for our people.'
Karamoja, a dominantly pastoral region, turns to gold to earn a living. The artisanal mining is mainly conducted by women and children using rudimentary methods and tools. It has health implication to the miners which must also be addressed. The promise by the music comes as good music to the people of Karamoja.


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Friday, June 10, 2011
Do you see....
while the stars are sparkling on a
dark multi-colors blanket awaiting the
moon for it's beautiful dreams freely
given to mankind.
We are hearing the wind laughing
in a not too distant land.
Beautiful flowers are blooming
with dews dancing in the air and
longing for spring divesting it's
cold clocks, enjoying the gentle sun
spreading the vibrant shining drying
tears falling for heart is warmed just for me?
Do you see... nature is slowly awakening,
the spring breeze gently swaze a twig or
a leaf touching the silk light
calling for the rain to cease and
create a magic rainbow for me to
try to recreate with a box in my hands,
I did try, to no avail, my box is not
capable to recreate what spring is
bringing me freely.
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The Bible is the authoritative Word of God. It was written by human authors, under inspiration of the Holy Spirit. It is the supreme source of truth for Christian beliefs and living. It bears witness to Jesus Christ the living word.
About God
God the Father is the Creator and Ruler of the universe. Unlimited in time, space, knowledge, and power, the Father has planned for His glory all that comes to pass and purposed from eternity to redeem a people for Himself. In His sovereignty, He is neither author nor approver of sin, nor does He negate the accountability of moral, intelligent creatures. Although distinct from His creation, He is imminently at work in it.
About Jesus
Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God. On earth, Jesus was 100% God and 100% man. He is the only man ever to have lived a sinless life. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, performed miracles, died on the cross for mankind and thus, atoned for our sins through the shedding of His blood. He rose from the dead on the third day according to the Scriptures, ascended to the right hand of the Father, and will return again in power and glory.
About The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is co-equal with the Father and the Son of God. He is present in the world to make men aware of their need for Jesus Christ. He also lives in every Christian from the moment of salvation. He provides the Christian with power for living, understanding of spiritual truth, and guidance in doing what is right. He gives every believer a spiritual gift when they are saved. Christians should seek to live under His control daily.
About The Trinity
There is one co-equal and co-eternal God existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
About Mankind
Men and women were created in the spiritual image of God, to be like Him in character. They are the supreme object of God's creation and not from any previously existing form of life. Although every person has potential for good, all are marred by disobedience toward God called "sin". This attitude separates people from God and causes many problems in life.
About Salvation
We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ; His death, burial, and resurrection. Salvation is a gift from God, not a result of good works or any human effort.
About Eternity
After we die we will either exist for eternity in hell, separated from God because of our sin or eternally in heaven with God through forgiveness and salvation in Jesus Christ. Heaven and hell are real places of eternal existence. Only those who believe in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ and confess him as their Lord and savior will go to heaven for all eternity.


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¨ Personal Details
Shalva Jessica Weil
Place of birth: London
Date of Immigration: 29.11.1972
Work address: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University
Work Telephone: 02 588 2100
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Home address: 7 Rehov Dan, Jerusalem 93509
Cellular Telephone: 052 608127
Scientific Publications – published
a) Monographs (refereed with academic committee)
1. 2000a India, The Larger Immigrations from Eastern Countries, Jerusalem: Ben-Zvi Institute and the Ministry of Education. (Hebrew).
2. 2000b The Unique and the Unifying: Religious and Secular Schoolchildren and their Parents at Keshet School, Jerusalem: The NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
3. 1997 Ethiopian High School Graduates of the Educational System in Israel, 1987-1989: Past, Present and Future, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
4. 1991a One-Parent Families among Ethiopian Immigrants in Israel, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
5. 1991b The Changing Religious Tradition of Ethiopian Jews in Israel: a Teachers' Guide, Jerusalem: The Ministry of Education & Culture & NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
6. 1989 The Religious Beliefs and Practices of Ethiopian Jews in Israel, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University (Second edition). (Hebrew).
7. 1985 The Dynamics of Community Schools in Israel: an Ethnography, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
b) Bibliography
1. 2001 Bibliography of Ethiopian Jewry, Paris: SOSTEJE (Society for the Study of Ethiopian Jewry).
c) Editorship of collective volumes
1. 2003 (forthcoming) [1] A View from the Margin: the State of the Art of Indo-Judaic Studies (N. Katz, S. Weil and P. Kumarswamy eds.) Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2. 2002 Indian Jewish Heritage: Ritual, Art and Life-Cycle (S. Weil ed.), Mumbai: Marg Publications. Review
3. 1999 Roots and Routes: Ethnicity and Migration in Global Perspective (S. Weil ed.), Jerusalem: The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University.
4. 1997 Ethiopian Jews in the Limelight (S. Weil ed.), Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
5. 1995 Guest editor, Special Issue on Ethiopian Jewry, Israel Social Science Research, Vol. 10, No.2.
6. 1984 From Cochin to Israel, (S. Weil ed.) Jerusalem: Kumu Berina. (Hebrew).
d) Chapters in collective volumes
2003a (Accepted for publication). "Motherland and fatherland
as dichotomous diasporas: the Case of the Bene Israel", in: L. Anteby,
W. Berthomiere and G. Sheffer (eds.) 2000 ans de diasporas, Rennes:
Presses Universitaires de Rennes,
2. 2003b (Accepted for publication). 'It's good that I was at a dormitory school – but I wouldn't have chosen to be there': attitudes of Ethiopian immigrants to the educational tracks in which they studied", in: P. Peri and M. Tzellermeir (eds.) Education for Difference, Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hameuchad. (Hebrew).
3. 2003c (Accepted for publication). "Cultural and Organizational Factors in an Ethnographic study of A-typical Schools", in Ethnographic Organizational Studies.
4. 2003d (Accepted for Publication). "Abraham Adgeh: The Perfect English Gentleman", in: E. Trevisan-Semi and T. Parfitt (eds.) Ethiopian Jewry in Historical and Contemporary Times, London: Curzon Press.
