41. Grinnell College Academic Catalog: Africa crosscultural seminar, national and regional history, economics, and culture. InKenya, students also study intensive Swahili. In senegal, participants are http://web.grinnell.edu/www/catalog/Acadprogs/off-campus/africa.html

Africa Kenya: St. Lawrence University The St. Lawrence University Program in Kenya offers an intensive, cross-cultural learning opportunity by carefully blending classroom and academic field experiences. The program balances the study of urban and rural areas, cultural diversity, and environmental issues. Course topics include Kenyan peoples and cultures, women's studies, philosophy, political science, religion, environmental resource management, history, sociology, and Kiswahili, the national language. Field studies, concentrating on pastoralist culture and economics, culminate in a one-month internship or a field course culminating in a major research project. Students are housed in homestays in three different ethnic groups and geographical regions. BRIGHT, Program Adviser. Kenya: Wildlife Management Studies (School for Field Studies) (SFS) The SFS program in Kenya focuses on the search for ecologically appropriate solutions to the conflict between food production for Kenya's rapidly increasing numbers of people and the long-term viability of its irreplaceable wild animal populations. A wide selection of classes is offered in wildlife ecology and management, sustainable development, and environmental policy, featuring a combination of lectures, field study, and research. Every student completes and presents an individually directed research project. Students are housed in a rustic base-camp, fully equipped for group living and studying, located on a game ranch on the high plains forty minutes from Nairobi. BRIGHT, Program Adviser.

42. Travel And Tourism Introduction to senegal (English language) history, culture, women, tourism, wildlife,maps, old Category regional Africa senegal Travel and http://www.ad.com/Regional/Africa/Senegal/Travel_and_Tourism/

search Top Categories: Lodging Travel Services A travel guide to Senegal Detailed information on tourism in Senegal Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal > Travel and Tourism http://www.newafrica.com/travelguides/senegal.htm Alna Niking An invitation to Abene, in the Casamance, to learn drumming and dance, and experience the life and culture. Information about the annual festival of traditional music, accommodation, facilities, an Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal > Travel and Tourism http://www.alnaniking.co.uk/ Au-Senegal.com Comprehensive tourist guide to Senegal; directories of hotels, resorts, and travel/tourism agencies; includes a wealth of practical information for the visitor. Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal > Travel and Tourism http://www.au-senegal.com/ Casamance on the Net A site devoted exclusively to Casamance, carried out by the ones in love with Casamance, intended for all those who want to be initiated with the magic of this area. In Francais and English. Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal > Travel and Tourism http://www.casamance.net/Uk/index.html

43. Senegal Including map and overview of history, culture, economy and currency. Category regional Africa senegal http//atlas.freegk.com/world/africa/senegal/senegal http://www.ad.com/Regional/Africa/Senegal/

search Top Categories: Arts and Entertainment Business and Economy Education Government ... Attaya: Senegal and the Gambia on the Web Information, pictures, and music from Senegal and Gambia. Includes news items, bulletin board, and a newsletter. Site written for Friends of Senegal and Gambia, a group of returned Peace Corps Volun Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal http://erslah.com/attaya/ BBC Country Profile: Senegal Basic facts and up-to-date news on Senegal. Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/africa/country_profiles/newsid_1064000/1064496.stm/ ClickAfrique - Senegal Reference Information and Website links from Senegal Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal http://www.clickafrique.com/Reference.asp?param=senegal FreeGK.com : Senegal Including map and overview of history, culture, economy and currency. Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal http://atlas.freegk.com/world/africa/senegal/senegal.php Senegal Basic facts about Senegal, from the CIA's World Factbook. Category: Regional > Africa > Senegal http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/sg.html

44. Profiles Of Policy Specialists - Maleye Diop - SURF Southern Africa regional Human Development Report. Professional history and Interests Coordinatesthe Africa activities of the in the first slum upgrading project in senegal; http://www.sasurfs.undp.co.zw/lower/maleyed.htm

