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Italy Life Coach Certification Programs from the Spencer Institute
What sets the Spencer Institute apart from other life coach certification programs are the diverse training options, niche market courses, and our special techniques we give you for developing a successful life coaching business. This provides you with the lifestyle of your dreams. Now is the time to carefully review all of our professional life coaching certification programs and determine which ones are right for you. Each of our coach certification program pages describe how you will benefit and help others create the life of their dreams, too.
As a certified life coach, you will be an essential ally to your clients. You will assess and align your client's beliefs, values, morals and support system as a means for them to naturally and easily achieve their goals. You will guide them in creating a plan of action while remaining a resource to keep their motivation focused on reaching their goals.
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ATAWAS Annual Water Conference (AWAC)
The Annual Water Conference (AWAC) serves as a public platform to exchange ideas and experiences about water supply and sanitation services in Tanzania. It brings together ATAWAS members, Water supply and sanitation Authorities (WSSAs) and other sector actors and stakeholders.
Since 2013, conference participants work on tackling the challenges through presentations and discussion rounds to creating sparks for innovation, cooperation and better service provision to the public.
Today, AWAC has become an important sector gathering for WSSAs & COWSOs, government and education institutions, providers of products and services, NGOs, CSOs, and all other stakeholders that play a role in the sector.
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- Learn from other's projects and about the latest developments, innovations and technologies
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- Exhibit your products and services, to a selected audience of water and sanitation professionals
- Widen your market presence and customer awareness by sponsoring AWAC and profit from premium presentation slots and advertising spaces
AWAC is a national opportunity for participants from all parts of Tanzania to meet once a year and learn from and with each other. The personal relationships and professional exchange build bridges to bring us to more cooperation, new approaches to projects and better performance of the water sector.

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Cut by hand when ordering from our gastronomist, put in a vacuum and shipped, so your Parmesan will be freshly cut.
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Shuffle, Noovie's new movie trivia mobile game from National CineMedia (NCM), creators of the Noovie pre-show seen in movie theaters nationwide.
Designed as a web app at www.noovie.com/shuffle, Shuffle is a whirlwind collection of card-based movie-trivia mini-games where players must answer questions as quickly as possible to earn points before time runs out. Questions will come fast and furious, and players will be sorting, flinging, and swiping cards at a breakneck pace to accumulate points and earn the best score. Movie fans can test their Hollywood IQ anytime, anywhere, with a fun mix of challenging Shuffle trivia games based on their favorite films. Shuffle will officially launch on Avengers: Endgame opening weekend, Friday, April 26th, featuring games including:
- Flicks – As new movie cards come up in the deck, quickly swipe the card left or right to answer a yes/no question.
- Star Chains – Find the connection between movies and actors to create a chain of correct answers. The longer the chain, the higher the points.
- Match Up – Correctly match 3 pairs of movie-related cards. The faster you are, the more sets you get to match and win.
- Timeline – Which came first? Decide if an event happened before or after another event, such as the year a movie was released or the plot sequence of a story.
- Bonus Round – Click on as many cards as you can that fit a given movie category before they disappear.
New games and new card decks featuring movie topics like supervillains, hitmen, movie music superstars, giant monsters, movie toys, and many more will be added to Shuffle on an ongoing basis to match the current film slate and keep Shuffle fresh and challenging for players. NCM will also be working closely with movie studios to create custom games and card decks that highlight specific new movie releases.


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1582_ 7/14/14 - Traditionally staffing and recruitment firms are transactionaly focused, looking at the outcome only. We're talking with Kathleen Quinn Votaw, CEO, TalenTrust. Kathleen tells us that TalenTrust is often engaged with their clients for 3, 4, 5 years to help them through their growth and to ensure they have the right people in the right place and in a pipeline so that when they need to hire, they're ready to go. So they take a very holistic, sales, trust attitude toward recruitment versus a transactional attitude. In addition everything TalenTrust does for their client is guaranteed 100% for the lifetime of the agreement with them. Given that these relationships are three to five years, this is a huge differentiator in the marketplace. Kathleen really gets involved like ACG Denver where she has served on their board for 12 years and is a past president. She's also a member of Vistage, in one of the CEO groups as well as a sponsor of the organization. "Because", she explains, "we believe in their methodology and how they bring CEOs together to solve bigger picture issues. And Vistage is a group of 15,000 members throughout the globe." Also, you'll find Kathleen heavily involved with Colorado Companies to Watch - having just completed their annual gala with 860 people attending. We also are celebrating CCTW's 6th year with 300 alumni. Kathleen sees a bright future ahead and she continues working to ensure that vision. ...listen for more ideas...
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If you have just joined Running Mums Australia, welcome, we are glad that you are here! You will find nothing but inspiration with us, encouragement and support. This is why we exist, to empower you as women to run your best.
Have you just started out running and feel that….gee, it is a hard slog? Nothing feels right, your breathing is all over the place, everything hurts, You can't get your rhythm right and you walk home thinking that it was all too hard? Well, have peace my friend, you are not alone here, and we are going to help you get started.
First up, lets look at running as an art form first. When we think of an art form we think of a painting or a sculpture and you, are the artist. You create the finished product. Yes, it takes hours of hard work and (sometimes) tears, you need the right equipment and you need the right advice or training from other 'artists' to create the finished product and you need to want to form something beautiful.
The art work takes time, it can take days, months, even years (lets hope not years) before it all comes together in through an amazing journey and you are finished with your 5km masterpiece.
So first up, arm yourself with the right equipment. You need good shoes. They are vital. Make sure that you go and get fitted properly, preferably from a running shoe store, that know runners. Then you need running gear. There is nothing worse than feeling restricted when running, so choose gear suitable to you that you feel comfortable running in, it doesn't have to be pricey and showy, just something that makes you feel good.
We already have the other 'artists' and 'advice' sorted for you in our forum, so ask many many questions of others that have been there before. The support of other RMAers is what makes us stand out from the rest. Even ask if someone else is willing to run the journey with you, you know there is bound to be someone else in Australia that is walking the same steps to 5k as you.
If you are over 40 and not used to exercise at all, it is probably best to go and visit your dr before taking up any activity to be checked out first. Once you have done this and got the OK, you are good to go.
The next step is to take the first step.
Go out for a walk. This walk, shouldn't be a slow, like your browsing the supermarket shelf walk, and it shouldn't be an as fast as your legs can go walk either, just take it easy and walk at a nice, moderate, comfortable pace. Perhaps you can walk a 1km, perhaps you can walk 4km, walk what seems comfortable to you. The aim is to get your legs moving in a similar range of motion to what you will be doing while running. You want to build up an endurance for walking and getting your muscles used to exercise. This is the first step in moving into running.
Next time you go for a walk, increase the pace a little and then increase the distance if you can, challenge yourself just that little bit further. Take a friend, focus on your breathing and staying relaxed and comfortable.
Once you are used to walking (and this could take weeks) and feeling like you are ready to start running, its time to put into practice all the advice you have been given. You could dowload the Couch to 5k app, or you could just go with what feels comfortable to you.
