41. Cultural Survival Maasai Market – a Contemporary Exploitation of an indigenous People’s Culture In 1985, cultural anthropologist Monica Udvardy visited katana to learn http://209.200.101.189/publications/csq/csq-article.cfm?id=1728

42. CHUD.com - Cinematic Happenings Under Development SAMURAI L. JACKSON. Omnipresent thesp grabs his katana. stunning dancemodernizes moves indigenous to African tribal rituals and features mindblowing, http://chud.com/news/2563

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0; - John Terlesky REVIEW: FLIGHTPLAN Devin gets airsick. REVIEW: DEAR WENDY Devin is gutshot by the gun film - but is he OK with that? WEDDING CRASHERS II? They've crashed weddings and funerals... now what? DAILY GRABOID 9.22.05 Grabbing. CARREY'S DIGITAL PLEASURE Jim gets it from his Batman Forever director. BABY I'M A STAR CHAMBER Michael Douglas 80s thriller comes around again. EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: JOSS WHEDON - PART 2 Only on CHUD.com: Devin indulges his inner Buffy nerd! SYMPATHY NO MORE Park Chanwook's latest gets a name change. CONTEST: SHARKBOY AND LAVAGIRL DVD Win Rodriguez superhero kidflick! SCREENING: DOMINO "My name is Domino Harvey. I am a movie screening." DVD RACK: THE HISTORY OF USC FOOTBALL Adam throws the pigskin onto the Rack. DVD RACK: DON'T BE A MENACE... (SE) Thor drank the juice whilst in the hood... and didn't dig it. TEASER... EXTREME Three great Asian directors get together to make one scary movie. EXCLUSIVE CHICKEN LITTLE CHARACTER CARD Only on CHUD.com: Check out this duck in black.

43. Do Superheroes Reflect Society? - JCM These are analogous to realworld problems people face all the time. indigenous characters provide a good example of the progress and the problem. http://frostbytei.com/jc/3page11.html

search archive: "I was favorably impressed with the first issue." Jim Valentino - Image Comics Publisher DO SUPERHEROES REFLECT SOCIETY? Rap and hip-hop music dominates the charts. Stores and schools honor Black Awareness Month and Cinco de Mayo . Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and Ricky Martin are some of our biggest popular icons. Cultural diversity is big business these days. Companies are raking in the bucks by catering to America's many constituencies. Meanwhile, revenue from comic books has plunged from $850 million in 1993 to $275 million at the end of the century. Is there a connection? Comics used to be as white as the driven snow. Now they reflect the proverbial rainbow. But how multicultural are today's mainstream comics, really? A quick survey shows how much they haveand haven'tchanged. Many improvements are glaringly obvious. In SUPERMAN, Lucy Lane was shown to have a black lover; in BATMAN, Bruce Wayne has a black financial advisor. African Americans like G.W. Bridge and Amanda Waller run government organizations. The X-Men remain comicdom's most diverse team, with heroes from around the world.

44. Encyclopedia: Martial Art Te Puni, Māori Chief Māori is the name of the indigenous people of New Zealand an indigenous African tribe of seminomadic people located primarily in http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Martial-art

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45. PASMEC 2001 Theme Music Education In africa - Problems And Issues. “ about the Lusakaconference I feel that you people tried your very best to make our stay http://www.pasmae.org/pasmec2001.html

THE REPORT Joseph Ng'andu ZaMEA Chairman and PASMEC2001 Co-Organiser August 2001 Introduction Pre-conference Preparations Preparations for the conference were centred on the following activities: As part of acknowledging the initiative an announcement of the undertaking was made by the executive committee of ZaMEA. Effectively this announcement consisted of the formation of the Organising Committee for PASMEC2001 and putting out a Call for Presentations among the Music/Music Education fraternity. The next step was the initiation of the mobilisation effort of resources for the organisation of the conference. Conference Announcement IIn announcing the conference undertaking, ZaMEA put in place an organising committee. The committee decided on August as being the most appropriate time to hold the conference for a variety of reasons (AU meeting, national elections, the weather, etc.). The committee then sent out a call for presentations. Following are the details: Organising Committee : The executive Committee of ZaMEA in effect transformed itself into the PASMEC2001 Organising Committee and re-organised itself in the following manner: Two Co-organisers – Mr. Joseph Ng'andu (ZaMEA Chairman) became co-organiser for International participation in the conference, while Mr. Boscow Mubita became Co-organiser to spearhead the local participation.

