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See details & sign up for the excursion to visit the Ray Bradbury Experience Musuem plus a Walking Tour!

Interested in selling merchandise? Find out how from our vendor flyer.

PAAG is now available.

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This site will be updated with the latest information as it becomes available.

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You can fill out the online registration form if you are paying by check. You will see instructions about where to mail your check after submitting your form. Otherwise to both register and pay by mail, please print this WeeM Flyer, fill it out, and mail to our Registrar (address on Flyer) along with your check.

Registration Rates

Please note that Mensan rates assume membership in good standing. IDs will be verified on-site when you pick up your badge. The additional charge for non-Mensans or Mensans whose membership has lapsed is $10. For anyone paying this additional charge, membership forms and/or coupons for a discount on testing will be available on-site at the registration desk.

There is no charge for children age 8 and under to attend when accompanied by a registered adult; and there is a discount for attendees under 21 years of age.

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This is your best value, particularly if you register early! Enjoy four days of programming, hospitality, and fun activities hosted by Chicago Area Mensa!

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Please note that the $10 additional charge for non-members applies ONCE per person per registration. Please also note that there is no Early Bird discount for single day passes, though there is a discount for registering in advance. The registration form will calculate this for you automatically.

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An 8-percent processing fee will be charged for cancellation and refund requests received by October 15th. Cancellation and refund requests received after that date will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, based on circumstance and event viability.

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Bologna Program: ECCo Day! – 3/27

Dear students:

If you studied abroad in Bologna, Italy, if you plan to study abroad in Bologna, or if you are interested in studying abroad in Bologna, please come to our virtual ECCo Day, March 27!

Students can start Italian at Wesleyan and meet the language prerequisite for Bologna. The University of Bologna has courses available for every major, and the Accademia di Belle Arti has courses especially for Art Studio in the spring. Advance registration is kindly requested:

The Office of Study Abroad

Emily Gorlewski, Ed.D.
Director, Study Abroad
Fries Center for Global Studies

Wesleyan University
+1 (860) 685-3007
201A Fisk Hall, 262 High St.
Middletown, CT 06459

Global Opportunities After College Fair – 2/24

Global Opportunities After College Fair

Wednesday, February 24 | Events scheduled throughout the day

Are you interested in researching, working, studying, or teaching internationally after you graduate from Wesleyan? Wesleyan University is partnering with six peer institutions to host a Global Opportunities After College Fair on Wednesday, February 24. Register at

Events will take place throughout the day and will be hosted virtually on Sched, the same platform used for the 7 College Study Away Fair last fall.

All class years are welcome and encouraged to attend. We hope that these events will be especially helpful for upperclassmen as they weigh their post-graduate options and for students who were unable to study abroad due to COVID-19.

At the virtual fair, you can explore international graduate schools, fellowships, volunteer opportunities, and more. There will also be live presentations and panels, including:

  • A keynote address by Wesleyan alum, Talya Zemach-Bersin
  • International Fellowships
  • Careers Abroad
  • Internationalizing your CV
  • Teaching & Volunteering Abroad
  • How to Apply to Grad Schools Abroad
  • Options for International Students

Register now at to attend the Global Opportunities After College Fair on February 24. After you complete the Google form, you will be sent a link to register on Sched. Events will take place throughout the day and you do not need to attend every event to register. Live events will also be recorded for later viewing.

New Fair Trade Virtual Study Abroad Classes for Spring 2021!

New Courses Now in WesMaps!

CGST321 Theatre for Social Change

  • Taught in Spanish
  • Learn with Ecuadorian participants
  • Cross-listed with DANC320

CGST322 Storying and Re-Storying (Storytelling for Social Change)

  • Taught in Spanish
  • Learn with Ecuadorian participants
  • Cross-listed with DANC320

CGST340 Identity and Pacha

  • Taught in English
  • Learn from Ecuadorian educators
  • Cross-listed with ANTH250

CGST341 Critical Interculturality and the Pedagogy of Unlearning

  • Taught in English
  • Learn from Ecuadorian educators
  • Cross-listed with ANTH241

Interactive, experiential online courses provided by our partner in Ecuador

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Update on Global Coronavirus Emergency – 3/4/20

To the campus community:

As our campus looks forward to spring break, we are writing again with an update on the global coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. We plan to provide regular updates going forward until the situation stabilizes. We have also created a new website with the latest information about the virus for the Wesleyan community, along with an FAQ addressing common questions and concerns, and links to other resources.

To date, there are no confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19 at Wesleyan or in Connecticut. As the virus continues to spread through the U.S. and the rest of the world, the Wesleyan Emergency Response Team is actively managing our readiness and response to the epidemic. Health and safety continue to be the University’s top priority.

We are also closely monitoring the situation in countries around the globe. Earlier this week, we made a decision to close our study-abroad program in Bologna, Italy. Students in the program are instructed to return to their homes, and we’ve asked them not to visit campus until after spring break. Classes in the program will be offered online for the remainder of the semester. Students in several independent Wesleyan-approved programs in South Korea have also been sent home.

As many students prepare to leave campus over break, we urge everyone to make informed and thoughtful decisions about travel in consultation with their families. Wesleyan has made a recommendation that faculty, staff, and students should not travel internationally at this time. The Centers for Disease Control’s informative website contains resources to track COVID-19 cases by geography, advice for avoiding illness, and much more.

We are asking all faculty, staff, and students to register any travel beyond Connecticut—domestic or international—on this form.

As a reminder, Wesleyan’s campus will remain open over spring break. Students are permitted to remain in residences, and dining service and other supports will be available.

As always, no matter where you are in the world, please take common sense measures to stay healthy, such as washing hands and avoiding close contact with people who are sick.

We will continue to communicate regular updates to the campus. If you have questions about services over spring break, please contact the Office of Student Affairs at (860) 685-2772. Questions about study abroad can be directed to Associate Director of Study Abroad, Emily Gorlewski, at

Rob Rosenthal, Interim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

Mike Whaley, Vice President for Student Affairs

Become A Wesleyan Study Abroad Ambassador! – Info Session 3/3

Introducing the Wesleyan Study Abroad Ambassador Program! This brand new program gives study abroad returnees an opportunity to share their international experiences and support their fellow students in a meaningful way.

Study Abroad Ambassadors will work closely with the Office of Study Abroad to support Wesleyan students as they navigate each phase of their study abroad experience. Ambassadors will promote international experiences and intercultural learning opportunities, offer guidance to applicants and outgoing students, and support students once they return to campus.

Because this is a new program and we want study abroad returnees to help shape it, we are holding an information / brainstorming session on Tuesday, March 3. We hope to see you there!

Study Abroad Ambassador Info Session

Tuesday, March 3 from 12-1pm

Fisk 201

Lunch will be provided – Please RSVP here

Wesleyan and the World Photo Contest

It is that time of the year again! The Fries Center for Global Studies is hosting the 4th Annual Wes and the World PhotoContest and we are calling for photos.

