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Former Indiana Civil Liberties Union executive director, Sheila Kennedy, writes a very informative column in today's Indianapolis Star distinguishing between civil liberties and civil rights. Kennedy observes that "[c]ivil liberties are rights that individuals have against government." These rights are defined in the U.S. Constitution in the form of the Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments thereto, and in our own state constitution's complementary bill of rights. These "inalienable rights" Kennedy notes include among others "the right to free expression, the right to worship (or not) as we choose, and the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures." "Only the government can violate your civil liberties," Kennedy adds.
The federal Bill of Rights were added to the Constitution at the insistence of the people as a condition to the states' ratification of it. Not until after the Civil War and the enactment of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution were the Bill of Rights applicable, not just to the federal government, but to state and local governments as well, as Kennedy duly observes. The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prohibits the government from treating equally situated persons unequally.
While civil liberties have been around since the adoption of our Constitution, Kennedy points out that civil rights have taken much longer. The federal Civil Rights Act was not enacted until 1964, which protects people against private acts of discrimination in employment, housing and education. Indiana actually enacted its own civil rights law prior to the federal law. Kennedy says, "There was a lot of resistance to civil rights laws, and there is still a widespread, if covert, attitute of 'What business does government have telling me I can't discriminate?'" "The fiercest resistance has come from people opposed to gays and lesbians," Kennedy adds.
Kennedy observes that opponents of gay civil rights try to confuse the issue by claiming that the "14th Amendment already protects gays, so amending Indiana's civil rights law, or Marion County's Human Relations Ordinance is unnecessary." Kennedy quickly adds, "They kn[ow] better." She comments on the astonishment of one of her students upon learning that it is perfectly legal in Indiana to fire a person for being gay.
While Kennedy's column focuses on the inability of people to understand the difference between civil liberties and civil rights, she may as well added that our own U.S. Supreme Court can't even agree upon what civil liberties are protected by the U.S. Constitution, or if they are protected, on what basis they are founded upon. Conservative members of our Court seem to believe that only those rights specifically delineated in the Bill of Rights are guaranteed to the people. More moderate and liberal members of the Court have recognized a so-called "penumbra" of rights that were reserved to the people upon the enactment of the Constitution. In particular, they cite the 9th Amendment which provides: "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people."
As explained by Justice Goldberg in the now-famous 1965 Griswold v. Connecticut decision, [the Ninth Amendment] "was proffered to quiet expressed fears that a bill of specifically enumerated rights could not be sufficiently broad to cover all essential rights and that the specific mention of certain rights would be interpreted as a denial that others were protected." In Griswold, the Court was faced with deciding the constitutionality of a state law regulating the use of contraceptives as a means of birth control. The Court struck down the statute, holding that it violated a person's "right to privacy."
Justice Douglas, writing for the majority, in striking down the Connecticut law said: "The present case . . . concerns a relationship lying within the zone of privacy created by several fundamental constitutional guarantees. And it concerns a law which, in forbidding the use of contraceptives rather than regulating their manufacture or sale, seeks to achieve its goals by means having a maximum destructive impact upon that relationship. Such a law cannot stand in light of the familiar principle, so often applied by this Court, that a 'governmental purpose to control or prevent activities constitutionally subject to state regulation may not be achieved by means which sweep unnecessarily broadly and thereby invade the area of protected freedoms.'"
Dissenting conservative justices decried the opinion, arguing that no such right of privacy was guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution. As Justice Black explained: "The Court talks about a constitutional 'right of privacy' as though there is some constitutional provision or provisions forbidding any law ever to be passed which might abridge the 'privacy' of individuals. But there is not. . . I like my privacy as well as the next one, but I am nevertheless compelled to admit that government has a right to invade it unless prohibited by some specific constitutional provision."
Of course, the so-called "right to privacy" paved the way for the controversial Roe v. Wade decision of the Court in 1973, which guaranteed to women control of their reproductive rights; however, the Court shied away from Griswold's "right of privacy" as a basis. Instead the Court found a woman's right to an abortion as a fundamental right under the 14th Amendment. Gay rights advocates would later argue that state anti-sodomy laws directed against them violated their right to privacy. In Lawrence v. Texas, Justice Kennedy writing for the majority struck down a state anti-sodomy law as a violation founded upon liberty under the 14th Amendment. Kennedy said, [The "right to liberty under the Due Process Clause gives [people] the full right to engage in their conduct without intervention of the government. It is a promise of the Constitution that there is a realm of personal liberty which the government may not enter."
If it all sounds a little confusing, it is indeed. While the Court in each instance reached an outcome favorably disposed to fundamental notions of civil liberties, it reached each of its decisions in this line of cases on a different basis. What's the point of it all you might ask? We are now in the process of confirming a new justice to the Supreme Court to replace the retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. O'Connor has been a moderate judge, erring on the side of liberty. Judge Roberts, her proposed replacement, has a very hostile view towards what he calls "judicial activism," which is shorthand for opposition to any broad interpretation of liberties guaranteed to the people by the Constitution. In particular, Roberts, like his former boss, Chief Justice William Rehnquist, believes there is no fundamental right of privacy guaranteed to the people as described in Griswold, whether founded upon the Bill of Rights or a liberty interest under the 14th Amendment as found in Lawrence v. Texas. That should give any proponent of civil liberties pause in supporting Judge Robert's elevation to the Supreme Court.


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Photo-a-day 49: Notice
This notice is carved into St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, an Anglican church in London. The name of the Rector dates it to the 1860s or thereabouts (though it did strike me as somewhat short-sighted to carve the name of the Rector into the very fabric of the building… surely they knew he wouldn't be around forever? It's been out of date for well over a century now!)
This sign intrigued me; I'm not embarrassed to confess that my ecclesiastical knowledge didn't extend to understanding the word "churchings". It turns out that a "churching" was a Church of England service for women who had recently given birth, thanking God for "the safe deliverance and preservation from the great dangers of childbirth". It is no longer practised – presumably, people prefer to thank hygiene and medicine rather than God nowadays.
In the late 1800s, childbirth was a dangerous business in England: about 1 in 200 births ended in the mother's death. These days, the figure is many, many times smaller: about 1 in 10,000. Yet, unbelievably, there are some countries, like Somalia, Nigeria, Sudan, and Sierra Leone, where mothers giving birth today face a higher risk of death than those in England in the late 1800s. I wonder if they still practice "churchings".
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Monday, 13 April 2009
Of McBride & Other Morons...
Except intelligence is highly genetic... and, in practice, a combination of genetically-inherited idiocy and an upbringing by parental idiots seems to be a strong predictor of who provides the 'entertainment' for the police on a Friday and Saturday night...
Anyway... It turns out that 'moron', 'imbecile' and 'idiot' are technical terms, with specific meanings attached to each:
An idiot has an IQ of 0-25.
An imbecile has an IQ of 26-50.
Whilst a moron has an IQ of 51-75 (though some say up to 80). Apparently, these were considered the most dangerous, as they were more likely than idiots and imbeciles to reproduce, and thus damage the gene pool (see Inspector Gadget blog - including the link above - to see the results of state-sponsorship for morons...).
Well, the events of this joyous Easter weekend got me thinking about how we might modernise these terms, which have simply, of course, become random terms of abuse today...
A 'Draper' could be used instead of 'idiot' - quite simply because everyone can see that this is exactly what he is.
A 'McBride' could be an 'imbecile' - because he's not quite so obviously stupid, until, that is, he uses a No.10 computer / internet link to send defamatory emails to fellow McBrides and Drapers.
And a 'Toynbee' could be used as the modern term for 'moron' - because Toynbees are the most dangerous, getting widespread coverage on the BBC and in moronic 'newspapers' for her equally moronic views, and therefore risking severe mental damage to the wider population.
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Vanguard News Archive for June 2012
Saturday, June 16, 2012
New visa regime will promote tourism – Runsewe
Too many wives? I have had my share to the point of decongesting my home – Sen Lekan Balogun
Succour for Zamfara massacre victims' families
Why Dana passengers were burnt alive – Pilot, Instructor
Ondo 2012: I will declare my intention soon – Mimiko
Nations Cup: Eagles peck Rwanda Wasps twice
How Farouk Lawan fell from grace
Ex-govs regroup, 'to save Nigeria's democracy'
Soldiers nab oil thieves in Warri
UNILAG renaming after Abiola: Tella chides critics
Iwu counsels Nigerians on unity, democracy
$3m SCANDAL: Go Home And Bring Bribe Money, Police Tells Farouk, Emenalo
Kidnappers release Uduaghan's 70-yr-old cousin
PDP to go commercial *Plans to raise loans, invest in ventures
London Olympics: D'Tigers intensify training in China
How our people die in ignorance – Dr. Duro-Aina
Child trafficking is recycling poverty – Bisi Olateru-Olagbegi
Owo culture of ancient Nigeria
Who is casting the first stone?