46. Earth Negotiations Bulletin OPENING STATEMENTS Ruben Olembo, on behalf of Noah katana Ngala, INDIGENOUSPEOPLES, ACCESS AND BENEFITSHARING This press conference will be held at http://www.iisd.ca/vol09/enb09205e.html

Earth Negotiations Bulletin A Reporting Service for Environment and Development Negotiations [PDF Format] Text Format Back to ABS WG-1 Coverage Published by the ... International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) Vol. 09 No. 205 Tuesday, 23 October 2001 HIGHLIGHTS OF ABS WG-1 MONDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2001 The first meeting of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Access and Benefit-sharing (ABS) under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) began its deliberations, as delegates heard opening statements and considered organizational matters in a morning Plenary. In the afternoon, two Sub-Working Groups convened to address substantive issues. Sub-Working Group I (SWG-I) discussed the development of draft international guidelines on ABS, and Sub-Working Group II (SWG-II) discussed an action plan for capacity building. PLENARY OPENING STATEMENTS: Ruben Olembo, on behalf of Noah Katana Ngala, COP-5 Bureau President and Minister of Environment and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kenya, opened the meeting. He highlighted developing countries’ interests in ABS guidelines, especially for poverty reduction and sustainable development. He reviewed previous work under the Experts’ Panel and the Conference of the Parties and noted Saudi Arabia’s recent accession to the CBD.

47. The Head Heeb The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) sent a list of eight people to be appointed The leading institutions of the indigenous community the chiefs and the http://headheeb.blogmosis.com/

September 22, 2005 Half measure In the wake of the Aceh peace accord , the Indonesian government has pledged to take a step in resolving its other regional conflict by installing a popular assembly in West Papua. The creation of such an assembly was mandated by a 2001 "special autonomy" law but has never been put into effect. Its installation will be a significant step in resolving the conflict - not least because it will provide Jakarta with an opposite number in further negotiations - but there are signs that the Indonesian government may not allow it to fulfill its originally intended purpose: Critics have said, however, that the government was buying time in setting up the MRP, as it appeared reluctant to give it wide-ranging powers as mandated by a 2001 Law on special autonomy for Papua [...] Under the 2001 Papuan Special Autonomy Law, the MRP is authorised to deal with various problems in the province, ranging from rampant human right abuses, to coping with the social, cultural and economic gaps being faced by its indigenous people. The assembly that will be inaugurated next month may prove to be one with scaled-down authority. In addition, the short time frame remaining before the assembly is installed - its swearing-in is scheduled for October 7 or 8 - indicates that it will be appointed rather than elected. As such, even if this legislature is granted all the powers it is supposed to have under the autonomy law, its members will likely represent Jakarta at least as much as the West Papuan people. The Indonesian government will have to do better if it plans on reaching a final settlement anytime soon.

48. JICA-JICA Network /January 2002,Vol14 We, as a bridge between the people of Japan and developing countries, will advance SOFEM has also initiated an intensive indigenous fruit domestication http://www.jica.go.jp/english/publication/network/net_vol14/02oda.html