Students interested in submitting photos to the photo contest should visit the Wes and the World blog to learn more about how to win, submission guidelines, contest rules, and how to submit their photographs. See full description below.

Each year the Fries Center for Global Studies hosts the Wes and the World Photo Contest. We ask Wesleyan students who have had any global experience over the previous summer and/or previous semester to submit photographs. This group includes study abroad returnees, international students, exchange students, fellowship recipients, and foreign language teaching assistants.

The purpose of the Wes in the World Photo Contest is to share stories about humanity across the globe through photographs within these four categories: contemporary issues, landscape, people, and cross-cultural learning. Our hope with these categories is to allow students to reflect on ways in which their global experience transcends borders by working towards perspective-taking, appreciating the wonderful landscapes of the earth, raising awareness about peoples and cultures outside of their ethnocentric lens, and connecting with others through cross-cultural exchange.

The photo with the most “Likes” on the FCGS Facebook page will win the People’s Choice Award. The other 4 categories of photos will be judged by a Photo Contest jury based on these criteria: 1) perspective-taking, 2) global self-awareness, and 3) personal and social responsibility. There will be a total of 5 awards!

  1. People’s Choice Award
  2. Best Photo of Contemporary Issues
  3. Best Photo of Cross-Cultural Exchange
  4. Best Photo of Landscape
  5. Best Photo of People

Students are not required to be professional photographers to participate. In fact, our photo jury is more interested in the stories behind the photographs than the photo-editing software they use. Winning photos will be judged by the stories and descriptions of how the photographs capture the categories stated above.

Eligibility: The Wes and the World Photo Contest is open to all current Wesleyan students. Students must have a valid Wesleyan email address to submit photographs.

  • Photos must be your original work.
  • Photos must be free of alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, or any inappropriate content.
  • You may submit no more than 1 photograph per category for a total of 4 submissions.

  • Describe all photos on the Fall 2019 Wes And The World Photo Contest form
  • Please title your file: first_last_category (ex: Jane_Doe_contemporaryissues)
  • In order to be displayed in our online gallery without being stretched or distorted, photographs must be submitted in .jpeg format, at least 2,000 pixels wide, and no larger than 10 MB.

To view previous year’s photo contest winners, please visit:

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: September 30th, 2019, 11:59 p.m. (EST)

Hello and Welcome Back!

Dear Class of 2021,

Let me start with an introduction: my name is Tanesha Leathers, and I’m excited to serve as your new class dean! During my academic and professional career, I’ve been a Pioneer, Eph, Terp, Blue Jay, and now I am proud to be a Cardinal. There are a few other key things you need to know about me, apart from the fact I come to you with almost 20 years of experience in higher education. The following are in no particular order:

  • There’s nothing like a New York slice, and I’ve met few cupcakes (or other carbs for that matter) I didn’t like.
  • Sadly, I still root for the Mets, Jets, and Knicks, but don’t judge me if I go to a Nets game sometime before the year is out.
  • I love to bake and create all manner of things, and I believe laughter is the best medicine for much of what ails us.
  • I’m happy to wax (not so poetically) about a host of random things.
  • And, I would love to get to know more about you!

Do not hesitate to stop by to say hello and/or discuss any questions or concerns you may have moving forward. Starting September 2nd, I’m available for 10-minute sessions during fall drop-in advising hours: Mon. 2-3 p.m., Tues. 3-4 p.m., Wed. 4-6 p.m., Thurs. 11 a.m.-noon, and Fri. 2-4 p.m. You are also welcome to schedule a longer appointment with me by contacting my assistant, Ms. Joan Chiari, at 860.685.2758 or I’m available for appointments before the start of classes and through the fall and spring semesters.

As juniors, it is important to ensure you are abreast of your progress towards completing degree requirements. In service of that, I recommend you review your Credit Analysis Report (CAR) each semester; you may use WesPortal to access it. This report will inform you of the remaining credits you need to satisfy degree requirements, as well as provide guidance concerning where to direct your focus to complete those requirements. Additionally, checking your CAR will enable you to identify any room you may have for other curricular and co-curricular experiences before graduation.

This year is a time to not only experience the depth that pursuing work in your major/minor proffers, but it is a time to continue exploring the breadth of opportunities readily available to you (e.g. studying abroad, academic research, applying to an internship). Please consider the following:

  • Now is the time to prepare for honors theses and capstone projects.
    • Contact your faculty advisor to discuss research opportunities within your department, whether you will be eligible to pursue an honors thesis senior year, and how to select a thesis advisor if you do commit to honors work.
  • Do not let the year go by without meeting with a counselor in the Gordon Career Center to discuss your Summer 2020 plans and career opportunities for after graduation.

I look forward to welcoming you back to campus this fall, but don’t hesitate to contact me if I can be of any help to you before your return.

Enjoy the last week of summer break!

Dean Leathers


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Picture of Joshua TepperJoshua Tepper is a family physician and the President and Chief Executive Officer of Health Quality Ontario

Often when we talk about improving health care, we turn to the Triple Aim. Developed in 2007 by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) in the United States, the Triple Aim captures three objectives for a better quality health system: Improving a patient’s experience of care, improving population health and doing this at a reasonable cost. It has become a way of thinking embraced by many health care systems around the world.

The Triple Aim takes a big-picture, system-wide approach that can be applied to any part of the health care system, as well as across all levels of an organization. The ultimate endgame is a sustainable health care system that patients trust and that contributes to healthier populations.

All great ideas get improved upon over time. Recently, attention has been drawn to what people are calling a “forgotten” aim: Improving the work life of health care providers, including clinicians and staff. Or more simply put, ‘caring for those who provide care’.

Drs. Thomas Bodenheimer and Christine Sinsky introduced the concept of the Quadruple Aim in a paper in the Annals of Family Medicine, where they argued that in order to fully realize the objectives of the Triple Aim we need to improve the experience and work life of providers.

The paper reinforces what I’ve heard from many providers about personal workplace stress, fatigue and burnout. Many of those same people have expressed feelings of guilt, disappointment and failure from working in environments that aren’t always conducive to fostering the joy of caring or the vital patient-provider relationships that drew many of them into the field in the first place.

But it’s not only established health care professionals who are feeling such pressure and anxiety. These feelings can start early, as a 2014 editorial in CMAJ pointed out. It pegged the rate of burnout among medical residents as high as 50 percent. The impact of burnout can lead to errors, reduced empathy, exits from the professions – all of which impact the quality of patient care. Tragically, it can also lead to suicide, as highlighted in this recent story from a Toronto-based pediatrics resident.

There are other workplace risks that can contribute to burnout. A study published in the NEJM looked at workplace violence against health care workers in the U.S. and showed that it can also contribute to “increased rates of missed workdays, burnout, and job dissatisfaction along with decreased productivity.” I thought about these risks again recently when I read the data that shows between 2008 and 2013 there were more than 4,000 reported incidents of workplace violence against Canadian registered nurses and licensed practical nurses that were serious enough to prevent them from going to work. “That surpasses the number reported by police officers and firefighters put together,” according to a recent story in the Toronto Star.