5. 2002a "The Heritage and Legacy of Indian Jews". In: S. Weil (ed.) Indian Jewish Heritage: Ritual, Art and Life-Cycle, Mumbai: Marg Publications.
6. 2002b "Bene Israel Rites and Routines". In: S. Weil (ed.) Indian Jewish Heritage: Ritual, Art and Life-Cycle, Mumbai: Marg Publications.
7. 1999a "Collective Rights and Perceived Inequality: The Case of Ethiopian Jews in Israel", in Tim Allen and John Eade eds. Divided Europeans: Understanding Ethnicities in Conflict, The Hague/London/Boston: Kluwer Law International, pp.127-144.
8. 1999b "From Persecution to Freedom: Central European Jewish Refugees and their Jewish Host Communities in India", in Anil Bhatti and Johannes H. Voigt eds. Jewish Exile in India 1933-1945, New Delhi: Manohar and Max Mueller Bhavan, pp.64-84.
9. 1999c "The Life and Death of Solomon Isaac", in Tudor Parfitt and Emanuela Trevisan Semi eds. The Beta Israel in Ethiopia and Israel: Studies on the Ethiopian Jews, London: Curzon Press, pp.40-49.
10. 1999d "Ethnicity and Migration in Global Perspective", in Shalva Weil ed. Roots and Routes, Jerusalem: Magnes, pp.11-22.
11. 1998a "Festivals and Cyclical Events of the Year" in J. Harrison, R. Wolfert and R. Levitov eds. Culture – Differences in the World and in Israel: a Reader in Sociology for Junior High Schools, University of Tel-Aviv: Institute of Social Research and Ministry of Education, Pedagogic Administration, pp. 149-160. (Hebrew).
12. 1998b "Elementary School" in J. Harrison, R. Wolfert and R. Levitov eds. Culture – Differences in the World and in Israel: a Reader in Sociology for Junior High Schools, University of Tel-Aviv: Institute of Social Research and Ministry of Education, Pedagogic Administration, pp. 174-177. (Hebrew).
13. 1997a "Introduction: Ethiopian Jews in the Limelight", in Shalva Weil ed. Ethiopian Jews in the Limelight, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
14. 1997b " Collective Designations and Collective Identity of Ethiopian Jews" in Shalva Weil ed. Ethiopian Jews in the Limelight, Jerusalem: NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University. (Hebrew).
15. 1996 "Double Conversion among the 'Children of Menasseh,'" in Georg Pfeffer & Deepak Kumar Behera eds. Contemporary Society Tribal Studies, New Delhi: Concept, pp.84-102.
16. 1994 "Yom Kippur: the Festival of Closing the Doors," in Hananya Goodman ed. Between Jerusalem & Benares: Comparative Studies in Judaism & Hinduism, State University of New York Press, pp.85-100.
17. 1993 "Women & Language in Israel," in Yael Azmon & Dafna N. Izraeli eds. Women in Israel, New Brunswick & London: Transaction Publishers, pp.363-377.
18. 1988a "Proximal Households' among Bene Israel Indian Jews in Israel" in Lea Shamgar-Handelman & Rosella Palomba eds. Alternative Patterns of Family Life in Modern Societies, Roma: Consiglio Nazionale della Ricerche, Institute di Recerche Sulta Popolazione, pp.87-103.
19. 1988b "The Influence of Caste Ideology in Israel," in M. Gottesmann ed. Cultural Transition: the Case of Immigrant Youth, Jerusalem: Magnes Press, pp.150-161.
20. 1987 "Anthropology becomes Home: Home becomes Anthropology," in Anthony Jackson ed., Anthropology at Home, ASA Monograph No. 25, London: Tavistock Publications pp.196-212.
21. 1986a "A Comparison of Christians & Jews in South India," in Tim Timberg ed., The Jews of India, Delhi: Vikas Publication pp.177-204.
22. 1986b "An Overview of Research on the Bene Israel," in Tim Timberg ed., The Jews of India, Delhi: Vikas Publication pp.12-27.
23. 1985a "Ethnicity & the Family: a Q-study of Israeli Children," in Alex Weingrod ed., Studies in Israeli Ethnicity: After the Ingathering, New York: Gordon & Breach pp.81-103.
24. 1985b "Interpersonal Relations & Uses of Language among Bene Israel in Israel" in Shlomo Deshen & Moshe Shokeid eds. Oriental Jews, Jerusalem: Schocken, pp.306-311. (Hebrew).
25. 1982 "Contacts Between the Bene Israel and the Holy Land from the Eighth Century B.C.E. until 1948: An Ethno-historical Perspective," in I. Ben-Ami ed., The Sephardi & Oriental Jewish Heritage, Jerusalem: Magnes Press, The Hebrew University, 1982, pp.165-178.
e) Refereed articles and refereed letters in scientific journals
1. 2003a (accepted for publication). "Orientalism and Oriental Jews", Pe'amim.
2. 2003b (accepted for publication) (with D. Roer-Strier) "The Unique and the Unifying: Children's Narratives of Cultural Differences", European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, Vol.11, No. 1.
2003c (accepted for publication) "Lost Israelites from North-East
India: Re-Traditionalisation and Conversion among the Shinlung from the Indo-Burmese
Borderlands", Studies of Tribes and Tribals, Vol. 1, No. 1 (inaugural
4. 2002 "Bene Israel Rites and Routines", Marg: A Magazine of the Arts, Vol. 54, No.2: 26-37.
5. 1999a "An Ethnographic Encounter", Anthropology and Humanism, Vol. 24, No.2: 189.
6. 1999b "Flora Samuel", Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2: 150-151.
7. 1997a "Religion, Blood and the Equality of Rights: The Case of the Ethiopian Jews in Israel," International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 4: 397-412.
8. 1997b "Changing of the Guard: Leadership among Ethiopian Jews in Israel", Journal of Social Studies, Vol. 1, No.4: 301-307.
