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Wow, how time flies when you do what you really love to do. Remember how annoying it gets when someone wants to share something exciting with you and just goes like, 'I don't know where to start' and you smile sheepishly at her, mentally restraining yourself from saying, 'Start from the beginning or middle or wherever, just get the story over with!" I'm kindda hoping you'll be patient with me and not say that cos for me, it's a nostalgic moment.
So, I'm gonna start this way…It all started like a seed. You know that tiny thought that just pops at you and keeps nagging at you until you give it more room to expand in your mind and you feel that flicker of hope that it may be something afterall. One minute it's there and the next different scenarios start playing in your mind, telling you not to bother that it won't work and you'd just have wasted a monumental effort on nothing. I call it a seed cos like Jesus's parable about the sower, Femmetotale started in my mind years before I even dared to put it in the soil. I'd been writing for donkey years but never tried publishing anything. That voice always said, why bother?
I finally decided to take the leap of faith and put my thoughts on paper (or should I say, log them on the web?). I had all those familiar voices (especially those on my mind) telling me it was not going to work again. Oh yes, the 'again' wasn't an error. It may come as a surprise to you but I really did try my hands at blogging twice and they both failed monumentally (yea, that's my new fave word *sheepish smile*). I read about blogging 10 years ago but I just didn't know how and it wasn't really this popular back then. Luckily, a couple of years back, I met a friend who gave me some pointers on blogging and helped me sign up with blogger.com. So I started my first blog, springs of dawn on which I posted random short stories I had written. After some months (I don't remember how many now) I got no comment and no followers. Same friend in his IT guru wisdom, said to me, 'you have 100% bounce rate, don't even bother continuing.' My new blog-best-friend, LBH called this a Saul on her post – Saul breathes down your neck and I agree with her monumentally…lol. I hated to fail at anything so I just gave up and stopped posting or checking it out.
A year later, I got that same nudge to do this cos I remember how fulfilled I used to get whenever I posted something on my blog. So that tiny flicker of hope came again and I decided to start another blog. I discovered wordpress by mistake and really just fell in love with it. I started another blog – aliciaspeaks which no longer exists today cos it's been abandoned. Yep, I failed again. Weeks after, there was no viewer, no like and no follower. I was bent on getting it right so I decided to try again. This time I did some research myself and learned the basics, using good templates, publicizing, choosing a theme, etc.
On this day, one year ago, I decided to dig up 'Femmetotale,' the project I had designed in my mind years ago. The very first post I made on Femmetotale – 'And you think your problem is the worst' got me two likes and three followers. I was encouraged to put up more posts. On and on it went until today, a good number of people are being blessed by my little efforts and the community is growing. Can I just stop at this point and say, thank you for reading this? You make my day! My special thanks goes to Eziaha, my blog choco who prodded me to put up new posts whenever I started procrastinating, Giantsparkle, Snufflylovely and my newest blog choco, Lessons By Heart, and my highest commenter, neniegirl. Many kisses to you all! To everyone reading Femmetotale and all those following and commenting on my blog, you guys are amazing.
The project is still growing and the vision is taking shape. Just like the little seed placed in the soil, there's no telling how big a tree it might become. To everyone who has ever got that tiny seed called an idea in her mind, all you need do, is keep watering, keep trying and keep waiting patiently. The seed will surely become a tree and I do hope this tree will be like the tree in Matt 13:31-32 which all the birds of the air can lodge in its branches.
Keep being the Femmetotale…

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Sparks Construction LLC is a local Bloomington-Normal construction company that specializes in roofing, new construction/remodeling, siding, window replacement, decks, sun rooms and storm/hail/disaster damage and insurance restoration claims. The company owner, Brian Sparks was quoted as saying, "As everyone knows here in the Midwest, storms and weather related damage to roofs is a serious problem that we face every day. We routinely help our clients navigate the filing of insurance claims on their damaged roofs. With that being said, here are a few of our 'Commonly Asked Insurance Questions' to help everyone with this process."
Question: My roof is in good shape. Is there anything I can do to prepare or protect it from some unforeseen weather related damage?
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CRAZY, isn't it. What's even crazier is that in just a little over a week, it will be time to start it all up again! Hopefully, my friends and I can make it a lot less stressful.
We're having a fun blog-hop. Just zip around to everyone's blog to grab some freebies to make your life a little easier for January.
Hop around to grab low prep or NO prep activities for January. Whether you teach pre-k or 4th grade and anywhere in between, you'll still find something to fit your needs.
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text: MUSIC Nine Inch Nails' 'Hesitation Marks': What the Critics Are Saying 3:42 PM PDT 9/3/2013 by THR Staff FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Trent Reznor performs at Lollapalooza The band's first new album in five years is out Tuesday, Sept. 3. Trent Reznor is back at it with Hesitation Marks, Nine Inch Nails' first new offering since 2008, out Tuesday, Sept. 3. The Columbia-released album is also the group's first since the 48-year-old Reznor evolved into an Academy Award-winning film composer, wed musician Mariqueen Maandig and became a father to two young boys. His personal metamorphosis is evident on the album's 14 tracks, which many critics believe to be significantly more lighthearted than his past efforts. PHOTOS: Scores That Rock: 10 Musicians Who Crossed Over to Movies That's not to say that NIN's signature darkness isn't prevalent in Hesitation Marks. Critics have met the album with generally positive reviews, describing the compilation as "intriguing" and "one of [Reznor's] best." Below, read what a sampling of critics are saying about Hesitation Marks. Louis Pattison of NME notes that Hesitation Marks has "one eye on the past," as evidenced by its sleeve by The Downward Spiral artist Russell Mills, but that the new sounds is of a "cleaner, smoother Nine Inch Nails, one that delights in complexities of rhythm more than caustic blasts of rage." Pattison also revels in the album's vocal harmonies ("No, really," he writes), attesting that "it's the mark of a Nine Inch Nails far more concerned with being straightforward and direct, peeling away the gutsy ambience and cutting right to the heart of the matter." Writes David Fricke of Rolling Stone: "Next year marks the 25th anniversary of Pretty Hate Machine, his debut as the founding singer-composer and main instrumentalist in Nine Inch Nails. But Hesitation Marks is an immediate reason to light the black candles. Reznor's first NIN album in five years, it is one of his best, combining the textural exploration on the 1999 double CD The Fragile, and the tighter fury of his 1994 master blast, The Downward Spiral. There is blood here: Hesitation Marks refers to the preliminary wounds made during a suicide attempt. There is deliverance, too. You can dance to much of this terror, all the way to the brink and back." THR COVER STORY: Trent Reznor on Relating to 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Darkness; Why Grammys are 'Rigged and Cheap' Matthew Kemp of the Associated Press, acknowledging the difference in tone from Reznor's previous works, writes that the album "often resembles a ship trying to break free from its moorings." "Once the final rope snaps, Reznor promises to deliver one hell of a trip -- but, until then, longtime fans of Nine Inch Nails will be relieved to find that underneath the album's occasionally bright, brash surface there's still a heart of darkness beating strong and steady." Randall Roberts of the Los Angeles Times, however, appreciates Reznor's newfound lightness, but believes that the vocals could use a bit of work. "Reznor would do well to open up the windows and let in some sunlight and fresh air more often. He long ago proved himself a master of musical dynamics. If only he'd pay equal care to the voice at the center of it," he writes. The Washington Post's Alison Stewart praises Reznor's ability to grow in the industry. "Hesitation Marks serves as a great example of how a legacy rock star can grow older: Keep your defining characteristics and marry them to enough new ideas so as not to sound like a nostalgia act -- but not so many that you sound as if you are chasing trends," she writes. "The album is good enough to sidestep any questions sparked by Reznor's return, such as: What does an industrial act represent in an electronic world preoccupied by dubstep and celebrity DJs? And if Reznor is no longer wrist-slashingly miserable and just sort of generally upset, does he even exist? "The album lacks the dark lyrical heart of, say, The Downward Spiral (which it often resembles). But Reznor, now 48 and married with two young sons, still mines the same old resentments, demons and gripes, to almost the same lacerating effect," she writes. Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune comments on Reznor's move from "digital do-it-yourself pioneer" to major label artist. "With his recent soundtrack and independently released work, he provided an excellent example of how an artist could age gracefully instead of turning into a caricature, constantly rehashing the hits of his youth," he writes. "Now that he's presumably a calmer, more centered individual with a family and a cushy major-label deal to push product, he struggles with the notion of how to move forward on a more mainstream platform. Hesitation Marks (Columbia) is aptly titled. It's an album laced with questions, anxiety and self-doubt. It feels less like a statement from a major artist than a sidestep." Pitchfork's Stuart Berman makes an anatomical comparison for the album's strongest tracks. "The best songs here follow a similar process of gradually fleshing out a skeleton," he notes. "From the fidgety funk of 'Satellite' to the disquieting drive of 'Disappointed,' where wondrous, Indian-inspired string swirls -- a la the Beatles' 'Within You, Without You' -- cut through the song's claustrophobic clap-track. And even when the threadbare presentation casts a harsh light on the odd underwritten lyric ('Hey!/ Everything is not/ Okay!'), Reznor introduces new melodic changes to push a song in unexpected new directions: Just when you think 'All Time Low' can't get any closer to 'Closer,' the song detours into a kaleidoscopic coda that introduces a brief flash of radiant color to Nine Inch Nails' typically grim and grimy terrain." FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME THR Staff email@example.com @thr


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"Does your cat make TOO! MUCH! NOISE!?!!??"