Start off by walking like you normally do at a relaxed pace to warm up. Warming up before any exercise is important, as it allows the blood to flow to the muscles preventing any injuries occurring, as is cooling down. You can find some tips on how to warm up here. When you have walked for a while, add in a few easy paced jogs for say 10-30 seconds, then walk for one to two minutes, add in another 10-30 second jog and continue this for the remainder of your walk until you have walked 5km, making sure that in the final km you do at least a few minutes of relaxed walking to cool down.
Make sure you are maintaining correct form when running too. You can find out all about form and technique to make running easy and to stop you getting injuries here.
The next time you go out, you could increase the time you are running and decrease the time you are walking in your intervals, only if you are ready and feel comfortable. Keep practicing this each time you go out until you suddenly find yourself running the entire way. Gradually you will spend less time walking, and more time running. Remember that it takes practice and it won't happen over night. When you are running in your intervals, make sure it is a relaxed easy pace for you, not a sprint, so that your body gets used to that pace, to be able to gradually build up to running the whole way without walking breaks.
The next thing that an 'artist' does is to share their achievement with the world, So perhaps you can share this journey in the forum or take those legs to Parkrun where you can build up some speed in your 5km, or run a race to test yourself out and what you have achieved along with all of your RMA friends. And give yourself a pat on the back, because you did it, and you are a runner. Well done.


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If Darfur doesn't suffer from international inattention, it certainly suffers from international neglect. Here we are, five years after the region became a household term and the grim statistics – at least three million displaced and 300,000 killed – only tick higher. For years, editorials have been written, campaigns launched, peacekeepers dispatched, but the violence simply escalates. In just the past few months, the Sudanese government has persisted in its bombing campaigns against villages, rebels have attacked Khartoum, and aid workers have come under increasing threat. More than 150,000 people have fled their homes in Darfur this year alone, and terrible stories of suffering continue to pour out of camps around the region.
More than a few such stories inhabit the pages of Daoud Hari's The Translator. There is Hari's account of the young mother, terrorised and raped by the janjaweed, who then abandon her in the desert far from any village. She walks for days with her children in tow, and when they die of starvation and thirst, she places them under a tree and hangs herself from the nearest branch. There is the slightly crazed man who pulls Hari aside at a Chadian refugee camp, desperate to share a terrible secret. When the janjaweed attacked his village, they tied him to a tree and began to beat him savagely. At the sight of the thrashing, the man's four-year-old daughter ran out from her hiding place in a vain effort to protect her father. As she approached, one of the janjaweed fighters bayoneted her through her stomach and lifted her above his head, prancing around the tree as her blood rained down on him. "What was he?" her father asks Hari. "A man? A devil? . . .What is better torture than this?"
Telling just a few of Darfur's stories is the humble premise of this slim and simply narrated memoir. Hari is hardly the first to send such wrenching accounts into the world, but his contribution to what we know about events on the ground in Sudan extends far beyond the pages of his own book. After a terrifying attack on his village in 2003, in which he lost his beloved elder brother, Hari and members of his family fled to Chad. Rather than pick up a gun, Hari risked life and limb by repeatedly returning to Darfur as a translator for journalists with the BBC, the New York Times and NBC News. If you have learned anything about Darfur from these sources, the chances are you have already encountered Hari's work.
But Hari's memoir is also unique in that it provides a window into life in Darfur before the region became synonymous with genocide. He offers us a portrait of village life, so that we can begin to understand the paramount importance of family and the extended bonds of tribe and kinship that are so necessary when forging an existence in a harsh environment. In clean, straightforward prose, he describes the marketplaces of nearby towns, the games that young children play to while away time, the travellers packed together in the Land Cruisers that connect the villages of Africa.
If only we weren't aware that these brief snatches of routine are mere interludes in a horror story. Hari's homecoming, after years spent working abroad illegally in Libya and Egypt (for which he served time in prison), is brief and sorrowful; hearing of the rising troubles, he makes it home just days before his own village is attacked and his family is scattered. While serving as a translator for aid workers in swelling camps along the Chad border, he meets untold numbers of young women for whom, Hari writes, "rape [is] now the going price of camp firewood". He escorts a team of BBC reporters into Darfur, where they come upon a thickly forested area where human limbs and heads fall to earth around them; villagers had made a last stand in the trees. Nearby were the bodies of 81 men and boys killed in the same attack.
The misfortune described in The Translator is not always Hari's to observe. On a trip into Darfur in August 2006, he was serving as guide and translator to the Chicago Tribune's Paul Salopek when he, Salopek and their driver were captured by rebels allied with the Sudanese government. Understandably, Khartoum does not look kindly on reporters (or their Sudanese translators). What followed was more than 30 days of detention, with harsh interrogations and severe beatings. Several times, guards from Hari's tribe offered him the chance to escape, but he refused to leave the others behind. Only the intervention of high-level officials from the United States, and international appeals from people such as the Pope and Bono, secured their release. In the wake of the episode, Hari was granted political asylum in the US. From there, he continues to investigate the fates of his extended family members and awaits the day when he, like millions of others, can return home.
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Reducing the Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias: A Guide to Personal Cognitive Rehabilitation Techniquesby Jackie Pool Jessica Kingsley Publishers
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This innovative new book sets out practical guidance for people with dementia, their families and carers on reducing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Applying a 'rementia' based approach to dementia care, Jackie Pool shows how therapeutic cognitive rehabilitation techniques can be used to reduce symptoms of dementia and ultimately improve quality of life for people living with dementia.
Covering topics such as nutrition, stress, communication, memory and sleep, it provides all the tools and information necessary to build a personalised and flexible self-care plan which will improve and sustain quality of life. By clearing away the myths and stigma surrounding dementia, this book creates room for cooperation, creativity and hope.
Market: People with dementia, their families, friends and carers; Secondary market of dementia care professionals, including occupational therapists and nurses, social care workers, nursing and care home staff, nutritionists.
1. My 40 Year Journey With Dementia. 2. What Dementia Is and Isn't. 3. The Case For Rementia. 4. Cognitive Rehabilitation in 3 Ways: I. Nutrition Or How What You Put in Your Body Affects Your Brain. II. Emotion Or How What You Feel Affects Your Brain. III. Cognition Or How What You Do Affects Your Brain. 5. Putting It All Together - A Rementia Plan. Reading list.
Jackie Pool is an Occupational Therapist specialising in the development and provision of programmes and materials for leadership and workforce development in dementia care. She sat on the National Dementia Strategy Reference Group and was commissioned by Skills for Care to write the QCF dementia units for the national health and social care qualifications. She has published extensively and speaks at many conferences in the field of dementia care. Jackie's website can be found at href=www.jackiepoolassociates.org>www.jackiepoolassociates.org.


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Hyundai Elantra with only 12k km on the clock. It's already taken us through New Brunswick and PEI. Nova Scotia and Newfoundland are left.
It's woefully underpowered (compared to my DDs) but still a fine car for getting from A to B. It handles the patchwork these provinces call roads fine enough and feels light - fairly compliant in the twisties and not hard to toss around. Steering is way too light though. It supports Android Auto which is way better than any nav system I've used before.
A gear drop is required to accelerate at highway speeds. I leave it in manual mode for that very reason because it takes some time for the car to figure that out on its own. 4th is needed for passing.
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Recruitment Days
How do I book to attend a recruitment day?
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 01340 872497
What happens during the recruitment day?