When I read these statistics and stories, and hear clinicians increasingly describing their job as a “firehose coming at me,” I know that any meaningful discussion of quality and hopes for quality improvement must include providers and their welfare.

The system has been rightly criticized in the past for being provider-focused. It is important to note that adding one more aim to the traditional Triple Aim would not diminish our efforts to achieve the first three – especially with regard to improving patient experience. The Quadruple Aim commits to improving the work life of providers, without compromising patient needs. In this way, it adds balance to our view of the system – one that still prioritizes patients without negating professionals either. I appreciate its promise of co-designing environments where health care professionals and caregivers can flourish so that they can provide even higher quality care to patients.

Incorporating a fourth aim would serve to complement, enhance and ultimately realize the delivery of the first three aims. “There’s ample evidence,” reports IHI , “that creating a happier, healthier and more resilient workforce is more productive, delivers better outcomes for patients and saves health care organizations from significant waste and cost.”

Health Quality Ontario speaks to this in Quality Matters, our framework for achieving a high quality, patient-centred health care system that also sets out key enablers, one of which is helping professionals and caregivers thrive. Quality Matters talks about “re-imagining” the health care system as a partnership between patients, families, and providers. This approach embraces the Quadruple Aim to ideally create more positive experiences for patients and providers alike.

The need to care for providers, helping them to not just cope but thrive, has not been “forgotten” – however it has not always been a key focus. Our hope is that Quality Matters will help bring some of the focus needed to achieve this fourth aim.


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Ficksburg Country Cottage has received a 2018 Best Value Establishment Award from Afristay.

Ficksburg Country Cottage has been named a 2018 Best Value Establishment!

Ficksburg Country Cottage is a bed and breakfast or self-catering homestay with 5 rooms.
A true haven of serenity, guests are assured of outstanding hospitality and personal service. Managed by Owner .We offer comfortable en suite rooms and secure parking. There are 3 private rooms away from the house. All the rooms have outside entries.

We have an entertainment room with built in braai and kitchen for self-catering.  Venue can also be used for small functions and conferences; accommodating about 20 guests. Size: 8m x 6m. 52inch flat plasma screen TV with USB port.
Ficksburg is the Cherry Capital of the World and our annual Cherry- and Jazz Festivals are in November. These events cannot be missed.
Ficksburg is also the Gateway to Lesotho. Ficksburg is situated right on the border of Lesotho. A trip to the Katse Dam, Afri -Ski and many more attractions are a must.
Ficksburg is also known for its Steam Locomotives and attract tourists from all over the world. This event is in April.
We are also pet friendly.
Please contact your friendly hostess Susan Kotze at 082 562 8476 for a booking.

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Monday, 14 January 2019

The Rise and Rise of Meat-Free Eating

Our eating habits have changed drastically in the last few decades. One in eight Britons are now vegetarian or vegan according to a recent report on food shopping. A further 21% claim to be flexitarian eating a predominantly ‘plant based’ diet, occasionally supplemented with a little meat or fish. That amounts to a staggering one third of UK consumers that have reduced or removed meat entirely from their diet.

This rapid and dramatic change is being fuelled by the perception that farm animals are one of the major contributors to CO2 emissions… However it is important to realise that those statistics were based on ‘feed lot’ systems rather than grass fed or pasture raised cattle.

Animal welfare issues are high on the list of concerns that have swayed the 18-34 year olds. This age group particularly are becoming much more curious and concerned about how their food is being produced.

Many have lost trust in multinational food companies, supermarkets, governments and the health service. They are confused by food labelling and are becoming more and more desperate as food allergies and intolerances grow exponentially. Consumers are demonstrating increasing concern about the impact of our food choices and behaviour on the environment.

Haulie ploughing our organic glasshouses
The focus on the effect of plastic on our oceans (see BBC’s Blue Planet 2) and the fact that up to 9 different types of plastics were found in human stools in a recent study conducted by the Environment Agency Austria, has shocked people into action.
We want our governments to legislate for less plastic packaging and we want our supermarkets to be proactive about reducing plastic.
For the first time this year The Good Food Guide highlighted restaurants with vegan menus. The UK supermarket group Waitrose, have created vegan sections in 134 of their stores and launched a range of more than 40 vegan and vegetarian meals. This is not going to change anytime soon. My gut feeling is that a plant based diet with lots of fresh organic vegetables, fresh herbs and grains, organic eggs, dairy and some meat and fish is the best for humans, animals and the planet.

In the sage words of Michael Pollan, “Eat food, mostly plants and not too much”.

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We’re redoing our kitchen right now. I have a long post queued up for some time in the near future to go through some of the experience and show pictures. It’s been fun, but it’s also been interesting.

Last weekend we finally got to the point where we could take out our old lower cabinets and replace them with the new ones. The plan was to demolish on Saturday and install on Sunday. For the most part this went off without a hitch.

Demolition brought some interesting finds, however. Underneath each of the cabinets we found a couple of nice piles of mouse turds. I’m sure the mice all left when we moved in, though… Well, not so much. We didn’t find a live mouse, but we found two dead ones - and they’d been dead for awhile.

That wasn’t the most interesting thing we found, however. Our sink cabinet was a corner cabinet, which had a large area that was covered by the end of the cabinet that butted up against it. In that corner of the cabinet, there was a hole drilled, and some stuff was stuffed into the space between the two cabinets. I would imagine at one point in Colorado’s history this space was used to store illicit substances so people wouldn’t find them - now most of those are legal and acceptable. We found something perhaps more interesting, though.

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Yes, we found what I’m pretty sure is a penis pump. Jenny didn’t know what it was, but when I explained what I thought it was for, she didn’t tell me to throw it away…

Fast forward to Monday morning. Our friend Micky from Wisconsin happened to be out on business and stayed the night with us. That morning, she, Jenny, Quinton, and I were gathered around the kitchen table eating our breakfast when she asked about the pump. Quin’s eyes perked up and asked what it was. I explained that it was a penis pump and that people used it to make their penis bigger. He got really interested and asked more probing questions, like how it worked, did it work, why would people use it. After I answered all of his questions he looked at me and said, “well, I want a bigger penis.”

It didn’t end there, either. Later that evening, after school, he was probing some more and even asked if he could try it out. It was at that point that I had to confiscate the device lest my have an accident with the vacuum cleaner. I’m hopeful he will leave it alone because I told him it was dangerous and that your penis could fall off if you used it incorrectly… You may argue that I am too honest at times, but I also know when a little white lie is in order.

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Many of us have alarms installed in our homes and businesses. These are meant to be early warning systems and are hooked up to armed response companies that we expect to look after ourselves and our possessions. Do you know what to do if your alarm is activated? What do you expect from your alarm company?