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Taken Tuesday Jan 22nd from my bedroom. Taken in Dickson City, looking over Olyphant. The Casey Highway is on the opposite ridge, across the valley.
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Ada Laurie Bryant and Robert Mitchell Haire were married Saturday. He is 86. She is 97.
On Jan. 25, 2012, Mr. Haire, a hobbyist poet, slipped a sonnet vowing "friendship and affection" beneath Mrs. Bryant's apartment door with a note that said "this represents how I feel in our relationship as a couple." He was afraid to give it to her in person.
"I was desperately trying to strike a balance between too timid or bold. I didn't want to mess things up," he said about the courtship. "I can attest that it doesn't get easier even in advanced age."
Gentlemen, this is not joyful news.
Here's why this is so great:
She explained why she first turned him down. "There's a great difference in our ages, as you can see," she said. "I didn't think it was the thing to do because I don't have that many years ahead of me, but he said, 'That's all the more reason.' I like him very much. I love him. So we're going to be married."
You go, kids.
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That's right. Newark mayor, candidate for the Senate from New Jersey, guy who runs in to burning houses, apparent alter-ego of a superhero, and all-around great guy Cory Booker personally saved a dog from freezing to death during last weeks sub-zero temps.
Yes he did.
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Original funk. George Clinton. Bootsy Collins. Maceo Parker.
Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)
Also check out Maceo Parker for his Pass The Peas – some ink-red-eh-bull horns. And don't forget Bootsy Collins, the baddest bass player on Earth, Stretchin' Out.
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So I was trying to explain how Ballymaloe is a hotel. And a restaurant. And a cooking school. Ivan and Myrtle Allen started the whole thing back in 1948 (you can still catch Myrtle having a cup of tea by the fireplace in the parlor most mornings; Ivan passed away in 1998).
Anyway, if I start explaining who all of the Allens are (even I can't keep them straight) and who does what around here, we'll all end up confused. So I'll just go right to Darina Allen who learned a bit about Irish farmhouse cooking from her mother-in-law, Myrtle, and then opened the Ballymaloe Cookery School with her husband Tim 30 years ago.
It's in no way an exaggeration to say that Darina Allen is now Ireland's best-known chef. In addition to running the Ballymaloe Cookery School, she's also a newspaper columnist, cookbook author, and television show celebrity. Oh, and she started the whole Farmers Markets in Ireland thing.
When I jokingly suggest to her that she's sort of the Martha Stewart of Ireland, she says, "Well, I suppose. She's a nice enough woman. I've been on her show a few times."
Here's Darina on her cooking school: "We started the school because I was a chef and my husband, Tim, was a farmer and we wanted to run something from home. This connection between farming and cooking is vital. Unlike any other cookery school in the world, we are located in the middle of a 100-acre organic farm, of which ten acres are devoted to organic market gardens, orchards, and greenhouses. This means that our students can learn to cook using the finest and freshest of ingredients. It also means we have a great variety of ingredients—for instance, we grow over 40 different types of tomato alone!
"We believe that cooking and eating should be enriching, enjoyable, entertaining and, in a word, fun."
Which perhaps explains why the web site for the Ballymaloe Cookery School is cookingisfun.ie.
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Props To The Lady Working At Sephora
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Once again props to the lady working at Sephora!
I went to the mall recently and happened to go through a small sephora store.
One of the beautiful gals working there had problem skin. She had really bad cystic acne. I thought to myself wow that girl is amazing. Now I know I worked as a cashier through one of my worse breakouts ever and that was absolutely shitty. I never missed a day either. However I couldn't imagine working in make up retail, where it is based on your SKIN and other peoples skin and trying to give people advice on what to use... Most people who do not suffer with real acne, do not understand acne. Most people who don't have acne think it's what you're doing on that outside that is making your skin like that. So I couldn't imagine going to work trying to give people advice on what to use on their face when my face wasn't in good shape. So I ADMIRE her for that. So much. That gal is just brave and amazing. My respect and blessings on her journey to clear skin go out to her fully.
Anywho. Its been 34 days on accutane.
Lips, VERY DRY.
Pimples are small. I have about 3 or 4.
Pigmentation still all there! without any makeup I look the same as when I started all of my medication.
Cephalexin still not giving me any breaks on the bowel movements. Gross, I know. It is what it is.
Ummm that's about it, nothing dramatic ! I made a song about acne? Well a remix sorta haha Ill post it next time. Just came outta my ass one night when I was writing about life. Lol


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Surprise Cave or still called Sung Sot Cave is located in the center of the world heritage of Halong Bay, Surprise Cave is belonged to Bo Hon island, this is the largest and most beautiful cave in Halong Bay, and this area is also the place where concentrate many islands with the special images that there is not any other place to be the same like this place. Specially, while you go up Surprise Cave to explore, you go through the green leafs with the weather is very cool, so that although the tourist must step through the ladder by stones but you will not feel tired, this landscape is very impressive and interested for you.
The French found Surprise Cave since 1901, the cave mouth is far from the sea level around 25m, it is covered by the green leafs, from the cave gate the tourist will see a quiet sea zone where is surrounded by Bo Hon mountain, far from Surprise Cave is around 1km are a lot of the small mountains. In this sea zone, there are a lot of boats to be concentrated as a floating village where is surrounded by Bo Nau Cave, Me Cung Cave, Luon Cave, Ti Top Island, Dau Nguoi Cave….all of them are very beautiful caves and islands.