You will be greeted by our friendly recruitment team, watch some short videos showing you what our factory environment is like and a bit about our Company history and values. You will then have a 1-1 interview where we will go through questions regarding your application. The last part of the session will include a worksheet and a practical exercise which will require you to work as part of a team and communicate just like in our factory.
What happens if I can't attend a recruitment day but still want to apply for a seasonal factory operative position?
You can apply though our online application or you can pick up a paper application at either our Aberlour or Elgin factory receptions. Once we receive your application we will contact you, this will be done through email, text or phone so please ensure your contact information is correct and up-to-date.
When we contact you, we may ask you a few questions over the phone regarding your application, but we will invite you to a 1-1 interview with one of our recruitment team.
The interview will last roughly 30 minutes and we hold interviews at either Aberlour or Elgin sites on a regular basis. The interview will include a short worksheet and a practical exercise to give you an insight into what the job may involve.
What should I do to prepare for a Recruitment Day or Interview?
You will need to bring a form of identification, we accept it in the form of a UK birth certificate along with NI evidence or an in-date passport or ID card. We will also take your photo and shoe size and the dress code is smart casual. If you want more information on our recruitment process, please check out our FAQs section.
Who will I meet at a Recruitment Day or Interview?
You will meet one of our HR Advisors, Amy, Louise or Leanne, who will take you through every step of the recruitment process.
What happens if I am successful?
Prior to starting work with us you will be invited to attend a training session that we call an induction. This is usually carried out the week before you are due to start work and includes meeting with our Human Resources, Health & Safety and Occupational Health teams as part of our on-boarding process. It also includes completing all paperwork associated with starting a new job.
What will happen on my first day?
Please arrive 15 minutes before your start time and go to the area you were shown at induction, you will meet your trainer who will issue your shoes, clock card and show you where your locker and facilities are. Once you are ready to go into the factory, your trainer will show you where you will be working and what is expected, but you will be placed with experienced employees to help you get up to speed. Our experienced training team will then work with you to complete tasks to our work instruction standards.
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The CPA Future invite all Future members to attend their next event.
Date: 7th March 2019
Location: Deloitte LLP, 1 New Street Square, London, EC4A 3HQ
Timing: Registration will commence at 5:45pm with a start time of 6:00pm and finish circa 8:00pm.
This will be the first of two events the CPA Future are hosting using a Question Time style format. The event will look at Compulsory Purchase on large schemes from an Acquiring Authority perspective. The second event, to take place later in the year, will focus on the Claimant's perspective of Compulsory Purchase.
We are pleased to confirm that this will be a FREE event for all CPA Future Members.
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soft-coal fields of Iowa, and from the anthracite mines in more distant Pennsylvania. These railways and the steam-ship lines, this export of wheat and lumber and farm produce, and import of rural supplies, have produced a city of solidity and magnificence, which you may go far and not find equalled. Its broad, Nicholson-paved business streets are bounded for block after block with warehouses and offices that would do credit to New York; and there is probably no finer building in the Northwest, devoted to a similar purpose, than the new hall of the Chamber of Commerce. Limestone from home quarries and gray Ohio sandstone are much used in construction, and ornamental iron fronts are common, but the customary building material is a brick which burns yellowish-white instead of red, the clay lacking the iron which by oxidation under heat gives the ferruginous tint. There are only one or two buildings in the lower part of the city constructed of red bricks, but their handsome effect is being copied somewhat by painting. Taking each building separately, one can not altogether admire the taste which seems to have dictated them (and the same may be said of the more ostentatious residences in many cases), yet the general effect is undeniably fine. As for public buildings, they are not many nor prominent. The County Courthouse is a handsome, dome-crowned structure of Lake Superior brown stone ensconced in trees and shrubbery; the Postoffice is a commodious building, which looks as if it was carved out of cheese, and makes you blink for its whiteness; churches are hidden away among foliage and houses until you can't see any one of them very distinctly, except the two vast towers of the Cathedral on the south side; and the beautiful tower of the water-works remains about the only really ornamental public edifice in a city where
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nothing is disgraceful except its market, and that is being rebuilt.
Milwaukee is certainly handsome, business-like, and healthy. It has about it an air of cleanliness, morally and physically, and an appearance of thrifty activity remarkable in contrast with the slatternly look of many large Eastern and Southern towns. All these things serve to make it a "Cream City," not in general tint alone, but crème de la crème among its prosperous sister towns in the Northwest. Yet it is difficult to pick out any one feature, and say of it, that is characteristic and peculiar, something whereby a person might know the city if he saw it in a vision, or was mysteriously landed in its midst, apart from all other towns. Boston has its round "swell fronts" and antique streets, Philadelphia its marble steps and solid shutters, and so on; but Milwaukee has little that is peculiar, unless it be the universality of yellowish-white bricks, which is shared by nearly all the towns between Lake Huron and the Upper Mississippi.
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Nor is it strange that it should be difficult to find special peculiarities in so composite and so young a town. I have tried again and again in Chicago, Detroit, St. Paul, Burlington, and other Western cities to find a type of face or a style of carriage different from New York or New England, but found it impossible to do so. In a hundred years the case may be different. Now, these men and women are New York and New England transplanted; two-thirds of them were born in the East. They have brought with them the mingled customs of all the Atlantic centres of civilization, and have fitted them together to suit the new exigencies of the Northwest. Even the rural population are not as gawky and rustic as you will find in any back county of the East. They have travelled somewhat, and seen strangers. Their eyes are opened, and their attention alert. As for the long-haired plainsmen, and 'coon-skin-capped hunters, and other mythical characters of the "West," of course you see no more of them, nor as many, as you may find on a bright day in the Bowery. The only bit of "character" I can think of to be found anywhere in the city or surroundings are the few lazy old wood-sawyers who sit astride of their
saw - bucks on the comfortable side of the City Hall, and take long maps or spin yarns while waiting for a job. But even these old fossils are not different from the working classes all over the country; and the same is true of every grade of society. You continually see countenances familiar to you, feel an impulse to rush forward and claim an old acquaintance on every other corner. One house or shop front shows a tradition of Pennsylvania, another suggests some Broadway idea, a third adopts a peculiar bit of Bostonianism, while a fourth imitates a prominent sign-board in New Orleans. How is a chronicler to recognize anything as yet grown out of this composite, cosmopolitan growth, occurring similarly in a dozen cities, to characterize any one 2 Possibly in another century the evolution of circumstances will bring out some specialty in each whereby their divergence can be perceived. Perhaps, nevertheless, in the case of Milwaukee, a distinguishing feature may be found in the large grounds that surround nearly all of the private residences in the finer parts of the city. For a town of so large a population this matter of space is accomplished in a way quite surprising to an Eastern man. Several of the residences, even in the heart of the town, occupy a whole block, or half a block, and horticulture finds many enthusiastic votaries. As a consequence, double houses and solid blocks of houses flush with the sidewalk are very few. This is partly because general sentiment is averse to it, but chiefly because a man who can afford to rent in such a block will prefer to find means to build for himself. Milwaukee is a city of homes; its people own the houses and lots where they live, to an extraordinary extent; and this is
