
Name: Supply of water purification filters and emergency kitchens for the earthquake on April 16, 2016.
Location: 9 communities affected by the Portoviejo, Sucre, San Vicente and Tosagua canton earthquake.
Name: Support for concrete actions of recovery of livelihoods after the earthquake and development of EDAN.
Location: 7 communities affected by the earthquake in the cantons Portoviejo, Sucre, San Vicente and Tosagua.
Name: Support for demolition and debris management in the areas affected by the earthquake in Ecuador: Las Gilces Community, province of Manabí.
Location: Las Gilces community of the Portoviejo canton.
Financial Sponsor: Embassy of Finland in Lima.
Finnish Local Cooperation Fund.
Financial Sponsor: PPD / UNDP.
Location: 350 families, Municipalities of Lascano, Guale, Campuzano and Noboa.
Name: Peanut transformation support.
Location: 194 families, 928 people. Municipality of Lascano, Guale and Campozano.
Time Frame: 2010 (6 months).
Financial Sponsor: Secretariat of Economic and Social Inclusion and the Municipality of Paján.
Location: 50 people from the municipalities of Lascano, Guale, Campuzano and Noboa. 50 people from the communities of Las Gilces (Portoviejo), San Jacinto (Sucre), Portovelo and Salinas (San Vicente).
Financial Sponsor: Secretariat of Coordination and Social Development.Dagger (part a) with a leather sheath (part b). Dagger with long steel(?) blade on one end and short triangular iron blade on the opposite end. The long blade is stamped with small crescent shapes fourteen times in two columns of seven near widest end of blade. Hilt made of wood covered with leather, band of reptile skin around centre of hilt. Sheath made of leather with reptile skin at opening and knotted at pointed end. A twisted cord of leather is attached to a small loop at the top of the sheath.
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On 24 June, a ceremony was held in the reception room of the Clock Tower Centennial Hall to honor the recipients of the second Kyoto University Shi-Shi Award.
Established in 2012, the Shi-Shi Award recognizes outstanding faculty achievements in education, research, and public service with the aim of promoting the University's ongoing development. The first awards were given in 2013 to six recipients.
This year's awardees, listed below in no particular order, were selected 2 June by the KU faculty recognition committee from among nominations submitted by deans, directors, and executive vice-presidents.
Professor Inaba has elucidated the role of dendritic cells in initiating immune responses, and made outstanding achievements in basic research for the development of cancer treatment that is based on this process.
Additionally, in her capacities as Director of the KU Gender Equality Promotion Center, Assistant to Vice-President for Gender Equality, and Vice-President for Gender Equality, she made significant contributions to advancing the interests of women researchers and the cause of gender equality.
(Professor, Primate Research Institute) Professor Matsuzawa has successfully built a research project focused on Ai, a chimpanzee, and established comparative cognitive science as a scientific discipline.
(Professor, Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences) Professor Nakajima earned the 2014 Japan Academy Prize for his achievements in geometric representation theory and mathematical physics.
(Assistant to the Executive Vice-President/Professor, Graduate School of Informatics) Serving as Assistants to the Executive Vice-President for Education, Professors Nakamura and Moriwaki successfully led the implementation of special entrance examinations ( tokushoku nyushi ) and education reform based on increased collaboration with high schools.
The ceremony began with remarks by Professor Nobuyoshi Esaki, executive vice-president for general affairs, planning, and information infrastructure. President Hiroshi Matsumoto then presented the award certificate and prize to each awardee, before delivering a congratulatory address. Following the closing remarks by EVP Esaki, the award recipients posed for a commemorative photograph.
Note: "Shi-shi" is Japanese for "diligence".Being the picturesque tourist destination that it is due to its natural endowment and to its modern infrastructure, Corfu also has quite a reputation in terms of a sparkling nightlife enabled by the countless bars, clubs and pubs livening up the beaches and the coastline roads which cross the entire island. However, there are several nightlife hubs on the island which closely delineate the idea of literally never ending fun. Nighttime distractions are made possible only in view of complementing the rather cannier daytime activities. Thus, Kavos, Roda, Ypsos and Dassia are the main resorts excelling with respect to keeping their visitors up all night, whereas some consider that Corfu Town, despite being the capital of the island, does not feature as many nightlife opportunities as other resorts. Others, on the other hand, believe the contrary.
When it comes to partying all night, Ypsos is, by far, the most dynamic place to be in Corfu. There are four noteworthy venues in Ypsos, namely, Lumberjack’s, The Old Tree and B52, as well as The Temple Bar (or TTB) which enable dazzling tons of fun. Located in the center of Ypsos, B52 is popular with tourists for its thematic weekly musical events often turned into beach parties lasting until dawn. This is a venue which manages to overshadow many of its counterparts on the island. Another outstanding bar in Ypsos refers to Lumberjack’s, where the atmosphere is hardly matched by other nightlife venues. Excellent cocktails and exquisite drinks enhance the feeling of good one can get in the company of their friends or of yet to be friends, everybody blending into an irresistible stream of energy fed by both the lack of inhibition and by the throbbing music. TTB is a beachfront venue with serves meal by day and turns into an excellent bar at night. Its clients can very well claim the venue services all their party expectations. The Old Tree enables just as much fun, but this particular bar stands out by its cosmopolitan dash and by its ability to gain its clients’ loyalty pretty fast. Angelos Bar is the main hotspot of Kassiopi in terms of nightlife. The atmosphere it generates is owned to the welcoming staff and to the thematic musical nights it organizes regularly. The finest selection of drinks is made available only to suit all tastes and whims, which is why tourists should not lose the opportunity of visiting the bar if in Kassiopi.
In terms of nightclubs, The Venue is a remarkable presence right into the very heart of Kavos. Finding the club should not become an issue, since it is located on the main street of the town and, in all cases, its location is signaled by the impressive queue of people wanting to gain access to the club. Edem, on the other hand, is highly popular with extreme clubbers. It is located in Dassia and it should not be overlooked by those who want to experience the utmost crazy manifestation possible on the island of Corfu. Corfu Town, at its turn, features some interesting and inviting clubs. These refer to Ekati and Esperides (both Greek style venues), as well as to Corfu by Night, places which excel buy both the atmosphere they yield and by their price policy. But the nightspots picture of Corfu Town is vast enough as to comprise a series of other venues, such as Hook, Base, Cristal, Elxis, Privilege or Au Bar.The diocesan website includes advice on:
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If you have any questions, please email the Diocesan finance team.One thing I would mention as well are threads that are basically asking for people to backup (aka upvote/downvote) something in a separate thread. These usually involve someone having a disagreement with someone else in /r/nfl, /r/CHIBears, /r/GreenBayPackers, etc. about the Lions and asking for "backup"  here which will lead to the inevitable shower of downvotes for whomever was disagreeing. It's not a super