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Friday, May 14, 2010
Lift Your Eyes
The last couple of days have been down days for me. A bit under the weather and with the wind and the sometimes dark clouds I just kind of went a long with it.
Then I had to go out and water the trees. The sky to the East was a bit dark but in Arizona no matter how dark and threatening the clouds you still water...those clouds have a way of disappearing.
As I walked across the back yard I heard a bird fly over. I love birds. All kinds of birds. But that's another story.
As I looked up I saw the bright green of the eucalyptus tree against the bright blue and white of the sky. It was beautiful. I stood there awhile and then came in and got my camera so I could share it with my friends.
If I hadn't looked up I would have only seen the brown dirt, the dry grass and felt the heaviness of the distant dark clouds.
Instead I lifted my eyes to the sound of a bird's wings and the beauty lifted my spirits.
For just a moment step away from your computer. Go outside and look up. Let your spirits be lifted.
3 comments:
Hey .. I think we're on the same page this week! I just posted my 30 in 30 card for today .. this sounds very familiar! Hope your let your blues melt into the beautiful AZ sky. It's like none other!ReplyDelete
Fran, How cool is that. Everybody go visit the Reclusive Goddess at http://reclusivegoddess.blogspot.com/2010/05/30-in-30.htmlReplyDelete
and see her version of lookinig up as in keeping your chin up. Great Minds Think Alike.
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Malala Day on July 12th at the United Nations, and the subsequent social media and worldwide press buzz created a call to action for governments, donors, organizations and individuals to support education for all and youth engagement around the world. The message: stand up, take notice, and put education at the forefront of the international development agenda.
The UN Global Education First Initiative (GEFI) was launched by the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and UN Special Envoy Gordon Brown at the UN General Assembly in September 2012. It is a five-year campaign to mobilize political and financial commitments to accelerate progress towards Education for All (EFA) and the Millennium Development Goals (MDG2) of universal education. GEFI focuses on three priority areas: putting every child in school; improving the quality of learning; and fostering global citizenship.
In April 2013, the first round of "Learning for All" ministerial meetings at the World Bank included seven countries that are lagging behind in achieving universal education -- Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Haiti, Nigeria, South Sudan, and Yemen. National governments, international donors, and organizations made commitments that included eliminating or reducing school fees (a barrier to access), additional investments to support teacher salaries, and aligning aid efforts with country priorities, among others. To demonstrate U.S. support, the White House hosted a Policy Dialogue on Global Education, led by USAID Administrator Shah, to launch USAID's "Room to Learn" -- a targeted effort as part of USAID's five-year Education Strategy -- to increase equitable access to education in target countries including Nigeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and South Sudan. USAID is hosting a biennial Education Summit from August 6-8 in Washington, D.C., where experts will further discuss best practices, research and solutions for providing access to education in conflict and crisis-affected environments.
During the upcoming 68th UN General Assembly in September, there will again be a focus on education and the challenge of getting 57 million out-of-school children into classrooms and learning. A second round of "Learning for All" ministerial meetings will bring Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Timor Leste, Chad, and Burma to the table to find constructive solutions to obstacles facing education in their countries. Other events will highlight progress toward the Millennium Development Goals, early childhood, peace and education, inclusive development, and the role of the private sector in promoting education globally.
Youth will be again at the center of these conversations, contributing their voices and commitments to advancing education for all and the future of their communities. Without a quality education, youth will not have the basic skills or opportunities to achieve higher levels of education, be prepared for the 21st century workforce, or contribute to the peace and stability of their societies. As President Obama said at a town hall in South Africa, "The most important investment any country can make is educating its youth." And on July 12th, Malala Day, millions of youth around the world -- mostly in countries of conflict or in need of economic development -- stood up and said, "Put education first!"


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VYS U9G Spirit White played in their first soccer tournament as a travel team over Labor Day weekend and had a truly memorable experience.
The girls went undefeated in their division in the FPYC Patriot Cup, beating their FPYC "rivals" to get into the Championship Game and then coming back from a goal down in the second half to defeat a strong BYRC team and win the championship.
The VYS Spirit Academy supported each other's teams throughout the weekend and the girls were thrilled that their friends on the VYS Spirit Black and Silver teams stayed late to cheer them on to victory in the championship game.
It was truly a great weekend for the VYS Spirit Academy.