Hallmark School wins scrabble tourney
'Aviation needs guarantee of new aircraft, not financial support'
Nigerians our own worst enemies
Is President Goodluck Jonathan now Emperor Badluck Jonathan? (1)
Aka Ikenga holds Ojukwu's day of tributes
Goals made the difference for Eagles
Girl, 4, rescued from the hole of death
Jordan declares one day mourning over Nayef's death
PDP will win Edo, says VP Sambo
Dana crash: The danger of hasty actions, unguarded comments
Nigerians Don't Crash; We Bounce
China sends first woman astronaut into space
Euro 2012: Platini calls for calm as Group A decided
UN suspends Syria ops, SNC warns of massacre
Nations Cup Qualifier: We are happy we won – Keshi
Residents scoop kerosene from gutter in Lagos
Vigilante group arrests two over possession of human skull
Pastor, 4 others arrested for child trafficking
Friday, June 15, 2012
DANA Crash Compensation: Civil Aviation Act 2006 should be followed – Bamidele Aturu
$3m Scandal: Reps dump Lawan as chairman of House Committees
2015: Jonathan should beware of sycophants – Okpozo
Sony, Cannon battle for the soul of Nollywood
Edo Guber 2012: We'll outclass PDP – Tinubu
'I've been flying without fear since Dana plane crash'
Edo guber : INEC presents voters' register to parties
Eagles'll will triumph against Rwanda, Erico assures
EFCC detains Sylva's brother-in-law, seize cocaine
Police arrest 66 suspected robbers, kidnapper
17 bank staff, 8 policemen nabbed over missing N14m from bullion van
Femi Kuti @ 50: 'My pains, my gains'
I don't believe it's a man's world – DSP Ngozi Braide
Dana crash raises concern on safety, airworthiness, compensation
Special task force searches Farouk Lawan's house, Emenalo too
Mile 12: Fast slipping into red light district
Edo Guber 2012: Oshiomhole, Airhiavbere, Edebiri battle for royal blessings
Tragedy: Lorry kills pregnant woman, delivers her of premature twin foetus
Youths set man ablaze for butchering woman, 2 kids
Euro 2012: Ozil fit to face Danes after rest
US to halt deportations of young illegal immigrants
House probes: Reps to punish corrupt members
$3m BRIBERY SCANDAL: Reps remove Farouk Lawan, Emenalo
B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G NEWS: Reps urge Jonathan to implement subsidy report
B R E A K I N G NEWS: Artillery fire, sporadic gunshots in Kano
2 cols,12 others for court-martial for rape, murder, kidnapping
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Nigeria needs strong legislature – Ghanaian VP
2015: Either Igbo presidency or nothing, says Izuogu
No room for mistakes, Keshi warns Eagles
Guber polls: N-Delta youths 'll resist rigging in Edo – Asari Dokubo
Fashola suspends honorary awards in LASU
Okorocha condemns families' co-operation with kidnappers
COAS promises to transform Army
Sheathe your swords, Borno elders appeal to Boko Haram
N1.17bn NCC fine: Operators promise to pay next week
Mimiko yet to indicate interest for 2nd term – LP chairman
D'Banj steps out with DKM records …launches Davido
D'Banj celebrates birthday on Star trek stage
FG lost over N200bn to manual clearance procedure – ANLCA
Enugu House asks govt to probe community invasion, killings
I do not want to be remembered for anything – Bongos Ikwue
FAROUK LAWAN: The unmaking of a tragic hero
Corpers protest in Ekiti over non-payment of stipends
Pastor, 2 others jailed 60 yrs in Delta for kidnapping
Human trafficking: NAPTIP nabs woman with 35 children
Gridlock: Lagos moves to sanitise Ikorodu road
Mother abandons 6-month-old baby
Bayelsa releases N6bn for road projects
Allow INEC work, Edo PDP tells ACN, NLC
Cop feared dead in Osogbo failed bank robbery
Expect the best from our athletes in Calabar – Ogba
FG sacks SEC Board; names Bello acting DG
Presidency denies involvement in Faruk Lawan"s bribery scandal
OPEC calls for stronger financial regulation
Two Kwara Poly students killed during cult war
Tears as five victims of Bauchi bomb blast are buried
Lecturer, 27 students to appear before Imo varsity disciplinary c'ttee
Keshi praises Enyeama's decade of service
Sanusi appears in office in chieftaincy regalia
Aregbesola donates trophy for Osun Federation Cup finals
Malawi mistake will haunt Eagles – Rwanda coach
EFCC fails to re-arrest Polish woman in N16.9m fraud case
2012 pilgrimage: We will not compromise aircraft safety -NCPC boss
Nigeria Air Force to inaugurate helicopter flying school in Enugu
N14m vanish from escort vehicle
Our hospitals are dirty and smelling – Bayelsa Speaker
Sansui appears in office in chieftaincy regalia
I can't pray properly anymore – Awani
Post-UTME screening, NECO exams dates confuse parents, students
Nigerian nuclear consultant gives panacea for nation building
Health Minister donates blood to mark World Blood Donor Day
Avoid mischief makers, Okorocha advises Corps members at POP
37 prisoners on death row in Edo, says Controller of Prisons
Nokia to cut up to 10,000 jobs globally by end – 2013
Euro 2012: 'Dutch need miracle to qualify'
What is wrong with Buhari's comment?
Controversy as two families lay claim to stolen baby
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
CAN calls on Jonathan to beef up security in Kano
Power outage delays flights at Lagos airport
Dana Air gears up for prompt payment of claims
Benin monarch pardons Igbinedion
DANA: Govt rules out mass burial of victims
Poverty not Nigeria's problem – Abdulsalami
Scandal hits Kano mass wedding
As the bill to amend the Central Bank Act runs into hot water…(3)
Court overrules EFCC over Akingbola's seized property
Our education system is on the path of growth – Wike
Education: S-East govs storm Abuja, say FG neglect zone
The candidate and the aspirants
Dana Crash, other mishaps: Encounters with insecurity, death on way to school
Building collapses in Abuja, injures 3
LG poll: Ogun ACN leaders hide as youths protest
Judiciary must be truly independent – Justice Akande
Gunmen kill 3, snatch LG salary in Borno
Okonjo-Iweala warns of economic recession
Uduaghan's 70-yr-old cousin kidnapped
$3m bribery SAGA: Farouk c'ttee collected bribes in pounds, dollars – Police
SEC: Mixed reactions trail Oteh's suspension
Nigeria needs sustainable food production facility – Netherlands envoy
Air Nigeria not grounded – Jimoh Ibrahim
Group tells youth to imbibe messages in National Anthem
Saintfiet 'shocked' over speculations
PDP Power Tussle: Tukur sacks Habu-Fari to save head
OPEC worries over oil prices, economic sustainability
Nigeria's crude production peaks at 2.48m bpd – Oniwon
EURO 2012:Germany sent Orange Boys home as Varela fires Portugal to victory
Mixed grill as Lagos relocates displaced residents to Ipaja relief camp
Pa Amodu graduates from LASU at 80
18 arraigned for enslaving 25 children
Three injured as building collapses in Abuja
Oyo Customs destroys N21m frozen products
LASU graduates octogenarian, 22,033 others
FG approves new visa regime to attract tourists, investors
The pain, anger of searching for a loved one
Late goal sees Portugal beat Denmark
Baby born with circumcised penis
Moses, Utaka still part of my team – Keshi
Abdullahi's romance with the youth
NYSC D-G laments incessant posting requests
Russia's arms to Syria in line with UN: export agency
PDP threatens to sue Oshiomhole over false accusation
'Cassava bread will reduce cost of importation'
Crash: We saw it coming – Tito
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Don't manipulate subsidy probe report, CACOL tells FG
NLC insists on full implementation of Subsidy probe report
Adegbite, Ikuforiji, Mamora, Briggs, others want FG to declare June 12 national holiday
Subsidy probe: Alleged bribery must not stop implementation of report – ACN
Tinubu charges Jonathan on MAULAG
$12.4bn oil windfall: SERAP kicks over stalled judgment on Okigbo's report
$3m bribery latest: Otedola submits video, audio evidence to IGP
Peace returns to Bayelsa Assembly as reinstated Speaker takes over
Vodacom empowers students on ICT development
Rename ComTech ministry to reflect IT – PROFESSIONALS
Dana crash: Victims' relatives in DNA identification dilemma
Echoes of freedom: How MKO was remembered at home
Ex-militants, foreign oil mafia in secret arms deal
JUNE 12: Declare Abiola ex-President, family urges FG
Defend Nigerians in Diaspora, Jonathan urges new ambassadors
Boko Haram: FG faults calls for foreign intervention
Expect harvest of goals against Rwanda – Keshi
Egwero, Emelieze take rivalry to Warri Grand Prix
Minister, Imoke, IGP to cheer Eagles
Osun govt, civil society groups mark June 12
NOC N80m to secures Nigerian Broadcast Rights
Minister stops hiring of Saintfiet
Police arrest 20-yr-old woman for murder
SEC DG, Oteh petitions Presidency, Finance Minister over suspension