true from highest to lowest—as well down below Wisconsin Street, and "over the Rhine," as up on the bluffs that overlook the azure lake. The architecture of the whole city, also, business and residence portions alike, is pleasantly varied. This gives the streets down town an animated look, and up town lends that village air to the well-shaded avenues which always seems doubly delightful when combined with such evidently urban advantages as good pavements and faucet water, gas and municipal protection. Just what styles of architecture prevail it would be difficult to say. The big Grecian house, with pillars in front from porch to cornice, the square-topped, fortlike brick, the pretentiously cheap Mansard-roof, are all absent, as is also the gambrel-roofed moss-grown home so quaintly attractive in the suburbs of most New
England towns, and which, of course, no one would expect to see here. A half-Dutch, half-English cottage style of house, with no end of peaks, gables, and surprising little points and angles, is the universal thing, and nine out of ten of these houses that succeed one another for miles and miles of prettiness are painted slate-color. But though the houses are not plain, the town owes its beauty not so much to ornamental architecture, which has generally too much of the "gingerbread" look about it to please a severe taste, as to the abundance of shade trees everywhere, and to the care which is taken of the grounds. In many of the streets, also, a wide space of sharply curbed and well-trimmed lawn separates the roadway from the sidewalk, and often you may go block after block without finding a fence between you and the slightly elevated or
terraced door-yards, whose shaven greensward runs continuously past a dozen houses with no boundary wall to interrupt. Particularly is this true of Grand Avenue—a worthy rival of far-famed Euclid Avenue in Cleveland. This gives one the idea that he is making his way through a park rather than along a public street. Another pleasant custom is that of placing an ornamental gateway and rounding steps at the corner, where a house stands at the intersection of two streets, giving a far more imposing effect than one would imagine. Until very lately a prejudice has existed—quite unfounded, I think—against living on the bluffs that overlook the northern half of the bay; the city consequently grew southward into the marshes, and westward up the slopes between the Me
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nomonee and Milwaukee rivers, leaving its northern side open. Five years ago, Prospect Street was a grass-grown, muddy lane. Now it is one of the very finest avenues in town, and the backs of all the house lots on its eastern side run to the brow of the lofty bluff, at whose feet the restless lake is always beating. Down toward the foot of this handsome street another branched off at an acute angle, and the property owners about there bought and set apart the triangle inclosed as a little park, which is now very pretty. They constructed a fountain like a pile of rocks there, on condition that the city should always keep it running, wherein they made a good bargain. The peculiarity and excellence of this fountain is that there is plenty of water in it—rushing streams having force and weight dash out with a noise and wetness thoroughly refreshing, whereas in the majority of fountains a few tender trickling drops only keep the iron-work glossy, and distress one with an idea that the affair is just on the point of drying up. This is much the case with that handsome structure, intended as a fountain, that ornaments the park of the Court-house. The pavement runs out Prospect Street for more than a mile, and continues into a favorite drive for five miles, with a side track kept in order for equestrians; and it was out this road that the Veteran Soldiers camped at their late reunion, and the beer gardens there did then—and yet do—a very thriving business. Five miles from the Post-office brings one to Whitefish Bay, and a magnificent view of Lake Michigan beating upon her cliffs just as the salt ocean worries the headlands of Montauk or Navesink. This is out of town, though, and one need not go so far to watch the beauty or fury of the capricious lake. At the foot of Prospect Street the bluff has been terraced and sodded for a long distance, and so converted into a sort of boulevard or esplanade, where you may loiter and enjoy the fresh air. From this charming spot the bay is spread before you in a vast semicircle, sweeping from Minnewawa, the north point, to Nojoshing, its southern terminus, five miles distant, and leading the eye in front to a boundless horizon. No ocean picture can be broader or more majestic; it may give the beholder a more impressive feeling of terrible power, but never will it show the varying and delicate touches of beauty that the sparkling light waters and the brilliant sunshine combine to paint upon the surface of Lake Michigan. The swift and shifting changes the clouds work in the dissolving tints of blue and green; the sudden way in which silver and gold and the scarlet or rosy reflections of gaudy clouds are thrown down—all this is beyond
pen or space to describe, higher than pencil or brush can truly depict. The lake, indeed, is the great fact which confronts you everywhere in Milwaukee. Its azure mass rises as a wall to confront the view whenever you turn your face to the eastward, filling with deep blue the arch under the trees at the end of every cross street. Having this lake always before their eyes, and ever supplying pure and fresh breezes, and having streets so broad and well shaded, with such an abundance of pleasant gardens just across the low fence, wherein your eyes may feast to your heart's content, Milwaukee hardly needs a park. Nevertheless, just out of the city, to the westward, are the handsome grounds of the Soldiers' Home. This institution is one of the four or five provided by the United States government as asylums for men in distress who have served creditably as volunteer soldiers in the Union army. They could not desire a more comfortable or pleasanter home. It is interesting to saunter through the commodious and orderly building; to see how every office of the household, from


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in Peru, in the Argentine, in other
countries pieces of road are being built--many of them by American
capital and American enterprise; some of them by capital coming from
other countries--promoted by the strong desire of the people of these
Latin American countries to break out from their isolation and to be
brought into closer contact with the rest of the world. Those pieces are
being built until now, when the work actually under contract is
completed, there will be less than 4,000 miles remaining to be built to
make a complete railroad which will unite the city of Washington with
the city of Buenos Ayres in the Argentine.
One of the objects of the Rio conference last summer was to promote and
further the interest of all American countries in the building of this
road, and I am glad to believe that the action taken by that conference
has had that effect. The line now running to the south is almost through
Mexico--has almost reached the Guatemala line; and lines are being built
in Guatemala to connect with that; and within the life of men now
sitting in this room it will be possible for passengers and merchandise
to travel by rail practically the entire length of both the North and
South American continents.
The other method of communication is by steamships. We are lamentably
deficient in that. A great many fine, swift, commodious lines of
steamships run between the South American ports and Europe and very few
and comparatively poor ships run between those ports and the ports of
the United States. No American line runs south of the Caribbean Sea. Our
mails are slow and uncertain. It is a matter of hardship for a passenger
to go directly between the great South American ports and the great
North American ports, while the mails run swiftly and certainly to and
from Europe, and it is a pleasure for a passenger to go between one of
those ports and the European ports. The Postmaster-General reports that
the best way for him to get the despatches from my Department to our
ministers in South America with certainty and swiftness is to send them
to Europe and have them sent from there to South America. That condition
of things ought not to continue if we can prevent it.
One great reason why it exists is, that American shipping is driven off
the seas by two great obstacles interposed in its way by legislation.
One is the legislation of foreign countries which has subsidized foreign
shipping; the other is the legislation of our own country which by the
protective tariff has raised the standard of living of all Americans--a
most beneficent result--has raised the standard of living of all
Americans so that American ships paying and feeding their officers and
men according to the American standard cannot compete on even terms with
foreign ships, the cost of whose officers and men is under the foreign
If our Government will equalize these artificial disadvantages under
which our vessels labor and will do for them enough to make up to them
the disadvantage caused by raising the standard of living of the men
they employ and to make up to them the disadvantage, coming from the
fact that their foreign competitors are subsidized by foreign
governments for the purpose of promoting foreign trade against American
trade, we will have an American merchant marine and American ships to
carry passengers and freight and mails between South and North American
ports. A bill to provide that is pending in Congress now. It has passed
the Senate. It is in the Committee of the House. I hope that all of you
who agree with me in believing that our Government ought to be fair to
the American merchant marine will say so out loud; say so to your
neighbors; say so in such a way that American public opinion will
realize that that kind of fair treatment is not a matter of the
lobbyist, but is a matter of broad, American public policy.
