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And yesterday, the Communities Secretary Hazel Blears advised the Prime Minister to get out and have a "bit of fun" .

However, each site should beto develop an independent network communities with its associated , whether or not there is such a need?

To me, direct experience of what I later came to call virtual communities preceded theories about the ways people do things together online.

In drug-ravaged communities, where the ends tend to justify the means, that was enough to turn Mr Thaksin into a hero.

Newborn care is often lacking in poor countries, particularly in hard to reach communities.

"Unfair trade agreements have sent good American jobs packing, hurting Missouri workers and communities, " she said in one of her adverts.

Once you meet one or two folks in the know, they'll probably be able to tell you about parties or communities you'll want to know about.

He believes that this forum will help further promote the exchanges and cooperation between the Russian and Chinese business communities.

Communities do not end abruptly but grade into one another as individual species encounter the limits of their environmental tolerance.

The British Council is actively engaged in programmes around the world helping to break down barriers between communities.

"This is going to take some time, " he said. "It is not going to be easy for these communities to recover. "

This was one of the early church communities, the most primitive church.

'In a world that is fast disintegrating, ' he said, the film industry 'brings different communities to a common platform. '

It's one of the friendliest communities I know of any type, and I do think the community is the strongest part of the operating system.

After years of anticipation, various deployments of fiber to the Home are finally emerging in communities across the U.

The mosque began to encourage and participate in interfaith dialogues, reaching out to the local Christian and Jewish communities.

McCain began a week-long tour of poor communities around the country that generally get little attention from presidential candidates.

Michelle Obama said the maingoldgoal of the garden is to educate children and influence communities to choose and prepare healthful food.

And yet Mr Cameron's plan to shift power from governing elites to communities and locally elected officials is a possible remedy for it.

There are a number of tools available online now a days to create communities which are very cost efficient as well as easy to use.

I'm also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the American people, and a greeting of peace from Muslim communities in my country.

Not globally, he said, but he added, "If I can help two communities understand each other better, that to me is an accomplishment. "

Meanwhile the growth of online social networking has led to virtual communities of MBA students able to interact from all over the globe.

There followed a week of night-time riots in areas with large African and Arab communities in and around the capital.

He said he had taken the decision because he believed that mixed-race children would not be accepted by their parents' communities.

I began listening to cowboy lingo after I moved to one of the great old ranching communities of the U. S. -Mexico borderlands in 1975.

The communities have set up a few rooms with beds to be able to live with the visitors.

They'll have to tell you why they're against commonsense proposals that would help families and strengthen our communities right now.

How much of the profit FIFA makes will be left to develop the poor communities?

The sites are trying to move beyond banner ads and develop ways to integrate marketers into the fabric of their online communities.

In Southeast Asia, Aldrich found that well-intentioned NGOs actually hurt the fishing communities they were trying to help.

Finally, they require a great deal of supportive care that can be very expensive for their families and for their communities.

And indeed it was -- the mission of the foundation was to provide libraries in low-income communities with internet access and computers.

Also, the word predictable is a locus of the confusion and misunderstanding between the traditional and Agile development communities.

Parts of the funds would be spent on projects to develop the fighters' villages and building roads to their communities, he said.

Whether it was through settling down in agricultural communities, all the way through modern medicine, we have changed our own evolution.

What I'm trying to do is encourage people to take the steps they need to take, in their communities and cities and towns.

Throughout the long history, human communities have never been so closely interconnected in interests and destinies.

When it is over, he said, New York's Occupy movement will return to working to build sustainable communities around the city.

If you're not a hardcore gamer, you might be almost as scared of going into one of their communities as you would be visiting a biker club.

Traditionally in years past, the parents and communities cooperated to set up schools to serve all the children in a particular location.

Dr. Webb says most communities value the local forests, but illegal logging is often their only way to earn money to pay for health care.

You know, to me, human communities depend upon a diversity of talent, not a singular conception of ability.

Herman says authorities still have not determined how much damage the country's coastline communities have suffered.

journalists and Wei -- to the total foreign communities, Zhongbang Group, Zhongbang city teams Wei As if enumerating total, eloquent.

In these communities, you can measure your progress against your own goals, or compare your experience with that of other learners.

I worked in northern Kenya, trying to help struggling pastoralist communities survive successive droughts.

Communities built around common goals and beliefs, rather than arcane licensing policies trying to protect a company's mobile market.