Profiles Of Policy Specialists Maleye Diop Public Private Partnerships Advisor maleye.diop@undp.org Professional History and Interests Coordinates the Africa activities of the PPPUE programme Civil Engineer specialising in Public Private Partnerships Was the Infrastructure Specialist in the first slum upgrading project in Senegal Became the Management Advisor in the Office of the President of Senegal Was the coordinator of the largest water supply project in Senegal working with the IFC and World Bank Worked with the World Bank on the privatisation of the Ghana Water Company Academic History and Interests Masters degree in Water and Sanitation Masters degree in Project Manager Personal History and Interests Born in Senegal Very keen on soccer and basketball Plans to go back to Senegal and be heavily involved in politics and become the President of Senegal (see Moustapha Gueye below!) Is married with two sons Strategic Plan Progress Reports Regional Programmes Regional Bureau for Africa ... SURF Southern Africa Home

45. L&C: Catalog 2002-2003 - Overseas And Off-Campus Programs much as possible about the area and its history and contemporary London, France Strasbourg,Italy Siena, New Zealand regional Area Study, senegal Dakar http://www.lclark.edu/cgi-bin/catalog2002.cgi?overseas.dat

46. Overseas And Off-Campus Programs the study of its history, including its New Zealand regional Area Study PrerequisitesBiology 141 senegal Dakar Same prerequisites and program description http://www.lclark.edu/COLLEGE/DEPAR/OSOC/

@import "http://www.lclark.edu/trillium/global/style2.css"; Front Page Academics Overseas and Off-Campus Programs A-Z Site Index Find People Overseas and Off-Campus Programs Overseas and other off-campus programs form an integral part of the total educational experience at the College. They support and enhance on-campus curricula and provide unique academic and experiential opportunities abroad. The purpose of overseas programs is to immerse students in a foreign culture so that they may become informed firsthand of the host country’s history, culture, and contemporary issues. In the process, they gain insights into their own culture by comparing and contrasting American institutions and values with those of the host country. In addition, programs provide students with academic knowledge and experience related to specific fields of study not available on campus. Language Intensive Programs 2003-04 Chile: Santiago/Valparaíso Prerequisites: Fall semester participation in the Dominican Republic (Santiago) program or three years of college Spanish courses. Cumulative GPA of 2.75 and 3.0 in the language. China: Beijing/Harbin Prerequisites: Two years of college Chinese for Beijing. Three years of college Chinese for Harbin. GPA of 3.0 in the language.

47. Africa - Antarctica - Asia/Pacific - World Regional General Sites senegal river GIS study/CIRAD; South Africa - Geographia site; World regional GeographyGeneral Geographyresources and games, etc; General history of Other http://www.usra.edu/esse/ford/ESS301/g301www/g301wwwreg5.html

ESSE Online Bob Ford's Homepage ... Web Resources ESS 205 Earth Systems and Global Change ESS 301 World Regional Geography ESS 405 Modeling Global Change Web Resources for World Regional Geography Antarctica / Arctic - Glacial and Polar Regions Asia-Pacific - Oceania North Africa Sub-Saharan Africa ... World Regional GeographyGeneral Antarctica / Arctic - Glacial and Polar Regions: See also: Cryosphere - Glaciers, Snow, Ice, Sea-Level Rise ARCTIC: Arctic Antarctic Research Center - AARC - Scripps Institution Arctic Circle - many resources Arctic Council - home Arctic Culture - resources - About.com - resources Arctic Ocean Floor - map - National Geographic Arctic Studies Center - Smithsonian Institution Arctic Circle - Virtual Classroom - University of Connecticut Arctic Environmental Data Directory - home Arctic System Science (ARCSS) - Data Coordination Center (ADCC) ARCUS - Arctic Research Consortium of the US - home ARGUS Clearinghouse - Arctic region BUBL LINK - Catalogue of Internet Resources - Arctic CAFF - Program for the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna Canadian Ice Service - home Cyrosphere in Canada - CRYSIS project Drawing Shadows to Stone - photographic essay - Arctic Peoples Greenland History - Study Web Iceland - by Geographia International Arctic Buoy Programme (IABP) - University of Washington Viking Millenium - Smithsonian Institution Virtual North/Canada - home ANTARCTIC: A Tourist Expedition to Antarctica * Lee Liming, University of Michigan