There is one other subject--very important as a part of this general
outlook and forecast of American policy looking towards the south. That
is our special relation towards the countries, the smaller countries
about the Caribbean, and particularly the West Indian countries, the
islands that lie directly on the route between our ports and the Panama
Canal. Some of them have had a pretty hard time. The conditions of their
lives have been such that it has been difficult for them to maintain
stable and orderly governments. They have been cursed, some of them, by
frequent revolution. Poor Cuba, with her wonderful climate and richness
of soil, has suffered. We have done the best we could to help her, and
we mean to go on doing the best we can to help her.
I think the key of our attitude towards these countries can be put in
three sentences:
First. We do not want to take them for ourselves.
Second. We do not want any foreign nations to take them for themselves.
Third. We want to help them.
Now, we can help them; help them govern themselves, help them to acquire
capacity for self-government, help them along the road that Brazil and
the Argentine and Chile and Peru and a number of other South American
countries have travelled--up out of the discord and turmoil of continual
revolution into a general public sense of justice and determination to
maintain order.
There is a good deal of talk in the newspapers about the annexation of
Cuba. Never! so long as the people of Cuba do not themselves give up the
effort to govern themselves. Our efforts should be towards helping them
to be self-governing. That is what we are trying to do now and what we
mean to try to do.
So with Santo Domingo. Poor Santo Domingo! With her phenomenal richness
of soil, her people ought to be among the richest and happiest on earth;
but the island has been the scene of almost continued revolution and
bloodshed. Her politics are purely personal, and have been a continual
struggle of this and that and the other man to secure ascendancy and
power. She has come to us for help. She is burdened with an enormous
amount of debt, much of it fraudulent, much of it created by
revolutionary governments in the bush or by regular governments in
distress, needing a little money to save themselves from being
overthrown, in desperate circumstances, ready to make any sort of
bargain, to pay any sort of interest, to promise anything to get
immediate relief. Many debts have been created in that way and are
hanging over her, foreign debts as to which she has pledged the
resources of this custom-house to the creditors of this country, and of
that custom-house to the creditors of that country, and of another
custom-house to the creditors of the third country. She is unable to pay
interest; unable to make any settlement because she could not give
anything to carry out any settlement. With this enormous debt hanging
over her like a pall, and with this record of continual revolution and
strife depriving her of credit, depriving her of courage and of hope,
she came to us to help her. And we are trying to arrange so that she may
have the little--very little--moral support of the United States which
is necessary to settle her debts, to insure the honest collection of her
revenue and its application to carry out the settlement, and that she
may be able to stand and walk alone. Now, we are trying to make an
arrangement of that kind by a treaty; trying to perform the office of
friendship and discharge the duty of good neighborhood towards Santo
Domingo. I hope you wall take a little interest in this unfortunate
neighbor and try to create a little interest in her on the part of our
people; for our treatment of Santo Domingo, like our treatment of Cuba,
is but a part of a great policy which shall in the years to come
determine the relations of this vast country, with its wealth and
enterprise, to the millions of men and women and the countless millions
of trade and treasure of the great world to the south.
Our treatment of Santo Domingo, like our treatment of Cuba, is but a
part of the working out of the policy of peace and righteousness as the
basis for wealth and prosperity, in place of the policy of force, of
plunder, of conquest, as the means of acquiring wealth.
The question is frequently asked, Should not a series of reciprocity
treaties be adopted for the purpose of promoting our relations with
these southern countries? That is not so important in regard to the
South American countries as it might seem at first, because so greatly
do the productions of North and South America vary that most of the
products of South America already come into the United States free, as
they are not competing with our products. Between eighty and ninety per
cent of all our imports from South America are now admitted to the
United States free of duty. The great country of Brazil--over ninety per
cent of all our imports from there come in free of duty. So that the
field to be covered by reciprocity treaties with those countries is
comparatively narrow, and that question is not a question of first
importance in regard to our relations with them. There are, however,
some countries in regard to whose products I should like very much to
see an opportunity to make reciprocity treaties.
But this opens up a broader subject. I do not think that the subject of
reciprocity can now be adequately considered or discussed without going
into that broader subject, and that is the whole form of our tariff
In my judgment the United States must come to a maximum and minimum
A single straight-out tariff was all very well in the world of single
straight-out tariffs; but we have passed on, during the course of years,
into a world for the most part of maximum and minimum tariffs, and with
our single-rate tariff we are left with very little opportunity to
reciprocate good treatment from other countries in their tariffs and
very little opportunity to defend ourselves against bad treatment. Of
course this is the side that I look at; this is my point of view. I may
be wrong, but this is the way it looks to me--that any country in the
world can put up its tariff against our products as compared with
similar products from another country without suffering for it so far as
our present laws are concerned. We go on taking that country's products
at just the same rates as we did before. Any country in the world knows
that if it puts down our products in its tariff it will get no benefit
from it because we will have to charge it the same rates that we charge
the country that treats us the worst. The maximum and minimum tariff
would be free from one serious difficulty that arises in the negotiation
of reciprocity treaties. That difficulty is this: When you make a
reciprocity treaty with Country A, agreeing to receive certain products
from that country at less than our tariff schedules, you are immediately
confronted by Country B, which is equally friendly with us, treats us as
well or perhaps better, and to which we cannot with good grace refuse
the same. Then comes Country C with the same demand, and D and E. The
result is that with that fair and equal treatment which we wish to
accord to all countries there is a tendency, by means of successive
reciprocity treaties, to change the whole form of the tariff, and to
change it without that full and general discussion, without that
deliberate consideration of the effect upon all American interests,
which there ought to be in dealing with this complicated and interwoven
business of tariff rates. Now, a maximum and minimum tariff would enable
us to deal equally with all countries, as we are friendly, and ought to
be, with all countries. It would be free from invidious discrimination;
it would enable us to protect ourselves against those that use us badly,
to reward those that use us well; and it would proceed upon a general
and intelligent consideration of all interests.
There is but one other subject that I want to speak to you about, one to
which the convention that met here last year contributed very much, and
that is representation abroad under the American consular system.
The American consular service, I had the honor to say here last year,
has been an exceptionally uneven one. There have been many very good men
in it, and there have been many men in it who were simply passing the
remainder of their days in dignified retirement. That came along
naturally enough when we did not have much foreign trade and we were not
pushing much for foreign trade; but the strain on that machinery has of
late years become rather great. We are pushing out in all the world for
trade, and our people want information. Some of them need it--all want
it--and they need to be well represented among the people of the other
countries where they want to do business. And wherever there is a weak
spot there is trouble


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Regardless of whether you are a professional blogger or making money with affiliate or building a blog for a business website, having a research process and thinking of good content ideas is always an attractive goal that you must aim for.
From there, you will always have a list of topics to build quality content.
Before reading this article, make sure you know how to find niches & research keywords for the website with the following 2 detailed instructions:
- Why Need To Reasearch The First Keyword When SEO
- 5 Ways To Find A Good Niche For Business & Make Money Online
There is nothing more to say about making money with affiliate marketing in the form of niche sites because it is always the most effective.