"You look at these communities and you don't need to be a genius to see that they are different, " Pimm remarks.

We are always trying to understand things from our perspective, we are not trying to look at how [local communities] perceive biodiversity.

Rabbi Dennis Shuman of the P'nai Or Jewish congregation said the planned event posed a dilemma to religious communities around the world.

It would help if Mr Obama could give a lead by showing that America was ready to resettle some of these people in its own communities.

Clean technology to meet poor communities' needs must lie at the heart of any sustainable strategy to combat climate change.

But friction between the old and new communities seems to be getting worse.

But the plan does not address when residents might be able to move back into evacuated communities near the plant.

In the complicated old European communities, Archer began to guess, love-problems might be less simple and less easily classified.

"It's highly plausible that some of these changes are a response to aggregation, to living in larger communities, " he said.

Communities of microorganisms have been found hunkered down in groundwater as far as 5 km below the surface of the land.

Leavitt said the United States will share the results of these findings with communities worldwide.

There are also left-over tensions from the war, which may be able to be diffused through the dialogue created between the communities.

Hackers maintain their own for a while, see who did not pay him, quietly closed their communities.

As an important part of a city, communities enjoy a close relationship with the political, economic and cultural life of the residents.

But there can be no doubt at all of the impact on our communities of the scale of crisis in British housing.

There still seems to be a lack of awareness in the rural and suburban communities about the threat the virus poses to humans and animals.

Aid agencies also say Burma may need food assistance for at least a year to support communities devastated by Cyclone Nargis.

Adults were drawn from the same communities as the children surveyed in an attempt to minimise demographic differences beyond age.

Smart communities can be conceptualized as a vibrant, up to date knowledge hub on a particular area of interest relevant for business.

And it's precisely because you're on the front lines in our communities that you know what happens when Washington fails to do its job.

elephant tusks have been used in some communities as a useful method of storing wealth, but is obviously unsuitable for small purchases.

This Directive shall enter into force on the 20th day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

"Our republic must not become a mosaic of communities, " she said. "Nobody must have to wear the yellow star again. "

One form of assistance is to confuse those trying to locate these communities, a type of cloaking so discovery does not occur.

The jury in Dearborn, home to one of the country's largest Muslim communities, said such a protest would disturb the peace.

South Africa believed that the voice and experience of indigenous and local communities had been a vital contribution to the IGC's work.

She may continue to feel motivated to help others, but her focus might shift from her immediate family to local and global communities.

Over the centuries, there has been a variety of shared attributes that have brought together the communities we know as 'the Chinese'.

Using DM funds, they will now have up to two years to carry out their projects and bring concrete benefits to local communities.

Sexual violence seems to be less shocking to black communities than to white ones.

Children growing up in rural communities will have different experiences from those from urbanized , developed countries.

Fadela Amara, a government minister of Algerian origin, went further. "Our republic must not become a mosaic of communities, " she said.

Whether local or national, communities give individuals an identity and a sense of contributing to something greater than themselves.

He says the children become social advocates for change within their peer groups, as well as within their homes and communities.

"Today for hedge funds it's challenging . . . That community is not as regulated as other communities, and people are afraid, " he said.

As Ramadan begins, Michelle and I would like to send our best wishes to Muslim communities in the United States and around the world.

Commonly referred to as "the nudist capital of America" , Pasco boasts dozens of clothes-free and clothing-optional communities.

Over the last few weeks, we've seen FEMA personnel, National Guard and first responders working around the clock in hard-hit communities.

Still, nobody says you can't check out the LinkedIn groups and communities to which he belongs.

Recently there have been a variety of health education activities in many communities.

At the local level, Sunnis, Shia, and Kurds are beginning to come together to reclaim their communities and rebuild their lives.

Two communities in order to pacify the war, she can be said to be fully back and with the maintenance of peace mission.

At the local level, Sunnis, Shia, and Kurds are beginning to come together to reclaim their communities and rebuild their lives.

Two communities in order to pacify the war, she can be said to be fully back and with the maintenance of peace mission.

True, the walled-off nature of these communities is part of their charm.

Building maintenance is a major issue and the communities generally do not appear to exhibit a "sense of ownership" .

Authorities said it could be a week before some communities have electricity again.

Objective: To understand species-abundance distribution of the rodent's ectoparasite communities in Dongling Mountain, Western Beijing.

