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International symposium call for proposals examining the evolution of carnival traditions, their preservation as intangible heritage, and the social, cultural, and institutional factors influencing these events.
Year: 2024
Event type: International symposium
Theme: Carnival evolution and intangible heritage
Venue: Musée international du Carnaval et du Masque, Rue Saint-Moustier, 107, 130 Binche, Belgium
Organizer: International Carnival and Mask Museum
Language: English
Submission deadline: 31 October 2023
Target audience: Researchers, cultural heritage professionals, carnival practitioners
Duration: 2 days
Presentation length: 30 minutes per speaker
Topics: Evolution of carnival practices, UNESCO recognition, intangible heritage preservation, social and technological impacts on carnivals
Email for submissions: [email protected]
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Trendsetter’s 20 Year Anniversary 7-Day Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival’s New Mardi Gras, November 13–20, 2021
Year: 2021
Location: Western Caribbean, departing Port Canaveral, Florida, USA
Event Type: Cruise
Organizer: Trendsetter Travel / Paradise Travel
Contact Person: Pamela Harvey
Travel Agent: Mary H
Price Range: $870.00 – $1,170.00 per person
Cabin Options: Without window, with balcony
Included Services: Transfers in Florida, cabin on ship, gratuities, port charges and taxes
Optional Services: Travel insurance $110.00
Payment Plan: $100 due 2/28/21, $150 due 4/30/21, final payment due 7/23/21
Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Mahogany Bay
Type of Source: Event announcement / itinerary
Twentieth Regular Session of the Northern Committee of the WCPFC, Kushiro, Japan, 15–16 July 2024
Year: 2024
Location: Kushiro, Japan
Organization: Commission for the Conservation and Management of Highly Migratory Fish Stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPFC)
Committee: Northern Committee
Session: Twentieth Regular Session
Type of Document: Summary report
Participants: Members from Canada, China, Fiji, Japan, Republic of Korea, Philippines, Chinese Taipei, USA, Vanuatu; Observers from Australia, ISC, MSC, RMI, FSM, New Zealand, OGI, FFA, Tuvalu, WWF
Topics Covered: Conservation and management of Pacific bluefin tuna, other stocks, climate change, regional observer programme, data, cooperation with other organizations, future work programme, administrative matters
Attachments: List of participants, agenda, Chairs’ summary of 9th Joint IATTC and WCPFC-NC Working Group meeting, draft conservation and management measures, draft agreement between SPC and WCPFC/IATTC, work programme for NC
Discontentment and Grumbling in Exodus 15–16 by Thoro Harris
Year: Not specified
Region: Israel / Desert journey
Subject: Biblical commentary, Christian teachings
Document type: Exegesis / Religious reflection
Author: Thoro Harris (d.1955)
Audience: Christians, students of the Bible
Biblical references: Exodus 15–16, Philippians 2:14, Joshua 9:18, Psalm 119:33, Genesis 22:1, Matthew 6:11, 1 Corinthians 10:9-10
Themes: Complaining, contentment, faith, divine provision
Events covered: Israelites’ journey through the wilderness, complaints about water and food, God’s provision of manna and sweetened water
Historical context: Post-Exodus from Egypt
Principles discussed: Trust in God, consequences of discontent, testing of faith, gratitude
Chapter 15–16 Analysis and Character Events in The Chrysalids
Year: Not specified
Region / setting: Waknuk and the Fringes, Sealand
Theme: Literary analysis, character interactions, plot summary
Document type: Study notes / Chapter summary
Source / work: The Chrysalids by John Wyndham
Chapters covered: 15–16
Main characters: David, Rosalind, Sophie, Petra, Michael, Rachel, Spider-man
Key events: Encounters, character relationships, captivity, escape plans
Vocabulary focus: trifle, ingenious, abominable, forlornness, tactical, disposition, niche, elation, tout, tableau, contrite, bemused, iridescent, sacrilegious, admonish, prodigious
Questions analyzed: Character interactions, motivations, plot developments, thematic reflections
Official Trial Entry Form for KAOS Dogsports CARO Rally Obedience Trial, November 15–16, 2019
Year: 2019
Location: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Venue address: 1311 Ottawa Street, Regina, SK S4R 1P3
Event dates: November 15–16, 2019
Early bird deadline: November 1, 2019
Event type: CARO Rally Obedience Trial
Document type: Official trial entry form
Organizing club: KAOS Dogsports Inc.
Governing organization: CARO Canadian Association of Rally Obedience
Judges: Tanya Strom; Joyce Baker
Participant category: Dog owners and handlers entering dogs in CARO rally obedience classes
Dog information fields: Call name; CARO membership number; CARO dog ID; breed; height at shoulders; veteran status; food use; exhibition entry status
Handler information fields: Name; address; phone; email; handler name
Classes and events: Novice; Advanced; Excellent; Versatility; Brace; Team divisions
Fee structure: Early bird and regular entry fees per run
Required attachments: Letter describing modifications for physically challenged dog or handler if applicable
Required confirmation: Signed general agreement and liability waiver
Application Form for Poster Presentations — 1st AEARU Symposium on the Culture of Chinese Characters, Kyoto University, December 15–16, 2011
Year: 2011
Event: 1st AEARU Symposium on the Culture of Chinese Characters
Dates of Event: December 15–16, 2011
City: Kyoto
Country: Japan
Host Institution: Kyoto University
Organizational Unit: International Affairs Division, Kyoto University
Document Type: Conference application form
Subject: Poster presentation submission for an academic symposium
Required Submission Materials: Application form, applicant’s CV with photo, Visa Application Details Form (if necessary)
Submission Method: E-mail submission
Submission Deadline: September 2, 2011
Funding Reference: AEARU/Kyoto University funding support for travel and accommodation
Target Participants: University-affiliated presenters applying to present a poster at the symposium
Contact Email: [email protected]
Contact Telephone: +81-75-753-2202
Contact Fax: +81-75-753-2042
Contact Address: Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501, Japan
Topics: Binche Carnivals 15–16