In terms of business whether in any market, if the website ignores blog entry and does not invest in content that conveys useful messages to customers, then the brand has lost a lot of advantages.
Next, how the niches and keywords that are found, will be published with great content, fully meeting the information that the subject needs, as well as matching the readers' tastes?
All will be in this article. Let's find out how to find ideas for building content for your website/blog.
1. Find New & Popular Content of Your Opponents
The first way, very fast and effective immediately.
Large websites with same niches have a lot of audience and topics of interest. And maybe they are able to optimize well for content like this.
Because only 20% of content brings 80% of visits.
With the audience number already available, they always have a plan for regular production content.
We will rely on it to re-develop the content on our website, but with a different format, more detailed content or even more complete. Or suitable for the country you want to deploy.
You need to do the following steps:
- Step 1: Google search with the syntax "blog + niche" or "best blog/top blog + niche", filter out 10 results that you value the best. Save this list.
- Step 2: Go to each website, spy item Popular & Recent (Popular & Newest), every blog often has this item for your reference.
- Step 3: Save the good posts, analyze them in the topic of the article, what content they have, what format. If you write the same topic, what can your content do to be different and still be full.
2. Use Feedly to Track Content of Your Opponents
With the same idea as above, refer to the opponent's content to do better.
However, with a lot of websites in the same niches, there are 30 -50 websites that have quality categories is normal.
You will easily miss the new, good, beautiful format of your opponent. So we will use the support tool Feedly.com to not miss any new posts on their sites.
For example, I have a habit of reading good articles in blogs I care about every day. The topic I care about is broadly Digital Marketing.
But in this area, there are many experts in many different areas such as SEO, Content Marketing, Conversion Optimization, Facebook Marketing, Google Ads,…
I am very interested in finding famous bloggers on topics I want to learn. Every time I find a good site, I bookmark it on a folder of the browser.
But so, every time I want to read, I have to turn on once more than a dozen tabs, one site each tab. It is too inconvenient that I easily miss good content.
The Feedly tool above is an application that helps you keep track all content from blogs and websites in the same place through the mechanism of taking RSS Feed.
So now I just need to access Feedly every day to be able to track all the good content, so it's easy for me to get new ideas for content development.
Using Feedly is very simple, with each blog you find in the Search box, it will show Feedly of that blog and you click Add to your account.
After collecting many blogs, your Feedly page is very rich and full of good content that updates every day. For example, my SEO folder is like this:
So the process is still:
- Step 1: Collect about 15-20 websites with the best entries in the same niche.
- Step 2: Add all to Feedly in a category name of your niche for easy access.
- Step 3: Check to see if they have new and good content every day.
3. Surf Forums and Q&A Pages
To find forums, just search google with the "niche + forums" syntax. As for the Q&A sites, I like to read the two pages above.
For Quora, MMOers are certainly no stranger to this cult Q&A, a platform for you to create discussion and exchange topics like Yahoo Answers.
Here, there are almost full of daily discussion topics. People often ask questions or raise opinions or discuss. You can also create an account and participate in discussions to pull traffic to your blog.
Create a Quora account, follow the topics you care about. Your newsfeed will always be updated with discussions related to these topics. It is very easy to find potential problems to write ideas.
Reddit is similar but Reddit is topical and discusses in separate communities. Your job is to find your niche-related communities, participate in and follow the content.
4. Find Out What Your Customers Need
No matter what content you are building, there is a truth that the field must be and will always grow. In terms of earning money, your field must be highly commercialized, with as many products as possible for business.
If not, then you don't have to search and write content about it to make money. That's when you do a non-profit personal blog.
My articles will guide you about making money with your website*, even if you make money with affiliate or online business.
So once again, you have to capture the prospect's psychology. Potential customers here are visitors go to your website and find information related to their needs. Suppose I want to develop effective and safe weight loss topics for women.
My target will be overweight girls who have tried many ways but failed to succeed and stuck in a serious decline in health and excess fat.
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Ok so now, I draw 2 columns on the paper: 1 side is the current topics that need to be developed, one side is the ones that will develop in the future to serve my readers.
Catching customers' thoughts is always the key to the success of people in Digital Marketing. And when your content meets their thoughts and needs, you will succeed in an important part.
To do this, you have to actively target your potential customers.
List all their characteristics in the niche you are doing, what they need in this niche. Currently, and in the future, what knowledge and needs they will need.
- Current topic:
- Common mistakes make women lose weight and health deteriorates
- 3 core elements that help to lose weight effectively and not gain weight again
- …
- Future topics:
- Top 5 simple exercises at home to help women maintain a firm physique after successful weight loss
- A simple diet for women in office after a successful weight loss.
- …
Note that when you start building a website, you already have a target audience and a current topics list needs to be developed, so the future topics will be much clearer.
When you have traffic, if you write well enough to stimulate comments, readers will interact with you. Maybe there are questions or thoughts, from which you have the idea to deploy more.
5. Base on The Knowledge You've Learned
I affirm that you don't need to be an expert to be able to build content about what you are doing.
Building content every day will help you from a newbie becomes a master in that area. Mostly you are passionate about it or not.
The blog section of the website will be where you store and share the knowledge you have accumulated. And in the future, you will gradually renew your old knowledge through content updates, replacing it with your new and more perfect knowledge.
Many bloggers I know, in the process of developing their blogs, discovered that they need to learn many new things. So, this job motivates you to increase your knowledge more actively than ever.
When you actively learn and practice, you always have the knowledge to continue sharing and updating them to a new level.
As long as you always cultivate and develop yourself, you are not afraid of having no idea to write.
6. Listen to Customer Feedbacks
This applies well to those who are doing online business and want to optimize the content, whether the content is a blog post or a landing page, even product information.
The consulting team is the people who directly chat and sell to customers.
They will record information about the products you make on the website to promote, and will best understand what problems customers often wonder. Any missing places, content that needs updating or even upcoming trends.
From there you can easily make more answers, provide useful solutions through blog posts.
7. Using Top-notch Tool: Buzzsumo
I'm not going to be any more in this article about the Buzzsumo tool – supporting the highest content marketing today.
Up to the present time, this tool has almost no competitors for Content Analytics.
Only investing and using this tool well for content development strategy, you probably do not need 60% of the ways in this article that is enough for your website to have lots of useful content.
8. Use Google Search Console
This method is used for any website that has a fairly stable amount of traffic after a period of development. At that time, visit Google Search Console tool.
Here you select Search Analytics -> Queries.
Google will return you the search queries that Google search users usually search to access the website.
From here you have the idea of creating content to serve your readers.
9. Suggestions From Google Search Box & Related Results
When you search a keyword, just type 1-2 first words, you will see suggestions from the search box:
This is called the Google Suggest keyword, which is the most interested and sought-after word for readers in this field, which are also good suggestions to help you create content for your blog if appropriate.
Next is this section, when you finish Search, the bottom of the page is the place of Search Related To…
These are related keywords stemming from the query of the original keyword searcher, you have more ideas for writing articles to pull traffic to your website.
In addition to the suggestions for this content, there are Google News and Google Trends to keep you updated on hot trends and news related to your area of interest.