[help] JICA Network / Chronic Exposure - October2001, - Vol.13 ODA Update Publication Index JICA Network Archive Opinion ODA Update Main Focus 1 Main Focus 2 Main Focus 3 Main Focus 4 ... Tokyo Cairo At the request of the Egyptian government in 1994, JICA conducted a development study for bridge construction in 1995, and the Japanese government made a cabinet decision to extend grant assistance in 1997 for the bridge. Construction began in May 1998 and was completed at a cost of approximately US$180 million, 60% of which was covered by Japan and the remainder by Egypt. A Japanese consortium was involved in building a major portion of the bridge, including two huge concrete pylons each measuring 154 meters in height, a steel girder serving four-lane traffic, cables, and high-pier approach roads. The girder of the cable-stayed bridge rises 70 meters above the surface of the water, the highest in the world, thus allowing ships to pass beneath. The H-shaped pylons were designed to resemble ancient Egyptian obelisks. The construction went ahead without a single accident in thousands of man-hours. With its sublime appearance, it is hoped the bridge will become a symbol of peace in the Middle East by providing a key conduit for increased economic activity between Egypt and the Sinai Peninsula.

49. DAWN News From North Korea, Kenya, USA And Mozambique (2000 #14) The 14year-old listened attentively as the Kenyan pastor Samuel katana 30 years ago, 87% of the Giriama practised traditional African religions and http://www.jesus.org.uk/dawn/2000/dawn0014.html

DAWN Fridayfax 2000 #14 News from North Korea, Kenya, USA and Mozambique Previous Home Issues Nations ... Next In this issue: North Korea: Growing underground churches - "We need a Jesus Revolution" Kenya: God in walking distance of the Giriama USA: "Million Dollar Man" finds true riches in Christ Mozambique: Muslim woman encounters Jesus in a dream, becomes evangelist North Korea Growing underground churches "We need a Jesus Revolution" Source: a South Korean pastor, and idea Spektrum, Germany Kenya God in walking distance of the Giriama Source: Baptist Press, 9 March 2000, fax (+1)-804-254-8980; e-mail resource.center@imb.org; website www.sbc.net USA "Million Dollar Man" finds riches in Christ Ted DiBiase, previously a well-known professional wrestler, has become a Christian. "No amount of money in the world can persuade me to return to that sport," says DiBiase, now a preacher. When his contract with World Championship Wrestling expired, he left the sport completely. Despite remaining one of the sport's best-known personalities, having won three Team World Championships, he says "Wrestling has changed. Today, it is vulgar, without morals or values, and the wrestlers are a cross between entertainer and athlete." 45-year-old DiBiase now travels with 'Heart of David Ministries', speaking in churches and schools. "Ego, pride and money were the center of my life," he says. Today, he warns teenagers about the dangers of alcohol and drugs, and encourages them to "remain in school, set attainable goals and pay the price to become as good as possible".

50. Department Of Asian Pacific Studies, San Diego State University Therefore, today many people regard imperialism as the main source of nutritionfor the seed of evil Imperialism is like a katana with two sharp edges. http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~aps1/graphics/300_2hoang.htm

Chapter Two IMPERIALISM: An Angel from Heaven or A Devil from Hell? Trung Hoang the most powerful force in world history over the last four or five centuries, carving up whole continents while oppressing indigenous peoples and obliterating entire civilizations. . . . [is] the process whereby the dominant politico-economic interests of one nation expropriate for their own enrichment the land, labor, raw materials, and markets of another people. (1) What is Imperialism? Imperialism is defined in the encyclopedia as the extension of rule or influence by one government, nation, or society over another. Most imperialists claim that imperializing third world countries will enable them to be modernized and improve their development. However, most of imperialist forces were motivated by hidden agendas, such as to gain cheap labor, new territories, and, most importantly, raw materials. Is it true that the people from the underdeveloped countries are really underdeveloped? Will these people soon be extinct without the aid of the imperialists, or will they sink into chaos and poverty? According to Michael Parenti "people in third world countries do not need to be taught how to farm. They need the land and the implements to farm. They do not need to be taught how to fish. They need the boats and the nets and access to shore frontage, bays, and oceans. . . . They need to be given back their land and labor so that they might work for themselves and grow food for their own consumption."