Women are absolutely at the heart of our families and our communities, they are also at the heart of the Millennium Development Goals.

Q: Despite difficulties in access to the Internet, the Port Phillip and Suai communities seem to love interacting between themselves.

No federal regulations exist in regard to EJ, therefore leaving it up to the states and communities to take action.

The effect is beginning to be felt in Mexico too, especially in communities most dependent on remittances.

The effect is beginning to be felt in Mexico too, especially in communities most dependent on remittances.

and well over half asked to see a report the researchers offered on how practices in their own communities differed from others.

In northern China, especially in farming communities, people celebrates new year by dressing up in ancient costumes and parading on streets.

It is often the Bajau who pass on such programmes to local communities.

So as he describes, empower should be un umbrella organization for a large number of communities on business.

The looming budget cuts are putting the question of class size front and center in local communities and the national education debate.

Indigenous communities ask one thing of mental health workers, he said: "Listen. Allow us to be separate but different. "

But that may change in a hurry as the new flu continues its spread in communities across the U. S.

As with the twins, the yoghurt bacteria did not change the composition of the rodents' resident communities.

It is in these threads that are being woven into a resilient fabric that will sustain communities, that I find hope.

Attempts must be made to break down the barriers of fear and hostility which divide the two communities.

Due to evolution of the Internet, creation and meaningful existence of these communities have become much simplified.

Increase the extent to which pharmacy departments in health systems engage in public health initiatives on behalf of their communities.

And yet evidence shows that vertical birth can significantly improve the survival rates of newborns in indigenous communities.

Those from the minority communities, as they do not feel strong enough, may opt for ways that are more drastic and extreme.

Women voters, people from minority communities and that sort of thing.

The user communities can be critical to helping you narrow down requirements to a very useful set of features and content.

As seawalls are inexpensive and easy to build, they are a sustainable tsunami defense measure applicablefor most coastal communities.

It is not a single bullet but a whole variety of things that we need to do to help people and help communities.

Most business teams in building material companies have no clue about the specific needs in communities that build homes one room at a time.

Rescue officials, cut off from dozens of communities, have been unable to estimate the number of the dead or missing.

Increasing the awareness of these hazardous exposures within communities and among healthcare professionals is an integral part of EJ.

A good social media manager knows when to draw the line and takes time away from her communities when necessary.

the different racial communities have been moulded into a nation by their shared experiences before and after independence.

Because many communities feared and hated the child soldiers who would be returning, careful sensitization work was needed.

Dave Prentis, general secretary of Unison said: 'The axing of the EMA is a vicious attack on young people, their families and communities.

It's a holiday when our communities tell us that we're supposed to be happy and thankful every minute of that day.

For two years, I visited the teachers in their communities on horseback, motorcycle, or by foot to help them apply new teaching methods.

By the middle of the last century, daily newspapers were becoming natural monopolies in cities and communities across the country.

And around the world, members of the U. S. Foreign Service continue to stand with LGBT communities in ways both large and small.

Several of these new developments have showcase communities that aim to incorporate architectural styles from around the world.

Officials said the killings were motivated by a land dispute between two Tzotzil Indian communities.

People expected nothing from the nation, and the mutual help across generations and the trust in local communities was beginning to crumble.

Without civic morality communities perish; without personal morality their survival has no value.

Whether or not the legislation passes, it's a sign of the emotional turmoil that women like her have wrought in their communities.

The state fears at least 20 levees have been compromised in low-lying communities along the Missouri River.

As the disease expands broadly into communities, the average age of the cases is appearing to increase slightly.

It would be very odd if two such similar and powerful men, preaching to religious communities in these places, were unknown to each other.

In some other places, where the same indigenous communities have the same legal rights to the same sort of forest, it is degraded.

Doing so, she said, "can turn a life around and reduce the impact of mental illness and substance abuse on America's communities. "

Christian communities in the Middle East are often just as firm in their belief that women should be virgins when they marry.

It is an abandonment workers and communities that speeds up the de-industrialization of the United States.

This model increases employment, provides income and improves their communities, while increasing market share for the company.

Communities across the continent could be connected by such a green belt.

That means covering the communities where they live, exposing government or business corruption, and standing up to the rich and powerful.

That's such a good point. That's why people join communities like the bikers -- to find that loyalty. Again here is Gino.

Instead, they partition their enterprise into a set of communities and attack them, often in parallel.

