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COACH HOKE: Thanks for coming out in your interest or your job, whichever way it is for you, with what we're doing here at Michigan.
First I want to thank the people within the athletic department, the professors
that are on campus that give up their time on Saturdays to meet with these young
men who come on campus and their families.
The representation that they bring with them in how they treat these kids is
something that I don't know if other universities get. So I really want to
think them.
This class we're very excited about. I know none of you will ask the question,
is this a good class, because it is. We don't try and recruit bad classes. But
I've been asked that before, so I was hoping to save anybody an embarrassment.
Really, the exciting thing is I think we hit some needs and some areas of need
that we needed to address. Some of that from maybe the lack of scholarships
that were at some positions. The other part of it is the style of offense and
style of defense that we want to play. So I think that's a big part of it.
Excited about the kids in the class. The integrity and the character in our
research and our detective work or whatever you want to call it of really trying
to find out about the kids is something that we're really proud of, and their
families and the integrity that this class has.
I want to go through them, and I think you got a handout. I'm going to go
through them relatively quick. The coaches are back there, and they'll spend
some time with you afterwards when you look at positionally.
But the three guys who came early, Kaleb Ringer and Joe Bolden and Jarrod
Wilson, the two linebackers and a safety. They've been here since the semester
started and they're doing a great job from an academic standpoint issue. Just
talking with the winter conditioning, those three are doing a tremendous job
Blake Bars is a big offensive tackle out of Nashville, Montgomery Bell High
School. He's a guy that we really liked early in the recruiting, and, you know,
gives us more size up front in what we want to do.
Ben Braden is an offensive linemen out of Rockford. Ralph Munger, his coach, is
one of the legendary coaches in the state of Michigan. But, again, another
big?bodied guy who has got a lot of range and a guy we really think is going to
be, like all of them, good players and will play for Michigan.
Jehu Chesson, receiver 6'3" receiver out of St. Louis. Guy that we targeted
early. You can imagine we target most of these guys early. But really he's got
a lot of the range to him. Like his hand?eye skills and how he handles the
Jeremy Clark is a big safety out of Madisonville, Kentucky. Guy that we had in
camp and watched run around and watched his film and thought he was a great fit.
Amara Darboh, again, another lengthy receiver out of Des Moines, West Des
Moines, Iowa. Guy that we thought could go up and get the ball. Had good
numbers, if you want to call them there that, when you look at speed and his
length and everything like that.
Devin Funchess out of Farmington Hills. I think on here is says 205. He's more
220 now. A very athletic tight end; a guy who can play your move tight end. A
guy you get down near the red zone you can put him on the outside. Catches the
ball extremely well with his hands, but you can put him in the red zone and
throw the ball up to him.
Allen Gant from Sylvania, Ohio. That name might be familiar. His father, Tony
played here. Played for Coach Schembechler. Allen is a big safety. Guy who
has got a knack for the football.
Matt Godin from Central Catholic, a school that in this state is coached
extremely really. Tom Mach, who has been coaching there a long time, has
produced a lot of great players. Matt is a big defense lineman that we're
really excited about.
Willie Henry from Cleveland, Glenville High School, is a young man that we kind
of got on late. Very happy we got on him late, to be honest with you. He's
very athletic and he's a young guy who is a very good football player.
Sione Houma from Salt Lake City is a fullback. And within the offense, we
really need to get ourselves some fullback?type bodies. Extremely strong,
physical guy.
Royce Jenkins?Stone, linebacker from Cass Tech. A guy who committed early to
us. Very talented young man. Will run and hit, and that's kind of what you
kind of want linebackers to do.
Drake Johnson from Ann Arbor Pioneer, again, is a guy who's had tremendous
numbers. He's bigger back. You know, he'll be a 215?pound back, probably, 220.
Is a physical runner, and really hand-eye skills, catching the football. Had
him at catch and got to really test him in some of those areas.
In the offense, you've got to have backs who are big enough to protect and big
enough and good enough from an athletic standpoint to catch the ball out of the
backfield. Really like what Drake does.