It is also the same as its own name, Surprise Cave really make the tourist feel very surprised once visiting it, this is one of the special karst cave and it has the high scientific value. Exploring Surprise Cave, the tourist seem always get the feeling to being seen a picture which has passed thousands of years and it is painted by the nature. It is not hard for the tourist to trek inside this cave because there is a road system that is stone-paved from the cave gate to the exit over 500m length. Two sides of road is two lamp-posts, these lamp-posts is not only decorated and lighted but also it helps to show the road. Almost of tours to Halong Bay is included Surprise Cave because this is the most beautiful and special cave in Halong Bay, this cave is also located nearby the another famous sites such as Ti Top island, Bo Nau Cave…so that the tourist will be visited a lot of another famous sights on the trip to travel Halong Bay once exploring Surprise Cave.
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Cub Scout helpers at the Fair. Photo: Brian P. Whattam
Syracuse, NY, September 3, 2014 - Aiden DeGroff, seen here, of Cub Scout Pack 825, Mexico, NY, was among the scouts who volunteered at The Great Shipwrecks of NY's 'Great' Lakes Signature Exhibit at the 2014 Great New York State Fair. The scouts helped young visitors dig for prizes in the Treasure Chest daily in the 60-foot exhibit tent located in the mini-NY State Park at the Syracuse Fairgrounds.
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Ghana's Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr. Ekow Spio Garbrah, has blamed erstwhile Kufuor administration for the country's unending power challenges.
According to him, former President John Agyekum Kufuor's administration failed to significantly improve the available power thereby complicating the problem as demand increased over time. "I've said we've had challenges for instance in the power sector and this is not a secret and the challenges in the power sector were not created by the NDC.
"They were created by governments like the NPP who during their era hardly added any megawatt of power to Ghana's total power production capacity," he stated. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Spio Garbrah said although the power crisis has been a major challenge for the country, Ghana is still far ahead of many other West African countries.
"So that's one area where I think we've all had challenges but in spite of that, Ghana is still a country that is ahead of most African countries in power production.
"Nigeria with over 180 million people has about 5,000 megawatts of power; but Ghana with less than 30 million people has 3,000 plus megawatts of power; so if you do the mathematics and arithmetic, you will see that we are far ahead of almost all our West African countries. In fact, there are about five or six West African countries which when put together have less power production than Ghana.
"Some of them have Dr. Spio Garbrah noted that, since the National Democratic Congress (NDC) took over the management of the country, it has added more than 1,000 megawatts of power to the national grid "and the number is increasing."
Ghana has for the past four years been experiencing erratic power supply which collapsed some businesses. Government in a bid to alleviate the effects of the crisis, imported two power ships to augment the country's power supply, imported other power plants as well as partnered a number of private firms to boost generation.
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President John Dramani Mahama in 2015 promised to end the power crisis. He said past governments have managed the crisis but he plans to end it. "I do not intend to manage the situation. I intend to fix it. I John Dramani Mahama will fix the energy situation," he added.
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The Kennally Care spin isn't working
The Kennally Care spin isn't working, admit Cornwall's council and health bosses – before rejecting support for the "basic principles of the National Health Service"
By Graham Smith
Cornwall's health and council chiefs have accepted they are losing the battle for public opinion – but today (Thursday) resolved to press ahead with their creation of an Accountable Care System, putting the council's chief executive Kate Kennally in overall charge of strategic commissioning.
A meeting of Cornwall's Health and Wellbeing Board, which brings together many of the key managers, decided they had to do more to get their message across and allay what they recognised was "understandable public concern" that their restructuring of health and social care could fragment the NHS, lead to increased privatisation and the closure of community health facilities.
Several board members said they were concerned by the widespread suspicion and "unhappiness" surrounding the proposals.
But the council's Liberal Democrat leader, Adam Paynter, blamed "fake news" and "scaremongering social media" for much of the public anxiety – before, and apparently without irony, declaring that he would vote against any form of words which confirmed support for the "basic principles of the National Health Service."
"What are the basic principles?" he asked. "They mean 100 different things to different people."
Officials explained that to most people, the NHS meant healthcare free at the point of delivery, funded by general taxation. But, they added, to others it now also embraced an internal market, and growing provision by private sector operators. "I went to the dentist yesterday and it certainly wasn't free," said Mr Paynter.
The board instead voted in favour of a renewed public relations offensive, supported by a declaration of support for a new system of healthcare which "does not fall below the NHS national standard."
"We need to stop thinking about MIUs, and start thinking about services" – Jackie Pendleton
Labour councillor Cornelius Olivier had sought to find a form of words designed to calm protests. "In the context of the NHS, the word `devolution' sounds alarm bells," he said. "Are you trying to deviate? You have failed to get the message across. There has been a failure to communicate. It's no good saying that `it's all going frightfully well' because it obviously isn't."
Earlier the board heard from members of the public, some of whom had travelled to Truro from Bude, concerned about the future of their local Minor Injury Unit. The Bude MIU is one of 10 available to Cornwall's NHS 111 call handlers which is not listed for upgrading to an Urgent Treatment Centre, once the Accountable Care System becomes properly constituted. This is currently scheduled to happen in September, following its launch, in "shadow" form, on 1st April.
Jackie Pendleton, chief operating officer of NHS Kernow Clinical Commissioning Group, said localities like Bude and Launceston, and other parts of North Cornwall, would not be left without any minor injury service. "We are talking to partners in Devon about how services might be provided and we are also talking to GPs and other partners in primary care.
"We don't know exactly what the service will look like at the moment because we are trying to insure that it is designed properly, in accordance with public consultation. We seem to have stirred up quite a hornets' nest about Urgent Care.
"But we need to stop thinking about MIUs and start thinking instead about services. There will continue to be services. We are not saying it is UTC or nothing. But it has to be the service model which leads, and then the organisational structures which support that. It can't be the other way round."


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Three Simple Rules, Part II
Last week I introduced Bishop Rueben Job's update of Wesley's rules for the Methodist Societies in England in the 18th century: 1. Do no harm; 2. Do good; 3. Stay in love with God.
When I think about applying Rule #2 to our celebration of Advent and Christmas, I think about the rule that we were all taught to observe as children during the holiday season. It wasn't "Do good," but "Be good." We call that the Santa Claus rule. Most of us had never seen a lump of coal, but we sure didn't want one in our stocking. So we all tried to be good in order to get good stuff. Parents got a brief respite from sibling squabbles and retailers got a reason to "Ho Ho Ho" all the way to the bank. But that unseemly alliance between parents and toy producers can easily sow in children the assumption that Christmas is all about getting, instead of giving.
Rule #2 says "Do good," not because we want to get but because we need to give. I challenge us to think about our family traditions around Christmas time and examine whether or not they are about getting or giving. We make a big deal about opening presents with our children and grandchildren to see what they got. What would it look like if we made a similarly big deal about getting together to give? What can we do to make our gift-giving to others more visible to our children and grandchildren? How can we make the reason for the season more real for them?
Here's a story about what one church that "done good" at Christmas. Mike Slaughter, the author of Christmas Is Not Your Birthday, is also senior pastor of Ginghamsburg Church (UMC), in Tipp City, Ohio, a congregation of 4500 people. During Advent in 2004, Rev. Slaughter asked the members of his church to spend half of what they normally spend on Christmas and give half to the church's Miracle Offering for Sudan. That Christmas, they collected $317,000 that they used to begin a sustainable agricultural project in Darfur. That money enabled 5200 families to return to farming. It brought 900 children back from indentured servitude. Since 2004, $6.1 million has been raised by Ginghamsburg and its partner churches and corporate sponsors. Their agricultural programs have reached 90,000 people. Their child protection and development program has reached 24,000 kids. They have provided safe water and sanitation for 100,000 people. They have started primary health care clinics and are planning to begin new United Methodist churches in the Sudan. You can read all about it at http://ginghamsburg.org/serve/places-to-serve/the-sudan.