9. 1996a "Religious Leadership vs. Secular Authority: the Case of the Bene Israel", The Eastern Anthropologist, Vol. 49, Nos. 3& 4: 301-316 .
10. 1996b "Lisa Gilad", Anthropology Today, Vol. 12, No. 5:25.
11. 1995a "It Is Futile to Trust in Man: Methodological Difficulties in Studying Non- Mainstream Populations with Reference to Ethiopian Jews in Israel," Human Organisation, Vol. 54, No.1:1-9.
12. 1995b "Introduction: Ethiopian Jews in the Limelight," in Shalva Weil (ed.). Special Issue on Ethiopian Jewry, Israel Social Science Research, Vol. 10, No.2: iii-viii.
13. 1995c "Collective Designations and Collective Identity among Ethiopian Jews," in Shalva Weil, ibid: pp.25-40.
14. 1994 "The Secular & Religious Elite among the Bene Israel Jews in India", Pe'amim 60:49-63. (Hebrew).
15. 1991 "Beyond the Sambatyon: the Myth of the Ten Lost Tribes," Ariel, Nos. 85-86:25-31.
16. 1989 "Ethiopian Jews in Israel: A Survey of Research & Documentation," Jewish Folklore & Ethnology Review, Vol. II, No. 1-2:28-32.
17. 1987a "An Elegy in Amharic on Dr. Faitlovitch", Pe'amim 33:125-127. (Hebrew).
18. 1987b "In Memoriam: Yona Bogale", Pe'amim 33:140-144. (Hebrew).
19. 1986 "The Language & Ritual of socialization: Birthday Parties in a Kindergarten Context," Man (N.S.) Vol.21:329-341.
20. 1983a "Women & Language in Israel," International Journal of the Sociology of Language, Vol. 41:77-91.
21. 1983b "The Effect of Ethnic Origin on Children's Perceptions of their Families," Journal of Comparative Family Studies, Vol. XIV, No.3: 347-366.
22. 1982 "Symmetry between Christians and Jews in India: the Cnanite Christians and the Cochin Jews of Kerala," Contributions to Indian Sociology, Vol. 16, No. 2: 175-196.
23. 1981 "Family Perceptions among Pre-Adolescent Children in Israel," (in collaboration with Rami Benbenishty), in F. Martinson ed., 'Special Issue: The Child & the Family,' in Journal of Comparative Family Studies. Vol. XII, No. 1:51-61.
24. 1980a "The State of Research into Bene Israel Indian Jews," Indian Economic and Social History Review, Vol XVII, No.4:397-408.
25. 1980b "Literature of the Jews of India," in H. Jason ed., 'Folk Literature of the People of Israel,' in Journal of Indian Folkloristics, Vol. 3, No. 5/6: 58-71.
26. 1977a "Names & Identity among the Bene Israel," Ethnic Groups, Vol. I, No.3: 201-219.
27. 1977b "Verbal Interaction among the Bene Israel," International Journal of the Sociology of Language, Vol. 13:71-85.
28. 1977c "Verbal Interaction among the Bene Israel," Linguistics Vol.193:71-85.
29. 1974 "Bene Israel in Britain," New Community, Vol.3, Nos. 1-2: 87-91.
f) Un-referred articles and publications
1. 2001 "The Jewish Communities of India" in A. Mizrachi and A. Ben-David (eds.)", The Tribes-Evidence of Israel: Exile, Immigrations, Absorption, Contribution and Integration, Netanya: Association for Society and Culture, Documentation and Research, pp. 272-281. (Hebrew).
2. 1995a "Representations of Leadership among Ethiopian Jews," in Steven Kaplan, Tudor Parfitt and Emanuela Trevisan Semi (eds.), Between Africa & Zion, Proceedings of the second SOSTEJE conference in Venice, Jerusalem: Ben-Zvi Institute, pp.230-239.
3. 1995b "Remote Jewish Communities" in Ely Ben-Gal, The People of the Menorah, Tel-Aviv: Maccabi World Union, pp.68-73.
4. 1994 "The Cultural Background of Ethiopian Immigrants and the Transition to Israeli Society" in Gila Noam ed., Achievements and Challenges in the Absorption of Ethiopian Immigrants, Jerusalem: JDC-Brookdale Institute, pp.145-156. (Hebrew).
5. 1990 "Religious Customs and Beliefs of Ethiopian Jews", Hareshut Hanetuna, 5:18-21. (Hebrew).
Review Essay
1. 2001 (October) Review article on the Jews of India, with special reference to The Jews of India by B.J. Israel (New Delhi: Mosaic Books, 1998) Biblio: A Review of Books, (New Delhi, Manohar), Vol. 6, Nos. 9 &10:18-19.
Book Reviews in Scientific Journals
1. 2003 The Book of Esther by Esther David, (Viking by Penguin Books India, 2002) Biblio: A Review of Books (New Delhi, Manohar)
2. 2002a (Accepted for publication) Return to Nisa! by Marjorie Shostak (Harvard University Press, 2001) Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
3. 2002b Letters to Auntie Fori by Martin Gilbert (New York: Schocken, 2002) Biblio: A Review of Books, (New Delhi, Manohar).
4. 2002c (Accepted for publication) Roots and Rites by Ton Dekker, John Helsloot, Carla Wijers (eds.) (Amsterdam:Het Spinhuis, 2000) Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
5. 2002d (Accepted for publication) Jewish Portraits, Indian Frames by Jael Silliman (Seagull Books, published by Brandeis University Press and University Press of New England) International Journal of Hindu Studies.
6. 2001 The Jews of India by B.J. Israel (New Delhi: Mosaic Books, 1998) Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies, Vol. 4: 119-122.
7. 1999 The Inter-Cultural Experience- a Reader in Anthropology by Moshe Shokeid and Shlomo Deshen eds. (Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv: Shocken, 1988) Pe'amim Vol. 77: 152-154. (Hebrew).