IOC to stream 2012London Olympic live
Manchester United sign Nick Powell
Psychotherapist fined for implanting memories
Otedola appears before PoliceTask Force, says I have nothing to hide
SEC contract staff denied access to the premises
Gunmen kill Yobe Assembly's Deputy Leader
Court jails mother, 3 kids for assault
Oshiomhole urges Jonathan to allow the people's will to prevail
Balyesa's state of emergency on education
National insecurity and the Abia solution
Removal of police check points has reduced corruption – IGP
Al-Qaeda blames Germany over botched kidnap raid in Nigerian
SEC sends Arunma Oteh on compulsory leave
FG commences provision of 370,000 jobs nationwide
Monday, June 11, 2012
S-West ACN states declare June 12 real Democracy Day
Violence: PDP raises alarm, slams ACN
PDP power tussle: Habu Fari fires back at Oyinlola
Reps query alleged diversion of PTDF's fund
Protest over parking fees cripple activities at Ikeja Mall
Pollution: Reps advises shutting of Warri Refinery
I told EFCC about bribe money in April – Lawan Farouk
CJN to Judges: Stop issuing frivolous ex-parte injunctions
Another flying coffin drops from the sky
Customs impounds 3 contraband-laden containers
Boko Haram: S-East CAN threatens to retaliate killings of Christians
Nigeria saves N1.4bn from transformer repairs
Dana plane crash victims get relief materials
Lagos govt won't ban Okada – Lawmaker
Monarchs task FG on insecurity
Gunmen kill 27, injure 8 in Zamfara
Bomb scare cripples Plateau Poly
Govt urged to enforce law prohibiting erection of tall buildings, masts near airports
NIPR pledges to stamp out quackery
Shocker for the Police in Kogi
Plateau moves to enforce Okada ban
NBA Ikeja crisis: Court threatens to strike out case
Oyo PDP, ACN trade words over sack of 3,000 workers
Poor implementation of federal projects in C-River worries govt
Ijaw group accuses NDDC rep of neglect, seeks FG's intervention
Impact of cashlite still minimal – Rewane
Estate surveyors in fresh membership drive
Skye Bank targets N99.7bn third quarter revenue
Edo guber poll: NLC tasks INEC
Ogun awards 32km Sango-Ijoko Agbado road to Brazilian firm
$3m BRIBERY SCANDAL: House weighs sanctions for Farouk
Study explains why black women are more likely to die of cervical cancer
Nosak Group laments non payment of EEG
Commissioner to Deltans: Be patient with Uduaghan
Ex-finance minister condemns CBN's usurpation of fiscal, monetary policies
Streamline roles of emergency agencies – EPAN
Take smoky automobiles off Lagos roads – Jibunoh
NUJ urges FG to intensify fight against kidnapping
Edo guber: ANPP chair tasks INEC on free, fair polls
Amike lauds First Bank, Okagbare
Amavubi storm Nigeria with 40-man delegation
Shevchenko delivers for Ukraine
Apple challenges Google, unveils maps program
Researchers find origin cells for cervical cancer
'They want to kill me,save me, Mubarak cries
Dangote has justified GCON award -Jonathan
6 suspects arrested over ATM robbery in Lagos
Collapsed Bridge: Transporters hike fares in Enugu
There are no old aircrafts in our fleet – Kabo Air
Lagos declares Tuesday, June 12 public holiday
Vatican voices 'pain' at attacks on churches
Robbers kill 23 in Zamfara villages
Niger govt uncovers 7,000 ghost workers
Ajimobi sacks 3,000 Oyo workers
Gas Flaring: Community expresses concern, calls for sanction on Mobil
Baraje dismisses ACN, CPC merger talks as wishful thinking
Kabo Air denies media reports on its aircrafts
How to mortgage the future of Edo State
7TH ASSEMBLY: Senate is living up to expectation – Sen Okowa
6000 Nigerians in foreign jails over drug offences
USA Can't Fight Nigeria's Corruption
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Dana AIR crash: US investigators arrive
'With cassava, wheat in our flour we can tackle diabetes'
Court hears human rights case June 28
NDLEA nabs council official over drug trafficking
Lagos moves to restrict container traffic on Lagos roads
24-hour port operations: Customs, operators frustrate presidential order
$3m BRIBERY SCANDAL: Lawan Farouk on his own – Reps
Cashless: CBN to acquire new fraud prevention system
S-East leaders hold parley, set up c'ttee on constitution amendment
Flood wreaks havoc in Port Harcourt
2014 guber race: Obi makes case for Anambra North
92% Nigerians optimistic about online shopping – Survey
Lagos to deliver 50 houses monthly
Police kill 3 kidnappers, rescue 2 victims in Delta
Share value on NSE depreciates by N338.34bn
Dana: Victims' families deserve more than $100,000 — Falana
NFF appeals for Obodo's release
My heart goes with death of my last born – Mother of plane crash victim
IFRS: 'Unnecessary fines could prompt vote of no confidence on managements
Police arrest suspected cultist during initiation
Bayelsa Assembly reverses Speaker's impeachment
Senate flays multinationals over employment discrimination
Ondo govt to revoke contract on Akure Stadium project
Farounbi, veteran journalist now Ambassador designate
Ahmed's articulated governance in Kwara
NAHCO Aviance increases authorised capital, eyes African expansion
Italian minister condemns 'ethnic cleansing' in Nigeria
Relatives of victims meet Fashola, weigh options for release of bodies
Christian Obodo regains freedom
Boko Haram claims church attacks
We lost concentration, says Keshi
Truck driver docked for allegedly obstructing Fashola's convoy
Osun: Promoting religious tolerance and diversity
Jos blast: Pastor, wife, children among 52 victims on admission
STF says 5 killed in Jos suicide bomb, reprisal attacks
Jos blast: Relations besiege BUTH to check loved ones
Scores feared dead in suicide bomb attack on church in Jos
How to boost African cinema, by Robert De Niro
Two killed, hundreds injured as gunmen attack church in Borno
Militants demand N1bn reparation, give Jonathan June 21 deadline
FG earmarks N100bn to support new electricity tariff regime, says NERA
Saturday, June 09, 2012
7-days after Dana Crash: Blackout aborts flights' landing in Abuja
Paying more for darkness: How the hike in electricity tariff affects you
2015: Buhari, Tinubu bury ambitions, to anoint candidate
Fuel subsidy probe: House wades into alleged $600,000 bribe scandal
World Cup: Enyeama's act costs Eagles full marks
Walking Zulu Sofola's lane at Atlantic Hall
Obodo: Police comb Effurun, Warri for kidnappers
Agony of a woman: 'I lost husband, two children to chieftaincy tussle'
Banking sector risks: W/Africa Monetary Zone calls for close supervision
Post mortem as a national hobby
Ex-militant leader, fighters turn to beggars in N-Delta
Dana: Air crash reports doctored – Ex Aviation Minister
Stop labeling Eagles, Okenla charges Nigerians
Three killed in cult war in Calabar
Oshiomhole challenges minister on N2.6billion contract
Tragedy averted on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway as oil tanker falls, spills contents
Edo poll: Anenih warns against violence
DNA: Fashola meets relations of Dana air crash victims
Gulder 5-Aside: Ikpeba, Rufai, set the stage for grand finale
Dana air crash: Jonathan urged to sack non performing ministers
EURO 2012: Denmark stuns Netherlands 1-0
Super Eagles star, Christian Obodo kidnapped
Rector locked out as workers protest non-payment of allowances
Group scores Jonathan high on economy, employment
Former Eagles star, Obodo kidnapped…as Delta FA frowns at his lifestyle
Why air crash reports are never released, by Fani-Kayode, ex-Aviation Minister
Akwa Ibom: A model of good governance
UN condemns killing of peacekeepers in Ivory Coas
June 12 is beyond Abiola – Shettima
Fresh scandal brews over Farouk Lawan's $600,000 bribery scandal
Sack Aviation Committees – Atseyinku
Driver absconds with employer's three kids
War Against Terrorism: IG upgrades Office of AIG Intelligence
Four Medical students of Igbinedion University kidnapped
Nobody can islamise Nigeria – Methodist Prelate
Friday, June 08, 2012
Air crash: Anger trails Health Minister's visit to LASUTH
We lost our people out of negligence – Relations
NAS tells FG to make public reports on Dana Air Crash
We've not settled down since that Sunday – Crash site residents
Why we shunned resettlement camp – Aircrash displaced victims
Pains, anguish as families besiege LASUTH mortuary
Nigeria is yet to have democracy – Fasehun
P Square, Flavour, others to rock Port Harcourt
Edo guber: NEDG fixes guber debate for Oshiomhole, Airhiavbere; others for June 26-July 5
Poor disaster response sealed fate of victims – Ekhomu
JUNE 12: An albatross in Nigeria's democracy
Untold story of Lancelot Imasuen's face-off with business partner
War against crime: Orji donates 25 vehicles to soldiers
Dana Crash: Neglect, pain, despair push survivors to devastating brink
Can Keshi's Eagles douse the Flames in Blantyre?