Ginghamsburg's success in following Rule #2 raises a lot of questions for us at Willow Glen. How did they do it? How did they convince people to give up and give out so much? How did they support each other in standing against consumer culture? Not many churches have 4500 members, but is this an Advent "conspiracy" that we can replicate here? For 2013, the Ginghamsburg Church's Miracle Offering will go to Imagine No Malaria, a project of the United Methodist Church, the United Nations, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, among others. The goal is to eradicate malaria, a disease which currently kills someone every 60 seconds (most of them in Africa). The California-Nevada Annual Conference has committed to raising $2 million towards the effort. How could our church participate?
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The California-Nevada Annual Conference announces #Giving Tuesday. In the tradition of Black Friday, Local Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, #Giving Tuesday, on December 3rd, is an opportunity to start off the holiday season by giving rather than getting. All gifts given online Tuesday to selected projects through the Advance will be matched at 100%. To learn more about the projects, including Imagine No Malaria, go to http://www.cnumc.org/news/65295.
Join us this Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. to discuss more ways of doing good for God this Advent season.
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How To Wear Off-The-Shoulder Shirts This Spring 2016
How To Wear Off-The-Shoulder Shirts This Spring 2016
One of spring's biggest fashion trends is the off-the-shoulder style. From tops to dresses to jumpsuits, you're sure to see a ton of shoulder-baring options out there. Honestly, I've never been a huge fan of this trend. To me, it can very easily look too '80s, or too tacky, or too boho hippe-dippie. That's not to say there's anything wrong with it – that's just my opinion! But after looking through a whole bunch of off-the-shoulder outfit ideas, I think I might have changed my mind.
With tons of different kinds of tops out there, there are so many ways to incorporate this trend into your wardrobe. As it turns out, off-the-shoulder shirts are actually quite versatile – depending on the accessories, they can be dressed up or be made to look super casual. They expose a little skin without being too in-your-face sexy (there's nothing wrong with super sexy vibes, but not everyone is into it!), and they work for everyone, no matter what your individual style is. It's safe to say I've been converted, and that I'll be purchasing my own off-the-shoulder top at some point within the next few weeks.
Want to get in on this trend like I did? Here are 20 style tips on how to wear off-the-shoulder shirts this spring that will inspire you to go shopping:
1. Off-the-shoulder tops seem super casual, but if you go for a button-down version with skinny jeans and heels, they can actually look pretty professional.
2. Or maybe you want to be really casual! Look how effortlessly cute this over-the-shoulder top looks with boyfriend jeans and sandals.
3. Is it just me, or were off-the-shoulder tops basically made for A-line skirts? This combo looks slightly vintage and so cute.
4. An off-the-shoulder top is a definite Look, but that doesn't mean you have to pair it with something simple. A plain off-the-shoulder shirt makes bold pants look that much cooler.
5. There are lots of versions out there that include thin strips. This can look weird sometimes, but paired with skinny jeans, sandals, and a long necklace, it looks pretty cute.
6. You can also go full-on Coachella with an off-the-shoulder crop top, printed shorts, a choker, a floppy hat, and some combat boots.
7. If it's not that warm out, or you just don't feel comfortable showing off your shoulders, layer the top over a button-down. It looks very unexpected and so cool.
8. For ridiculously easy summer style, wear a colorful off-the-shoulder top with denim shorts and a cute necklace.
9. And for ridiculously easy spring style? An off-the-shoulder top with high waist jeans and ankle boots.
10. A loose off-the-shoulder top looks perfect with flared jeans.
11. You can also show off only one shoulder by making a regular tee into an off-the-shoulder shirt. Tie it at one side, and let the opposite side fall down your arm. Look how creative you are!
12. A great spring outfit for almost any occasion is an off-the-shoulder shirt tucked into a maxi skirt. It's easy, comfy, and chic.
13. Feeling particularly summery? Grab a lacy or see-through off-the-shoulder top and use it as a bathing suit coverup.
14. For a throwback vibe, wear a cropped off-the-shoulder shirt with high-waist flared jeans.
15. Or just keep things super simple and wear an off-the-shoulder top with white jeans and heels.
16. A shirt that shows off your shoulders is perfect for showing off your prettiest bralette.
17. Go for a '90s throwback outfit with an off-the-shoulder top, denim mini skirt, and slip-on sneakers. So cute, so casual.
18. On chillier days, wear your off-the-shoulder shirt with jeans and knee high boots.
19. A shirt that leaves your top half bare is perfect for piling on layers of necklaces.
20. Spring can still be a little cold! On those days, keep your clavicle and shoulders warm with a cozy scarf.
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Dearest Emma; –
Had two letters of yours yesterday those written on the dates April 27 & 28, respectfully. There was no letter from you to day but I drew three in the Canadian mail that arrived, one from my brother one from your sister in Standard and one from my cousin in Toronto.
I am very pleased to know that you are at the Drysdales. The change will make a very welcome break in the monotony of life at the hotel.
Your information regarding the re-opening of leave was entirely incorrect. I shall be very much and agreeably surprised if there is any leave at all during this summer.
So Major Selby is now O.C. 8th Canadian Field Ambulance. I had not heard of it before- What has become of Lt.Col. J.N. Gunn? It is a long time since I have had a chance to see any of the personnel belonging to that unit, not since I joined the ambulance in fact. No, I must confess I never sent an answer to the message you mentioned.
Capt. Petty has been acting adjutant of the 31st Battn for quite a long time, ever since Hornby went to England last summer. Petty is a very fine chap and I should like to have him meet you sometime. He was in London on leave while we were there, last December, but if you remember our program was fairly full in the matter of appointments at that time. Hornby is now a company commander in the battalion. I have not seen him for some months. If the day is fine to morrow I may go out for a horseback ride and call on some of my old friends.
It is fine out to day but I am putting in my spare time during the afternoon writing.
The apple blossoms are very pretty. Our mess hut is built in the middle of an orchard, but by the time the apples are fit to eat we shall be "Over the hills and far away".
Our padre (The good one) organized a concert party, and last night put on a show which was quite good. The padre himself took part and proved himself quite as artist in the way of an entertainer. He is the second chaplain that I have come across in the B.E.F. that really did good work with the troops. The other was Capt. Appleyard who was chaplain of the 31st Battn. after Walker was sent back to England. Capt. Johnson is a captl man but is one of the kind that practises rather than preaches. He is busy all day and devotes a lot of his time to helping to make the canteen a success and a convenience to the men and patients.
Yes I know Capt. Anderson of Brooks. I met him in Calgary when he was doing Dr. Francis work for a short time and also met him out here with the 8th F. Amb. I quite agree with you.
Oh! I nearly forgot to answer your question re "Canada". We get it here in the mess but I should be pleased to have a copy for myself if you could send it along after you have quite finished it yourself. I enjoy receiving the copies of "Life" and so does everybody in the mess for that matter.
No, I have never played golf, but it must be a very entrancing sort of a game if one may judge by the enthusiasm of those who play it. I fear that people will have less time to devote to sports and pleasure after the war than was the case a few years ago. Everybody will be kept busy to earn money to pay off the debt caused by the frightful wastage of the war.