8. 1998a Jews of the Raj by Mavis Hyman (London: Hyman Publishers, 1996) The Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies, Vol. 1, No. 1:105-107.
9. 1998b Contemporary Society: Childhood and Complex Order by Georg Pfeffer and Deepak Kumar Behera eds. (New Delhi: Manak Publications 1996), Journal of Social Studies, Vol. 2, No. 4: 289-290.
10. 1997 Torah and Veda by Barbara Holdrege (State University of New York Press, Albany), International Journal of Hindu Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2: 427-428.
11. 1995 Surviving Salvation by Ruth Westheimer & Steve Kaplan (New York University Press, 1993), Journal of Religion in Africa, Vol.25, No.1:111-112.
12. 1989 Music, Ritual & Falasha History by Kay Kaufman Shelemay (Michigan State University, 1986), Journal of Religion in Africa, Vol. 19, No.3:276-280.
13. 1985 The Bene Israel in India: Some Studies by Benjamin J. Israel (Bombay: Orient Longman, 1984), Asian & African Studies, Vol. 19, No. 1:131-132.
14. 1981 Childminder by Brian & Sonia Jackson (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1979), Journal of Marriage & the Family, Vol. 43, No.1:227-229.
Encyclopedia Entries
1. 2003 (Accepted for Publication). "Ethiopian Jewish Women", Jewish Women-A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia, M. Shalvi, ed. Jerusalem: Shalvi Publishing.
2002a "Abraham Adgeh", Encyclopedia Aethiopica, S. Uhlig, ed.
Wiesbaden, p.48.
2002b "Judaism-South Asia", Encyclopedia of Modern Asia,
Levinson, David and Karen Christensen, et al., eds. New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons, Vol. 3, pp. 284-286.
2002c "Cochin Jews", Encyclopedia of World Cultures Supplement,
Ember, Carol R., Melvin Ember, and Ian Skoggard, eds. New York: Macmillan
Reference USA, 2002, pp. 78-80.
5. 2002d "Judaism South Asia", Encyclopedia of Modern Asia, Levinson, David and Karen Christensen, et al., eds. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 2002.
2000 "Ethiopia", Reader's Guide to Judaism, (Michael Terry
ed.), New York: Fitzroy Dearborn, pp. 170-1.
1999 "Bene Israel"; "Cochin Jews", Encyclopedia Judaica Cd-Rom,
1997 "Bene Israel", The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion,
(R.J. Zwi Werblowsky and Geoffrey Wigoder eds. in chief), New York, Oxford:
Oxford University Press, p. 113.
1996a "Ethiopian Jews", Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East,
(Reeva S. Simon, Philip Mattar, Richard W. Bulliet eds.), New York: Macmillan,Vol.
1996b "Bene Israel", Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East, (Reeva
S. Simon, Philip Mattar, Richard W. Bulliet eds.), New York: Macmillan, Vol.
1994 "India, Zionism In", "Indian Jews in Israel", Encyclopedia of Zionism
and Israel (Geoffrey Wigoder ed.) Associated University Presses, pp. 651-653.
1992 "Bene Israel", "Cochin Jews," Encyclopedia of World Cultures,
(Paul Hockings ed.) Boston, Mass: G.K. Hall & Co., Vol. 3 (South Asia):27-29
& 71-73.
13. 1989 "Bene Israel"; "Lost Tribes", Encyclopedia of Judaism, (Geoffrey Wigoder ed.) Jerusalem Publishing House, pp. 109-110 & 714-715.
Museum Catalogues (and CDs)
1. 2002 The Bene Israel of India, in Eliyahoo Hanabee (to accompany CD- Rom), Tel-Aviv: Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldman Museum of the Jewish Diaspora.
2. 1991 Beyond the Sambatyon: the Myth of the Ten Lost Tribes, Tel-Aviv: Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldman Museum of the Jewish Diaspora.
3. 1989 Beta Israel: A House Divided, Binghamton State University of New York.
4. 1981 The Jews from the Konkan: the Bene Israel Community of India, Tel-Aviv: Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldman Museum of the Jewish Diaspora.
g) Classified articles and reports
1. 1999 Educational Bridgemakers from the Caucasian community, Jerusalem: JDC-Israel and Ministry of Education
2. 1992 Communal Organisation among Ethiopian Jews in Israel, Jerusalem: New York, UJA Federation.
3. 1986 The Occupational Perceptions of Ethiopian Jews, Jerusalem: The NCJW Research Institute for Innovation Education, The Hebrew University.
¨ Lectures and Presentations at Meetings and Invited Seminars not
Followed by Published Proceedings-from 1994 only
a) Organiser of international conferences and symposia
7/2002 (forthcoming) Co-organiser (with Profs. Nathan Katz, Florida, US and Kumarswamy, New Delhi): Indo-Judaic Studies, University of Oxford, England
5/2002 Organiser Orientalism and Education: Mizrahi and Sefardi Jews in Israel and the Diaspora, University of Ben-Gurion in the Negev, Israel
10/2001 Co-Organiser (with Profs. Tubiana, Paris and Trevisan-Semi, Venice): I. Halevi and his followers, SOSTEJE (Society for the Study of Ethiopian Jewry), Sorbonne, Paris, France
10/1998 Co-Organiser (with Dr.Elisa Bianchi and Prof. Trevisan Semi, Venice): SOSTEJE on Ethiopian Jewry, Milan University, Italy.
6/1997 Organising Committee: Multiculturalism and Minority Relations. NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
5/1995 Co-Organiser: SOSTEJE on Ethiopian Jewry, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
6/1994 Organiser: International Symposium on Ethnicity & Migration. NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
6/1994 Co-organiser: International Conference on Immigration, Language Acquisition & Patterns of Social Integration. NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education, Hebrew University.
b) Invited plenary lectures at conferences/meetings
7/2002 Indo-Judaic Studies, University of Oxford, England. Paper: An Overview of Research into Indian Jews.
2/2002 Diaspora, MIGRINTER, Poitiers, France. Paper: Motherland and Fatherland as Dichotomous Concepts of Homeland.