Kyle Kalis, offensive linemen out of St. Ed's in Lakewood, Ohio. He's a
powerful, strong, grating type of offensive lineman that we want to have in the
offense. Very talented.
Erik Magnuson is an offensive tackle out of Carlsbad, California. We been
recruiting him for a couple years because we were trying to get him to go to San
Diego State. There is a lot of familiarity. He had come to a bunch of
practices and it was a great fit for us and a great fit for him.
Dennis Norfleet, from Martin Luther King, happened at the end. One reason was
when you look at it, we had a couple scholarships left that we had either sign
over with or we would make sure that we could have him in this class.
The other part of it was our needs when we lost Darryl Stonum. This guy is a
guy who returns kicks. He's got speed. He's a guy who can do a lot of things
catching the football. He runs the football. He's an athlete. We're really
impressed with him.
Mario Ojemudia from Farmington Hills. Very talented rush end. Very quick.
Like how he comes of the ball. Again, well?coached. John Herrington over there
does a tremendous job, and has for years.
Ondre Pipkins, or Pee Wee, is a big man. He's a big man in the middle, which
you need on defense. Play three or one shade. Very excited about him.
Terry Richardson. Again, another Cass Tech young man who is well-coached,
Thomas Wilcher, state championship football team. There's been a lot of
connection obviously with Michigan and Cass Tech over the years, and Terry is a
corner that we think is going to do a great job for us.
James Ross from Orchard Lake, St. Mary's, again, another linebacker. Again, a
guy who, you know, you see ball, hit ball. Has a very good football sense and
instinct when you look at a linebacker. I think that's important.
Tommy Strobel from Mentor, Ohio. Another defensive end. Guy that we really
liked from the getgo and early, and is really a guy that we expect big things
out of.
A.J. Williams is a big tight end out of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Very physical young lad at the point of attack; but at the same time,
he's tremendously skilled running routes and catching the football.
And then Chris Wormley, a big defensive end out of Toledo, Ohio, Whitmer High
School. Joe Palka, his coach, is one of the better coaches in the state of
Ohio. Just took the Saline coaching job not too long ago. But extremely
talented young man. Very long, very physical. We're excited that he's there.
So I think I got them all. Those are the guys in this class. We're extremely
excited about them. Can't wait to start working with them.
Q. Brady, you emphasize the guys on the line of scrimmage either side so much.
Talk about that.
COACH HOKE: Well, when we got here, we had eight guys on the offensive line on
scholarship. Usually that number is 14 to 16. So that part of it, going to a
4-3, I think we had seven or eight guys on scholarship on the defensive line.
Usually that's 12 to 14, so our numbers have been down there for one reason or
another. So we tried to address that. As you know, John, that's where the game
is played. We got a tremendous quarterback, but he can't do anything if those
guys up front aren't blocking at the line of scrimmage, and same thing
defensively. If we don't have who can be aggressive at the line of scrimmage.
Q. Can you talk about having a full year to recruit this class, how different
that was from a year ago when you had been here perhaps a month?
COACH HOKE: Yeah, well obviously it's a lot different. I mean, you've got a
chance to start on guys, and we started on the '13 class already.
Having a whole year to get to know families, to make those relationships, and to
touch people and really find out as much as you can about a guy from the
academic to the character side of it, you know, their love and passion for the
game and understanding the value of a Michigan degree is all part of it.
Definitely helps.
Q. Is this 25?man group going to be the entire class, or are you anticipating
any additions?
COACH HOKE: Um, we'll see.
Q. You talked about kind of the detective work and the character of the guys.
Over the years, what have you learned from recruiting from successes and
failures that have changed your approach?
COACH HOKE: Well, I think the biggest thing is you got to talk to the right
people. Look, it's not an exact science. None of it is. You do as much as you
can with the people in the high schools, people within the community, you try
and find out as much as you can. I think that's all a big part of it.
You know, sad to say that, you know, some of the stuff, because of social media,
you can find out a lot about guys. So that's all part of it. That's what's
changed, and I don't think it's for the good in a lot of ways.
Q. How many of these guys do you think might have an opportunity to play right
away? Are there certain guys you're looking at?