The following was provided by Alan K from City Bowl Armed Reponse:

Here follows the procedure following a burglary (alarm) activation from a client’s alarm.

The control centre operator will receive and acknowledge the signal. Once the signal appears on our computer screens after being received via our base stations and any special instructions pertaining to that client will pop up.

The controller that handles that signal will call the landline number from whence the signal was generated; alternatively the first cell phone number given on the contact list.

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Importantly: If the client confirms that the activation was accidental and a correct password is given, a response vehicle will NOT be dispatched.

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No reply from the premises, dispatch an armed response vehicle.

Our vehicles are dispatched via our live tracker system and booked down when they switch off the vehicle outside the premises.

After an investigation of the premises the response officer will give the necessary feedback to the control room operator.

If a full check of the premises can’t be conducted due to the limited access or vicious dogs etc. or if the response officer finds any irregularities, the client and key holder must be contacted to attend the premises.

A numbered slip should be left by the attending response officer explaining all actions taken. This slip number is recorded on our system via the control room operator.

If the alarm re-activates, the response officer is re-dispatched. The key holder/s must be contacted and procedure followed again, again asking for the cancellation code (password).

This password is only ever discussed between the control room operator and the client. There is never an instance where a client has to give a password to the attending armed response officer. All communications are done via the control room and are recorded for future reference should it be required, for whatsoever reason.

For panic activations, the same procedures are followed, except that a vehicle is dispatched to the premises before the actual call is made, in order to reduce the response times. Alarms do activate falsely for a number of reasons, but a panic button has to have been pushed, even if by user error.

On receipt of a correct password, the vehicle en-route will be cancelled and diverted to the next outstanding signal. A panic signal is accorded the highest priority signal, followed by a burglary.

If the alarm/ panic is activated in error, do not call the control room as the signal will be automatically dialling through the phone line (and radio transmitter) if a landline is connected to the alarm. The controller will get an engaged signal if the premises landline is being used.

This is the reason; a password should be kept secret and only given to trusted and responsible key holders. It should also be changed from time to time. Updated key holder information should also be supplied to your security service provider. Any change of information should be done, in writing and not given telephonically!


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#3 of 12 things I’ve learnt living 12 months in Poland

Here’s the next bite of our summer/winter reflective series “12 things I’ve learnt living 12 months in Poland“.

3. If it ain’t broke, fix it!

While the modern shopping mall is now a completely normal part of capitalistic life in Poland, unlike back home, it is still possible to meet all of your needs without entering these shiny temples of consumption. In fact, absolutely unlike life in Australia, it is still possible (and affordable) to get most things repaired, instead of throwing away and buying new.

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Upcoming events in Melbourne!

Dear friends of Drop the Tension,

We are is delighted to announce two upcoming events we’ve been planning for the short time we will spend in Melbourne! We would like to ask you a big favour? Can you please share these events in your networks, inviting friends who might be interested in attending them?

The first one will touch on a place which has captured our attention the most during our overland trip from Melbourne to Poland — Palm Island. During the second event we will try to share what we found to be one of the most important social phenomenons we encountered while travelling — the impact people make while visiting distant places.

Feel free to come to both events and please help us spread the word by sharing our facebook events and inviting your friends over! See you there

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#2 of 12 things I’ve learnt living 12 months in Poland

Here’s the second course of our summer/winter reflective series “12 things I’ve learnt living 12 months in Poland“.

Pierogi by Babcia on Christmas Eve

2. Eat and cook to the seasons

The ever changing, more extreme seasons of Poland, mean you’d better just embrace whatever time of year it is to the fullest while it’s here. Poland has taught me that this also ought to include your everyday eating. Continue Reading →

To those graduating high school

The following text is the ‘past student’ speech Wendy gave at the Maffra Secondary College end of year Presentation Night 15th December 2016.

I would like to start by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land Maffra stand on: the Brayakooloong people of the Gunaikurnai nation and pay respect to the elders past and present.

I’m back in Maffra tonight to celebrate the milestone of my youngest sister Louise completing her year 12. To her and her classmates, congratulations! Tonight marks both the close of one chapter of your life and the opening of a new one which holds more possibilities for you than any of us can imagine. Whether you sit there knowing what you’re going to do next year, or are still making up your mind – to you all, I’d say, take your time and know there are no ‘wrong ways’.

Wendy and Louise: sisters together again.

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This article was first published on tourism_LOG blog where it was one of the winning pieces of the “Fair travelling and experiencing the world” competition. It’s a shortened version of 5 WAYS TO BE A CONSCIOUS TRAVELLER post with text cut down to minimum for a quick read.

Travelling to far away countries has become a possibility for more people than ever before. This is really exciting as travel is the best education we can get, helping us to become an informed global citizen. But no one ever really teaches us how we should travel…

We fly, sail, Interrail, cycle or hitch-hike around the world, staying in hostels, resorts, home-stays, couch-surfing… But how to get most of our trips while making sure we respect people and places we visit? How to be a CONSCIOUS TRAVELLER?

When you're far away from home, consider the impact of your steps. Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand.

When you’re far away from home, consider the impact of your steps. Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand.

With our Drop The Tension project we have travelled from Australia to Europe without flights, looking for answers to this question. Here’s some of what we learned… Continue Reading →

Our first podcast! :)

We had the pleasure of recording our first podcast!

During our overland&sea travel from Australia to Europe we had a chance to shortly speak on radio and give a couple of interviews for local newspapers, but this is the first time we had an opportunity to share our ideas about dropping the tension and following your passion in a proper podcast for the California – based Learn Educate Discover!

Happy listening and if you like what we say – feel free to share the message 🙂

Cheap airfares are making overseas travel a possibility for more people than ever before. This is really exciting, as travel is the best education we can give ourselves to become informed global citizens. But on the other hand, no one ever really teaches us how we should travel….

We brushed up against many different forms of tourism on our overland journey half-way round the world, and it seems to us there is plenty of room for more conversations around conscious travel. In fact, if it was up to us it would be a compulsory school subject ;). Travelling “right” is really a double-sided coin that comes down to:

  1. Ensuring proper respect to the people of the places we visit
  2. Ensuring travellers get the most out of their trips abroad.

This article is Drop The Tension‘s first in our series of useful information to help backpacker-local interactions be positive experiences for both sides. Take this as a guide for anyone heading overseas. But it might be especially useful for a young person heading off backpacking for the first time (Know someone? Share this their way!), especially if you’re travelling solo (we think you’re awesome :))

We’re not into rules and remind you that this is just a guide of things to keep in mind. Common sense is the first thing you should pack for the trip and it’ll help you determine what is appropriate for your given situation. Any questions or comments, please contact us below – we’d love to start a discussion around this topic!

Consider the impact of your steps when travelling

Conscious travel is about being aware of the impact your being there has on a place. A conscious traveller should strive to keep their travel low-impact. In this, I mean that we don’t want the places we visit to change dramatically through our visit. It’s that old rule ‘leave things as you found them… or a little bit better.’