10. Ask Customers' Opinions
Satisfying customers, readers is always the ultimate goal. So nothing more accurate by your survey from them.
This form is not difficult, you can send an email to the list that you collected from your website or chatbot and ask what content they want you to develop for the coming time.
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Or you can publish a post on your blog with a survey poll or a link to a Google Form for readers to complete the survey.
You can also put this form at the end of every website. Any interested customer, after reading the article, will fill in the information.
The tutorial here is quite long and the amount of knowledge is very much, with these ways you will never worry about the lack of ideas to build content for your website anymore.
Rest assured that the key elements like this help you develop better blog categories, I will always update new content whenever I find a way to apply it well.
Begin to apply each method one by one, not only to help you increase your knowledge but also help you keep your passion for the blog and the topic chosen for your website.
Wish you always be a blogger every morning to wake up feeling great because there is always a list of potential blogging ideas waiting.


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(Reuters) -- Nissan is recalling about 470,000 SUVs and cars globally, including 22,500 in Europe, for possible fuel leaks.
Nissan is recalling the vehicles from the 2012-2015 model years because fuel pressure sensors may not have been sufficiently tightened during production. That could lead to a fuel leak over time due to heat and vibration, increasing the risk of a fire, according to documents posted online by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The affected models have direct-injection engines.
A Nissan spokesman said there have been no reports of accidents or injuries related to the issue.
In the U.S., the affected vehicles include certain 2012-14 Nissan Juke SUVs, 2012-13 Infiniti M56 cars and QX56 SUVs, and 2014-15 Infiniti Q70 sedans and QX80 SUVs, according to the NHTSA documents. In other markets, affected model names include the Nissan Serena, X-Trail, Patrol, Tiida and Pulsar, Nissan said.
In addition to the recalled vehicles in North America, about 233,000 of the affected vehicles are in Japan, 22,500 are in Europe and 71,500 are in in the Middle East, China, Latin America, Africa and other markets, Nissan said.
Dealers will replace the fuel sensors, if needed, at no cost. The spokesman said the automaker began notifying owners globally late last month.


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Friends, colleagues pay tribute to late Senate President Angara
By Jose Cielito Reganit
MANILA (Philippines News Agency) — Friends and colleagues took turns Wednesday to pay their tribute to the late Senate President Edgardo Angara during a necrological service held at the Senate Session Hall to honor the "great visionary, educator and legislator."
Angara succumbed to heart attack last Sunday at the age of 83.
Former president Joseph Estrada said he joins Angara's family and dearest friends in mourning the loss of "this great man" whom he described as a public servant of the highest integrity, a legislator with compassion, an intellectual with a heart for the poor, and an avid advocate for the cause of education.
"Ed was a great and lifelong believer of education as a tool to change lives. I admire Ed for many things pero higit pa dyan noon at ngayon, itinuturing kong isang karangalan na nakilala ko sya at naging kaibigan si Ed Angara (it's an honor and privilege to have known and be friends with Ed Angara)," Estrada said in his eulogy.
"Salamat Ed. Salamat sa iyong pamanang dangal sa paglilingkod at sa pagmamahal sa bayan (Thank you Ed. Thank you for your legacy of honor in service and love for the country). You will be missed by all who knew you," he added.
Former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said Angara was a "giant among legal luminaries, an accomplished educator, and a skillful and principled public servant."
Angara "wore many hats and he wore them well," she said, adding that principled and strategic direction always guided his legislations.
"Dear Ed, the impact your principled work is larger than life on the old and the young, the students and the farmers, the economy and education. Rest in peace and thank you," Arroyo said.
Former Senate President Aquilino Pimentel Jr. said Angara's "whole-hearted dedication to the cause of education emerges as his greatest contribution to the welfare of our people."
"There, in the field of education, I submit, Ed's track record as a public servant stands out over the heads of his peers," he said.
Pimentel said he believed that the underlying message behind Angara's legislations is that he wanted the Filipino people to realize that education is the key to upward mobility that will, inevitably, lead to the expansion of the horizon of anyone's service and relevance to the nation.
"I guess Ed wanted our citizens — and especially the poor, the oppressed and the marginalized — to realize that to extricate themselves from the clutches of poverty, they must have access to and make use of education," he said.
"You focus on knowledge-sharing — that enables even the deprived sectors of our society to have the means to free themselves from the bondage of ignorance — has already defined your rightful place in the pages of our history," Pimentel said.
Former Senator Rene Saguisag, meanwhile, related how Angara wrote in his autobiography that his life is "far from perfect."
"It was characteristically self-deprecating. But it was a life well-lived," Saguisag said.
He then offered excerpts from William Wordsworth's "Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood" also known as the "Immortality Ode" to honor his late colleague.
"What though the radiance which was once so bright; Be now for ever taken from my sight; Though nothing can bring back the hour; Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rather find; Strength in what remains behind," Saguisag said.
Former Senator and now Taguig City Rep. Pia Cayetano said the country lost "a humble and dedicated statesman, a great teacher and a visionary."
"The many ways he was known will live on through the work that we do and the many others that he has mentored in his life," she said.
Senator Joel Villanueva described Angara as "a giant wave that ushered in genuine change."
"We mourn with every Filipino, as the country bids goodbye to a great leader, a statesman, a reformist, a giant wave of the Philippine Senate — the man who penned landmark laws and made a positive dent in the fabric of life of every Filipino and added rungs to the ladder of opportunity in our country," he said in his eulogy.
Villanueva thanked Angara for authoring the law that created the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) that has transformed the lives of many Filipinos.
"Tito Ed, you are the soul of TESDA and every TESDAn, every graduate whose life was transformed because of tech-voc, will remember and love you forever," he said.
Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri remembered Angara as an "exceptional educator, a prolific and hardworking lawmaker, a true renaissance man, a cultural heritage protector and one of the country's greatest statesman."
Noting that Angara had held various posts during his public life, Zubiri said there is no doubt that "whatever post he had, he did so with distinction and exemplary performance."
"He was, without a doubt, one of the most intelligent persons I have ever met and extreme honor to work with. Given the chance, he could have been one of the finest presidents our country could (have) had," he said.
He also recalled how the late Senate leader mentored him on the finer points of the legislative process.
"He told me to focus on passing important pieces of legislation that would make the most impact for the country. Do not waste energy Migz, picking fights and engaging in endless investigations or dwelling on controversies. He always told me that Migz, the quality of legislation that you will sponsor and pass would be the one that would define you. That was the Ed Angara way," Zubiri said.
Richard Gordon said Angara "defined himself by such a heuristic motion to uplift his fellowmen."
"Ed Angara will be remembered for many things he has done for our country, and he did it quietly. Not with force but with constant diplomacy, with a smile in his face, with peace in his heart, reaching out to everybody," Gordon said.
He also described Angara as a simple guy from Baler "who thinks that every Filipino must have a fighting chance to be what they could be."
"He was quiet and yet he was substantial. He thought well, he had vision, a man who could see things far ahead, and saw a vision of a life better than what is today," he said.
Senator Loren Legarda said it is not easy to eulogize a man so accomplished since "no statement or article or eulogy can ever live up to the great man that he was or to the accomplishments of such life well lived."
"Senator Angara's dedication to his causes was unmatched, and I am honored to have been able to work with him on shared advocacies, particularly on education, agriculture, culture and heritage, and the environment," she said.