COACH HOKE: No. We'll see. I mean, it's not fair to any of them. You ask
that question, well, all of them have an opportunity. They got to take
advantage of it. They got to know the expectations.
Q. Are these four?year scholarships?
COACH HOKE: Yeah, we went and made them four?year scholarships. We'll see
where that all that goes with the NCAA with some addendums of how you would lose
a scholarship. Obviously you quit football, you're not going to be on
Q. You had a connection through Toledo the last few years from Kovacs and
Koger. You have two more kids from Toledo in Wormley and Gant. Talk about the
connection you have there in Northwest Ohio and what those two bring to the
COACH HOKE: Obviously it's a lot closer to Ann Arbor than it is Columbus, so I
think that helps. But I think over the years, Michigan coaches, you know, and
being here before, I think they've always taken a lot of pride in how they
recruit Northwest Ohio and the relationship with the coaches that have been
built up over many years.
Q. When you came here, you made no bones about recruiting the Midwest. I think
I tallied 18 players from Michigan and Ohio. How much have you been running
into your rivals, Ohio State and Michigan State, and has that been tough
sledding or better than you anticipated?
COACH HOKE: You know, we're going to run into them and we're going to compete.
I guess the best way to answer it is we really like the class we have.
Q. How much does your criminal justice background help you when you're
COACH HOKE: I don't know if that helps me much. I've been investigating a few
of you, so...
No, I don't know. I don't know if that has a whole lot to do with it.
Q. You were able to get so many early commitments. How did that help build
momentum for this class, and what was the key to getting so many early
COACH HOKE: Well, I think the guys in the back. Two things. Number one,
we've got a great institution. A degree from Michigan, you know, a global
education and what it all stands for, I that that's part it of.
Then I think, you know, winningest program in the history of college football,
the facilities we have, the people at the university. Having those early
commitments definitely helped, because you see those guys working and recruiting
guys that they want to play with.
Q. You talked about all of them have an opportunity to play early, but are
there positions where the need is such that the opportunity might be greater?
COACH HOKE: Well, you know, we lose three starting seniors on the defensive
line, so obviously that's an opportunity. We lose a center and we lose a right
tackle who both played a lot of football at Michigan.
So as you look at it, I think that's all part of it. Tight end?wise, you lose
two tight ends. So I think that's part of it. On paper and everything else
that makes sense, but like the kids here in this program know, it doesn't matter
if you're fifth year senior or wet behind the ears and a true freshman, the best
player is gonna play.
There is an expectation for how you play at that position.
Q. Going to the guys in Ohio you went and got, how did your relationship with
those coaches previously, you know, growing up in Ohio and coaching in the
state, did you come back to the same kind of guys...
COACH HOKE: I had recruited it enough. Obviously grew up there. Ball State we
did a lot of work in Ohio, so there is a lot of fellowship there and some
And then Mark Smith has recruited the portion of Ohio that he has for 25 years.
Greg has recruited Cleveland and that whole area and Columbus before, so there
is some preexisting relationships that are pretty good.
Obviously the comfort level that they feel with you, your integrity and you
character in taking care of their kids, I think they all understand that.
Q. One more follow?up on just the recruiting competition. It is almost like
the game outside the game.
COACH HOKE: Right.
Q. When Urban Meyer showed up at Ohio State in December, did that change things
for you at all? Did you get some push?back from any of your Ohio recruits?
COACH HOKE: No. Nope.
Q. With Norfleet, when did you actually start looking at him? Was it after
Stonum was dismissed?
COACH HOKE: No. To be honest with you, it was pretty much yesterday.
Q. What was it that you saw in him yesterday that you didn't see prior?
COACH HOKE: Well, you go through the process. We're talking about numbers and
building this puzzle. We were going to have the numbers to be able to take a
guy like him.
So, I mean, it happens that way sometimes. Believe me.
Q. How many of these guys would you say were committed long ago, quote,
unquote, early commitments?
COACH HOKE: Probably...
Q. Or the opposite.
COACH HOKE: 18, something like that, 18 to 20.