Your impact includes everything from:

  • The cultural impact: in some destinations, you’ll find yourself getting a lot of attention as a foreigner. The world round, people are listening to western music and watching Hollywood films. Seeing you can sometimes be the movies ‘coming to life’. People will be watching how you behave and might even copy what you do. While in the ‘spotlight’, don’t behave in a way you wouldn’t want to be copied… Don’t make yourself (or your country) famous for something you wouldn’t want it to be famous for!
  • Your environmental impact: many places in the world lack environmental education. If locals are paying attention to your behaviour, disposing of rubbish (which, by the way, was introduced to the rest of the world by ‘The West’, without even a hint as to what to do with it!) correctly or refilling plastic water bottles where possible can start showing people other ways of doing things that care for the surroundings.
  • The impact of where and how you spend your money.

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Red October

What was the name of this village before the revolution? “There was no village here before the revolution, it was a river here,” says Kirill (36), whose family are the only permanent dwellers of Чырвоны Кастрычник (Chyrvony Kastrychnik, Red October in Belarussian), “In the early years of the Soviet Union, they straightened up the Dnieper River for navigation. People from an overpopulated village nearby moved here then.” The whole region of Polesia, full of swamps and flooding rivers, has long been ignored by history. Local folks spoke their own language that had no name, they were calling it “our speech”. Even in the interwar period of 1918-1939, many dwellers of Polesia were not seeing themselves as belonging to any nation – asked who they were, they would answer “we’re from here.” They lived the same way for hundreds of years, growing and collecting food in the summer and in the winter making clothes and other commodities. “Every day of the year had its scheduled tasks, they always knew what to do,” says Kirill, “The oldest people remember it as a very happy time, with almost unlimited freedom.” Everything got changed in the time of the Soviet Union, that is after World War II in the west of Polesia and here – after the October Revolution, the Red October.

Kirill's house - here the village of Kastrychnik gets reborn

Kirill’s house – here the village of Kastrychnik gets reborn

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Saint Petersburg pay-as-you-feel: Addis Coffee

“My name is Marina,” laughs the girl in dungarees, standing behind a table covered with small jars containing spices. She switches back to Russian. “My friends and I were experimenting at home with different methods of making coffee and then we decided we needed more guests!”

Marina is a founding member of the collective behind Addis Coffee, a Saint Petersburg coffee workshop running on a pay-as-you-feel donation system. The workshop is ‘underground’ St Pete literally, being located in a series of rooms that were once a bomb shelter. Marina and the team have renovated the space, so it now feels very homely with blanket covered couches, board games and a guitar they welcome musical guests to use.

Marina at the Arabic Coffee station.

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Real food Russia

Roadside stall

Roadside stall, a common sight on Russian highways

Russian language does not have the word “organic”. Or, it technically does, but no-one uses it. Rather they use the word “artificial” when speaking about food produced with the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or GMO crops. And in Russia, even for those living in the cities, it is very possible to choose to consume non-artificial foods. Natural food is abundant in Russia, and we’re meeting all sorts of people who understand and value the importance of such food.

“The food has soul, spirit to it.” Says Nastya, a Ukrainian now living in Moscow. “When I go into a supermarket, the food is apathetic. I have no appetite for it. I grew up going to markets in the West Ukraine where you buy eggs off one lady and cheese from another. And I choose this one because I like her hands. Here, there is a direct transaction of the food, from one hand to the next. Continue Reading →


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In Focus: ECED Central Asia Digest: 30 April to 13 May

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The first half of May turned out to be ripe with significant events in national and international political and economic life of Central Asia. The authorities of Kazakhstan scrambled to find a solution to the problem of oil production on the Kokzhide massif in western Kazakhstan: environmental problems and pollution of underground lakes called the prospect of hydrocarbon production there into question. At the same time, quite rare opposition rallies were held in Astana and Alma-Ata which were organised by the disgraced businessman Mukhtar Ablyazov who lives in Europe. The main event in early May in Uzbekistan was the visit of Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the country with various economic and inter-societal agreements concluded. Tashkent continued its active foreign policy, announcing the visit of the country's president Shavkat Mirziyoyev to the United States. Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan furthermore launched an international bus connection between Bishkek and Tashkent and the authorities of neighboring Tajikistan warned of a significant concentration of Taliban militants at the borders of the country. The National Bank of Tajikistan, meanwhile, prohibited sending money abroad to persons who are not citizens of the country. An important political event for Ashgabat was the visit of a Turkmen delegation to Iran where the Foreign Minister met his counterpart as well as the Iranian President himself. Tehran offered Ashgabat a number of promising joint projects. Finally, the opening of an international sea port in the city of Turkmenbashi marked an important economic event for Turkmenistan.

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The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) will sign a temporary free trade zone with Iran during the Astana Economic Forum which will be held from 17-19 May. The agreement provides for the reduction or zeroing of import customs duties for a fairly wide range of goods. At the same time, an accord on trade and economic cooperation between the EEU and China is to be signed at the summit. (Interfax, 11 May)

New Rail Connection Between Inner Mongolia and Iran Running Through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan

A new freight rail route linking Bayannur in the autonomous region of Inner Mongolia (North China) and the capital of Iran opened on 10 May. A train loaded with 1150 tons of sunflower seeds has now set off from the Chinese province and is expected to travel the 8,325km to Teheran within 15 days. Baynnur is the largest producer of sunflower seeds in China. (Xinhua, 10 May)

English High Court Denies Moldovan Businessman Suspension of Lawsuit Against Kazakhstan

The High Court of England has denied Moldovan businessman Anatoly Stati and his son the cessation of the case against Kazakhstan. According to the Ministry of Justice in Astana, Stati justified the application for the revocation of the claim by the fact that it is not necessary, so in the provision of the decision of the Stockholm court in his favour there are already enough assets. In the court’s reasoning, "the real reason for giving notice of the termination of the case is that Stati does not want to face the risk that proceedings may lead to an unfavourable ruling against him and his son." (Press Service of the Ministry of Justice of Kazakhstan, 11 May)

Kazakh Opposition Rallies for Rare Protests in Astana and Almaty

In Astana and Alma-Ata, unsanctioned rallies were held on May 10 to support victims of politically-motivated prosecutions. Dozens of people took part in the protests, many of whom were later detained by law enforcement. The organiser of the protests was the movement "Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan" of Mukhtar Ablyazov. In Kazakhstan, his organisation is banned due to alleged extremism. (CA-News, 10 May)

Uzbek-Kazakh Trade Increases 46 Percent

The trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan from January-March 2018 stood at $543.1 million – a 46.1% increase over the same period last year ($371.8 million). At the same time, exports from Kazakhstan to Uzbekistan from January-March increased by 55.1% and amounted to $399.9 million. Imports from Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan grew during this period by 25.6% and amounted to $143.2 million. Uzbek entrepreneurs in Kazakhstan payed a total of 2 billion tenge in additional taxes over last year. (Kazinform, 10 May)