CONTROVERSY! Enebeli Enebuwa lied – Pastor Sign Fireman
June 12 remains our national nemesis – Opadokun
One feared dead, 15 vehicles burnt as fuel tanker falls into Addax building
FG deports 4,000 illegal immigrants, denies 16,000 entry visas
Eight Killed, 24 injured in Maiduguri twin bomb blasts
ACF, CLO, others applaud US report on corruption in Nigeria
Animal farming easiest way of gaining employment, income – Expert
I'm in love with Asa's works – M Mashal
I pledge to Nigeria my country…..
FG builds new defence sections in Bamako and Niamey
It's not good to be afraid of the unknown – Onomeregbor
Fire guts Bauchi Television, destroys studio
I will personally supervise removal of illegal structures – Obi
NNPC denies plans to refund N3.098tn to federation account
I like giving without holding back – Joy Okobi
JTF destroys illegal refinery in Delta
I am divinely called to be a priest of God – Adebiyi
Osun declares June 12 as public holiday
World cup qualifier: Eagles will not be deterred – Ambrose
Suicide blast kills two at police HQ in Maiduguri
Olaitan Oyerinde: Rest not in peace until…
CPC/ACN merger talks: No progress yet, says Buhari
DANA: AIB departs Nigeria for America with black box
Dana crash: Black box for test in the US
Racism rears its head again on eve of Euro 2012
NSCDC parades woman, 7 others for selling fake products
Maritime stakeholder, arrested for writing to President Jonathan
Customs Comptroller arrested for alleged gun-running
Suspected assassins murder Benue cleric
FG not implementing anti-corruption laws – US
Thursday, June 07, 2012
How Ondo monarch attempted to rape housewife, police tell court
Dana crash: Ghosts' scare grips Iju residents
Dana crash: Aviation experts kick against Obakpolo probe panel
Reps threaten to over-ride President on unsigned bills
Jonathan harps need for equitable distribution free textbooks in schools
Muslims want Ondo guber poll shifted
Arowolo: Court admits 20 photos as exhibits
3 more Eagles drop out of Blantyre battle
ONE YEAR AFTER: Yuguda's story in Bauchi
POL SNIPES: If Abacha had lived?
Heavy traffic build up in Enugu as Abakpa-Nike bridge colapses
Christian lawyers fault FG on Alamajiri schools
Union Bank boss makes case for agric financing
PHCN, FBN risk contempt over power purchase agreement
DNA examination of crash victims begins
Workers benefit more under democracy – Labour
Shock as taskforce flushes illegal squatters from under bridges
Drumbeat as Femi Kuti marks golden jubilee
Yes, Jonathan has delivered for his friends – El-Rufai
Isoko youths sue minister, Shell, others over onshore oil facilities' sale
DANA PLANE CRASH: Who 'll wear her wedding gown now?
PDP tackles Lagos Assembly over Aviation Minister
Moral decadence, root of economic crimes – Lamorde
At last, a lifeline for border communities
Of Mikel Obi and Kojo Williams
NGO mobilises $31m for establishment of grazing reserves
Industrialist seeks SMEs exemption from IFRS
Alleged N6.5bn fraud: Sylva secures N100m bail
Bala Mohammed and Abuja renewal
Afghans, Pakistanis training Islamists in Mali
Wife sues ex-husband for neglecting child
Heavy traffic in Enugu as Abakpa-Nike bridge collapses
FG commences distribution of textbooks to schools
FOU Zone 'A' intercepts contrabands valued at N100m in 2 wks
F.G needs N20.6trn to provide adequate power
Legislating for a greater Delta State
Alleged N558m fraud: Court okays Ehindero for trial June 28
New Villarreal coach dies of heart attack
Osun poly students remanded over alleged murder
RESEARCH & DEVT: Palm oil is another black gold – Prof Ekpa
Boko Haram claims ex-police chief's killing
U.S. yet to tag Boko Haram as terrorist organisation
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Unilag: Jonathan writes NASS to ratify name
Jonathan lacks power to okay my recall, Salami tells NJC
We are not complying with Aviation Act – Capt. Dele Ore
Our encounter with ill-fated plane – Ministers
Mikel Obi Foundation for launch tomorrow
Immigration arrests alleged human trafficker, 8 victims
DANA Air crash: Jonathan vows to punish those indicted
DANA: How I escaped with my daughter – Survivor
Football failures: Keshi blames anxiety
Nigerians pay N160bn tuition on 71,000 children in Ghana
Entrepreneurship: Adeboye's aide wants curriculum restructured
FG inaugurates committee on eradication of mass illiteracy
Bauchi Church attack victims are buried
16 die as JTF, gunmen clash in Borno
Non-uniformity of varsities' academic calendar worries JAMB
Youths in Anambra protest murder of colleagues
Fayemi shuns call to contest second term
Concern over NDDC's failure to submit 2012 budget
Academia, govt and industry must work together for Nigeria – Aladekomo
Dana plane crash: Falana seeks coroner's inquest
I watched my brother burn to death – Survivor
Police arrest perm sec, 3 others over burglary at Enugu SUBEB office
Delta realised N1.5bn not N1.5trn in five years, says commissioner
African economy at risk over Greece's exit from EMU – StanChart
Chairmanship aspirant die in auto crash
Eagles move up in Fifa rankings
Law Pavilion launches blackberry application
Aluko, Moses adjusting to Eagles style
POLITICAL METABOLISM: Now that Lagos Doctors are back
As the bill to amend the Central Bank Act runs into hot water…(2)
China, Russia 'decisively against' Syria regime change
Queen Elizabeth II visits husband in hospital
Dana Crash: Jonathan vows to deal with culprits
Llyods of London, Dana's insurer to pay adequate compensations
Malawi to receive $157m IMF loan
Search for bodies ends at crash site
JTF kills16 suspected militants
Plane crash: Residents apprehensive about ghosts
Jonathan forwards bills on renaming of UNILAG, others to Senate
Wogu inaugurates PHCN Biometric Reconciliation Panel
Solar plane makes world's first intercontinental flight
Dana Air Crash: CBN releases names of staff victims
Changing face of Abia's healthcare
Customers accuse bank of forceful use of ATM cards
Ekiti to expend N66m on hospitals renovation
US kills Al-Qaeda number two in drone strike
Queen hosts Commonwealth lunch without ill husband
Budget implementation: Reps to meet Finance Minister today
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Journalist kidnapped in Imo, as abducted doctor regains freedom
Police arrest suspected OPC leader
Obasanjo's aides lobbied for 3rd-term – Mamora
Witness' absence stalls Daniel's trial
Nigeria hosts world gastroenterologists
Gowon arrives Benin for projects' commissioning
'Eagles will fly high in Malawi'
Ijaw youths warn SPDC over employment
Alleged N6.5bn fraud: Sylva docked, remanded in EFCC custody
Ex-Military chief proffer solution to insecurity
Trade between Nigeria, Britain rise by 67%
Dana Air disaster: Potential health hazards loom
Ogun House threatens 11 ex-lawmakers over N250m
Armed policemen seal off Bayelsa Assembly complex
Recalled Lagos doctors resume work today
PLANE CRASH LATEST: More trouble for DANA
'Good corporate governance necessary for ICT sector'
Lagos NBA to honour Tinubu, Fashola, Suswam, others
Absence of rules is stalling market making – Stakeholders
LASACO reiterates commitment to oil and gas insurance
Inadequate capacity hinders enforcement of regulations – Unegbu
Court dismisses Statoil appeal
Senate Presidency: The differences of David Mark
Oil imports should be insured in Nigeria – Experts
Families seek pay out from TOTAL over gas eruption
$23bn m-health market exists for operators – GSMA
Our solution would transform learning in Nigeria – Learning Curve boss
We will clip Eagles wings – Malawi
Dana crash: Ashafa assures Nigerians of thorough probe
Dana Crash: Fashola declares 7 days mourning
Court stops INEC on PDP congress
Gunmen kill retired DIG, two others in Kano
Super Eagles will improve, says Green
Air Nigeria debunks report on airworthiness
Kwara compensates fire victims
Bauchi suicide attack killed 21, injured 45 – CAN
B-r-e-a-k-i-n-g N-e-w-s: Gunfire, blasts hit Maiduguri
FG withdraws Dana Air operating license
Fire outbreak averted at Redeemer's University
EFCC arraigns Sylva for N6.46 billion fraud
UBN refunds proceeds of failed rights offering
Senate orders suspension of Dana Airlines operations
Farm animals: Vital to secure Nigeria's food future
Nigeria's democracy: Institution founded on anti-Nigerian ideology
Juju scare rocks Ekiti teachers' assessment test
UNILAG to MAULAG: Students sue President over name-change
Gunmen kidnap medical doctor as robbers kill tailor
NLC demands review of all airlines' operating licences