Q. In an era of so many de?commitments, how impressed are you that you were
able to keep them all? I think you maybe lost one.
COACH HOKE: Yeah, that says a lot about Michigan. Says a lot about our kids on
this team and the guys in the program who they develop relationships with. I
think it has a lot to say about this university. I think it has a lot to say
about the guys in the back of the room and the job they do.
Q. You talk about this class and that you were selling them on what you are
going to do, the ones that committed early. Will it be easier going forward
given the season that you had on this next class saying, Here is what we're
going to do?
COACH HOKE: Say it one more time.
Q. Having a season under your belt with the success you had as opposed to the
guys that committed early this year saying, Here is the level we plan to win at.
COACH HOKE: Right, right. John, it's never easy. It's competitive. It's 12
months a year, 365 days a year. If you're not writing a handwritten note, if
you're not watching tape, if you're not calling a coach or having a kid call in
to talk to you, then you're going to go backwards.
We don't intend to go backwards.
Q. You called Ondre Pipkins by his nickname. How well did you get to know him
in the recruiting process, and how important is he in the kind of defense Coach
Mattison wants to run?
COACH HOKE: Well, any time you got a big defensive lineman in the middle
that's always important. You know, I think there is a great relationship that
we've built to this point.
Q. Do you have any stories from being in someone's house that he enjoyed or...
COACH HOKE: Not that I would share with you all.
Q. You talked about the four-year scholarship. How is that important and why
did you guys go with that?
COACH HOKE: Well, you know, you had to kind of figure it out. You didn't know
what everybody else was going to do. I think sometime they're either going to
go, Okay, we'll make them two-year deals, you with me, and not four?
They were four a long time ago. You decided you don't want to play anymore but
you're still on scholarship, that's not fair to the school.
I always thought the one-year renewables were fine, because in my tenure as
head coach or being an assistant coach, I don't remember guys that their
scholarship was taken because of academic [sic] performance. You know, it was
something socially; it was something academically.
So I don't know why the change. I think the NCAA made a lot of decisions in
that one meeting they had probably six months ago when the cost of education and
all that, and they put the brakes on a lot of things. We need to find out more
about it and how conducive it all is.
I don't know if I made any sense, but...
Q. You may have misspoke. Did you mean you don't remember guys losing their
scholarship because of athletic performance?
COACH HOKE: Correct.
Q. It was academics or socially?
COACH HOKE: Correct.
Q. They were getting in trouble?
COACH HOKE: Correct.
Q. Obviously you and your assistant coaches built strong personal relationships
with a lot of these guys. How important is the individual recruiting process
when you don't have that time with somebody like Norfleet?
COACH HOKE: Well, I think it always is a difference. You know, the longer
you're, you know, engaged and building those relationships and the information
and the commitment, it's like going to the bank. You're putting your money in
the bank. You're making the commitment.
Well, it's no different. When you commit to people and they see that
commitment, usually things go pretty well. I don't know if that made sense,
Q. You mentioned social media earlier. How much does that change how you look
at a kid? How much do you monitor that? Did that change how you recruited any
specific kids this year?
COACH HOKE: Well, I'm not going to say any specific kids because they're 16?
and 18?year?old kids. They're not pros. They're kids. I think it has made a
difference, because you don't, we don't know their situations, where they come
from, the background they have.
I mean, we know a heck of a lot more about them than you all do. But kids are
going to make mistakes. You don't know what kind of support group they have,
what's been acceptable, so I thinkit's ?? you know, I wouldn't Twitterif you??
why would you would I want you to know if I'm at McDonald's eating a
cheeseburger? Because it would probably be three or four.
I'm not real big into any of it. I don't Facebook, I don't Twitter. I don't
Q. You don't e?mail?
COACH HOKE: No. If I want to talk to you, I'll call you up and we'll talk.
Q. Something else, when you look at your returning players, how are they doing
so far with conditioning?
COACH HOKE: Great.
Q. How is their health?
COACH HOKE: I think health?wise ?? you know, and I don't want to get into that
really, because this is about these kids today. But they're doing a great job.
I'll say that.