Kabul Ready to Support Kazakh Initiative for Peace in Afghanistan

Afghanistan is fully prepared to support Kazakhstan's initiatives aimed at restoring peace and security in the country, Afghan Prime Minister Abdullah Abdullah said at a meeting with Kazakh Ambassador to Kabul Alimkhan Esengeldiyev. Abdullah pointed to the special importance of Kazakhstan's initiatives as a non-permanent member in the UN Security Council. The Ambassador on his part noted the connection between economic development and security. The two sides also agreed on the urgency of expanding trade and economic ties between the countries. (Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, 08 May)

Kazakh Authorities Might Ban Oil Exploration in Kokjid Massif

Kazakhstan’ Cabinet of Ministers does not exclude the possibility of banning oil production in the Kokzhide Massif, located in the west of the country, due to the risk of pollution to underground water reserves, Prime Minister Bakytzhan Sagintayev pointed out when responding to a parliamentary question. The concern of deputies was caused by the fact that the largest underground fresh water lake in Kazakhstan is currently polluted with oil products. (KazTAG, 04 May)

Chinese Investors to Build Lead and Zink Waste Processing Plant

The head of the local administration of the Southern Kazakhstan Region, Zhanseit Tuimebayev, met with a delegation of Chinese investors, headed by He Chan, a representative of the Chinese province of Shaanxi (PRC) in Kazakhstan. The Chinese side expressed its intention to build a plant in Kazakhstan for the processing of lead and zinc waste. The project is estimated at 4.8 billion tenge ($ 14.5 million) and will be able to process 300,000 tons of waste per year. It is expected to create more than 100 new jobs. (CA-News, 04 May)

Head of Uzbek Revenue Service Removed from Post

The Head of the State Tax Committee Botir Parpiev, who held this post for 14 years, was dismissed from his post in early May. In the summer of 2017, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev sharply criticized the tax service for illegal inspections of entrepreneurs. The 71-year-old Parpiev is related to the former head of the National Security Service, Rustam Inoyatov, who married his son Parpiev. Parpiev's relatives have earlier occupied high positions in law enforcement, diplomatic and commercial structures. (UzNews, 11 May)

Uzbek State Air Line to be Privatised

Sardor Sagdullayev, the head of the State Committee for Investments, said that Uzbekistan is ready to privatise the state-owned airline. "We have one airline-monopolist of Uzbekistan Airways, but we are working closely with the World Bank to reform the sector and make the privatisation of the company possible," he said. At the same time, a broader set of state industries are to be passed to private hands in the near future, too. "The key industries that must remain under state control are gold and oil production," Sagdullayev said. (Reuters, 11 May)

One Belt One Road Conference Held in Uzbekistan

An international conference on "Uzbekistan and China: prospects for joint implementation of the One-Belt, One Way" initiative was held in Tashkent on 14 May. At the event, analysts, heads of diplomatic missions and representatives of state structures discussed the development of relations between Uzbekistan and China. The organisers of the event are the Institute for Strategic and Interregional Studies under the President of Uzbekistan and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in cooperation with the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. (CA-News, 11 May)

Mirziyoyev to Visit Washington

Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will visit the United States from 15-17 May upon an invitation of US President Donald Trump. Negotiations with the American leader should be held on 16 May. Mirziyoyev and Trump will "expand the strategic partnership" between the countries, discuss a deeper trade and investment partnership, as well as options for solving regional security problems. Mirziyoyev's visit to Washington also includes bilateral meetings in Congress, the Ministry of Defense the US State Department and the World Bank. (Press Service of the President of Uzbekistan, 10 May)

World War 2 Monument to Soviet Hero Rachimov to be Moved in Tashkent

In Tashkent, the 1981 monument to Major General Sabir Rakhimov, was returned to its original place in the center of the city. A grand opening ceremony was held on 08 May. Uzbekistan’s Minister of Defense of Uzbekistan Abdusalom Azizov and the Mayor of the capital Dzhagonkhir Artykkhodzhaev laid flowers at the monument. Sabir Rakhimov died in battle in March 1945. In 1965 he was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. On 02 May, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced that he would return the monument to its former place. (, 08 May)

Tashkent and Ankara Conclude Agreements on Business, Geological Cooperation

As a result of a visit of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Tashkent in early May, 24 documents were signed in Uzbekistan, as well as business contracts and agreements worth about $3 billion. An agreement on geological exploration was also concluded. The Turkish side will carry out work in two regions of Uzbekistan, particularly in promising areas around the Khurob, Aydim-Dzhetymtau and Sarytau ore fields to search for gold and rare earth metals. Ankara and Tashkent also signed an agreement on "Protection of the rights of migrant workers and members of their families". (, 02 May)

Canadian Company Invests $1,3 Billion in Uzbek Solar Power Plants

SkyPower Global will invest $ 1.3 billion in the construction of solar energy facilities in Uzbekistan with a total capacity of 1,000 megawatts. An agreement on the purchase of electricity was signed between Uzbekenergo and SkyPower Global on 19 April. It is expected that the projects will be implemented in Tashkent, Samarkand, Navoi, Jizzakh, Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya. For the period of the agreement, the company and its future subsidiaries in the regions will be granted tax and customs privileges. (, 01 May)

New Bus Route Opened Between Bishkek and Tashkent

The first bus on a new connection between the capitals of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan embarked on 05 May for the first time. Regular rides on the 601km route were to start two days later. The company Uzavtotrans had announced earlier that it is preparing to open four new connections between the two states; from Tashkent to Bishkek, Fergana to Osh, Andijan to Osh and Taskhent as well as from Issyk to Kul. (CA-News, 07 May)

Telephone Diplomacy Held Between Jeenbekov and Nazarbayev

Kyrgyz President Sooronbay Jeenbekov talked on the phone with his Kazakh counterpart Nursultan Nazarbayev on 05 May to discuss current questions in the two states‘ cooperation projects, the realisation of previously concluded accors in the economic, political and social sector. The two leaders also touched upon problems in the relationship and on how to strengthen mutual cooperation within the Eurasian Economic Union. (Press Service of the President of Kyrgyzstan, 05 May)

Jeenbekov Calls for End of North-South Tensions in Kyrgyzstan

In the course of a visit to Issyk Kul Region, Kyrgyz President Sooronbay Jeenbekov noted in an address to local citizens that attempts to convince people that he was trying to weaken family and clan ties in the countries had multiplied recently. Jeenbekov added that he would see to it that the north-south divide in Kyrgyzstan will not be artificially widened. (Press Service of the President of Kyrgyzstan, 03 May)

Tajik Authorities Ban Cash Transfers for Foreigners

Tajikistan’s National Bank has banned cash transfers to foreign citizens from the country. Tajiks can still transfer up to $9700 to compatriots without opening a bank account, while there are more restrictions for non-residents. At the same time, Tajiks will be able to make money transfers to non-residents only on an exceptional basis, to pay for subscriptions to foreign periodicals, for studies and treatment or for alimony, pensions, state benefits. (CA-News, 08 May)

1000 Taliban Fighters at Afghan-Tajik Border, Dushanbe Says

The Taliban have deployed about 7,000 of its fighters at 29 training bases on the Afghan-Tajik border, the commander of the border troops of Tajikistan’s National Security Committee, Rajabali Rahmonali, said in early May. He stressed that the militants were transferred from the south to the north of Afghanistan and are now in the provinces of Balkh, Kunduz, Takhhor and Badakhshan. "Many of these militants are natives of the Central Asian countries," Rahmonali said. (CA-News, 03 May).