51. 1980 May 22, THE STORY OF STARLIGHT INDIAN MONK OF AMERICA a people and puppet October 17, katana (The Sword), Company Time and Space Limited (resident http://www.lamama.org/ArchivesFolder/1960s_1990s/1980page.htm

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club Playlist 1980 Date Title Production Information January 17 THE GLASS HOUSE Nationality: Capetown, South Africa Playwright: Fatime Dike Director: Rina Yerushalmi Composer: Reynold Scott January 18 AS YOU LIKE IT Playwright: William Shakespeare Director: Andrei Serban Composer: Elizabeth Swados February 7 LAUGHING STONE Nationality: Korean Solo work by: Sin Cha Hong February 7 TUTTI NON CI SONO Company: Il Teatro Italiano D'Avanguardia Playwright: Dario D'Ambrosi Director: Dario D'Ambrosi Composer: John La Berbera February 21 MAMI WATA Nationality: Ivory Coast, Africa Playwright: Rose Marie Guiraud Director: Rose Marie Guiraud February 21 I CAN'T KEEP RUNNING IN PLACE Playwright: Barbara Schottenfeld Director: Susan Einhorn Composer: Barbara Schottenfeld February 24 I CAN'T HEAR THE BIRDS SINGING (A Reading) Playwright: Brenda Faye Collie Director: Ozzie Rodriguez February 28 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Playwright: William Shakespeare Director: John Vaccaro Composer: Steven Margoshes March 12 MADE BY TWO Company: The Theatre Express Company Playwright: Gertrude Stein Director: William Turner Composer: William Turner March 13 COLLOGUIES Company: Nimbus Dance Theatre Company Choreographers / Performers: Erin Martin, Jack Moore, Alice Teirstein

52. Kenya Democracy Project: On Alcoholism... if you are African and reading this, you KNOW that our people are mostly an oral Are the indigenous People of Canada and the Aborigines of Australia http://demokrasia-kenya.blogspot.com/2005/01/on-alcoholism.html

Visit JUKWAA! @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7580943"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/3.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Kenya Democracy Project Provides well-researched analytical, often humourous takes on political, economic, social, cultural, technological and ideological issues and struggles that have to do with Kenya, Africa and the world from a progressive world outlook....Anything goes in terms of topics- from literature to comedy to relationships... Tuesday, January 25, 2005 On Alcoholism... A Multi-Media Digital Contribution in Five Movements by Onyango Oloo A Preliminary Observation on Form and Structure... When I say this is a work in five movements, I am NOT trying to be "pretentious"; rather I am trying invoke a concept from Western classical music. Those who are familiar with the structure of symphonies know what I am talking about. I am using the term Movement in that musical sense, but not in that literal classical musical sense, but more in that evocative sense that the way this essay is STRUCTURED is not as slapdash and haphazard as casual browsers often imagine. I am sometimes berated for not having the recognized formal structure of traditional academic essays with abstracts, summaries, footnotes, end notes and what have you.

53. Sub-Saharan Africa A severe drought is currently affecting the horn of africa including several Previously, the RNIS has referred to these people as displaced, however, http://www.unsystem.org/scn/archives/rnis31/ch2.htm

Sub-Saharan Africa 1. Angola 2. Great Lakes 3. Eritrea 4. Ethiopia ... 10. Zambia 1. Angola The prospects for peace in Angola seem remote. The current crisis, which began in December 1998, continues despite calls for peace from international, religious and grassroots groups. Fighting between government and UNITA forces has been reported in most provinces during the reporting period and consequently the long-term humanitarian situation has not improved significantly. According to the OCHA database, approximately 2.5 million persons have been displaced since December 1998. Of these, more than one million people have been officially registered as IDPs by a UN agency or NGO. The IDPs are currently settled in 120 locations of which 36 remain inaccessible to the international community (OCHA - 18/06/00). Guerrilla activities persist in many parts of the country, perpetuating the prevailing insecurity among the population and considerably reducing the amount of humanitarian assistance that can be delivered by road. As a result most relief is delivered by airlifts, which are extremely expensive. Nutritional Situation An FAO/WFP Crop and Food Supply Assessment Mission to Angola in April indicated that cereal production is about 5% lower than last year, due mainly to unfavourable rain patterns, reduced access to land, and shortages of essential inputs. The mission, which visited every province where food aid is distributed, estimated that some 1.86 million people will require food aid in 2000-20001. The mission noted that although Angola used to be self-sufficient in major food crops, and even a net exporter of staples, the impact of the protracted civil war has reduced the country's total cereal production to less than 40% of the country's total requirement. This was felt to underscore the acute food insecurity of the populations, IDPs and residents alike (FAO/WFP - 17/05/00).