My batman took off one of those shirts to a peasant woman in the village with the idea of having it mended. I told him this morning not to go to any such trouble as my shirts were now almost useless even as salvage. I intend to make them do until I go on leave again.
When the warm days come and I am up the line I shall wear a Tommy's serge over my underwear and thus save money as well and keep cool. That was the way I dressed during the Lens fighting last summer. Of course I wore riding breeches and riding boots too, in case you misunderstand me.
The day before yesterday I got completely caught up with my correspondence but of course now, after the mail to day I have a few more letters to answer.
Your ever loving husband
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In part one of this series, I outlined the three basic layers of a sound financial plan – Protection, Accumulation, and Preservation/Distribution. In this article, I'll discuss in more detail the elements of the Protection stage. There are five general areas that can require implementation of Protection strategies.
• Dealing With Unknown or Unexpected Shorter-Term Events. An important Protection strategy involves preparing financially for emergency situations, such as an unexpected job loss, an unforeseen large expense or the need for immediate income to cover expenses while waiting for proceeds from an insurance policy. A good rule of thumb for this strategy is that a household should have 3-6 months of expenses as a reserve for emergencies. If you live alone, are solely responsible for financially supporting your family, or have an inconsistent income or more tenuous job situation, however, it may be wise to have a reserve closer to six months' worth of your expenses.
• Health-Related Expenses. These can come in the form of typical, run-of-the-mill medical expenses or costs incurred due to an extended illness or injury that not only requires medical assistance, but also impacts your ability to perform regular daily activities such as bathing or dressing. You can protect against the day-to-day medical costs with health insurance, which many individuals are able to obtain through their employment. Remember to be prepared to cover the out-of-pocket expenses. Long-term care insurance, on the other hand, can help protect against the latter type of expenses – those incurred when you need assistance with activities of daily living.
• Unexpected Death in the Family. What happens if your loved ones rely on your income to pay living expenses, save for retirement and/or pay off debt and you are not around to provide that income? Your family would likely have to dramatically adjust lifestyle and change long-term financial goals. Life insurance, however, can at least enable them to weather the financial storm brought on by your death. Life insurance is not a one-size fits all type of product. You need to consider your current assets, savings rate, income and income sources, expenses and family dynamics.
It also is important to have wills and accompanying legal documents in place. Consulting an estate planning attorney can be helpful here to help you set up or review your wills, advanced directives and medical and financial powers of attorney, amongst others. This is vitally important in the LGBT community where some of the legal protections afforded to married heterosexual couples do not exist.
• Disability or Extended Illness. A long-term disability or illness can be crippling financially. Indeed, losing your income in such a situation can force you to spend down any accumulated assets and possibly even incur additional debt merely so you can cover your expenses. Some employers provide disability insurance or the opportunity to purchase such insurance. When analyzing this coverage, you should consider how the insurance defines what is a covered "disability" as this can affect substantially how well-protected you are. Additionally, you need to consider the insurance's elimination period (the amount of time after you are disabled before the insurance begins paying out), benefit period (the amount of time the insurance will continue to pay), the amount of coverage and whether the insurance provides inflation protection and/or the ability to increase your coverage as your income grows.
• Unexpected Property Losses and/or Liability Protection. Finally, to build a sound foundation to your financial plan, you also need to ensure you are adequately protected against substantial property losses and/or liability claims. To some extent, much of this protection is mandated by others. For example, if you own your home and have a mortgage, the bank likely requires you to maintain certain minimum levels of homeowner's insurance.
Now that we've taken care of the Protection strategies, next time, I'll jump into the fun stuff – how to work toward accumulating and building wealth.
(This material is for informational purposes only and is not intended to act as specific advice. Please talk to a financial professional prior to investing and a tax adviser for tax advice.)
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Zacharias Kunuk introduces the project Qikiqtani Voices: building community capacity and infrastructure for ongoing dialogue and consultation about Mary River, in Inuktitut.
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Un Certain Regard - Official Selection - Cannes 2001 Winner Camera d'or for Best First Feature Film Canada's Official Selection - Foreign Language Oscar® ! Winner of 6 Genie Awards! Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Editing, Claude Jutra Best Canadian Feature Film (2001 Toronto International Film Festival) Co-Winner, Guardian Award for Best New Director (2001 Edinburgh International Film Festival) Grand Prix of the Flemish Community for Best Film (2001 Flanders International Film Festival - Ghent) Special Jury Prize and the Prix du Public (Festival International du nouveau Cinema et des nouveaux Medias de Montreal 2001) CTV Best of Fest Award (Next Fest 2001 - Digital Motion Picture Festival) Best Film (ImagineNATIVE Media Arts Festival) Best Feature Film (2001 Sante Fe International Festival) Best Feature Film (2002 San Diego International Film Festival) Audience Award (2002 Newport International Film Festival) Audience Award (2002 Lake Placid Film Forum) Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress (2002 American Indian Film Festival) Best Feature-Length Mountain Fiction Film (2002 Banff Mountain Film Festival)
Igloolik is a community of 1200 people located on a small island in the north Baffin region of the Canadian Arctic with archeological evidence of 4000 years of continuous habitation. Throughout these millennia, with no written language, untold numbers of nomadic Inuit renewed their culture and traditional knowledge for every generation entirely through storytelling.
Our film Atanarjuat is part of this continuous stream of oral history carried forward into the new millennium through a marriage of Inuit storytelling skills and new technology.
Atanarjuat is Canada's first feature-length fiction film written, produced, directed, and acted by Inuit. An exciting action thriller set in ancient Igloolik, the film unfolds as a life-threatening struggle between powerful natural and supernatural characters.
Atanarjuat gives international audiences a more authentic view of Inuit culture and oral tradition than ever before, from the inside and through Inuit eyes.
For countless generations, Igloolik elders have kept the legend of Atanarjuat alive to teach young Inuit the danger of setting personal desire above the needs of the group.
The tale of making the film is itself made up of many stories...
Some grade six students at Aqsarniit School in Iqaluit, Nunavut did a project on some of our favorite Traditional Inuit Games. We hope you will learn how to play some of them where you live....
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Women's collective screens film for home town crowd by Sonia Gunderson, Nunatsiaq News February 29, 2008 (read article)
Creating together: Igloolik and Puvirnituq co-operate on Isumas third feature film by Jim Bell, Nunatsiaq News January 19, 2007 (read article)
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Marie-Hélène Cousineau: Filmer l'intimité et l'imensité by Denis Lord, Elle Québec January 2007 (pdf)
New in March 2010! Nine Canadian Genie Award nominations including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor, Adapted Screenplay, Art Direction, Costumes, Sound, Original Song. Four Quebec Jutra Award nominations, Best Picture, Director, Costumes, Music.
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A co-production of Igloolik Isuma Productions and Kunuk Cohn Productions, Before Tomorrow is the first feature film written and directed by Igloolik's Arnait Video Productions women's collective, which has been filming Inuit women's stories since 1991 based on cultural authenticity and community involvement.
Before Tomorrow is directed by Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Madeline Ivalu from a script by Susan Avingaq, Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Madeline Ivalu, adapted from the novel For morgendagen by the acclaimed Danish writer Jørn Riel. It is produced by Stéphane Rituit, with executive producers Norman Cohn and Zacharias Kunuk. Leading the cast are Madeline Ivalu and her grandson Paul-Dylan Ivalu, joined by Mary Qulitalik, Peter-Henry Arnatsiaq and Tumasie Sivuarapik.