Monday, June 04, 2012
NNPC mourns departed colleagues
Victims' relatives throng crash site
Oil makes deepest monthly drop in three years
Nigerian companies recount experience at OTC
Reps warns contractors over River Niger dredging
115 corpses recovered, deposited at LASUTH, mainland mortuaries
Lagos doctors collect recall letters
Bauchi suicide attack killed 21 dead, injured 45 – CAN
My boys wasted lots of opportunities – Keshi
Petroleum: PEF goes tough on fake distribution claims
Army parades 58 suspected oil thieves, robbers in Edo
More companies closing down, laments CANMPEF
NMA, Reckitt Bekinser partner for a healthy society
Faulty mortgage sector, impediment to affordable housing
Keshi dissects Calabar victory
DANA forced Ill-fated plane to fly – Staff alleges
TUC accuses govt of undermining local refining
Trading in FGN bonds dips by 0.34%
FG fast tracks minerals development in Nigeria
Plane crash: Ughelli, Uwheru thrown into mourning over Obrutse's death
JTF blames oil companies for rising oil theft
Crash major setback for aviation industry – Jonathan
FG spends $1bn on gas pipeline
Growing puzzle on why plane crashed
I laid a fresh foundation for Abia – Gov.Orji
Insurance operators move to curb financial crimes
Lekki Scheme 2: Develop plots now or forfeit them – Fashola
SUBSIDY PROBE: SSANU calls for pump price slash
ELECTRICITY: The new tariff war
Corruption, representative electoral democracy and prebendal governance
Microsoft announces worldwide finalists for Imagine Cup 2012
Falconets to face Brazil, Korea in 2012 FIFA U-20 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP
Private sector key to resource development
Firemen justify 'slow motion' at crash site
Oil bunkering undermining Nigerian economy
Nigerian Content – A Demand for Increased Collective Responsibility
Cleric calls for ban of airline
Gunmen kill 25-yr-old man in Maiduguri
Road to Esuk Mba Slave Market…
Plane crash: Lagos govt to conduct DNA on recovered bodies
Soldier kills one student over girlfriend in Gombe
Dana: Rescuers used pure water to douse plane's fire
NNPC to intensify oil search in Chad basin
Concern over ConocoPhillips' exit from Nigeria
Imagine Cup Turns 10: A Decade of Inspiring Students to Dream Big
Two people rescued from collapsed Benin hospital building
Bauchi Church bombing: We did it, says Boko Haram
4 men bag jail term for conspiracy
Bauchi church bombings: Boko Haram claims responsibility
Dana Plane Crash : Army to cater for families of dead officers
Towards a more effective United Nations
Ajuonuma's death would create vacuum in oil, gas industry – Mobil
Dana opens information center, sympathies with victims' families
Fashola rescues three kids from crash site
Professors' retirement at 70 will result in redundancy – Oyesiku
Maj-Gen Tahir Uma not involved in Dana Air plane crash -Army
Husband kills wife, mutilates body
Jonathan visits crash site, pledges better air safety
That Anyaoku's proposition about Edo governance
Nigerian student receives 7 awards at New York's varsity
Maj-Gen Tahir Umar not involved plane crash – Army
Police fire tear gas at surging crowd at Lagos crash site
Lagos Plane Crash: More bodies recovered as Jonathan visits
DANA AIR CRASH: Six Chinese on board
'Pilot in Lagos crash an American'
At least 62 bodies recovered from plane crash site
Tragedy as 60-yr-old widow murdered in her home
DANA AIR CRASH: Govs, senators, ministers, others lament
A disaster forewarned: I'm looking for my cousin and his wife- Capt Tito
Sunday, June 03, 2012
Police arrest suspected kidnapper of 6-yr-old girl in Enugu
Delayed rescue operation wasted lives – Residents
Tears as relations of crash victims storm airport
First anniversary: We have been taken for a ride – Yadudu
Babalakin faults FG over concession agreement
Autonomy is important but CBN needs to restructure itself – Unegbu
Inefficient power sector bane of private investment, national devt
President Jonathan reacts to Bauchi church suicide attacks
Ekiti teachers begin strike over test
Fears grip traders in Imo as gunmen abduct one of them
Shareholders sue CBN over cost of reforms, recoveries from Cecilia
Ogun set to build new workers' estate
'21 million trapped in forced labour'
FIRS grants tax exemption to banks' holding companies
CBN cashless policy benchmarks Nigeria's economy in Africa – MasterCard
Onitsha lawyers task IG on free bail
NSE: Declining trend persists, as investment value dips by N86bn
Mutual funds value dips by N135m in one week
Nigeria needs value added production, not import substitution
FDI inflow to Africa grows by 27% – Ernst & Young
Ikimi cautions PDP over councils' invasion
FG moves to enhance SGBs' access to local, Int markets
Senate summons PHCN boss over delay in power projects
UNILAG: Akande opposes name-change
Keshi dedicates win to Lagos crash victims
Complete Manifest of Lagos Dana Air crash
Nigerians react to Eagles 1-0 victory over Namibia
FG to supply pupils with books in core subjects
IFC, AfDB sign ISDA agreement to expand local currency finance
Democracy Day: Nigerians should be objective in assessing Jonathan — Odeh
National Tax policy guidelines and rules (5)
Dana Air crash: Passengers' relations besiege MMA2 Terminal
Dana plane crash: I 've lost everything I have, says BAT staff
No survivor in Dana Air crash in Lagos – Demuren, NCAA boss
Investigation into Dana Air crash has begun, says NCAA boss
Jonathan delares 3 days of mourning for plane crash victims
Kwara Gov prays for victims of plane crash, bomb blast
Levi Ajuonuma others killed in Lagos plane crash
Uche saved Nigerian in late winning
153 passengers feared killed as plane crashes in Lagos
Breaking news: Plane crash in Lagos
Oshiomhole slashes private school levies by 25 percent
Suicide blast kills nine in Bauchi church
Atta Mills visits Ghana plane crash victims
The applicant who says she is not jobless
2015: APGA plans restructuring, to field presidential candidate
Saturday, June 02, 2012
Lagos doctors: 'Reinstatement letters ready'
Extra-judicial killings in the North: We didn't do it, JTF tells Elders
Craft expo is catalyst to economic development – Tourism Minister
UNILAG: Yoruba leaders flay protests over renaming to MKO Varsity
30 killed in Nasarawa: ACF condemns mayhem, says it is barbaric
NMA directs Lagos doctors to resume work
Ekiti, teachers disagree on test
Govt should accept they can't run Nigeria -Alile
Corps members now posted to only where they are secure – NYSC D-G
Nigeria's increasing population: Problems arising
Jonathan Vs Salami: Why Adoke chose to play "the black sheep"
Liyel Imoke…. star unveiled at Kolanut Centre
Jonathan's oilgate: Greasing the exit gate
Adeboye boosts science education with N50m endowment
2014 World Cup: Eagles on redemption flight against Namibia
Oritsejafor, Alile, others task parents on child upbringing
Scars everywhere in Akwa Ibom villages four years after pogrom
World Bank, Lagos govt meet on gender policy
Why we fight poverty, heart diseases – Stella Okoli, MD, Emzor
Why we are honoring Mimiko – Institute of Town Planners
Minister lists gains of transformation agenda on agric
Abducted 18-month-old rescued; suspected kidnapper shot dead
Breaking news: Olashore, ex-First Bank MD, dies
Air France begins Abuja-Paris flight June 4
Investments in Apapa terminal hit $330million
Super Eagles are beatable – Namibian Head Coach
Nigeria vs Namibia: Enyeama calls for prayers
Kenyan student kills, eats housemate
Earnings from solid mineral sector will surpass oil –Monye
EDO 2012: A leader's last but lost political battle
FG affirms N485 m intervention fund for public universities
Two injured in 24 vehicles multiple crash
Hosni Mubarak sentenced to life in prison
New UNN Deputy VC makes case for true moral re-armament
Friday, June 01, 2012
UNILAG too big for MKO – Students
Boko Haram strange development to the nice people of the North – Suswan
Ezeji confident Eagles can fly over Namibia
UNILAG Renamed : Thank you Mr. President ,but …
I-N-C-R-E-D-A-B-L-E: Some pastors sleep with people's wives – Obaseki
In Bayelsa: It's from despair to hope
S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G: How female student was killed by a cannibal
Nigeria will feel us, Namibia coach vows
The truth about the Ntan Obu massacre
FAAN's MD contempt not committed in the face of court
S-Court dashes ACN's bid to sack Governor Akpabio
Epe, a community where electricity is a mirage
Police, UNILAG students clash again
Calabar cracker: Show class against Namibia or . . .