"Ed was a statesman, embracing public service as a badge of honor. A visionary, he worked tirelessly so that national interest reigned paramount over parochial concerns," Legarda said.
Angara's passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy lives on, she said.
"We may have lost one of the Philippines' most brilliant minds, but he left an indelible mark not only in this nation's history but also in the life of every Filipino who has benefitted and will benefit from his life-long work as a public servant," Legarda said.
Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon said he has lost "a jewel of a friend — a man who had my highest respect and admiration."
"Our friendship transcended political colors and affiliations, even if sometimes, we found ourselves opposing each other and sitting in opposite political fences. Once he even tried to depose me as Senate President. But the friendship remained," he fondly recalled.
Drilon said leaders and politicians come and go, but only a few would leave deep footprints on the sands of time because of their enormous contribution to nation building and to the betterment of humanity.
"Our country may have lost one of its brilliant minds and illustrious sons, but I am certain that Ed's legacy is cradled in the bosom of a grateful nation. While we would all prefer that he remained with us, Senator Ed Angara belongs to the ages now. And this is how I would like to envision our dear Edong now — in peace and at rest, but still strong and sure, and watching over us with a curious but satisfied grin. While all that we have left now are our fond memories, we can rest in the fact that his was a life well-lived," he said.
Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III said Angara was "architect and engineer of many of our social institutions, laying the foundations on which stand the pillars of the nation's laws on health, education, social justice, culture and the arts."
"He opened the doors of the classroom to all, knowing that a good education is the great equalizer of chances and opportunities," Sotto said.
Like his colleagues who have also worked with Angara, Sotto extolled the late Senate President's diplomacy in pushing for his advocacies.
"No eloquence nor oratorical prowess here today can match the speech delivered by the life well-lived by Senator Ed. His legacy is also his acronym: SEJA which stands for Senate dedicated to Education, Justice and Arts. Fare thee well SEJA: colleague, mentor, patriot, Fiilipino," Sotto said.
Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto said that describing Angara as productive would be an understatement.
"Ed's output of laws is encyclopedic. And the records of this institution will bear me out that such is no exaggeration," he said.
Recto said that not only are the laws passed by Angara numerous, they are also "meritorious," so much do that they are valued as national assets.
While education was his banner advocacy, Recto said Angara was just as prolific, as proficient and as passionate in crafting laws aimed at helping the troubled and the distressed, or give hope to those with promise and potential.
"And the way Ed argued these, without being disagreeable, betrayed a first-rate mind that was neither constricted by partisanship, nor prone to propaganda," he said.
Recto said this is another facet of Angara that is worth remembering and emulating — to respect divergence in beliefs, value the contribution of the opposition, and harness contrarian views in improving policy."
Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III said the tribute given to Angara demonstrate with all sincerity how much they all treasured the memory of the character the spirit, and the legacy of the former Senate President.
He said Angara should serve as an inspiration to all those not born with a silver spoon in one's mouth, "that success in what we have involve ourselves can be achieved through hard work, industry and study – coupled with a clear vision and the ability to form and work with a competent team."
Pimentel said the younger generations of lawmakers should also get inspiration from Angara's achievements.
"We should all look up to him as a paragon of what a Senator of our Republic should be. As a lawmaker, the laws he authored, sponsored or supported made a significant impact in the fields of education, health, social welfare, agriculture, good governance, energy, environment, and even cultural arts. Name it, and he had contributed to it," he said.
Senator Sonny Angara thanked everyone who paid tribute to his father.
He said his father loved the Senate, loved its people and treasured the time the elder Angara spent in the Chamber.
"He called them the best years of his life and the relationships he formed and the bonds he formed with many of you here meant so much to him. He knew the important role the Senate played in the life of our nation and in improving peoples' lives. Our father wore many hats and played many roles in his life as Sen. Migz said, a veritable renaissance man," the younger Angara said.
He said there is not enough time to enumerate all that had been accomplished by his father.
"History and the history writers will take care of that. What we request is that all of you here remember our father fondly as a reformer, as an institution builder, as a builder of dreams, an enabler of dreams, and an enabler of people," he said.
Angara said his father's last day on earth typifies the dedication of the dedication of the elder Angara to his work, his friends and his colleagues.
"He was in a good place when he passed. Because as Senator Frank said, he spent his last night or his last day on earth with his co-workers, his partners and his dearest friends. And some of you are here today. So, salamat po sa inyo for sharing his life and as he said, the best years of his life," he said. (PNA)


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I prefer them. I've never had any of the problems that happened in Avalon or other projects in any project I've been involved in. Author tags do not signify ownership, they signify "I wuz here". They are also a principle reason that a lot of newbies get involved in open source because they can point potential employers to look at code that they wrote (I know a few of this). They also make it WAY more convienient to say "Hey andy why did you do this dumb thing here?" rather than have to figure out who did that dumb thing. I do recommend omitting email addresses as those just help spammers and tend to create useless name change commits. I'm also the most guilty offender of forgetting to include my @author tag on projects that require it :-) -Andy Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote: > Might as well do this, now that we are getting in code by the bucketful. > > One of the fundamental notions of an Apache project is the notion of > community ownership - that this is _our_ project, collectively. > However, this collective project is composed of significant individual > contributions, contributions which we want to recognize. So the > problem we have to solve is how to balance these two ideas. > > The Apache Board has recommended that projects not employ author tags > in their source code. The main motivation for this recommendation is > to remove "territorial ownership" from code. > > I've worked in projects that did it, and some that didn't. When tags > were there, I think it gave people a chance to 'sign' their work, and > I'll be the first to admit that when I did my first-ever commit that > had my name on it, I was proud! It's a natural thing to be proud of > our work. The flip side was that I've seen it lead to people believing > they "own" a piece of code because of the tags, I've seen "keeping up > with the joneses" where every contributor adds an author tag, no matter > what, leading to strange feelings about what is the level that makes on > an "author".... For example, reformatting w/ eclipse? > > When we started Geronimo, we decided to not use author tags, and we've > never looked back - it just didn't matter. > > Now, if you look around the foundation codebases, there are author tags > historically, and some projects just chose to ignore the recommendation > and use them. > > My preference is to not have them here in Apache Harmony, but that > said, I want to make sure that contributors are recognized for both > general participation as well as significant 'bulk' contributions. To > solve that, I can think of two things offhand : > > 1) We should have a page like the HTTP project (you know, the "Apache > webserver") > > http://httpd.apache.org/contributors/ > > where we have a list of our committers and their ongoing activities, > and a section noting the contributions that the project accepted. > > 2) In order to get attribution closer to the code, we could also have > an "AUTHORS" file per module, so that we'd easily know who is working > on what - if you are a committer working on a module, you'd add your > name to the list. Additionally, if there was a bulk contribution that > seeded a module (like the three contribs we have now), we can have a > note about that at the top of the AUTHORS file such as "ArchieVM > originally contributed by Archie Cobbs" (yeah, I know we aren't > calling it ArchieVM...) or something like that. > > Thoughts? > > geir > > -- Andrew C. Oliver SuperLink Software, Inc. Java to Excel using POI http://www.superlinksoftware.com/services/poi Commercial support including features added/implemented, bugs fixed.
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