Before Tomorrow is the story of a woman who demonstrates that human dignity is at the core of life from beginning to end, as she faces with her grandson the ultimate challenge of survival. The film was shot in remote locations near the community of Puvirnituq, Nunavik (norhtern Quebec) over four separate periods between July 2006 and January 2007 to capture the arctic seasons from June though December.
Before Tomorrow premiered in Igloolik on the weekend of February 23-24, 2008. Members of the Arnait Video collective (Susan Avingaq, Madeline Ivalu, Carol Kunnuk and Marie-Hélène Cousineau) presented the film in front of attentive audiences in the school gym. Actors, props and select costumes from the film were also on display. As with previous films produced by Igloolik Isuma Productions, the film's first audience was the community involved in making the film. The following month producers also screened the film in Puvirnituq, Nunavik, where the film was shot.
Before Tomorrow was released in Canada by Alliance Motion Picture Distribution and Alliance Vivafilm in March 2009. Before Tomorrow is distributed internationally by Isuma Distribution International. U.S. premiere was a two-week run at Film Forum in New York December 2-15, 2009.The film now is available for Video-on-Demand download in standard definition or full HD from isuma.tv/fastrunnertrilogy.
Before Tomorrow was produced in association with Alliance Atlantis, Alliance Vivafilm, Telefilm Canada, SODEC, the Nunavut Film Development Commission and with the support of NITV. With thanks to Makivik Corporation,First Air, and Air Inuit. Thanks also to the people and mayor's office of Puvirnituq, the Nunavik Arctic Survival Training Centre, Kativik school board, and the Cooperative of Puvirnituq for their support.
The founding mandate of Igloolik Isuma Productions is to empower Inuit voices to tell their own stories. Isuma's first feature, Atanarjuat The Fast Runner, won the Camera d'or at Cannes 2001 and Best Picture at Canada's 2002 Genie Awards. Isuma's second feature, The Journals of Knud Rasmussen, opened the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. Isuma's executive producers, Zacharias Kunuk and Norman Cohn, continue this mandate in Isuma's third feature film, Before Tomorrow, the first written and produced by the Arnait Video Women's Collective.
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Qikiqtani Voices is a project to help facilitate ongoing dialogue and consultation about Mary River through new media; expanding the infrastructure and building local capacity to engage in on-going consultation and monitoring activities related to the Mary River Project. This objective follows-up the key message of IsumaTV's formal Intervention to the NIRB that informing and consulting Inuit in oral language Inuktitut on an on-going basis, is the key to respecting Inuit human rights while meeting standards of inform, consult, monitor and mitigate required by NIRB's Terms and Conditions.
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EALÁT is a Reindeer Herders Vulnerability Network Study and is a project that examines reindeer pastoralism in the light of climate change.
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"Haida people have occupied Haida Gwaii since time immemorial. Our traditional territory encompasses parts of southern Alaska, the archipelago of Haida Gwaii and its surrounding waters.
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Book screenings, rent or buy copies of Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change from our distributor Vtape. Contact Wanda at +1.416.351.1317 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
This is a channel of nominated film trailers from the iN 2008 program.
On December 7, 2005, Silla Watt-Cloutier and sixty-two Inuit
hunters and elders from communities across Canada and Alaska filed a petition with
the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.… Read more
In the documentary film Inuit Cree Reconciliation (Inuit Adlait Isumagijuniqatiginiiq), Zacharias Kunuk and Neil Diamond team up to research the events and historical impacts of a 1770's war between Inuit and Cree in Northern Québec.
Following the Peace Celebration Event held at Nastapoka River in northern Québec by a small group of Inuit and Cree in the summer of 2011, Zacharias Kunuk (Inuit) and Neil Diamond (Cree) - two of Canada's most respected filmmakers - interview Inuit and Cree Elders in the side-by-side communities of Kuujjuarapik and Whapmagootsui researching an old 1770's war between the two nations and its impact on people today.
Research for the project began in 2010. Check out some of the initial interviews here.
As a parallel project to the film, the ARTCO project introduced Inuit and Cree children in the community to new media tools which were used in a multidisciplinary artistic process to explore past and present realities, to connect with others, practice collective action and create a better future.
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Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change had its world premiere October 23, 2010, at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in Toronto. The complete film also streamed online simultaneously watched by more than 1500 viewers around the world. Following the film, a Q&A with filmmakers Zacharias Kunuk and Dr. Ian Mauro included live call-in by Skype from viewers from Pond Inlet, New York, Sydney, Australia and other locations.
Nunavut-based director Zacharias Kunuk (Atanarjuat The Fast Runner) and researcher and filmmaker Dr. Ian Mauro (Seeds of Change) have teamed up with Inuit communities to document their knowledge and experience regarding climate change. This new documentary, the world's first Inuktitut language film on the topic, takes the viewer "on the land" with elders and hunters to explore the social and ecological impacts of a warming Arctic. This unforgettable film helps us to appreciate Inuit culture and expertise regarding environmental change and indigenous ways of adapting to it.
Exploring centuries of Inuit knowledge, allowing the viewer to learn about climate change first-hand from Arctic residents themselves, the film portrays Inuit as experts regarding their land and wildlife and makes it clear that climate change is a human rights issue affecting this ingenious Indigenous culture. Hear stories about Arctic melting and how Inuit believe that human and animal intelligence are key to adaptability and survival in a warming world.
Community-based screenings of the film are now being organized across Canada. Stay tuned for more information, new blog posts and videos added to this channel regularly.
Please feel free to contact us should you like to organize a screening in your area. Email us: email@example.com.
This channel is made up of the raw footage from the Our Traditional Homeland Documentary.
Igloolik Isuma Productions, Inc. was incorporated in January 1990 as Canada's first Inuit independent production company. Isuma is 75% Inuit-owned. The founding shareholders are Zacharias Kunuk (President), Paul Apak Angilirq (Vice-President), Pauloosie Qulitalik (Chairman), and Norman Cohn (Secretary-Treasurer). Paul Apak passed away in December 1998.… Read more
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This channel showcases Radio and Video interviews with the minds behind IsumaTV, and their reflections about its development.
IsumaTV is a collaborative multimedia platform for indigenous filmmakers and media organizations. Each user can design their own space, or channel, to reflect their own identity, mandate and audience.
IsumaTV and NITV present an exclusive channel with select films available to view online on IsumaTV. We are collaborating with a wide range of artists and filmmakers and are proud to host these shared works.
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By installing IsumaTV Mediaplayers in remote communities, IsumaTV has created an independent distribution network, allowing isolated communities in the world to interact at high-speed with other people worldwide, by contributing their own media content, and having access to the existing media on IsumaTV.
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Kingulliit: The Next Generation is a 3-part documentary in Inuktitut.
Mixing never‐before seen historical footage with interviews of Inuit of all ages today, three episodes of Kingulliit, The Next Generation span the past, present and future of Inuit culture.