Funke Akindele and beau, off to UK for honeymoon
NDLEA seizes 2,476Kg of hard drugs in Kogi
P-square signs business pact with South African music group
Munachi, Modenine settle rift at Industry Nite
Four robbers killed for attempting to rob Police in Ogun
Stars shine as Shange George Finds Goodluck
Truth Commission wounds up proceedings
I don't have any role model – Adekola
Ogun govt silent on fuel tanker explosion
Navy offers free medical treatment in Kogi, Delta
Ondo Guber Poll: Ehinlanwo declares interest
World Cup qualifier: Don't panic, Bassey urges Nigerians
Recalled Lagos doctors demand for official letters
Training should not be seen as a stressful exercise says Dr.Odhomo
Be patient with Keshi, Izagbo begs Nigerians
Mimiko disburses N83m loan to Ondo farmers
Anger in Imo State, as criminals continue to terrorize residents
New tariff or stable electricity: Which one comes first?
How dare-devil kidnappers were arrested after sex with victim
Keshi's rebuilding process in right direction – Omokaro
U-17 Womens World Cup: Coach Devdebo searches for more players
Lagos urges 788 sacked doctors to report HSC
I had a thrilling moments as a broadcaster – Ndidi Osaka
Have sex on set ? Surely Kelvin Ikeduba
Jonathan commissions first locally- built defence boat
Gabon in moves for biometric voting
NUPENG calls off solidarty strike
Provost of UNIZIK medical school kidnapped
I learnt cooking during my service year – Gbenga Adebija
Cancer visited Julia uninvited, she fought and won
Nuns' group to challenge a Vatican overhaul plan
Borno spends over N1b on poverty alleviation
Ferguson urges United fans to keep faith
Osazuwa can win African championship gold – Ogba
S.Leone receives $3mn WTO fund to tourism
Jobless rate dented Obama's reelection hopes
Police fire tear gas to disperse student protesters
Re-naming of UNILAG: Pat Utomi, others condemn FG's decision
Allegations of corruption: FCT Minister must intervene
Queen Elizabeth's movies show life behind Buckingham
DDC machines: ACN's dishonesty and INEC's clarifications
SSS arrests man for cloning Gov Elechi phone number
Motorists groan as floods take over Oshodi-Apapa Expressway
Battle of wits as UNILAG remains shut
Lagos AG urges aggrieved persons to seek NASS reversal
ICPC investigates monetisation of exam marks
My purported healing is not true – Enebeli Elebuwa
ONE YEAR AFTER: Rising debt profile raises fear, tension
C-River community disowns monarch for allegedly selling cemetery
Thursday, May 31, 2012
10 killed in multiple tanker explosions, building collapse
Imoke banishes 'barefooted runners' from Cross River
Keshi: No pressures, no must win mandate
Customers to provide National Identity Number at banks – CBN
Erosion: Bayelsa community under threat of extinction
It's absurd to think I'm gay – Charly Boy
NNPC's inefficiency costs Nigeria $65m – KPMG
Critical observations on Nigeria's economic and political stability
Moses: We will overrun Namibia
Akala was not a good example for us – Gov Ajimobi
Mangroves: A vanishing resource (2)
Informal workers call for massive investment in critical sectors
New electricity tariff takes off today
ICPC seizes Trade, Investment Ministry dep director's properties


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- What are the benefits of the Chrome extension?
- Get started with Hotspot Shield for Chrome
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- How to change virtual locations
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Confectionary Medium Size California Natural Seedless Raisins, Oil Coated
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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 3 - Advanced)
Topic: Time-consuming (02/24/11)
- TITLE: Time to Think
By Virgil Youngblood
An unnamed author declared "Sin will take you farther than you intended to go, keep you longer than you intended to stay, and cost you more than you intended to pay." The distance and the cost hinge on staying longer than intended.
The apostle Paul counseled, "See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil." (Ephesians 5:15-16) Redeeming infers buying back or reclaiming time that was lost. It also means to use well the time that we have, to not become so busy that we are distracted from the work we are called to do.
Because "all have sinned," all have time that needs redeeming. If we have received God's gift (John 3:16) and the promise of eternal life, we also have been given an assignment.
Paul instructs, "Walk in wisdom toward those that are without, redeeming the time. Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that you may know how you ought to answer every man." (Colossians 4: 5-6)
Jesus commissioned us to "Go … and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you …": (Mark 28: 19-20)
That classic race between the tortoise and the hare illustrates a worthwhile point. It's not how fast we are moving toward the goal but rather, do we stay on mission? Choose you this day whom you will serve is a choice to be made with every sunrise. The psalmist said, "This is the day the Lord has made. I will rejoice and be glad in it." When we keep our focus on our Creator, God helps us stay on course with His time management.
Years ago I was invited to join a Christian men's organization. But with a wife and three young children and a demanding work schedule, I didn't think I had any time to spare. But a wise counselor asked, "Would you consider joining on the basis that if God would have you be an active member then He will make the time available. And, if he doesn't, then your dues will still help the organization and you will receive some great inspirational literature."
I joined thinking I was only out a few dollars and had kept my busy schedule unchanged. But God did the unexpected. I have been an active participant in this ministry for over thirty-eight years. God gave me time I didn't think I had and I was the better for it. It's a mystery to me how God stretches time but I'm convinced that He does.
I have never forgotten the testimony of a woman in our church concerning answered prayer. Her burden was one of time management caused by her growing family. She petitioned God daily asking Him for patience. After her sixth child was born she quit praying that prayer – she realized God was giving her someone to be patient over. There is humor in that but a great truth also. God hears and answers our prayers, often in ways we do not immediately comprehend, or may never understand this side of heaven.
Do you remember reading in Revelation the scripture that says "…God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes…"? Why might there be tears in heaven? This scripture is frequently interpreted as God taking away our sadness and replacing it with gladness in heaven. That I believe, but there may also be another lesson to be learned here.
In the parable of the rich man and Lazarus both die. In Hades the rich man speaks asking Father Abraham to send Lazarus to quench his thirst. When that is denied, for no one can cross that great gulf that separates them, he asks that Lazarus be sent to warn his brothers so that do not end up where he now is.
Did you notice that after Lazarus and the rich man died, there is seeing and hearing and feeling, conversation and memory?
Can heaven's tenants see the unsaved on earth as did the rich man speaking about his lost brothers? If so, their tears may well relate to how they spent their time with family and friends and others placed in their path during their earthly journey. Time they now cannot redeem.
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Learning to trust is one of life's most difficult tasks.
- Isaac Watts
Past couple weeks have been pretty rough for me. Three weeks ago, on a Sunday night I came down with a high fever, chills and joint aches. I spent the next 4 days in bed
sleeping miserable. I finally went to the doctor when my fever spiked to 103.7, which I believe is a record for me, as I'm normally quite healthy. My husband immediately took me to the doctor, who informed us that it was a case of the flu, and that fevers higher than 102 are especially dangerous for women my age (my age?! I'm only 40!) because it can cause dehydration, fogginess, and even delirium.
I am usually a rather assertive, get-things-done kind of person. I do not like to procrastinate, and I'm not one to engage in idle chit chat. In other words, I'm a terrible patient. So that Monday night I was faced with a huge problem: I couldn't fly the plane anymore. I couldn't Pilot. I literally could not talk coherently (during the doctor visit, my normally attentive doctor actually stopped talking to me and addressed my husband exclusively), and I was too weak to carry on a prolonged conversation anyway. I couldn't keep thoughts in my head, and, well….just couldn't. But I had training sessions to conduct. Return phone calls and emails to handle. Life doesn't just stop because you're sick, and life doesn't really care if you can't Pilot anymore. It goes on…sometimes without you. So I did the bravest thing I've ever done.
I asked other people to completely Pilot me and my life.
My husband ended up doing return phone calls and explaining my situation (and fortunately, clients and potential clients were all exceptionally gracious). Sessions had to be cancelled and rebooked. Emails had to be attended to by people other than me. Facebook posts, website maintenance (of course the Darwin Dogs' webpage crashed right then), Twitter, Instagram….all had to be handled by Not Me. It was terrifying. Not only that, but my personal life! I had to have someone else grocery shop, and while my husband is an active parent in my child's life, we co-parent. I was asking him to do everything from homework to meal planning to brushing my daughter's hair. I had to ask my friend to pick up my children from school every day; each day I thought I'd get better…each day I didn't. It was exceptionally difficult for me, to say the least.
The thing to remember is that Piloting is a big piggy bank: whomever has the most money in their piggy bank is Pilot. So for example, when I'm in a strange city with my husband, he is usually in charge of navigation because he's better at it, or has more money in his Piloting Piggy Bank than I do when it comes to navigation. But if I'm just with my children in a strange city, I Pilot, because I have more money in my Piloting Piggy Bank when it comes to navigation than they do. I had no money in my Piloting Piggy Bank for anything…everyone was in a better position to Pilot than I was. And that's a truly terrifying place to be.