Abu Sayyaf claims responsibility, saying a suicide bomber sabotaged the boat to protest ill treatment of Muslim communities.

Even some MPs who do not stand to suffer complain that the new map does not respect the natural borders of local communities.

During the process of facilitating communities in self-recovery, he made a lot of new friends.

A survey conducted recently in Zhejiang and Hebei provinces found that depression was more prevalent in rural communities.

Ironically , [ living in ] communities of the like-minded is one of the greatest dangers of today's globalized world .

there also need to be ways of defining the business value that result from leveraging these communities to help you evaluate services.

"When women thrive, families, communities and countries thrive, " she said, "and the world becomes more peaceful and prosperous. "

One of its commitments involves creating new roles, including the community development worker for black and minority ethnic communities.

There's a strong Turkish presence, but with Turkey having failed to qualify, the World Cup focus has shifted on to other communities.

In all or most nomad communities we find domestic manufactures of a coarse, and in some, of a fine kind.

The communities of Paleozoic plants congregated at the water 's edge and began to colonize the Earth's surface.

The Bank has also been supporting local communities to plan and undertake village based development projects.

The next chapter examines the role of Internet in civil life, specifically how it has created new possibilities for forming communities.

in many cases they have been used as a way to prime the pump for communities in need of economic fix.

As a veteran of the national security and intelligence communities, Gates is both a defense outsider and a Washington insider.

[We seem to have] a younger generation that actually is much more tribe-blind or they've created their own social communities.

A major priority is to help forest communities earn more money and escape poverty and hunger, in ways that are environmentally sustainable.

But, he says, some communities "sort of disappeared from the map" after the miners' strike.

Across the Florida peninsula, communities are cleaning up the damage from torrential rain that flooded homes and destroyed crops.

New friends and old from all over the country and other intentional communities come to help bring in the crop and join in the fun.

Some have formed huge glacial lakes at the foot of the glacier, threatening downstream communities in case of an outburst.

In these communities the fields were to be tilled in common, as on a Communist collective farm today.

Now that I have the luxury of time, I'll be spending a good chunk of it giving back to and collaborating with these online communities.

"The small-business owners and the communities that rely on them, they don't have time for political games, " he said.

It's true nationally and locally that communities of color are more likely to be affected by the switch to digital television.

A strong constituency wants to preserve jobs and communities as they are, regardless of the public cost.

The girls most at risk of being dedicated will have grown up in very matriarchal Devadasi communities.

These networks are based around communities communicating with one another in the personal (social) or professional environment.

Objective To understand the species distribution of ectoparasitic chigger communities on small mammals in Yunnan province.

We are issuing these guidelines to help countries and communities scale-up the services needed to reduce new infections and save lives.

Of the communities I've lived in or have been part of, it has more interconnectedness to it.

In communities around Ada Foah, 50 miles east of the capital city Accra, poaching had been a problem.

In the Great Plains of the United States, many native American communities have joined a movement to direct all development on their lands.

Many communities around the country adopted "weed laws" mandating that all yards be maintained to a certain uniform standard.

They came down out of the trees, built fires, made tools, lived in communities, and began to communicate with each other.

An expensive tsunami warning system either came to late or did not reach communities at risk after Monday's quake in Indonesia.

But intelligence gathering does not happen at Headquarters , it happens out in the communities we serve.

A: Policy must be owned by national governments, but when it comes down to providing services you need communities to be on board.

It was in her classes that I was introduced to systems theory, feedback loops and dynamic living communities and cultures.

Entire communities have been devastated by unemployment, losing the means to live as well as the norms, customs and respect of regular work.

Manufacturing plants clustered in communities with all the supporting services necessary for a full production ecology.

Before the war, many rural communities gathered around a bonfire to tell stories, discuss the day's events and resolve problems.

Those interactions built stronger communities and led to an overall greater sense of well being.

Sheets, blankets, and other bedclothes go on sale in most communities twice a year.

The lectures and readings attempt to balance theoretical and demographic scale analyzes with studies of individual humans and communities.

Within religious communities, men are expected to pray three times daily in groups of at least ten, while women are not.

Though much of this forest is technically owned by the state, the communities have strong rights to it.

Green Parks, leisure squares, and complete residential communities are scattered all over the city.

In such a manner, ascending communities can have a limited form of power to make life a little easier.