5/1999 Book launch (with Prof. Judith Brown, Beit Prof. of Comonwealth History, Balliol College, Oxford) on Roots and Routes.
2/1998 Washington Institute. Lecture: Ethiopian Jewish Family in Transition in Israel.
3/1995 Jewish Emigration to India. Jawarahalal Nehru University, New Delhi and Max Mueller Bhavan, India. Paper: Jewish Host Communities' Reception of the Jewish Immigrants, 1939-45.
1/1995 International Symposium of India Studies, Kovallam, India. Paper: Co-existence in India: the Case of the Jews.
c) Presentation of papers at conferences/meeting
8/2002 International Visual Sociology Association (IVSA). Santorini. Paper: Indian Diasporic Visual Images.
10/2001 Society for the Study of Ethiopian Jewry (SOSTEJE), Paris. Paper: From Hailu to El'azar to Hailu Desta: the Changing Identity of one of Dr. Faitlovitch's Pupils.
8/2001 European Sociological Association (ESA), Helsinki. Paper: Reinventing Colonialism in Qualitative Methodology.
11/2000 American Anthropological Association. San Francisco. Paper: Indian Jews of the Raj, Session: Colonialism and the Jews.
5/2000 Ben-Zvi Institute international colloquium. Paper: Bene Israel collective memory versus researched memory.
7/1998 International Union of Ethnological Sciences, Williamsburg, Virginia USA. Paper: The Meaning of Childhood in non-Western Societies.
1/1996 Gender, Religion and Social Definition in South-East Asia. School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS), University of London. Paper: Hierarchy, Religion and Gender: Contradictory Systems of Value among Bene Israel Women in India.
5/1997 Family, Household and Community. Committee for Family Research (Section of the International Sociological Association), Maalei Hachamisha, Israel. Paper: One-Parent Families among Ethiopian Jews in Israel.
7/1996 Ethnic Violence across Boundaries. EASA (European Social Anthropologists),Barcelona, Spain. Paper: Blood and Tear Gas.
d) Presentation at informal international seminars and workshops
4/99. Symposium on "Ethnographic film" (with Ivo Strecker and Jean Lydall, Germany) in conjunction with the Centre for German Studies, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
3/1999 International Workshop: "The Moment of Intransigence", University College, London.
4/1998 Lecture: "Between Official and Perceived Status: The Case of the Ethiopian Jews in Israel", Dept. of Ethnic and Minority Studies, Institute and Graduate School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Budapest, Hungary
2/1994 International Symposium on Jewish Identity. Melton Centre, Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Paper: Jewish Identity among Ethiopian Jews.
5/1994 Israel Association for Canadian Studies. Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Paper: Ethnicity among Ethiopian Jews in Canada.
e) Seminar presentations at universities and institutions
1/2001 Lecture on Voluntary Leadership Forum for Integrating Ethiopian Jews in Beersheba
1/1999 Lecture to WUJS (World Union of Jewish Students), Multicultural Communication
12/2000 Lecture on language and ritual in birthday parties, Beit Midrash, Yeruham
5/2000 Convener: two sessions on anthropology and education, Israel Anthropology Association conference.
Commission on Urgent Anthropological Research, International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES)
Association for Society and Culture, Documentation and Research
7/2000 Literacy among Ethiopian Jews, SCRIPT conference, Maalei Hahamisha
The religiosity of Ethiopian Jewish Graduates of State Religious Schools, Bar-Ilan University, Institute for the Study and Advancement of Religious Education
¨ Synopsis of research, including reference to publications* fn. –if
published, marked with asterisk and selected grants
(Principal investigator)
Perceptions of the Other in schools and in the community
1998-2000 Religious-secular encounter at the Keshet school *(commissioned by the Avi-Chai Foundation and Keshet School)
1997-8 Intercultural Bridges: Ethiopian Jews meet Israeli Arabs (Abraham Fund)
1996-9 Education among Ethiopian Jews in Israel* (commissioned by Ministry of Education)
1994 Methodology in researching Ethiopian Jews* (commissioned by Brookdale Research Institute)
1991-92 Communal Organisation (commissioned by UJA-New York Federation)
1989-91 One-Parent Families* (commissioned by Ministry of Social Welfare)
1987 Life Histories of Dr. Faitlovitch's Pupils*
1985-88 Religious Customs & Beliefs* (commissioned by Ministry of Education; Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture)
1984-85 Occupational Perceptions (commissioned by JDC-Israel)
1997-8 Evaluation of Caucasian educational bridgemakers (commissioned by JDC-Israel)
1993-5 Interactions between immigrants in Israel (commissioned by Ministry of Social Welfare)
1982-83 Concepts of community in community schools* (commissioned by Community Centres Corporation)
1995-2000 Interactions between Hinduism and Judaism in India*
1972-75 Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity* (Fellowship: Social Science Research Council, UK)
1972 Double Identity* (Fellowship: Social Science Research Council, UK)
2002- (W. T. Grant scholarship ($520,000)– in collaboration with R. Astor, Ann Arbor Michigan, and R. Benbenishty, Hebrew University)
1998-2002 Teachers' training program for Ethiopian Jews (Steering Committee for Ethiopian Jews, Ministry of Education; Gruss Foundation; and anonymous donor-c.$150,000 p.a.)
1999-2000 Caucasian children going up to first grade (Yad b'Yad)
1996-2001 Ethiopian youth Empowerment Program (based at Kfar Batya) (Bader Foundation; JDC-Israel)
1999 Pedagogic library on Ethiopian Jewry (Yad b'Yad)
¨ Present Academic Activities
Research In Progress
a. Indian diasporas and concepts of "homeland"
b. Religious-secular relations in schools and other state schools.
c. Education of Ethiopian Jewish graduates of the Israeli educational system .