But then I thought of my Sparta. Sparta happens to be very dog-reactive. She isn't a bad dog (she's incredible), but she's convinced that every other dog out there is a vicious predator who is trying to kill her. Nobody made her that way, she wasn't traumatized, nor was she subjected to vicious dogs herself. Some dogs are just like that. She has a legitimate fear (at least in her mind). I don't pooh-pooh that. We all have phobias, and quite frankly, hers makes more sense than most phobias. My phobia is a fear of heights. I seriously doubt anyone on this planet could Pilot me enough to get me to walk across the Golden Gate Bridge, or to skydive. But there I was, asking her to do the equivalent every day.
Every time I take Sparta for a walk, there is the potential she will meet her phobia: another dog. She trusts me enough to allow me to Pilot her through her phobia, right past that dog. It isn't always easy, and sometimes I need to Pilot her more than others, but she has made tremendous progress, and I love her for it, and am grateful for her faith in me.
Being Piloted can be very scary. I had never had to have anyone Pilot me to such an extent as now. Yes, things were dropped (a missed training session, and several phone calls that slipped through the cracks), just as I'm not always perfect when I'm Piloting Sparta. But gradually you build a trust. Gradually you realize that even though the other person isn't perfect, they are better equipped to Pilot than you are. It takes a while to build that trust, and now I know first hand.
Unfortunately, my recovery from the "flu" has been anything but simple, and therefore has required me to ask for help, or be Piloted, for a long duration. What started off as flu-like symptoms were finally diagnosed as a severe kidney infection in conjunction with kidney stones. I'm still not healthy yet, but I'm learning that when I can't safely Pilot myself through life, that trusting someone to Pilot me isn't actually as scary as I thought it would be.
I imagine that's how Sparta felt.
The more I Pilot her, the easier it gets to Pilot her. The more people help me recover, the easier it gets to trust my friends and family to help Pilot my life, and the faster I can recover. I've also learned that the best Pilots are able to accept when they can't Pilot a situation anymore, and need to step back and let others take over. Even if just for a little while.
Kerry Stack
Darwin Dogs
Dog Training in Cleveland, Ohio


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The Gipper okayed genocide in Guatemala
How Reagan Promoted Genocide
February 21, 2013
Special Report: A newly discovered document reveals that President Reagan and his national security team in 1981 approved Guatemala's extermination of both leftist guerrillas and their "civilian support mechanisms," a green light that opened a path to genocide against hundreds of Mayan villages, reports Robert Parry.
By Robert Parry
Soon after taking office in 1981, President Ronald Reagan's national security team agreed to supply military aid to the brutal right-wing regime in Guatemala to pursue the goal of exterminating not only "Marxist guerrillas" but their "civilian support mechanisms," according to a newly disclosed document from the National Archives.
Over the next several years, the military assistance from the Reagan administration helped the Guatemalan army do just that, engaging in the slaughter of some 100,000 people, including what a truth commission deemed genocide against the Mayan Indians in the northern highlands.
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Monday, April 30, 2012
It's not really fair to review a youth production of "Moby Dick! The Musical." With a cast of mostly home-educated kids, there wasn't a lot of polished talent onstage. A lot of enthusiasm, yes, and some natural talent, but nothing at the level of most area high schools.
That said, the production did a wonderful job of highlighting the delightful show itself. The concept is that an all-girl school is running short on cash and decides to raise money by doing an original musical version of "Moby Dick" during a parents' weekend. Most of the roles are taken by the girls, with a few male roles filled by the school's headmaster, janitors, and security guards. The score is generally jaunty and rock-flavored, and was played superbly by a duo of keyboard artists.
Elizabeth Blakemore's direction and Mahalia Jackson's music direction brought out the most from the cast, but the most amazing part of the show, I thought, was the choreography. The kids were not naturally graceful, but Sims Lamason gave them movements that relied more on mass effect than on individual steps. It was seeing the opening number, with lines of choristers in an arc miming rowing, that I knew the show was in capable hands. The joyful memory of that choreography has stayed with me for the past two years.
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Alizarin is a chemical compound found naturally in the roots of some species in the madder family, and produced synthetically from an anthraquinone base. In pure form, alizarin is reddish-orange and can be used as a pigment or dye for a wide variety of projects. It is famous for being very color-fast and visually bold and has been used by a number of human civilizations in arts and crafts, as well as in the production of fabrics for uniforms and other wear. The compound is referenced in the name of alazarin crimson, a color historically made with this compound.
One madder species, Rubia tinctorum or dye madder, has high concentrations of this compound in its roots. A number of early human societies in regions like Egypt and India used madder in the production of dyes for clothing, as well as pigments for paint. Alizarin was the famous red used in the production of military uniforms for England in the 18th century, and was also used in the production of French army uniforms.
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It is still possible to find alizarin-based dyes made with madder, rather than synthetics. Some crafters are interested in working with natural plant dyes and may harvest, process, and stabilize their own dyes to make them more durable and colorfast. Craft stores occasionally sell plant dyes commercially packaged for use by people interested in dying, but lacking the skills and facilities to prepare their dyes at home or in the workshop.
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@indemnifyme - I vaguely remember some red stained slides from biology class. It's interesting to know what the color is called!
I also find it interesting how advances in technology change the order of things, if you will. I'm sure a lot of people were happy about a better, cheaper alternative to alizarin. That is, except the people who were selling the madder!
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When I took painting class alizarin red was my favorite color to paint with! It's just so vivid.
I actually never made the connection that the same color is also used to stain slides. However, now that I think about it I can tell that the color from painting class and the color from biology was one in the same. How cool! I love when art and science intersect, even in a small way.
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Shaving cream fun!
Here's an idea that my sister told me about that sounds very messy, but is a lot of fun! Here is what we did. We went outside and sat around our patio table, which is made of plastic for easy clean up. I sprayed the top of the entire table with shaving cream. Then I would tell them different things in French and they would have to draw or write them. We practiced numbers, animals, body parts, and all sorts of other things.
When we were finished we just hosed down the table and that was that! If you don't have a big plastic outdoor table, you can also do this activity in a metal rectangle cake pan or something like that. Just make sure to do the activity outside so it will be easy to clean up. And since it's summertime, you can also hose off your kids if they get too dirty!


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That's it! Done! DNF 61%
This was slotted for the Genre: Horror square.
I hope everyone gets eaten.
Or buried in sand.
Or get trapped in the tomb if they ever get the damn thing open.
Maybe the Jinn will trap everyone in a magic lamp.
Don't care.
And the spy from Israel is banging the spy from, uh, wherever else it is in a weird not quite rape kind of way.
I found their first 'round' to be creepier than the thing stalking the tomb.
I don't even know what they have to do with the story.
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In fact, when I think of the federal government's brand now, I think of Schlitz beer. Schlitz was once a top national brew. But, in search of short-term gains, it began gradually reducing its quality in tiny increments to save money, substituting cheaper malt, fewer hops and "accelerated" brewing for its traditional approach.
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Dorothy L. Moffett, 91, of Marion, formerly of Lima, died at 10:10 a.m. Dec. 29, 2009, at Kingston Residence of Marion.
She was born Sept. 15, 1918, in Alger to Warren B. and Lucy Dempster Ramsdell, who preceded her in death. On April 13, 1941, she married Brice S. Moffett, who died Sept. 10, 1967.
Mrs. Moffett was a member of Prospect Street United Methodist Church, Marion. She was a 1936 graduate of Alger High School, where she was the valedictorian, and a 1940 graduate of Lima Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. In 1966, she received certification as a pediatric nurse practitioner from Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati. She retired in 1990 from nursing and went to work in real estate. She had been a member of PEO Lima Chapter and transferred to the Marion chapter. She was a member of the State of Ohio Nurses Association and the Allen County Diabetes League, where she had served as president.
Survivors include two daughters, Judy (Roger) Williams, of Marion, and Nancy (Ken) Badertscher, of Annapolis, Md.; a sister-in-law, Ann Ramsdell, of Lima; five grandchildren, Eric (Nancy E.) Badertscher, Alex Badertscher, Shawn (Amanda) Williams, Megan Bock and Chad Williams; and eight great-grandchildren, Sarah Badertscher, Darby Bock, Abby Bock, Theodore John Bock, Blaine Williams, Alexa Williams, Brooke Williams and Jackson Williams.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Paul and Jim Ramsdell; a sister, Betty Berry; and a sister-in-law, Virginia Ramsdell.
Graveside services will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday in Memorial Park Cemetery, Lima. The Rev. Joe Miller will officiate.
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yep…a summary of GCC's 2018 season!
Sep 13
2018 Season Summary
Sep 12
No double for WW as he gets pipped at the post in the GCC 2018 Bowling averages…
Sep 12
The Formerly Reigning Wrays, Reign Again…
In record time, our fearless Captain brings you the GCC Batting Averages for the season 2018…
Aug 17
Camden Casuals on a not so glorious 12th (of August)
Arriving on the stroke of Tea (great timing!), I found Camden had reached 167 in their 35 overs. Considering last week 199 had literally been a par score and a lot of rain had fallen in between time, it seemed a good score, to me at least.