Q. Obviously your focus is offensive and defensive lines. Do you feel like you
have replenished the trenches so to speak? I know you're always looking for
COACH HOKE: You're right. We're always going to take guys up front. You just
think about the pounding of the game of football. You know, most of it wears at
the line of scrimmage, so we've always got to be recruiting three, four, five
offensive linemen a year.
Same thing with defensive linemen.
So are we replenished? No, but we're making progress.
Q. Better than before?
COACH HOKE: Yes.
Q. Kyle Kalis took a lot of heat and flack from people. Did you follow that
and what's your reaction to that and his resolve?
COACH HOKE: He's got tremendous resolve. When you have a great rivalry, those
things happen.
Q. What you do think of Pipkins' video?
COACH HOKE: You know, I finally saw it at his house. What do you think?
Q. Pretty good.
COACH HOKE: Was it that good?
Q. The walk was good.
COACH HOKE: The walk was good? Yeah, I thought it was pretty good. I told him
he's got four years of hell. (Laughter.) No, he's a great kid. Great kid.
It's good. If you can't make fun of yourself, then you got problems.
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Summary: The Richard Murray research material regarding Abbot Handerson Thayer measures 9.0 linear feet and dates from 1948 to 2004, with the bulk of the material dating from 1994 to 2001. Project files primarily document Murray's work on the 1999 exhibition "Abbott Thayer: The Nature of Art" and subsequent Thayer book project. Also found are extensive research files on Abbott Handerson Thayer and his specific works of art as well as photographic materials depicting Thayer, his family, studio, house, and works of art.
Project files document Richard Murray's research projects regarding Abbott Handerson Thayer. Found here is Murray's correspondence with fellow Thayer scholars, collectors, art museums, and Thayer family members. Also included are planning documents, loan forms, press clippings, conservation requests, checklists and other materials for the exhibition "Abbott Thayer: The Nature of Art" which Murray curated at the Smithsonian American Art Museum (formerly National Museum of American Art) in 1999. Additional project files are primarily for his proposed book on Abbott Thayer and include research grant applications, fundraising, photograph orders, and reviews of the initial manuscript.
Research files contain documentation on archival collections regarding Thayer, subject files on family members, models, and friends of Thayer, private and museum collections of his artwork, and other subject's relevant to Thayer's career as an artist. Files may include Murray's correspondence and notes. However, the bulk of the material consists of photocopies or microfilm print-outs of archival documents, newspaper clippings, and other printed material. Also found are files on specific works of art by Thayer. These files may contain catalog descriptions, provenance information, correspondence, and images of the work of art.
Photographs depict Thayer, his family, friends, studio, house, and his artwork. Also found are negatives, color transparencies, and slides of these photographs. Of note are photographs of x-rays of Thayer paintings. Researchers should note that all photographs of Thayer, his family, house, studio, and artwork are copy prints of original photographs which Richard Murray requested from the owners for his research.


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Rohini lived by observation; for whatever reason, she did not do anything unless she saw anyone do it first. She was always told that was a bad habit for she could easily be led astray that way, but she insisted on doing that. Her parents had great difficulty in teaching her anything because she would always copy them, and some of the times they were not able to do the things they told her to.
For instance, they would give her a tin pan and tell her to save money, and they would give her change to drop in, but because she did not see her parents doing it, she did not either. Even though they told her they saved with the bank she did not believe. If they told her to eat less sugar, and not to eat so much cake and sweets, that would mean that Mother could not be seen doing the same.
What that means is that her parents, and anyone who wanted to teach her anything would have to be doing the same, and even thought that was always difficult to do, they knew they had to try. One day Mother deliberately told her to not eat any more cookies or it would cause her stomach to hurt, but mother kept on eating them. She knew she would keep sneaking them out of the jar but she let her. And the more mother ate, the more Rohini did, until eventually she started complaining of a tummy ache.
Mother gave her some herbal tea, and after a while she was feeling much better. The next day, mother started eating cookies again, and told her not to eat as much as she did before or she would be sick again. Mother was surprised when Rohini refused to take any, even though she was still eating some. It was then that Mother knew she had learnt her lesson, or was well on her way in any case.