Kingulliit The Next Generation Blog is a Related Channel to the site Kingulliit The Next Generation. This related channel documents activities in 2010 and 2011 to move Inuktitut-language multimedia into a new generation of production and distribution through new media and new internet technologies. Starting November 2010, Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk leads a team to Nunavut communities to show how IsumaTV Hi-speed MediaPlayers boost slow internet to high-speed for over 2000 films on www.isuma.tv. Kunuk also screens in each community his newest documentary film, Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change, by downloading it from the internet using a Hi-speed MediaPlayer. Kunuk travels with Paul Quassa, former president of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., Canadian rock-star Lucie Idlout and Nunavut filmmaker, David Poisey, to introduce the potential benefits of faster internet for watching over 720 films in Inuktitut among a total of 2000 Inuit and Aboriginal films in 41 languages worldwide. John Hodgins, IsumaTV Technical Manager, installs the Hi-speed MediaPlayers in schools, libraries, youth centres or other locations where people can gain access to IsumaTV's collection, and where local community videos can be uploaded to the worldwide website. This blog follows the process of their travels and results. Please join us to upload comments, suggestions, videos, photos or other materials relating to bringing Inuit and Aboriginal media out of the past and into the digital future.
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the world's first Inuit film produced expressly for distribution
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by Igloolik Isuma Productions founder, Zacharias Kunuk, Canada's
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Paul Quassa
Oana Spinu, Michelline Ammaq, Eric Nutarariaq, Brian Nutarariaq
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Qamaniq, David Irngaut, Peter Awa, Richard Ammaroitok, Hyppolite
Immaroitok, Paul Quassa, Joshua Anguratsiaq, Dennis Apak, Laben
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Additional Voices on Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change are being uploaded every day to the channel http://www.isuma.tv/ikcc/voices. Some in Inuktitut, others in English.
More discussion about Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change, other related human rights issues, see also IKCC at www.isuma.tv/ikcc
Today's legal obligation to "Inform and Consult" with indigenous people regarding the development of their land must be met in a language people understand using the best technology available.
Audio and video interactive new media allow oral spoken indigenous dialects to be the main language used to inform and consult.
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The NCS NWT delivers aboriginal language services to 30 different communities and three diamond mines.
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NIRB hearings on Mary River Mine, Phase 2
Check out NITV local programming from Igloolik 1995-2007
Nunavut Independent Television Network (formerly called Tarriaksuk Video Centre), based in Igloolik, Nunavut, is Canada's first artist-run media centre located in a remote Inuit community. Founded in 1991, NITV's mandate is to encourage and support the creation of artistic, community-based media productions that serve the objectives of self-representation and cultural/linguistic preservation by adapting Inuit oral traditions to modern media technologies. Specifically, NITV aims to expand local access television in Igloolik and link other Nunavut communities through NITV on IsumaTV 3.0, by developing the use of Internet-TV (IPTV) to increase the production and distribution of Inuktitut-language and other Aboriginal programming. NITV is one of the founding members of IsumaTV [www.isuma.tv], a collective multimedia internet platform for Inuit and Aboriginal media worldwide. NITV also is one of the founding partners in Digital Indigenous Democracy, an effort to bring global partners into a working collaboration through 3.0 internet and socio-political networking. More information at email@example.com.
"Nunagijavut | Where We Live Now" is a live video series exploring contemporary Inuit experience through the eyes of Inuit artists, activists and community members.… Read more
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NPC's traditional Inuit knowledge workshops.
Piorsarsimassuseq is a television program from Greenland national tv and radio, KNR
Kuujjuaq, Nunavik 1940s. Surprised at the loss of her innocence, the young Inuk Elsa draws courage from her rugged land to become a woman as strong and independent as the restless river that cuts across it. She becomes the very young mother of a child whose remarkable life breaks with the millennial traditions of her ancestors.… Read more
<p class="en">In the feature documentary, Silakut, filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk talks to people from the five Northern Baffin Communities affected by the proposed expansion of the Mary River Mine.
This is a series of episodes from the acclaimed Greenland television series "Sofa Aappalaartoq".
Welcome to Channel 51 Taloyoak Tv.If you want to view certain videos posted on Isuma.tv let Channel 51 Maintainer Joseph Quqqiaq Jr know which video or videos you would like to view on Taloyoak Tv Channel 51.Thank You,Enjoy!!!
Residential school survivors' testimonies, filmed by Zacharias Kunuk and Peter Irniq. Most testimonies are shared in Inuktitut. Read English translations when available by clicking on Read More in the text below each film.
LIVE on IsumaTV May 29th 7:45pm - 10 pm EST
THE 9th ANNUAL LAFONTAINE-BALDWIN SYMPOSIUM: Featuring SIILA WATT-CLOUTIER
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In January 2008, Isuma Publishing released a new book, The Journals of Knud Rasmussen: A Sense of Memory and High-definition Inuit Storytelling. This book includes the complete original screenplay in English and Inuktitut of The Journals, Isuma's second feature film in The Fast Runner Trilogy after Atanarjuat The Fast Runner, and 25 pieces of… Read more
Recorded in 1991, this CD collection of traditional ajaja songs sung by Elders of Igloolik records twenty-four 'known' song-stories of the last Inuit generation born into the ancient lifestyle, and the first to move into the modern world of today.… Read more
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A Collection of Inuit in Black & White. Warning: May Contain Colonial Attitudes!
Isuma Productions films produced by and for Inuit youth.
ᐃᓄᐃᑦ ᖃᐅᔨᓴᕐᓂᓄᑦ ᑲᑎᒪᓂᕐᔪᐊᖓ 2019-ᒥ
Inuit Studies Conference 2019
Congrès d'Etudes Inuit 2019
The 21st Inuit studies conference took place in Montreal from the 3rd of October to the 6th of October 2019.
NITV and Isuma recorded the keynote speakers of the conference, you can watch them in this channel.
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channel: Paul Apak Expedition Videos
Paul Apak Angilirq (1954-1998) was vice-president and co-founder of Isuma. Apak began his career in 1978 as a trainee in Canada's Inukshuk Project, the first project to train indigenous TV producers in remote communities.
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Paul Apak Angilirq (1954-1998) was vice-president and co-founder of Isuma.Apak began his career in 1978 as a trainee in Canada's Inukshuk Project, the first project to train indigenous TV producers in remote communities.
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The women of Arnait have found that building connections to our traditions and, thereby, with the lives of our ancestors, gives shape and vitality to the lives we are leading and to the whole of the world we are sharing. Our inspiration is rooted in the past and blossoms in the present – to shine as an example for those around us. We invite you to discover the things we believe in and partake in the world view that sustains us.
Find out more about Arnait and our work.
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UVANGA will be at the Festival Internacional de CIne de Guadalajara, Mexico in the Quebec, Guest of Honor selection. The festival takes place from March 21 until 30. The film will be in good company with about 15 other features from Quebec and a number of documentaries.
Uvanga is competing in the prestigious FOCUS section of the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma which features Quebecois and Canadian films that reflect the richness of emerging new cinema.
The film will later screen in Toronto at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival Closing Night Gala October 20th.
Uvanga opened the 7th annual Yellownkife International Film Festival on October 1st with a screening at the Northern Arts and Culture Cenre.
Uvanga was honered with the Best Feature award at the festival's first ever award ceremony held October 6th!
Uvanga screened on September 21th to an exited home town crowd in Igloolik! Much fun was had and reviews were positive!
Next stop: Cinéfest Sudbury Intetnational Film Festival
Principal photography began July 9, 2012 on Uvanga. The film is co-directed by Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Madeline Piujuq Ivalu and will be shot entirely on location in Igloolik, Nunavut over the next 25 days.
The film stars Montreal-based actress Marianne Farley and newcomer Lukasi Forrest.
Before Tomorrow premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, September 7th. Other fall screenings include: Reykjavik International Film Festival, Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, imagineNATIVE festival, Pusan International Film Festival and the 33rd Annual American Indian Film Festival.