48. Tourist Offices Directory Country information, community tourism and volunteer work in senegal. Turks Caicos,history, things to do, maps Links to all US states, regional travel offices http://www.travelgate.co.uk/Tourist Offices Directory.htm

Home Page Budget Flights Car Hire Cottages ... Villas Search Site Special Offers CHALKIDIKI, GREECE Hotel Aristotelis Beach HB Price Dbl: 42 EUR 14 - 28 April 2003 AMSTERDAM Apple Inn 2* Prices From: 94.77 EUR 1 - 30 April 2003 LAS VEGAS Best Western Mardi Gras Inn 3* Prices From: $48.75 1 - 30 April 2003 MALLORCA Armadams Palace 4* Prices From: 98.25 EUR 1 - 30 April 2003 PARIS Comfort Inn 3* Price Double: 92 EUR 1 - 30 April 2003 ROME Hotel San Giusto 3* Price Double: 134.40 EUR DUBLIN Grand Hotel 4* Price Double: 146.66 EUR 1 - 30 April 2003 MADRID Prime Cliper 3* Price Double: 114.48 EUR 1 - 30 April 2003 LONDON Blakemore Hotel 3* Price Double: 72.54 GBP 1 - 31 May 2003 COLORADO HORSE RIDING Hondoo Rivers and Trails Book before June 1st: Couples50% off 2nd reservation Singles10% off TOURIST OFFICES Website Comments Andorra Information on activities and weather Angola News, culture and calendar Anguilla Island in the West Indies - maps, facts, photos, culture and history Antigua and Barbuda Islands in the West Indies - tourism, visa and general information

49. World Links In Senegal Canada, in June 1997, the first time in the history of Sub in senegal has led tothe creation of four regional training centres, and senegal has become http://www.worldbank.org/worldlinks/english/html/senegal.htm

Search Index Feedback Help ... Countries Senegal view map Visit the WorLD Senegal web site facts and figures on Senegal ... SRI's independent study of WorLD program in Senegal Senegal The World Links for Development pilot program has now ended! One of the World Links pilot programs in Africa, two secondary schools in Senegal were connected to the Internet and partnered with partners schools in Quebec, Canada, in June 1997, the first time in the history of Sub-Saharan Africa students from Senegal were able to communicate live on the Internet. Following on the success of this pilot activity, WorLD expanded to an additional eight schools, which went online in February 1998. The World Bank-financed Education and Human Resources Development Project has contributed in making financial resources available for the rehabilitation and networking of computer labs, as well as providing initial computer literacy training to our participants. World Links has since expanded to 40 schools throughout the country, with eleven more schools expected to join in the next year. 320 teachers have received formal World Links training, and 500 additional teachers have been trained locally, with over 20,000 students now involved in World Links activities. The great success of World Links in Senegal has led to the creation of four regional training centres, and Senegal has become the regional focal point for expanded World Links activities in West Africa.

50. AfricaOnline.com - Senegal Business senegal Business. A Brief history of the Ghana Stock Exchange read more. TheAfrican regional Centre for Computing is a registered, NonGovermental http://www.africaonline.com/site/sn/business.jsp

51. World-wide IASPM - The National And Regional Branches every trimester at four regional branches and Chair Henri Terho, Cultural history,Turku University India, Israel, Portugal, senegal, Singapore, Slovak Republic http://www.iaspm.net/iaspm/branches.html

World-wide IASPM: The national and regional Branches statutes Australia/ New Zealand Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) Bulgaria Canada Czech Republic France ... speaking Countries (Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Italy Japan Latin America Nordic Countries (Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Denmark) Slovenia Spain Turkey United States ... Australia/ New Zealand The chapter has over 50 members, with most residing in Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland. While networks are being established for monthly seminars, the main forum for members remains the annual conference Members' interests encompass a range of disciplines: cultural studies, ethnomusicology, sociology, media, Music and film studies, with increasing interest from journalists and local musicians. Members' work is published in the Pacific journal of research into contemporary Music and Popular culture, Perfect Beat Chair: Shane Homan University of Western Sydney; Secretary: Julie Sloggett , UWS, Nepean Treasurer (memberships): Jon Fitzgerald , Southern Cross University, Lismore Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg)