Aug 15
Maurice Hyde
Maurice's Eulogy given by David Burden of Highgate Taverners on 14/8/2018 and a few more images celebrating Maurice's life.
Aug 15
Maurice `Moriarty`, `Mo` Hyde. 1937 -2018
Moriarty (as many knew him at GCC) worked in advertising for Saatchi & Saatchi, played cricket for MCC, Finchley, Highgate Taverners, Stoics and many other sides. He was a longstanding member of the MCC and the first President of the reformed Grantchester CC.
Aug 08
GCC vs The Flycatchers: Part 2
GCC's middle order were clearly intent on not embarrassing the England team (or India, for that matter) in terms of the number (or lack of number, to be more precise) of runs produced by the traditional engine room of any team. This collapse greeted me upon my arrival and was so rapid that I …
Aug 07
GCC vs Flycatchers, Scores tied with one ball to go…
A new classic or to quote the stroke making SL "It's up there with the legendary Reach match in the GGC classic fixture category" While missing the denouement, the camera was there earlier and has the following to share. ps Check out the newly added season finale on Sept 8th
Jul 17
It's going to be a Battle…
Battle CC make a first time visit to Spring Lane on Sunday but the Battle (or rather battle) I'm referring to is the selection of the…
Jun 13
Weekenders visit last err… Weekend
The aptly named Weekenders visited a glorious Spring Lane Field last Sunday (and I assume) promptly lost the toss. I arrived to find a GCC scoreboard reading 200 odd for 2. The scorebook was present and I thoughtfully took a picture to give a more informative tone to this report.
Jun 07
GCC vs Menzies XI
GCC has had success against all our opponents over the years…. except one. The Menzies XI who have regularly recruited a side where the victory has varied between comprehensive and comfortable over Grantchester's finest. Would this year be the time for the Menzies monkey to be prised from its perch upon the collective GCC back?
Jun 04
Great Lives
TK reports…. Had I have paid more attention to BBC Radio 4's Great Lives all those years ago I'd have passed my History 'O' Level – though maybe only at the second attempt. I've listened for years. Its mix of enthusiast and expert as they deliver, by now, hundreds of half hour, biographies would have …
Apr 19
Getting There
Spring Lane is waking up after its winter slumber! First rolling of the square completed – 3 to go. Outfield looking good but a few millimetres to go before we are at playing length.
After you sign-up for a Fixture and you do not immediately see your name on the sheet, refresh your browser (press Ctrl (Control) + F5 (Function 5) on most desktops/browser combos)
Apr 08
Trumpington Cricket Club History
This article was kindly sent to us by Wendy Roberts of the Trumpington Local History Group. It covers the history of Trumpington' Cricket Club from 1874 to 1983 and on several occasions as you will see Trumpington and Grantchester amalgamated so it is part of our history too!
Apr 04
GCC 2018 Fixtures
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Today, it's my turn to ask the questions! But first, a recap:
Day one:
Questions included things that Maurene's learned while writing SYA, and which author she'd like to work with!
Day two:
Christine asked how life has changes since publication, and what Maurene likes to watch in her free time!
Day three:
All three of us will be posting our reviews for Since You Asked on the 30th, and we'll be kicking off our seriously awesome giveaway. (Pictures on the bottom!) You may want to pay special attention to the questions we've been asking... *wink*
Q&A with Maurene Goo:
1) What's the one piece of advice you would give any aspiring writers out there?
Just get the writing done—stop with the planning, the networking, the researching and just WRITE! I speak from experience because I wrote SYA in a complete bubble without knowing anything about who was doing what and what the future would hold for me. And now that I'm completely immersed in this YA world, I find myself losing focus and not getting the writing done. And in the end, what makes you a writer is…well…writing, dudes.
2) What's the one dream or expectation that you had before publishing, which has been better in reality?
I was hoping that everyone I cared about would be excited once my book came out—and it is BEYOND excitement. The support and enthusiasm from not only my friends—but friends of friends, moms of friends, my aunt's coworker's cousin, etc.!—has been so overwhelming and wonderful. I can't really properly put into words how it feels to do this solitary weird thing for so long and then get to share it with the world. It's so so special.
3) Are there any other genres you would want to try, outside of contemporary?
Yes, I would actually love to try and write something scary—something supernatural. I can't watch scary movies and am in general a huge wimp—BUT I have an overactive imagination regarding all things terrible, and I've had some insane dreams in my lifetime. I feel like writing a scary story could be a great way for me to channel all that into something positive!
4) Holly loves burritos in the book. What's the one food you can't live without?
I can't live without rice. I KNOW SO STEREOTYPICAL. I might as well bust out a rice paddy hat. But it's true. I get so cranky when my non-Asian husband makes us some delicious meal and he doesn't make rice. I need it.
About Maurene:
So on July 30th, we'll be giving away the following:
1 Grand prize: An ARC of Since You Asked (courtesy of Maurene's awesome publicist!), a pair of pink wayfarers like Holly's (courtesy of Maurene!) and a recycle tote from Bungalow 360!
1 second place prize: a hardcover of Since You Asked and a checkered tote from Bungalow 360!
1 third place prize: A fox tote from Bungalow 360. Bungalow 360 is based near San Diego - where Holly's from - so we thought it was appropriate!
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NCCR Robotics is committed to creating and supporting a vibrant network of robotcists and towards publicising the postive effects of robots on our lives. To this end we are active with the organisations listed below:
Robohub is the premier robotics special interest website worldwide and originates from the Floreano Lab, EPFL. Its editorial team is composed of robotics experts and enthusiasts from all walks of life who publish up the minute news items and think pieces.
The Global UTM Association is a not for profit association based in Lausanne that seeks to create blueprints for a global civilian UTM (UAS Traffic Management) system. The association publishes protocols, standards, and guidance on topics such as UAS identification, registration, dynamic geofencing, manned/unmanned integration and data exchanges. NCCR Robotics is a member of the Global UTM Association and its members are invited to sit on the general directory.
The first Cybathlon took place in October 2016, allowing pilots with disabilities wearing robotic assistive aids to compete in a series of everyday tasks. NCCR Robotics was presenting sponsor in 2016. The Cybathlon event is now running as an independent franchise of ETHZ.
We have a longstanding technical agreement with DEZA (Die Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit) for organisation of field tests of our mobile robots in rescue situations.
EPFL Drone Days
The EPFL Drone Day is a one-of-a-kind event, open to the general public, it combines drone racing, robotics showcase and conferences, allowing you to learn all about this multi-faceted and fascinating discipline. NCCR Robotics was Institutional partner for the inception of the first Drone Days in 2017. EPFL Drone Days are now an independent franchise ran by EPFL.
The 2019 edition took place on September 13-15.


text: TV Anderson Cooper Fires Back at Stephen Colbert (Video) 10:47 PM PDT 5/11/2011 by THR staff FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME The CNN anchor accuses the "Colbert Report" host of ripping him off after Colbert mocks Cooper on his show. The feud between Anderson Cooper and Stephen Colbert is heating up. Two weeks ago, Colbert mocked Cooper for putting Sean Hannity on his "RidicuList" after Hannity did some creative editing of a Cooper clip. Colbert then put Cooper on his "On Notice" board and accused Cooper of ripping off that list for his own show. But now Cooper has turned the tables on Colbert. "I gotta admit I struggled tonight whether or not to add this person to this list, but I decided in the end: Enough is enough," Cooper said, then pronouncing the Comedy Central host's last name as "Col-burt" instead of "Col-bear." Cooper went on to accuse Colbert of copying the CNN host, saying he appeared on the cover of Outside magazine 12 months before Colbert and launched his Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor years ahead of the Colbert Report host. "Not since I woke up disoriented smelling of toner in a Kinko's on 56th and Broadway have I seen such blatant copying," Cooper said. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME THR staff firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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Ring Fling is an inflatable ring toss game that's perfect for the pool! Be the first to toss all four rings onto the 36-inch tall inflatable unicorn. The unicorn's weighted base makes it stable whether it's on land or in water! Ages 3+
Unicorn inflates to 36 inches tall
All pieces can deflated for easy storage
Great for playing in the pool or in the backyard
Skill Building
Children will practice gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination as they aim and toss the inflatable rings. Playing with friends and family builds social skills and self-esteem.
Package Contents:
Inflatable unicorn, 4 inflatable rings
Recommended Age:
3 Years to 5 Years


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Resistance Training is Futileon February 2, 2012 at 12:00 am
It's a good idea to incorporate some resistance training into your workout routine. It's a better idea if it involves some cake.
And Happy Groundhog Day! Although it's been a mild non-winter so far, we'd still like the groundhogs to predict an early spring.
(This comic strip was previously published on April 30, 2009.)


text: As the days grow shorter and there is less sunshine many of us tend to fall into a sort of depression. With the holidays approaching stress is an added factor. Both of these conditions can be combated by taking a few minutes each day to get some exercise. I like … Continue reading