161. Cathy's Korean Escapades canadian working in Korea writes about her experiences teaching ESL, living in a foreign country and adapting to a new culture. http://www.geocities.com/cathylbates/

Introduction Updated! February 19, 2003 by Cathy Bates © 2000-2003 Cathy Bates Download it! Can you believe it? I have finally taken some time to update my website. Nothing major, but just a small update to let you all know I'm still in Korea as of February 2003. I have lots of plans in the works, so please stay tuned for a big update!. Welcome to my webpage with all the information about my new and exciting adventures living in Korea. I have now been in Korea almost 3 years - unbelievable as I originally only planned to be here one year. Alas, here I am 3 years later. I apologize for the lack of updates lately, but I have been very busy. It seems I always apologize for lack of updates, but perhaps it's because I am accustomed to life in Korea and nothing surprises me anymore. I better take that back because there is always something that arises when I least expect it. For any doubters, I was SUCCESSFUL in my squat pot challenge. In fact, I have now lasted almost 3 years without using the dreaded pot and I am STILL determined to last the ENTIRE time in Korea without using one. For those of you who don't know, I have a boyfriend I've been seeing for the past year. He's a great guy and we have a wonderful relationship. (Roger, if you're reading this, you were right.)

162. Index A canadian website specializing in the production of new plants through seed and tissue culture. These propagules are available internationally. Links to home flasking sites, seed and plant tissue culture sites. Flasking equipment, media and sterile plant materials also available on website. http://web.idirect.com/~orchids/

The Orchid Web http://web.idirect.com/~orchids Phone/FAX 1-905-666-3126 6 Catherine Dr., Whitby, ON Canada L1R 1K8 Photo by Dimitri Diakovasiliou Paphiopedilum hirsutissimum is one of the elegant species from China. It has the unusual habit of not blooming from the new growth until the second year. Plants thrive if left to develop into specimen size with much greater flower production We specialize in the production of new plants through seed and tissue culture. These propagules are available internationally.We encourage home flasking of seed and plant tissue culture by supplying equipment, media and sterile plant material to help with your production. All aspects of home orchid growing are fun! You can do it! Specializing in Seed Sown Babies and Tissue Culture Slc. Rajah's Ruby"Babe" AM/AOS X Pot. Tiger Tears "Honeymoon" HCC/AOS Lealia sincorana Paphiopedilum sukhakulii It is a prime example of a species which has been over collected in it's natural habitat but remains out of danger of extinction because it is widespread in orchid collections around the world. It is a beautiful species in both its leaves and flowers. The leaves are highly tesselated (checkerboard pattern) as an adaption to discourage grazing by forest floor herbivores. photo by Dimitri Diakovasiliou Some topics of interest to growers Potting baby orchids Click here Flasking FAQ Click here Greenhouse watering system Click here Go to The Carnivorous Plant Web

163. The Canadian West Gives an overview of the Northwest Passage, fur trade, scientific expeditions, and culture of the 1800s from the National Archives of Canada. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/05/0529/052901_e.html

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164. Culture.ca Canada S Cultural Gateway Discover quality cultural content and the many festivals and events happening across Canada. Search thousands of select cultural resources, view opinions on http://www.culture.ca/canada/english.jsp

165. Multiculturalpedia Is a canadian sneeze different from a Japanese sneeze? Learn about everyday habits and customs from various cultures around the world. http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~tokyo3/e/

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166. Canada Online - About Canadian Government - Services News And Issues canadian federal and provincial governments news, issues, how they are organized, how they work, and the services they provide to business and consumers http://canadaonline.about.com/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Canada Online Canada Online Essentials ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Canada Online newsletter! See Online Courses Search Canada Online From Susan Munroe Your Guide to Canada Online FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! How Canada Got Its Name The origin of the name Canada goes back to Jacques Cartier in 1535. It wasn't the only name considered by the Fathers of Confederation in 1867 though. Find out how Canada got its name , and what it might have been called. More: Origin of Names of Provinces Exploration and Explorers Monday September 19, 2005 Terry Fox Runs One person can make a difference. When Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope run across Canada on April 12, 1980 his goal was to raise $1 for every person in Canada for cancer research. That would have been about $24 million in 1980. The Terry Fox Foundation says that in the last 25 years more than $360 million has been raised worldwide for cancer research in Terry's name. Just yesterday, Ujjal Dosanjh, the Canadian federal Minister of Health, gave a $10-million grant from the Public Health Agency of Canada to the Terry Fox Foundation. And the marathon continues.... Read more...