Applied Educational Projects in Progress
a. Teachers' training program for Ethiopian Jews.
b. Ethiopian youth Empowerment Program (based at Kfar Batya)
Books and articles to be published
(a) In Preparation
Book: India the Motherland; Israel the Fatherland
(b) Submitted for Publication
1. "The Unique and the Unifying: Religious and Secular Schoolchildren and their Parents at Keshet School", Journal of Educational Psychology.(Revise and re-submit).
2. "Prester John in South India", Revue de l'Histoire des Religions. (Revise and re-submit).
3. "The Earth's Inhabitants Scattered: the Relationship between Ethnicity and Diaspora." Diaspora.
4. "Dual Conversion among the Shinlung of North-East India", Ethnos.
¨ Additional Information
Encyclopedia entries
Entries in top international academic encyclopedias (such as The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion, Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East, Encyclopedia of World Cultures) demonstrating among leading authorities on Ethiopian Jewry, on one hand, and Indian Jewry, on other.
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Beautiful country house in the heart of Pals, Baix Empordà, Girona with garden with 100 years old stone pines. This spectacular masía is located... Read more
An authentic home for sale in the centre of the village of Pals, Baix Empordà (Girona), built in 1700 and located in the Pedró, the historical... Read more
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Pals is located close to the Mediterranean, it has been an attractive place for visitors for a long time. It has first been mentioned in the 9th century, and now it is among the best-visited towns of the Costa Brava's back-country. The Old Town with its steep, cobbled alleys and the old archways lies dreamingly upon a hill. It has not lost its medieval appearance and has been nominated for many awards ever since its restoration.
Between the archways, windows with pointed archs, stony balconies and humpy walls, one feels as though one has travelled into a different century - If it was not for the colourful little shops and restaurants, which are hidden in the medieval hallways. The owner of these shops and restaurants are now getting ready for the day: they present colourful ceramics and sundries; they lay the tables and clean their windows. We are strolling along the streets, heading for Torre de les Hores – a Roman, round belfry from the 11th or 12th century. It is standing on a large rock.
Right beside the tower, there is the private house of family Pi i Figueres. In the first half of the 20th century, Pals almost became a quarry. But thanks to Dr. Pi I Figuereas' and the former mayor's - Pere Servià i Cantó – dedication the restoration of Pals was paid using private and governmental funds. Dr Pi I Figueres is living in Barcelone now, but he has been born in Pals. He bought the land that once belonged to the fort of Pals and built a romantic old style house there.
Going on, we follow the walls of the city. Four prominent peels have remained intact and are now crowded by doves. We finally reach the viewpoint "Mirador Josep Pla". The author Josep Pla described Pals and especially this place as something magical. From here, you have a great view, over the plains of Baix Empordà, the sea and to the Islands of Medes on the horizon.
The blossoms of a cactus form a colourful contrast to the wide blue sky. The Tramatuna is blowing strongly, and soon we seek shelter in the Old Town; shelter from the storm – and from the first load of rampaging tourists.
The church, called Sant Pere is an interesting mixture of baroque, gothic and romantic architecture. Some parts date back to 944. Inside, the church is rather plain and simple, safe for the window's colourful ornaments. We always like to come back to Pals. Illuminated by the setting sun, the town has a magical appearance as well. Just as Josep Pla said "Pal shines resplendent and in the colour of apricots in the evening sun."
The city's name originates from the Latin word "palus", which means "marshes". A long time ago, Pals used to be surrounded by swamps and lakes. Today most of them have been dried up and cultivated; some of them are used to grow rice.
But Pals is not only surrounded by fields of rice. There are also large golf courses. A gold curse called Platja de Pals has been started up in 1968 – it was Spain's first golf curse ever.
The districts Els Masos de Pals and Sa Punta (Platja de Pals) belong to Pals as well. Beginning in 1959, twelve antenna towers have been built on Sa Punta's long sandy beach. Luckily, they were destroyed on March 22nd, 2006. Now the area will become a wildlife sanctuary.


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A large part of his practice to body contouring procedures that are designed to decrease unwanted areas of fullness in the abdomen, flanks or hips, thighs, back, arm, armpits, and even knees. This is done using tiny puncture incision that heal without noticing them. Liposculpting or liposuction is about shaping the body, not about weight loss. Most patients will notice the reduction in their clothing size. Weight is variable. Often right after the procedure patients will not see much if any changes in weight.
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These can range from the extremely large (gigantomastia) patient, to patients that may just need a lift without much tissue being removed. Approximately 70% of the plastic surgeons still utilized the old inferior pedicle technique in breast reduction which removes the tissue mostly from the upper areas of the breast while preserving tissue in the central, lower area to support the blood supply of the nipple (a so called inferior pedicle). Many patients that undergo this technique will eventually have some degree of bottoming out after this procedure that in many cases can require a touch up or second breast lift, reduction, or mastopexy to correct.
Breast Implants
Breast augmentation or enhancement is a very popular and common procedure that many women desire for a variety of reasons. It absolutely improves self esteem. It is an excellent way to restore and rejuvenate a womans breasts after the changes that all women experience after pregnancy. The breast is stretched and expanded during pregnancy and lactation, afterwards the glandular tissue inside the breast often atrophies leaving most moms with varying degrees of tissue deflation. Breast augmentation is a wonderful way to restore moms to their former selves. It is a very empowering procedure that exudes youthfulness and vivaciousness. Choosing implants that are appropriate to each patient is another important way to ensure a natural result.
Arm Lift
Its very common for excess skin to accumulate in the upper arms, leading to a sagging and wrinkled appearance. Arm lift surgery, medically referred to as brachioplasty, eliminates inelastic skin in the arms and tightens the remainder for a much firmer, more youthful appearance.
Thigh Lift
Dramatic weight loss, heredity, and even the natural effects of aging often cause the thigh regions to accumulate excess skin and stubborn pockets of fat. Thigh lift surgery is designed to address these concerns by removing inelastic skin and slimming the contour of the thighs for a tightened, more youthful look.