International Conference on Anti-Terrorism Strategy Held in Dushanbe

A two-day international conference "Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism" was held in Dushanbe together with the UN, the OSCE and the EU. The event was attended by representatives of 46 countries and 30 international and regional organizations, as well as research institutes. Foreign ministry officials of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Hungary, Switzerland, Bahrain, India, Armenia, Russia, China and other countries also took part. (, 03 May)

Trade Volume Between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Nearly Doubles in First Quarter of 2018

The trade turnover between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in the first quarter of this year increased by 1.8 times compared to the same period last year. According to the statistics, the volume of trade between the two neighbours amounted to $41.5 million. Tajikistan mainly exports raw materials to Uzbekistan and imports finished products from there. The list of products imported from Uzbekistan includes a wide range of goods from food to cars. (, 07 May)

Turkmen Foreign Minister in Iran for Talks with Rouhani

Turkmenistan’s chief diplomat Rashid Meredov met his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif in Teheran and President Hassan Rouhani in the course of a visit to Teheran. Zarif noted during a ceremony that nothing stands in the way of deepening Turkmen-Iranian relations. President Rouhani added that Iran stands ready to fulfill contracts on infrastructure development and to assist Turkmenistan through technical help. He also expressed interest in working out deals on trade, transport, electricity and gas infrastructure. (MEHR, 12 May)

Turkmenistan Moves to Introduce Construction Price Registry

The authorities in Ashgabat prepared a state classification system for construction materials in early May that will serve as the basis for a registry for norms and prices of construction projects. Dadebai Amangeldiyev, the head of the cabinet, laid out the plans to President Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov. Earlier, the Turkmen leader had ordered to meet the demand of construction firms from domestic sources. (Turkmen State Information Agency, 12 May)

Turkmenistan Receives Italian Fighter Planes – Media Reports

President Berdymukhammedov was seen inspecting new fighter planes on Altyn Asyr TV that analysts at Jane’s Defence identified as Italian-made. The head of state was seen sitting in a Alenia M-346 training jet while other planes featured were the transport plane Alenia C27Jspartan. Jane’s Defence also noted that Turkmenistan had earlier already bought Italian military equipment like, for instance, the drone Selex Falco and the helicopter Agusta AW109. (Jane’s Defence, 09 May)

Ashgabat Proposes Central Asia-Turkey Highway Project

Turkmenistan’s leader Berdymukhammedov used an international trade forum to propose building a highway system in Central Asia and link it up with Turkey’s road infrastructure. He called upon all interested actors to sign up to the project and added that the states of the region should first consider the experiences made by the International Road Transport Union, the Eurasian Economic Commission and the UN’s Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. (Press Service of the President of Turkmenistan, 03 May)

New Caspian Sea Port in Turkmenbashi Opened

A solemn ceremony attended by Turkmenistan’s President, the Speaker of the Majlis (parliament), the Head of Cabinet, international delegations and ambassadors marked the opening of the new international sea port in Turkmenbashi earlier on 02 May. The port covers sqm1.358 million and 3.6km long. The car and ferry terminal covers sqm230,000 and can service 300,000 passengers and 75,000 trailers per year. (Chronika Turkmenistana, 02 May)

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The purpose of the Master Beekeeper certification program is to identify and certify people who have a detailed knowledge of honey bee biology, expertise in the proper practices of beekeeping, and can present this information to the beekeeping and non-beekeeping public in a detailed, accurate, clear and authoritative manner. The goal of this program is to certify that those who are awarded the Master Beekeepers Certificate are competent at a college level in the four areas where they are tested.

The certification program will be conducted in conjunction with the annual EAS Conference. Certification will be coordinated by personnel who are designated by the Master Beekeeper Organization.

ELIGIBILITY: Any experienced beekeeper is eligible to apply for certification as a Master Beekeeper.  The applicant must be a member of EAS at the time the exam is taken.  Persons interested in applying should have a minimum of 5 years as a serious beekeeper in some aspect of apiary management such as a very dedicated hobbyist, a commercial beekeeper, working for a commercial beekeeper or as an apiary inspector. Also, it is helpful if applicants have completed the equivalent of a college level course in beekeeping. An applicant should be well read in apicultural literature. In addition, a Recommendation of Candidate for EAS Master Beekeeper Examination in support of the individual seeking Master Beekeeper Certification must be submitted by the application deadline. This recommendation may be supplied by a current master beekeeper, professional beekeeping specialist or current president of a local, state or regional beekeeping organization with whom the applicant has a long standing personal association. The recommendation can be submitted with the application or can be sent separately but must be received by the application deadline.

APPLICATION: Persons wishing to take the Master Beekeeper Certification Exam should submit the application and recommendation by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The application and Recommendation of Candidate for EAS Master Beekeeper Examination form can be downloaded here; Application Form   Recommendation Form.  If you are unable to download these forms, send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. asking for an application. See special note on this page for deadline information: The deadline for application is June 1st. All applications and letters of nomination must be received by June 1st deadline . The number of applicants accepted may be governed by the facilities available for testing. Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

RETAKING A SECTION OF THE EXAM: A section of the exam can be retaken. It is not necessary to repeat sections of the exam which have already been passed.  Candidates taking the exam as of 2014 must complete all sections of the exam within five years of first test attempt.  You must notify the Certification Committee of your intention to take the exam by June 1 of the year in which you intend to take the exam.  Notification may be by mail at the address shown above or by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  If you do not state your intentions by the designated date, you will not be permitted to re-take that part of the exam.

REFERENCES: Master Beekeeper applicants can find an outline of examination subjects and a list of references to study in preparation for the examination on the References page of this website.

FEES: Applicants who are accepted as candidates for certification are charged a fee which covers the cost of supplies and expenses for testing. The certification program costs $100. As each individual exam is passed, it will not have to be repeated. If an individual fails an exam, they are charged $25 for each section retaken.  Candidates must register and pay for all three days of the Conference.

PAYMENT FOR EXAM: Candidates that are accepted will be invoiced for the cost of the exam and can pay via Wild Apricon (The EAS online registration and conference software application)

TESTING: Tests for certification will be conducted in conjunction with the annual EAS Conference. Testing will consist of:

  • a written examination on knowledge of all aspects of beekeeping
  • a laboratory examination on recognition of diseases, equipment and proper practices and
  • a Field Exam on the proper explanation of beekeeping practices and on handling of bee colonies.
  • An oral examination on knowledge and ability to communicate effectively to both beekeepers and public.