167. Welcome To The Images Canada Website / Bienvenue Au Site Web Images Canada Discover Canada s rich cultural heritage through online image collections browse the gateway to canadian historical and cultural image collections. http://www.imagescanada.ca/

168. Albania- A Cultural Profile Project Offers information primarily (but not limited) to Canadians who wish to know more about this country, so they can understand better the Albanian people and their way of living. Provides information on the country's history, society, culture, and environment. http://www.settlement.org/cp/english/albania/

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169. CCRN Research Network The canadian Cultural Research Network is intended to promote the sharing of research and information in the cultural sector in Canada, build linkages http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/ccm/ccrn/

CCRN News and Activities Events, future plans, contacts, membership application, links to other web sites of interest Research News Discussion papers, reports, meetings and online proceedings CCRN Member Information and Resources (private) A discussion forum and searchable membership list, for members only The NETWORK: Who We Are Including results of a sample survey Membership Application The Canadian Cultural Research Network is intended to promote the sharing of research and information in the cultural sector in Canada, build linkages between cultural researchers, policy makers and cultural managers and help develop new projects in the field of applied cultural research. CCRN is hosted by the Centre for Cultural Management at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada. Institutional Membership Now Available CCRN gratefully acknowledges support for the development of this website from The Department of Canadian Heritage.

170. Canadian Cultural Management Network The canadian CULTURAL MANAGEMENT NETWORK. Canada s cultural managers, cultural trustees, policy makers and cultural researchers are represented by many http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/ccm/programs/cmnet1.html

The CANADIAN CULTURAL MANAGEMENT NETWORK Canada's cultural managers, cultural trustees, policy makers and cultural researchers are represented by many national and regional organizations. Increasingly, the Centre for Cultural Management at the University of Waterloo is taking on the character of a central node in a de facto network of these organizations and of individual cultural workers utlizing web-based services. The Centre's website has been designed to serve as a central platform, offering communication linkages among organizations with related interests and objectives. The following table is a virtual 'map' of the growing Network. Simply click on one of the hotlinked cells to jump directly to the web presence of the organization. Links for those not yet represented on the web will be added as soon as possible. SUST IArtS SPONSORS NTAR ... CCA CCM WEBSITE The full name for each organization represented by acronyms found in the table above appears in the list below. These names are also hyperlinked and represent an additional way of visiting members of the network.

171. Media And Canadian Cultural Policies Chronology | Index Access to a chronology surveying canadian efforts to ensure the preservation of national identity by protecting cultural expression. http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/issues/cultural_policies/cultural_policy_c

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172. Israel's Leading Immigrant Organization A volunteer organization with headquarters in Jerusalem that provides expert information and guidance on employment, housing, culture shock, oleh rights, customs shipping, education adventures in learning, and volunteerism http://www.aaci.org.il/

Welcome to the AACI website MISSION STATEMENT T o encourage Aliyah of Americans and Canadians, to assist its members to be absorbed into Israeli society and to participate in the life of the Country. AACI - WHO WE ARE T he Association of Americans and Canadians In Israel (AACI), a not for profit, tax exempt, volunteer and apolitical Zionist organization, was established in 1951. For 50 years AACI has, with distinction, fulfilled its mission. It has encouraged Aliyah; has assisted persons making Aliyah to adjust into Israeli life; has provided a comprehensive set of services for newcomers and veteran residents; has made a positive contribution to Israel by participating in activities which enhance the quality of life and has been a strong advocate for those issues affecting Olim. Support us by becoming an AACI Member. For those of you who live overseas, you too are invited to join us as an Overseas Member.

173. Culture All about Canada for kids, teachers and parents in a safe, onestop site! http://www.proudcanadiankids.ca/culture.htm

C u l t u r e Acadian/French Canadian Aboriginal Assembly of First Nations First Nations Sites ... National Cultural Institutions of Canada Canadian Culture in General Specific Cultures in Canada What is Canadian Culture? http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2 .nsf/engdocBasic/0.html Return to Top Return Home Acadian/French Canadian Culture http://www.geocities.com/multi_cultural_99/index1.html Return to Top Return Home Being Canadian http://www.operation-dialogue.com/e/being_canadian.html Return to Top Return Home Everyday French for Children (many people in Canada speak both French and English) Return to Top Return Home Aboriginal culture http://www.civilization.ca/sitendx/hitse.asp?civtheme=aborculte Return to Top Return Home Canadian multiculturalism http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/multi/index_e.cfm Return to Top Return Home The Assembly of First Nations http://www.afn.ca/ Return to Top Return Home Canadaopedia: Listing of Multicultural sites http://www.canadopedia.com/multi-culture/ Return to Top Return Home First Nations Sites http://www.canadopedia.com/first-nations/