52. USAID In Africa: Foreign Language Subject Guide South African regional Newspapers A jump list of community newspapers with correspondinglinks. senegal Online history, tourism, government, economics http://www.usaid.gov/regions/afr/abic/guides/langsites.html

Skip redundant navigation Home This Is USAID Privacy ... Contact The United States Agency for International Development Foreign Language Subject Guide USAID in Africa ABIC ABIC Guides Foreign Language Site Map Contact Us AFR/ FAQs Search USAID/ AFR: Choose a guide: use this link for text-only nav BY COUNTRY Africa in General Angola Benin Burundi DR Congo Eritrea Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Kenya Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mozambique Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Somalia South Africa Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe BY SUBJECT Africa - General Agriculture Conflict Democracy Economic Growth Education Environment Languages HIV/AIDS Health International Trade Technology Gender Africa Specific: French Spanish Portuguese Other World-Wide: French Spanish Portuguese Other ... UN Integrated Regional Information Networks Part of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, offers special reports, news bulletins, daily updates, and weekly digests in French and English. Human Rights Watch Reports on human rights violations across the globe, links to African reports. Available in Arabic, Chinese, French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian. Radio Deutsche Welle (DW This German organization offers on line audio programs, world and Africa specific news, mailing lists, and program schedules. Available in 29 languages.

53. COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMS seeks to compare experiences across regional, area, cultural scale patterns that haveshaped history on a century, with special emphasis on senegal, Ivory Coast http://www.jmu.edu/cgapp/gradcouncil/MINUTES - 1-17-02.htm

Minutes GRADUATE COUNCIL MEETING COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS January 17, 2002 (These minutes are subject to approval at the next meeting.) Members present: Bill Walker, chair, K. Arthur, L. Echterling, J. Fahey, L. Congdon, B. Gabriel, J. Gloeckner, M. Heydari, D. Martin, J. McConnel, J. Minskoff, D. Riordan, S. Rogers, C. Shealy, K. Szmagai, P. Warner, S. Wise, Malcome Lane (guest) Minutes from December 6, 2001 meeting were approved as presented. OLD BUSINESS There was one administrative approval: Judith A. Wubah There were 4 electronic Faculty/Instructor/Adjunct Instructor approvals: College of Integrated Science and Technology Psychology JoAnne Brewster—reapplication—graduate faculty John Edson McKee—reapplication—graduate faculty College of Education School of Education LouAnn Lovin—Initial application—graduate Faculty Roger E. Jones—Initial application— There were 10 electronic Course Approval/Changes approved. A. College of Integrated Science and Technology Psychology Add new course: 772 Professional Communication in Psychology. 3 credits Focuses on the nature of human communication behavior and theory, and addresses how these theories apply to professional communication in psychology. Topics to be discussed include: public address, small group communication, organizational communication, conflict management, negotiation, and interpersonal communication. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

54. Celebrating Black History The Chattanooga regional history Museum in Tennessee will showcase will host theirthird annual Black history Month tour to Dakar, senegal, from February http://www.cnn.com/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/9702/black.history.events/

February 1, 1997 (CNN) The beginning of February marks the start of the annual Black History Month celebration in the United States. However, across the nation, cities and groups recognize and honor the achievements of African Americans year round. Below are some coming attractions to check out during the month of February and beyond. You can scroll this list or jump to an event by clicking on any of the following states: Tennessee North Carolina Georgia Washington, D.C. ... Alaska The Chattanooga Regional History Museum in Tennessee will showcase "Black Diamond Days: A History of the Negro Baseball Leagues" from February 1 to April 30. The exhibit will feature artifacts and photographs and is being held in conjunction with the Negro League Historical Society. Legendary player and coach Buck O'Neill will give a talk at the museum on February 9. For more information, call (423) 265-3247. Related site: Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce Greensboro, North Carolina , is holdings its African American Arts Festival through March 16. The festival features a series of ten major arts events, including music, dance and theater productions as well as visual art exhibitions. For more information, call (910) 333-7440. Related site: The City of Greensboro The High Museum of Art in Atlanta exhibits "Alone in a Crowd: Prints by African-American Artists of the 1930s-40s" from February 11 through March 23. This exhibition, from the collection of Reba and Dave Williams, features 106 prints by 45 artists. For more information, call (404) 733-4400. Related site:

55. CAMP - Title VI Archives Project and periodical sources on senegalese and French colonial history. As a region ofinterest, senegal is a in place to undertake a regional filming project. http://www.crl.edu/info/camp/t6archives.htm

In cooperation with the Title VI National Resource Centers for African Studies, CAMP has embarked on an initiative to work together with institutions in Francophone West Africa to preserve materials on microfilm for historians in Africa and North America. History Archives Project, 1995-2000 Justice Indigene Title VI cooperation Archives Project, 2000-2004 Affaires politiques et administratives... Serie D) Statement on the importance of legal records Summary of institutional commitments History The African Archives cooperative projects began in 1993. Dr. Dennis Galvan, then a graduate student at the University of California-Berkeley, submitted a proposal to CAMP to film Senegalese regional court records . Between 1993 and 1995, research and reconnaissance trips to West Africa by Africana Librarians and historians culminated in a decision by Title VI Africana librarians (in consultation with Center directors) to proceed on a pilot project in cooperation with the National Archives of Senegal. In July 1995, Dr. Joseph Caruso (Columbia University) traveled to Senegal to carry out a trip on behalf of the Title VI libraries. The primary goal was to assess the potential for cooperative preservation and acquisition projects. Dr. Caruso toured various archives and research libraries in Dakar and Saint Louis. He met with archivists, library directors, other librarians, film technicians, researchers, and others. The trip resulted in the identification and selection of the National Archives as a partner to preserve a collection of French colonial court records. [

56. CAMP / Title VI - Statement On The Importance Of Unclassified Legal Records As oral history sources become increasingly rare, court documents have customary )in the interior regions of senegal, these regional sources represent a http://www.crl.edu/info/camp/t6legal.htm

A statement on the importance of unclassified legal records: Unclassified colonial legal records are particularly important for studying the history and development of Africa. As oral history sources become increasingly rare, court documents have emerged as increasingly important alternative primary resources in reconstructing the social, cultural and structural changes wrought by colonial expansion and domination in Africa. Documents on legal activities reflect the relationship between colonizer and colony. As French colonial practice was geared to more direct (authoritarian) rule than the British, often ignoring or subverting African authority in local matters, the court and legal proceedings demonstrate the conflict between the "principles of French civilization" and the realities of African social structure and cultural practice. From civil matters to administrative law, the records are important sources of material for social scientist and historian alike. Although court records are notoriously fragmentary throughout the continent, in Senegal local and expatriate researchers are fortunate to have at their disposal a rather rich body of legal records, including actual case materials and testimonies dating back to the mid-19th century. Until recently, this body of evidence was thought restricted mainly to the activities of the various metropolitan courts of the Four Communes of Senegal (Goree, Saint-Louis, Dakar, and Rufisque), the communities in which French citizenship rights were partially extended to African inhabitants. Litigants in these courts tended to be Europeans or individuals who through marriage, commerce or education had had varying degrees of contact with European institutions and culture. When we examine court records from the Four Communes, we are examining a very distinctive slice of the overall encounter between Africans and colonial institutions - the

57. The Anagram Genius Archive (Senegal) senegal regional Index. any excellent anagrams not listed in the archive then thisis your chance to make your name part of anagramming history and get the http://www.anagramgenius.com/archive/sn.html

Senegal Regional Index Welcome to the Anagram Genius Archive . This is designed as an archive of anagrams generated using the Anagram Genius software but is also home to excellent examples generated by other means. If you have discovered any excellent anagrams not listed in the archive then this is your chance to make your name part of anagramming history and get the anagram listed with your name attached! All contributions are acknowledged. Follow this link to make your submission. Anagrams by Category: Literary Politics Main Index Search the Archive League table of top contributors Miscellaneous points www.AnagramGenius.com home page William Tunstall-Pedoe

58. Regional Guide To Cryptids Cryptozoology, BioForteana, Zoological Oddities, Unusual Natural history, LargeBipedal Primates fating'ho, wokolo Reported from senegal Shuker 1998c. http://www.strangeark.com/checklist/africa.html