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You guys need to get into a gym, any kid who spends two weeks in kickboxing is going to murder either of you.
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What country do you live in, and if applicable, what state?
I live in Lower Saxony, one of the sixteen federal states of Germany.
How do you choose what Miis you're going to make? Do you have a process?
I, and not only I, like how you can most often see what Mii belongs to what artist; considering the limitations of the Mii Channel, it is amazing how most artists have their very own style. In my case, I'd say my range is relatively widespread: I made Miis of real people, Miis of cartoon or anime or game characters, Miis of animals etc., and also with different styles: normal style, canvas art style, upside down style etc. But, as you can see, there is a tendency: Most of my Miis are fictive and I made them the normal way. Much, however, can change and is subject to the artist's change of mind.
Normally, I don't really have a process. When I decide to make a Mii, I start the Mii Channel and try to make the most of it.
But there are, of course, some steps that finally lead to my Miis:
- I just try to make Miis that are in line with the topic I started to make Miis for (horror, animals, sports etc.)
- I think about whether the person or thing I want to make a Mii of has the potential to become a good Mii and which style lends itself to him/her/it best
- I think of Mii parts (eyebrows, eyes etc.) and the way they could form something
- when I see, for example, a person on TV to whom certain Mii parts fit very well and if he/she goes with some other Miis I made, the person is likely to become a Mii ^^
Sometimes, however, I do have a real process. In series of Miis (Abstract Paintings, Colorful Creatures etc.) I follow a certain pattern. As you can see, all my Colorful Creatures are dark-skinned. This is because I used that colorful "make-up-facial-feature" which you can see better on dark skin than on any other skin color. Also, I wanted to create recurring features. For my Abstract Paintings I used a similar consistent method, namely a recurring "black-and-white-style". These recurring features give Miis recognition value, clarify that each Mii is part of that definite group and classify single objects on a larger scale.
Which Mii do you feel is your best so far?
Hard to say... really hard to say. There are certainly Miis that I like more than others, but I can't determine one Mii here. The Miis I like a lot are: Santa (not the upside down one), Witch (not the upside down one), Indian, Hippie, Pumbaa, Manolito Montoya, Neku Sakuraba, Mr. Resetti (the one with his eyes closed), and a lot of my canvas art Miis... Gargoyle, Bomberman, Sonic...
What one (and only one) Mii piece would you add to the Mii Channel if you could?
A second mole. With one additional hair style, for example, you can't do as much as you could with an additional mole (above all when you make canvas art Miis). Although the area in which you can move the mole relatively freely is limited as well, the mole has the advantage that you can move it to places where other Mii pieces can't be: The mole is the most flexible Mii piece. It would be nice, however, if one could make it even bigger than its biggest form.
Do you do any sort of art by trade? What other creative outlets do you pursue apart from the Mii Channel?
Not by trade, but yeah, I like to paint and to write. While I don't think that I'll be famous for my paintings (or my Miis), I do think that I have a chance of becoming famous for my texts... we'll see.
It's interesting how, intended or not intended, this question asks about art but avoids to call Miis art. We had a relatively short, but interesting discussion about whether you can regard making Miis as making art. There are, as always, different opinions, but I think Miis can be seen as art (or at least as an art form). If I compare things that are widely accepted to be termed 'art' with Miis, I can observe much similarities. Miis involve so many limitations? Right, but there are limitations everywhere; every area of art involves limitations. Yeah, maybe not as much, but still. When you, for example, write something, all you can use are words. You can make up words, sure, but still, all you can use to do this are letters which form the words (where we deal with words again). You can use different languages, but you can regard these as a big collection of invented words, if you take your mother tongue as the starting point. Do I wander from the subject? Yeah...
What's your favorite experience with the Wii so far?
Making Miis :)
What game do you feel is missing from the Wii line-up most right now, given the Wii's unique control mechanic?
I'd like to see... anything that is good.
Can't think of anything specific at the moment...
Any additional props, plugs or comments?
Now I can do what everybody does at this point - to thank Jose for creating this superb website! Thanks!