54. Dove's Eye View: June 2004 Because the people take reporting into their own hands. Head Heeb s focus isquite wide, with discussion of africa and human rights, as well as Middle http://bedouina.typepad.com/doves_eye/2004/06/

Dove's Eye View An Arab American woman sees signs of hope About Books of Interest - Food and Other Laila Lalami: Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits Anwar F. Accawi: The Boy from the Tower of the Moon Maria Golia: Cairo : City of Sand Ismail Merchant: Ismail Merchant's Passionate Meals: The New Indian Cuisine for Fearless Cooks and Adventurous Eaters ... Anissa Helou: Mediterranean Street Food Personal Links About This Blog Abu-Saba pictures - Al Mashriq Dove's Eye View Main Page Howard Zinn on Signs of Hope ... What the Dove saw My Food Files Dove's Collected Recipes Chicken in a Pot Roz Bi Shaghria Green Beans Lebanese Style ... Baba Ghanoush Souffl© Blog Buddies The Head Heeb Pen-Elayne on the Web Love and Cooking Peter's Mostly Food Blog ... Main June 30, 2004 Israeli Court Orders Rerouting of Barrier Yahoo! News - Israeli Court Orders Rerouting of Barrier This is a sign of hope. I can hear the voices already explaining why it's a ruse, a sop, not good enough. The Dove asserts that any victory under the rule of law is a sign of hope, because without justice under the law, no society can survive. The oppressors will be devastated along with those they oppress, who in their thirst for justice often end up punishing the innocent. June 30, 2004

55. Burke And Wells, Travelling.: Fifteen People I've Never Met There are many people, real and fictitious, I’ve never met. and he has justpurchased a katana for more than $4000 that he believes to be authentic. http://www.burkeandwells.com/archive/000028.php

SYNDICATE RDF RSS Blogroll Us About Burke ... About Wells SEARCH OUR SITE RECENT ENTRIES Settled in Boston 264 Keys I Sell Pianos Zen Home Decor CATEGORIES America Architecture Canada Culture ... Wells' Greatest Hits ARCHIVES May 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 ... All Stories JOURNALS OF NOTE Our 2001 France Journal Our Report Main Fifteen People I've Never Met Aaron Tuvik , as a kid, ate paste out of boredom. When he was nineteen he joined the US Navy as a proofreader. His second child suffered from spina bifida Elizabeth King had four older and three younger sisters who survived to maturity. When youngest Nancy became the first King to attend University, Elizabeth moved with her into a small studio near campus and took a job in the school administration building. Six years after Nancy graduated, Elizabeth attained her B.A. in broadcast journalism, having taken advantage of reduced tuition for University employees and the Non-matriculated Student Program (UNSP). Her marriage the next year to her supervisor Arthur Honeth produced one son before ending in divorce. She currently works in the insurance industry. Robert Shanai Reegan is the only blond in his family. He read

56. WHO OWNS THE KENYA COAST This problem is not peculiar to Kenya; it is universal in africa. Twelve peoplewere killed at Ukunda and Diani on the south Coast where more property http://payson.tulane.edu/conflict/Cs St/SAADFIN5.html