Cryptozoology, BioForteana, Zoological Oddities, Unusual Natural History Cryptid Guide African Cryptids Lemurs: Unknown species, giant species Reported from Madagascar Heuvelmans 1986; Shuker 2000a; Shuker 1998d Lemur: unknown miniature species Reported from Tsingy de Bemaraha reserve, Madagascar Shuker 1998d Giant Fossa Folklore from Madagascar CZ list postings referring to Discover article Anthropoid Ape: Chimpanzee (Kooloo-kamba, etc.) Reported from Cameroons and Gabon Heuvelmans 1986 Anthropoid Ape: Chimpanzee (Ufiti, etc.) Reported from Malawi Heuvelmans 1986 Anthropoid Ape: Pygmy Gorilla Reported from coast of Gabon Heuvelmans 1986 (Considered a mistake by Groves 1985) Pygmies: Kimos Reported from Madagascar Heuvelmans 1986 Hairy or Long-haired Hominoids Reported from throughout the continent Heuvelmans 1986 Large Hominoids Reported from Sudan, Zaire, Kenya, and Cameroons

59. "Information And Communication Technologies And Their Impact On And Use As An In and local governments, Korean Women's history System, a management degree from theAfrican regional school in Dakar 3+, a computer service company in senegal. http://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/egm/ict2002/experts.html

"Information and communication technologies and their impact on and use as an instrument for the advancement and empowerment of women" Expert Group Meeting Republic of Korea, 11 - 14 November 2002 Experts: Biographical Notes BONDER, Gloria HAFKIN, Nancy ISAACS, Shafika JORGE, Sonia N. ... TARASIEWICZ, Malgorzata BONDER, Gloria Back to the list of experts HAFKIN, Nancy Back to the list of experts ISAACS, Shafika Back to the list of experts JORGE, Sonia N. Back to the list of experts KIRKUP, Gillian Back to the list of experts MARCELLE, Gillian Back to the list of experts MIJUMBI, Rita Back to the list of experts PAIK, Young-Joo Back to the list of experts RAMILO, Chat Back to the list of experts SEYE SYLLA, Fatimata Back to the list of experts TARASIEWICZ, Malgorzata Malgorzata Tarasiewicz is the Executive Director of Network of East-West Women Polska (Since 2000) and a Board member of Network of East-West Women (she is a founder of NEWW). She was a Coordinator of the International Criminal Court Project in Polish Amnesty International and a regional (Central and Eastern Europe) contact person for the Women's Caucus for Gender Justice in the International Criminal Court. Between 1990 and 1995 a Chairperson of Amnesty International Poland (the first three terms of the organization's existence in Poland). 1989 - 1991 National Coordinator of Women's Section of "Solidarity" Trade Union. From 1986 to 1989 an active member of "Freedom and Peace" underground, oppositional (to the communist regime) social movement.

60. Gambia GTS On Recent Gambian History entered into a Confederation called Senegambia with senegal. milestone in The Gambia'spolitical history was the also provided troops to regional peacekeeping http://website.lineone.net/~gambiagts/inforhis.htm

Updated June 25, 2001 G ambia T ourist S upport The Gambia Recent History I apologise to the Author of this document, I was sent it by a friend who knew of my interest in the Gambia, but I do not know its source so cannot credit it. If you hear music on your system it is Gambia's Anthem, it plays automatically just once (50 seconds) The Gambia - West Africa GTS Home The Gambia Home Capital Trip Home Colonialism up to 1970 President Jammeh National Anthem Words to Anthem A symbol of Gambian freedom - Arch 22 The peanut is Gambia's main cash crop. The Butut is the smallest coin and is no longer in circulation Fort Bullen, surviving symbol of slavery, but was built to STOP slave traffic on the river. Statue near Arch 22 a symbol of tribal unity but differences Ex President Jawara overthrown in a peaceful coup 1994 Flowers abound everywhere, a symbol of this little countries peaceful and happy nature Unemployment is a major concern, many young people arrive in the holiday areas hoping to make some money.

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