PRE-EXAM Q & A SESSION: Friday, August 6th (Virtual - TIME TBA) there will be an optional review session with the Master Beekeeper Advisor and Master Beekeepers when candidates can ask questions about the exam process.

FINAL REVIEW SESSION: Friday, August 13th candidates will be given their grades and will be given an opportunity to ask questions and discuss any concerns with the Master Beekeeper Advisor.

CERTIFICATE: Each candidate who is qualified and passes the EAS Master Beekeeper test will receive a certificate suitable for framing and a lapel pin showing certification as an EAS Master Beekeeper.

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Workforce Resources

Eastern Oregon University provides many opportunities for high school graduates and working professionals to gain new skills and advance their career goals. In addition, there are workforce development programs offered by the Eastern Oregon Workforce Board who funds things like scholarships for high school CTE instructors. Workforce development programs and incentives are also offered by the state in collaboration with local economic development offices and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC).

Baker Technical Institute (BTI) is also known for their robust workforce development programs, especially when it comes to technical skills necessary for advanced manufacturing and information technology careers.


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Pac-12 comes to ELAC

By Tadzio Garcia

The NCAA Division I Pacific-12 Conference will host their men’s swimming championships for four days at the East Los Angeles Swim Center beginning Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Wednesday’s agenda includes the 50-yard, 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle races as well as the 200-yard individual medley freestyle.

Preliminaries and standard times trials begin on Thursday through Saturday,at 11 a.m. Evening finals begin at 6 p.m. each night. Admission is free on Wednesday night.

All other days, tickets are $10-day passes for adults, $6-day passes for students with current I.D., seniors and children. All-Session passes are $25 for adults, $15 for students with I.D., seniors and children.

The Pac-12 boasts Olympic hopefuls to compete at the 2012 Olympics at the Aquatic Centre in Hyde Park, London.

Among the hopefuls, the University of Stanford’s Chad La Tourette fell just short of making the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing as a freshman

Since then, La Tourette has led the Cardinal to two Pac-10 Conference men’s swimming titles. Stanford has won the past 30 conference championships since 1982.

During that time the University of California, Berkeley has been the runner-up 13 times, including the last 10 years.

Prior to that, the University of Southern California won 17 titles from 1961-1981. During this span, the University of California, Los Angeles edged USC for two conference championships.

The Cardinal championship streak may however come to an end at ELAC.

The University of Arizona is the top-ranked team in the country. Stanford is ranked third while USC is ranked fifth in the country.

Schools competing at ELAC will be Arizona, Arizona State University, Cal, Stanford, USC, the University of Utah, and affiliates Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and the University of Santa Barbara.

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Our Community

The English department’s scholarly and extracurricular life helps sustain the vibrancy of the intellectual community at the university and in the greater Tuscaloosa area. The following links will take you to information that will, we hope, offer a well-rounded picture of what it’s like to participate in the English department at The University of Alabama.

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English department faculty, staff, and students — along with visiting speakers, visiting writers, and members of the broader Tuscaloosa community — present numerous events each year. Learn about them on our Readings, Seminars, and Performances page.

Groups, Clubs, and Organizations

Organizations within and connected to the department range from community service programs to performance troupes to topic-based discussion groups to traditional student organizations. Read about them on our Groups, Clubs, Organizations page.

In addition to the world-renowned Black Warrior Review, the department is involved in several regularly produced publications (not counting the department’s newsletter). Our Publications page offers information about all of them.

About Tuscaloosa

In many ways a typical American college town, Tuscaloosa has a diverse population of 95,334 (2013 Census); Northport, the city just across the Black Warrior River, has a population of about 25,000. The metropolitan area is home to 235,628, including the approximately 38,000 students enrolled at UA.

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Tuscaloosa County is home to artists of many stripes: potters, blues & jazz musicians, woodworkers, blacksmiths, college bands, painters, photographers, glassblowers, sculptors in fabric and steel. The area provides many cultural activities including the Kentuck Festival of the Arts, the Druid City Arts Festival, and an independent film series held at the historic Bama Theater.

With numerous public parks and several state parks, Tuscaloosa offers many opportunities for outdoor activities such as rowing, hiking, and bicycling.

The mountains of northern Alabama, the beaches of the Gulf Coast, and the cities of Atlanta and Birmingham are all within a few hours’ drive, and the Southern Crescent passenger train runs from Washington through Atlanta and Tuscaloosa to New Orleans.


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Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Batman Ninja

After the first spectacular trailers that Warner Bros. presented about "Batman Ninja", the studio announced a few weeks ago that the animated film that shows the Dark Knight in Feudal Japan will be released next Tuesday, April 24 in its digital format; while we will have to wait until May 8 to obtain the Blu-ray and DVD versions. However, these dates refer to the United States, so we still have to wait for official confirmation for our country.

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Advantages Of Making Use Of Engineering Automation And Product Packaging Option

What are engineering automation and also packaging option? Exactly how it can assist you? Are these items important for your organization? Exactly how they can assist you offer your market requires? These are simply a few of the questions that you may be considering if you are planning to use these ideas in your business. Item engineering, as a concept, helps you develop production process that will be simpler for you. It likewise aids you to boost the total productivity of your production line. This is because automation can reduce the variety of physical sources and also human mistakes that you need to handle when you are servicing the manufacturing of an item. It also guarantees that you can make use of the most up to date devices and also modern technologies that you can integrate into your production procedure. Product packaging automation as well as packaging solutions also assist you a whole lot. With this set of options, you will recognize the exact time when each item in your item set should be loaded. This means that you can conveniently avoid packaging throughout busy seasons or on weekend breaks. If you are delivering items to different locations, you will certainly not have to stress over providing the package to the right place. With this collection of solutions, you can avoid needing to pay for manpower to bundle and also send out the gotten products to the ideal address. You can additionally stay clear of squandering materials. With the aid of engineering solutions, you can be able to manage the quantity of products that you are discarding. In fact, you can adjust the manufacturing result based on how much material you are getting rid of. With this, you can be able to maximize your manufacturing capacity at the very same time minimizing your expenses. Furthermore, this technology can also help you to reduce your overheads such as labor cost and also overheads for your operations. Engineering automation can likewise increase your efficiency particularly if you are utilizing computer-controlled devices to execute specific jobs. You will not have to bother with duplicating jobs that you have currently done because of these systems. This suggests that you can focus a lot more on creating new products and boosting other processes that you need to do. Automation and also packaging can likewise assist in improving customer support. With the help of these options, you will know precisely when a product should be sent to your customers. You can additionally make certain that you offer them with the most effective service by automating the procedures included. As a result, you can raise customer loyalty as well as boost retention rate.

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