57. Society: Local Artistes Celebrate World Music Day In Style The event aims to popularise music among people from all walks of life. Most African countries have over the years spawned indigenous genres like Mbalax http://www.eastandard.net/archives/cl/mags/society/articles.php?articleid=23680&

58. Concepts, Issues & Cases: What I have done is to publish a gazette notice so that people can raise their In response to the latest proposed excisions, the East africa Wildlife http://www.edcnews.se/Research/Kenyaforests0111.html

www.padrigu.gu.se/EDCNews - a webpage and an electronic newsletter edited by Leif Ohlsson Commissioned by the Environment Policy Division at Sida , the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency. Front page About EDC News Archive ... Feedback EDC News applies to contemporary cases the results of a decade of efforts by a number of researchers to understand the links between environment, development and conflict. EDC News is produced at the Dept. of Peace and Development Research Commissioned by the Environment Policy Divison at the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Always click on for the next level of review) Source: IRIN Further reading on related subjects: Livelihood Conflicts Environmental Scarcity Recent case studies on this site: Clashes along the Tana in Kenya 011120 Land competition and drought in Kenya 0011 Livelihood resources: State-sponsored deforestation in Kenya Summary: The g overnment of Kenya has recently announced that they aim to go ahead with a policy of allowing large tracts of land in the Rift Valley to be deforestated in order to provide squatters with land. The pressure for land is a clear expression of difficulties in Kenya to provide or even maintain livelihoods, and thus an illustration of the livelihood conflicts approach Discussion: No forests, no trees. No trees, no water. No water, no power, no industry. No industry, no jobs. No jobs, no money. No money, no food," a catchy advertisement placed by an enviornmentalist group in the Daily Nation newspaper this week warned Kenyans. This is a very succint fromulation of the argument for preserving environmental resources in order to maintain livelihoods.

59. Portuguese Language: Information From Answers.com It is the mother tongue of about 170 million people, chiefly in Portugal and the The Portuguese language is gaining popularity in africa, Asia, http://www.answers.com/topic/portuguese-language

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Portuguese language Encyclopedia Portuguese language, member of the Romance group of the Italic subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages (see Romance languages ). It is the mother tongue of about 170 million people, chiefly in Portugal and the Portuguese islands in the Atlantic (11 million speakers); in Brazil (154 million speakers); and in Portugal's former overseas provinces in Africa and Asia (about 5 million speakers). Although the Portuguese spoken in Portugal differs to some extent from the Portuguese current in Brazil, with reference to pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, the differences are not major. A distinctive phonetic feature of Portuguese is the nasalization of certain vowels and diphthongs, which can be indicated by a tilde (˜) placed above the appropriate vowel. The acute (´) and circumflex (ˆ) accents serve to make clear both stress and pronunciation and also to distinguish homonyms (for example, e “and,” but

60. InterAction.org | Disaster Response In katana health zone, IRC Bukavu is supporting 32 health centers serving For nearly 40 years, MAP International has assisted the people of the DR Congo http://www.interaction.org/congo/

this site all member sites Humanitarian Policy and Practice About the HPPC Disaster Response HPPC Guidelines ... How YOU Can Help Inside InterAction Global Partnership Campaign International Development Humanitarian Policy and Practice Disaster Response Refugees Gender Equality and Diversity Media About Us Buy Publications Monday Developments Efforts of Interaction Member Agencies in the DR-Congo Produced by Gottlieb Duwan With the Disaster Response Unit of InterAction ® American Council for Voluntary International Action 1717 Massachusetts Avenue N.W. #701, Washington D.C. 20036 phone (202)667-8227 fax (202) 667-8236 http://www.interaction.org September 2001 Background Summary Report Summary Organizations by Sector Activity Glossary of Acronyms InterAction Member Activity Reports Action Against Hunger Air Serv International American Refugee Committee Catholic Relief Services ... World Vision Background Summary Currently the country remains effectively split between the government-controlled west, and the eastern areas, including the Kivus, much of Orientale, and Katanga and Maniema provinces, which are controlled by the RCD.

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