Some older communities have not yet set up the parks, while others have only a few apparatus which are often placed in unsheltered areas.

And I'm sure you all know, this has created significant conflicts between the agricultural and environmental communities.

It should be emphasized that the communities grew out of a unique situation.

We would lay on top of that the map of the ecological communities. And feed into that the map of the species.

Other drivers will no doubt be available as new hypervisors emerge from the open source communities.

The number of vegetarian and vegan communities is growing as a result of the proliferation of non-Western spiritual traditions here.

Corporate goals: "To be the best partner for customers, best resident for the communities where we serve, and best employer. "

Communities: Creates common areas of collaboration and fosters innovation through a set of people interested in common objectives.

In modern society, people are more likely to be identified by their professions, rather than by their communities.

In traditional communities, harvesting was an activity that brought everyone together.

This stress could affect the functioning of soil microbial communities in terms of their physiology, community structure and tolerance.

Like she said, Otakus don't interact with people or care about their communities, they don't talk to others.

The LAMP community is one of the most vibrant among the open source communities.

Tensions have been high among Iraq's main religious and ethnic communities in recent weeks as they haggled over the draft constitution.

The environment and local communities remain at the heart of IHG's global corporate responsibility focus.

In such a background, the concern from business sectors and academic research communities about employee engagement is growing.

Ethnic and residential segregation and labour solidarity was more marked than in non-mining communities.

Effective long term management can only be achieved through working with the local communities to encourage responsible ownership.

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Therefore, it becomes one of the main tasks for planners to satisfy the sunshine requirement in the planning of high-rise communities.

It's a nature of battle only possible among communities with plenty of excess labor force.

One of the main pain points that communities had was the time and effort spent in finding the right information.

Hasson started out with a system that helped people in isolated communities send and receive e-mail and search for jobs.

Yet, when communities and services provide protection and support, most individuals have been shown to be remarkably resilient.

Every effort must be made to involve the religious communities in the environmental challenges of our time.

"We now know that that is the low income, disadvantaged areas [and] the children from ethnically diverse communities, " she said.

This has forced 800 families to find other camps in which to live or to seek shelter with host communities.

But the word 'caste' is routinely used by government experts to refer to social strata in underprivileged Muslim communities.

Parts of the Eastern seaboard remain without power and some communities underwater after a strong spring storm.

strengthening emergency management cooperation to help communities better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.

There is an opportunity to reinvent some of these areas without necessarily impacting greatly on existing communities.

From that point on I have been at least peripherally involved in the desktop communities for the distro that I use.

Meanwhile, we always take the responsibility to be an ethical corporate citizen by serving back the neighborhood and communities.

With Mei's permission, they posted several of her photos on a forum, and several online communities spotted her pictures.

By polyamory I mean that every member of these communities must love each of the other members without constraint or reservation.

We believe that industry and regulatory communities currently find themselves caught on the horns of a dilemma regarding aseptic processing.

"We are prepared to pour substantial resources to strengthen these tobacco-growing communities" said Nelson.

Pray for healing of the deep hurts in communities, families and individuals and a willingness to forgive those who caused the suffering.

In some communities, daughters are more likely to be malnourished and less likely to be educated and taken to the doctor.

That's why it's crucial for local communities to keep a close eye on what runs into their waterways, she said.

These same NGOs networked across the rural areas will now be well-placed to help communities build back.

To be dependent upon centralized systems in a disaster allows single points of failure to compromise large numbers of communities.

Jerry Glover says it is time to put natural plant communities back in control of our land.

WHO works in countries to help national authorities and communities prepare by strengthening their capacity to manage all types of crisis.

Over time, I hope more translation communities spring up to solve this language problem on the Web.

If planning decisions are to be decentralised, as it wishes, local communities need to be rewarded for allowing development to proceed.

Obama said that cooperation between the business communities of both countries is an important component of US-China relations.

engage core strengths to see expansion of local utilities and services in low-income communities.

As First Lady, I've had the honor to meet members of our military and their families on bases and in communities all across the country.

And finally, out of that circle we put these insights into practice in our communities and our world.

Citizens, not spectators; citizens, not subjects; responsible citizens, building communities of service and a nation of character.

Grazing disturbance is one of main factors affecting change in plant diversity of grassland communities.

The president wants to improve the relationship between the federal government and Native American communities.

There, thanks to good co-operation between religious communities and better communications, construction is going ahead much more smoothly.