And in October Arnait Video members will give a workshop at Trent University in Peterborough, connecting with Aboriginal women of Southern Ontario.
Before Tomorrow premiered in Igloolik on February 23rd in 2008 and in Puvirnituq and Kujjuuaq on May 6-7-8. Members of the Arnait Video collective (Susan Avingaq, Madeline Ivalu, Carol Kunnuk et Marie-Hélène Cousineau) presented the film in front of attentive audiences. Props and select costumes from the film were also on display. As with previous films produced by Igloolik Isuma Productions, the film's first audience was the community involved in making the film.
Ian Mauro is a forthcoming Canada Research Chair in "human dimensions of environmental change" at Mount Allison University, in New Brunswick. He is both a researcher and filmmaker, with a PhD in environmental science, and his work focuses on hunter, farmer and fisher knowledge regarding environmental change, specifically issues related to food security and global warming.… Read more
The Inuusivut Project is a national initiative of the Embrace Life Council and the National Inuit Youth Council. The primary objective of the project is to learn, document and share - through a variety of multi-media techniques - how Inuit perceive, express, develop, foster and promote mental health.… Read more
Check out NITV Today (Community Networks)
Nunavut Independent Television Network (formerly called Tarriaksuk Video Centre), based in Igloolik, Nunavut, is Canada's first artist-run media centre located in a remote Inuit community. Founded in 1991, NITV's mandate is to encourage and support the creation of artistic, community-based media productions that serve the objectives of self-representation and cultural/linguistic preservation by adapting Inuit oral traditions to modern media technologies. Specifically, NITV aims to expand local access television in Igloolik and link other Nunavut communities through NITV on IsumaTV 3.0, by developing the use of Internet-TV (IPTV) to increase the production and distribution of Inuktitut-language and other Aboriginal programming. NITV is one of the founding members of IsumaTV [www.isuma.tv], a collective multimedia internet platform for Inuit and Aboriginal media worldwide. NITV also is one of the founding partners in Digital Indigenous Democracy, an effort to bring global partners into a working collaboration through 3.0 internet and socio-political networking. As a "Northern Internet Distributor" NITV on IsumaTV is recognized as an "eligible broadcaster" by the Canada Media Fund to trigger CMF financing from the Aboriginal Fund Envelope. More information at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Lately it seems as though there is a day for everything. Are you a Sign Language Interpreter? You can celebrate on Sign Language Interpreter Appreciation Day. Enjoy tongue twisters? There's a day for that. Always keep track of what language related holidays you need to be celebrating with this comprehensive list for translators:
4th of January — World Braille Day
World Braille Day is annually celebrated on January 4th, the birthday of Braille inventor, Louis Braille. The day recognizes his contributions in helping blind and visually impaired people to read and write.
21st of February — International Mother Language Day
International Mother Language Day is a worldwide annual observance held on 21st of February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and promote multilingualism.
20th of March — French Language Day
The United Nations has established language days for all of their six official languages. The purpose of the language days is to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as to increase awareness and respect for the history, culture and achievements of these languages. The dates for the Language Days were selected for their symbolic or historic significance in connection with each language: 20th of March is International Day of Francophonie.
20th of April — Chinese Language Day
This is the day that the United Nations established to celebrate the cultural and linguistic diversity created by the Chinese language.
23rd of April — English Language Day
This is the day that the United Nations established to celebrate the cultural and linguistic diversity created by the English language. It is also traditionally recognized as William Shakespeare's birthday.
23rd of April — Spanish Language Day
This is the day that the United Nations established to celebrate the cultural and linguistic diversity created by the Spanish language. It is also characterized by the death of Miguel de Cervantes, a great Spanish writer.
1st of May — Sign Language Interpreter Appreciation Day
On Sign Language Interpreter Appreciation Day, we come together to celebrate the work of sign language interpreters who break down language and communication barriers, from medical appointments to large conferences.
6th of June — Russian Language Day
This is the day that the United Nations established to celebrate the cultural and linguistic diversity created by the Russian language. It is also the birthday of Aleksandr Pushkin, a great Russian poet.
23rd of September — International Day of Sign Languages
The UN General Assembly has proclaimed 23rd of September as the International Day of Sign Languages in order to raise awareness of the importance of sign language in the full realization of the human rights of people who are deaf.
26th of September — European Day of Languages
The European Day of Languages is 26th of September and has been jointly organized by the Council of Europe and the European Union. Its aim is to encourage lifelong language learning across Europe.
30th of September — International Translation Day
International Translation Day is celebrated every year on 30 September on the feast of St. Jerome, the Bible translator who is considered the patron saint of translators. You can see here our article under the Famous Translations series detailing St. Jerome and his accomplishment as a translator.
16th of October — National Dictionary Day
Dictionary Day is held in honor of American lexicographer, Noah Webster. In 1806, he published "A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language" that defined an impressive 37,000 words.
10th of November — International Tongue Twister Day
The history and the origin of International Tongue Twister Day are unknown. Celebrate it by practicing a few challenging tongue twisters or even organize a tongue twister competition with your family, friends or colleagues. You can come across interesting tongue twisters in English on MotaWord's Instagram page, make sure to follow us there. Here is an example: "Imagine an imaginary menagerie…"
21st of November — World Hello Day
World Hello Day is observed annually on November 21st, to express that conflicts should be resolved through communication. To celebrate, participants verbally greet ten people or more on that day. Why not do it in your native language and have it translated so these strangers can learn something new?
18th of December — Arabic Language Day
This is the day that the United Nations established to celebrate the cultural and linguistic diversity created by the Arabic language. On this day, the United Nations General Assembly designated Arabic as the sixth official language of the United Nations in 1973.
Do you celebrate any other language related holidays? Let us know on social media. Don't forget to mention @MotaWord, and we'll be sure to check them out.
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MotaWord is the world's fastest professional translation platform. Through the use of cloud technologies, smart algorithms that manage projects around the clock and over 15 thousand professional translators MotaWord provides high-quality translations in any language 60% cheaper and 20 times faster than traditional translation agencies.
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This is the pinyin spelling for the Mandarin character for "heart"! My thought for this February is "Xīn", which is an emotional component, or radical, in many Chinese characters, like yearning, love, even forget!
Seemed appropriate since Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year (the first day of Spring festival) are on the same day this year! And one of the traditions for Chinese New Year, besides jiao zi, is a branch of cherry blossom... at least that is what I remember from Beijing, that and the couplets that decorated the front doors of each and every house. Kind of hard to portray a jiao zi in beads, I don't know characters well enough to embroider a couplet let alone bead one, and no way do I have the skill to do a tiger (this will be the year of the tiger). So...
Gōng Xǐ Fā Cái (Congratulations and Prosperity) to all, especially those of you who are tigers (your birth year would be 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, 1950, and, if you are like me, older than dirt, 1938!)
thatyankstitches wrote on Feb 8, '10 My knowledge and experience with Chinese comes from two years living in Beijing, three months studying Chinese (Mandarin), and learning that I'm so tone deaf that even taxi drivers corrected my pronunciation! Basically, I was only basic baby steps in pinyin; I could identify a few characters; count to 1000; and I managed to bargain in street markets with the aid of a calculator! Otherwise, I'm a total loser in Mandarin!
deesnl wrote on Feb 8, '10 You are a total winner in this piece though Carol! I can only agree with Robin in that I LOVE this piece. It breathes such tranquility and yet because of what you have done with the fabric and beads it is vibrant and alive at the same time. I must look up what you have done to january!


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