Tummy Tuck
Patients that have changes from weight loss or pregnancy often are bothered by the appearance of their abdomen. These changes may include loose abdominal skin and stretch marks, extra lipodystrophy (fat deposits) and even rectus diastasis (a stretching out of the rectus muscles after pregnancy) all effect the appearance and even function of the abdomen. Even the most slender women do not escape some changes of pregnancy to their abdominal area. There are patients that may be quite thin and have very little extra skin, but the muscles may be stretched out and can affect posture, appearance in clothing, and especially women are unhappy with their tummies in a seated position with overhanging skin and fullness.
Breast Lift
A breast lift or mastopexy is essentially a lift of the nipple-areolar complex relative to the crease underneath the breast. This provides an uplifted appearance to patients with sagginess or droopiness in the breast that often occurs after pregnancy, or with changes in weight. The incision is essentially the same as the breast reduction, without removing any or very little internal tissue
Inverted Nipple Surgery
Women who are affected by nipples that either lie flat or are inverted are often troubled by self-consciousness caused by the aesthetic appearance of their nipples.
Male breast development or fullness is also known as gynecomastia. This is a condition that affects many men and can be quite bothersome. Male breast development can be due to hormonal imbalance, weight gain, or genetics. About 30-40% of teenage boys develop some breast development around the time of puberty, called pubertal gynecomastia which usually resolves after 1-2 years. When it has been there more than two years after puberty, it is medically referred to as gynecomastia. Male atheletes that may have used anabolic steroids are also more predisposed to developing gynecomastia.
A Starting sometimes in their 30s, but definitely in their 40s, most patients show changes of aging in their face that begin to bother them. Facial aging is affected by genetics, exposure to or history of smoking, and sun exposure. In many patients with early signs of aging, non-surgical options can restore and rejuvenate the face without having to undergo a lengthy recovery.
Rhinoplasty or nasal surgery (can be referred to as nose job) is also a very common procedure performed which brings together the art and science of plastic surgery. This involves subtle changes to the appearance of a patients nose that they may not be happy with in order to refine, sculpt and reshape the nose. The nose occupies the middle third of the face and really is a central facial feature in each patients appearance.
Open Rhinoplasty
Brazilian Butt lift
Another adjunct to body contouring is referred to as the Brazilian buttock lift or (buttock augmentation). Many women feel they have fullness above the hips and upper back, but flatness and sometimes even deflation in the buttocks. This phenomenon is exacerbated by pregnancy and weight loss.
Labiaplasty in patients that may have enlarged labia or the outer tissues of the vulva (vaginal area). Sometimes it can be congenital (from birth), other times the tissues can become enlarged after pregnancy and childbirth. Women with this condition can have irritation, chafing, difficulty riding a bicycle and also dont like the appearance of this.
Lip Augmentation
This permanent alternative to injectable cosmetic treatment utilizes a soft silicone implant to renew the appearance of the lips with natural-looking effects.
Mommy Makeover
Mommy Makeover is a comprehensive, custom-designed cosmetic enhancement plan that combines a number of treatments into one procedure performed in a single visit or staged over a series of treatment sessions.
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Bulbous Tip Rhinoplasty
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Adolescent Gynecomastia
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Chin shaping or chin augmentation is often accomplished by placing a chin implant. Sometimes this can also be achieved with fat injections or fat grafting to the chin. This gives the chin and lower central jaw line a more balanced appearance in patients that have set back chins or very small chins.
Teardrop Breast Implants
Armpit Incision Breast Implants
Ear Correction
Otoplasty is also colloquially known as ear pinning that is performed for children and adults with prominent ears. Women with prominent ears often hide their ears because they stick out. This procedure allows women to wear their hair back in a pony-tail, many for the first time and can be life-changing.
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There is a pile of junk that we all have. It can contain anything from a broken watch, old clothing and unused gifts. Whatever the junk may be- we all have it.
And this stuff is more than just stuff. This pile of junk keeps surprises, secrets and stories.
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Bioadhesives are natural polymeric materials that act as adhesives. The term is sometimes used more loosely to describe a glue formed synthetically from biological monomers such as sugars, or to mean a synthetic material designed to adhere to biological tissue. Universally the Bio adhesive Market is expanding relentlessly; the central point that determines the development of Bio adhesive is the expanding advancement in Bio adhesive in different materials. The different components that infer the developing extensive variety of use utilized for medicinal and dental field.
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The key players that are involved in Global Bio adhesive market are Bio Adhesive Alliance Inc. (U.S), Henkel AG & Co. KGaA (Germany), Ashland (U.S.), Adhesives Research Inc. (U.S.), EcoSynthetix Inc. (Canada), 3M (U.S.) The Dow Chemical Company (U.S.), MHG (U.S.), Paramelt (Netherlands), and others.
Market Segments:
The market for bio adhesive is segmented into mainly three; by material, by applications, by end users and its various sub-segments. By material include natural polymer, synthetic polymers. Whereas by applications include drug delivery, tissue repair, tissue substitutes and others. Furthermore by end users include hospitals, clinics, and dental clinics.
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Regional Analysis of Bio adhesive:
North America commanded the worldwide Bio adhesive Industry with the biggest piece of the overall industry, representing million and is relied upon to become more than billion by 2027. The European market for Bio adhesive market is relied upon to develop at GAGR (2016-2027). Asia-Pacific is relied upon to develop with a high rate with expanding creating nations in the locale. The market is hope to develop at a CAGR from million out of 2016 to million by 2027.
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Why foster?
Every child deserves a decent start in life, and to be given the guidance, confidence and love they need to fulfil their potential. But far too many don't have that opportunity.
By being a foster carer here in Reading, you could make a difference to a local child that will last a lifetime. In return, we'll provide all the support and mentoring you'll need.
We urgently need to recruit many more foster carers locally – and from all walks of life. We offer a range of options to fit in with carers' other commitments. It might just be for a day or two. A few months or a year perhaps. It could be for much longer… whatever works best for you.
You'll need to be over 21 and have a spare bedroom, but your marital status and gender are irrelevant. You certainly don't need to own your own home either and you can work alongside fostering. It's what you can offer a child that matters to us.