174. Cultural Profiles Project Features overviews of life and culture in many countries. Developed to assist Canadians in understanding immigrants. http://www.settlement.org/cp/english/

Funded by: PROFILES FRANCAIS ICI Update: Please Note: Development of the Cultural Profiles is now complete. No more country profiles are being created. No more hard (print) copies are available for distribution. To print any of the profiles download the Adobe Acrobat PDF version that can be found in the main menu for each country. You may only download and print materials for non-commercial, educational use. Citizenship and Immigration Canada provides Host Program funding to non profit organizations to recruit Canadian volunteer hosts and match them with new immigrants to Canada. The purpose of the match is to assist the newcomer to adapt quickly to life in Canada as well as provide the host with an appreciation of the challenges that the newcomer faces. Each cultural profile provides an overview of life and customs in the profiled country. While the profile provides insight into some customs, it does not cover all facets of life, and the customs described may not apply in equal measure to all newomers from the profiled country. These cultural profiles were developed in association with the AMNI Centre at the Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto.

175. Whyte Museum Of The Canadian Rockies Devoted to the cultural history of the canadian Rocky Mountains and mountain cultures throughout the world. http://www.whyte.org/

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176. The Arts And Canada's Cultural Policy (93-3e) These studies are not official Parliamentary or canadian government documents. canadian Conference of the Arts. The canadian Cultural Sector A Primer. http://www.parl.gc.ca/information/library/PRBpubs/933-e.htm

Staff of the Parliamentary Research Branch (PRB) of the Library of Parliament work exclusively for Parliament conducting research and providing analysis and policy advice to Members of the Senate and House of Commons and to parliamentary committees on a non-partisan and confidential basis. The documents on this site were originally prepared for general distribution to Canadian Parliamentarians to provide background and analysis of issues that may arise in the course of their Parliamentary duties. They are made available here as a service to the public. These studies are not official Parliamentary or Canadian government documents. No legal or other professional advice is offered by the authors or the Parliamentary Research Branch in presenting its publications or in maintaining links to other Internet sites. Print Copy THE ARTS AND CANADA'S CULTURAL POLICY Prepared by: Joseph Jackson, René Lemieux, Political and Social Affairs Division Revised 15 October 1999 T ABLE OF C ONTENTS ISSUE DEFINITION BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS A. Role of the State

177. Department Of Canadian Heritage policies and programs that promote canadian content, foster cultural participation, Report of the Task Force on Aboriginal Languages and Cultures http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/index_e.cfm

Minister's page Minister of State (Sport) Minister of State (Multiculturalism) Location: Home Subjects A-Z Index Arts and Culture ... Agencies and Corporations Welcome! Canadian Heritage is responsible for national policies and programs that promote Canadian content, foster cultural participation, active citizenship and participation in Canada's civic life, and strengthen connections among Canadians. Media Room News Releases Contact Us More Government-Wide Initiatives Victims of Hurricane Katrina Report of the Task Force on Aboriginal Languages and Cultures Towards a New Museum Policy - Discussion Guide 20th anniversary of the Equality Rights article (art. 15) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ... [ Learn More ] Date modified: 2005/09/01 Important Notices

178. Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board - What Is The Review Board? The canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board is an independent tribunal of the Department of canadian Heritage that was established in 1977 by section http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/progs/cebc-cperb/index_e.cfm

Minister's page Minister of State (Sport) Minister of State (Multiculturalism) Location: Home Heritage Subjects A-Z Index ... Agencies and Corporations Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board What is the Review Board? The Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board is an independent tribunal of the Department of Canadian Heritage that was established in 1977 by section 18 of the Cultural Property Export and Import Act The Act provides for a 10-member Board that is appointed by Governor-in-Council and is comprised of two members, including the Chairperson, chosen generally from among residents in Canada; up to four members who are or have been officers, members or employees of art galleries, museums, archives, libraries or other similar institutions in Canada; and up to four members who are or have been dealers in or collectors of art, antiques or other objects that form part of the national heritage. What are the Responsibilities of the Review Board? Among its various responsibilities, the Board certifies cultural property for income tax purposes. In this role, it makes determinations with respect to the "outstanding significance and national importance" and the fair market value of objects or collections donated or sold to designated Canadian museums, art galleries, archives and libraries

179. Parspage.com- Information for Canadians of Iranian descent and for those interested in Iran. Site includes information on Iranian films, sports, news and culture. http://www.parspage.com/index.htm

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180. Michael Geist - Satellite Radio And Canadian Cultural Policy MichaelGeists Home on the Web, Satellite Radio and canadian Cultural Policy. http://www.michaelgeist.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=705&Itemid=

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