What is the role of a foster carer?
Every child is an individual, and foster carers are there to respect and nurture that individuality – providing a stable, secure, supportive environment at what can often be a difficult time in a young person's life.
Their self-esteem may well have been eroded, and they will look to their foster carer to rebuild their confidence in themselves and in others around them, to demonstrate clear values and help them acquire the social and life skills they need as a firm foundation for adulthood.
In short, they will need someone they can trust and believe in. Could that be you?
What happens if you apply to be a foster carer?
Make your first, informal call and we'll tell you more about the role and ask you a few questions. The assessment process that follows will give you plenty of time to feel confident about taking on the role.
However far your application progresses, you are never under any obligation to continue if your situation changes, you have doubts, or you feel it best to delay the process.
Should you progress to being accepted as a foster carer, we will carefully match you to a child or children reflecting your experience. You will never be asked to take on a role unless you feel confident to do so – and our team is always there to support you should you need advice or have concerns.
In addition, if you are a carer with Reading, you receive the continuing training and mentoring you need to be the very best at what you do.
If you already foster with an independent fostering agency (IFA) or another agency or service, our team can talk to you about caring with us.
What are the different types of fostering?
Foster care is about matching the needs of both carer and child, and many carers need to fit in additional commitments, such as work, study or care for other members of their family. Because of that, we have developed a range of options:
- Respite fostering – providing a few days' care to give a child's family a short break.
- Emergency fostering – providing care, often at very short notice, for a brief period of time – for one night up to 6 days.
- Short-term fostering – regular stays of anything between a few days, weeks, months or occasionally over a year.
- Long-term fostering – permanent care for a young person until they reach 18.
- Supported lodgings – specifically caring for young people of 16 and over.
- Short breaks - providing short breaks for children with physical or learning disabilities.
- Parent & Child – mentoring and assessing a mother or father with their child in your own home.
Private fostering
Private fostering is when a child under the age of 16 (under 18 if disabled) is cared for by someone who is not their parent or a 'close relative'. This is a private arrangement made between a parent and a carer, for 28 days or more. If you are currently private fostering or thinking of entering a private fostering arrangement, you need to notify your local authority. Find out more about Private fostering.
Friends and family fostering
Friends and Family fostering is when a child cannot be cared for by their parent or other person with Parental Responsibility and is in the care of the local authority. We have a duty to explore whether the child can be cared for by a family member including grandparents, siblings, or aunts and uncles, or a family friend. If a potential Family and friends carer is identified, they are assessed and approved as foster carers before the child is placed with them. The person with whom the child is placed would then be considered a family and friends foster carer. To find out more about Friends and family fostering, please read our Reading Borough Council Family and Friends Care Policy.
In exceptional circumstances, the LA can temporarily approve a family member or friend as a foster carer for a time limited period, while the child is placed with them and the fostering assessment is being completed. For this to happen, we must be satisfied that the proposed placement is the most appropriate for the child and that is it not possible to fulfil all the fostering requirements of the 2011 Regulations in approving the identified family and friend carer(connected person)as a LA foster carer before placing the child. A Viability Assessment is undertaken before children are placed temporarily with foster carers. Find out more about temporary approval assessment.
Special guardianship
A Special Guardianship Order (SGO) is an order of the court under the Children Act 1989 which grants the holder(s) parental responsibility for a child until they reach the age of 18. This enables the special guardian(s) to make decisions on behalf of the child, for example in relation to their education. Find out more about special guardianship.
What support will I receive?
Foster with Reading and you will never be alone. We recognise the value of our carers with a package which reflect this. Our fees can be as much as £425 per week or £22,000 a year. This is in addition to a tax-free allowance for each child to cover expenses of between £150 and £260 per week. We also offer retainers for our carers when they do not have a child in placement.
We also offer a great package of training and support and our team are always on hand to offer sympathetic mentoring and expert advice.
You'll also discover that you're part of a fantastic network of fellow carers who are always there to give you the benefit of their experience.
Transferring for an IFA
All approved foster carers have the freedom to change the fostering agency they work with, as we appreciate carer's situations can change.
These rights are enshrined in the Transfer of Foster Carers Protocol which was created to help carers who wanted to change by providing guidelines that need to be followed when a foster carer wishes to transfer between agencies.
As you would expect, the 'Protocol' has different procedures depending on whether you have a child in placement or not and with Reading, the first step is for one of our social workers to come and visit you at home to discuss your situation and explain the process. The process following the initial visit may vary on an individual basis, but be assured we will work with you at all times to ensure we make the process as seamless as possible, which is particularly important if you already have a child in placement.
If you would like to know more, call us on 0118 469 3020 or complete our online form and we will get back to you.
Fostering events
We have a number of events where you can come long and chat to one of our team about fostering and your family. The dates of the events are as listed on our events page. These are updated regularly, so keep an eye on our website for updates.
Enquire about fostering
If you would like to know more about fostering, then why not make the next move and give us a call on 0118 469 3020 or fill out an online form. You have nothing to lose, but it might be one of the very best decisions you ever make. You'll never know if you don't make that call…
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- New Italian Deli opening up at Unit 5 Liston Court, Marlow.
- Swish have moved to larger unit with Liston Court with new entrance on the High Street.
- Oka take two units on Spittal Street and opened in November 2015.
- New Gentlemen's barbers opened in early December 2015 on West Street.
- Renovations on 105 High Street are due to complete and the unit will be back on the market in early 2016.
- New Court and Liston House development opportunity now on the market for sale.
- Zizzi propose new outside terrace at 76 High Street.
- Deriaz Slater sponsored Late Night Shopping event on Thursday 3rd December.
- Deriaz Slater have gone green. After the introduction of the 5p Shopping Bag Tax , we created our own bags and handed them out at the Late Night Shopping event. If you were lucky enough to get a bag then send us your pictures of you using it for a chance to win a great prize! Tweet us @DeriazSlater or connect with us on Facebook.
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