Also, there is miicharacters.com, another cool site that deals with Miis. Thanks, Tocci!
Moreover, I'd like to thank all of you who are stalwart and reliable members here and log on, post, etc. This is what keeps this site alive!
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Any questions or comments? Don't hesitate to ask/tell me :)
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Jesus came to earth,
To show us how to live,
How to put others first,
How to love and how to give.
Then He set about His work,
That God sent Him to do;
He took our punishment on Himself;
He made us clean and new.
He could have saved Himself,
Calling angels from above,
But He chose to pay our price for sin;
He paid it out of love.
Our Lord died on Good Friday,
But the cross did not destroy
His resurrection on Easter morn
That fills our hearts with joy.
Now we know our earthly death,
Like His, is just a rest.
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In heaven, where life is best.
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Think of Him in all we do.
Thank you Savior; Thank you Lord.Help us love like you!
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And when they came to the place which is called The Skull [Latin: Calvary; Hebrew: Golgotha], there they crucified Him, and [along with] the criminals, one on the right and one on the left. And Jesus prayed, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. And they divided His garments and distributed them by casting lots for them…
But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, [the women] went to the tomb, taking the spices which they had made ready. And they found the stone rolled back from the tomb, but when they went inside, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus… He is not here, but has risen! Remember how He told you while He was still in Galilee.
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God proved His love on the Cross. When Christ hung, and bled, and died, it was God saying to the world, 'I love you.'
Could life so end, half told; its school so fail?
Soul, soul, there is a sequel to thy tale!
"Do not abandon yourselves to despair. We are the Easter people and hallelujah is our song."
"The Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name."
A man who was completely innocent, offered himself as a sacrifice for the good of others, including his enemies, and became the ransom of the world. It was a perfect act.
On this Easter Sunday, forgive someone, tell someone you love him and let your light shine
Easter is so full of important decisions, it's just becoming too stressful. Let's see… should I eat the chocolate bunny or jelly beans first?
All of heaven is interested in the cross of Christ, hell afraid of it, while men are the only ones to ignore its meaning.
Easter is an opportunity to thank our Lord, Jesus Christ for his ultimate sacrifice, and to live in gratitude for His cleansing of our sins.
Easter is love. Easter is the love of Christ and God our Father. Easter is the time to show love to all those who mean the most. Thank You and Happy
Happy Easter Saying
If Easter says anything to us today, it says this: You can put truth in a grave, but it won't stay there. You can nail it to a cross, wrap it in winding sheets and shut it up in a tomb, but it will rise!
Because He lives, I can face row,
Because He lives, all fear is gone;
Because I know He holds the future,
And life is worth the living,
The great gift of Easter is hope – Christian hope which makes us have that confidence in God, in his ultimate triumph, and in his goodness and love, which nothing can shake.
1 cross 2 die, 3 nails… 4given!
Christ paid! You keep the change… New Life!
Our sins took Christ to the Cross! God's Love kept Him there.
Joining you in gratitude for Christ's sacrifice and the joyful renewal it brings to all God's children this Easter season.
An Easter Poem For You: Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wish I were in the chocolate biz! Happy Easter images.
If it weren't for the beautiful Spring weather, I'd be really upset with that damn bunny for eating all my flower bulbs. Happy Easter anyway.
Happy Easter to you and your family as we celebrate our Father's greatest sacrifice through his Son, Jesus Christ. Have a blessed Easter.
I love Easter. It's a time for eating all the chocolate you can find with complete impunity! Have a delicious Easter.
Happy Easter Greetings and Wishes
Easter Greetings 2017 here we have that we collected from Internet Just you have to forward it on facebook and Twitter.
Lavender plaid, pinks and pastels everywhere, sun shining and blue skies… It's almost like being on a golf course in South Florida! Happy Easter.
We tolerate a little Spring rain in order to enjoy the sunshine that follows. It's just like we tolerate a little heartburn in order to enjoy copious amounts of Easter candy! Enjoy!
All we got to do is follow Christ, for in Christ will all our queries be solved. Have a Blessed and Meaningful Easter.
The resurrection gives my life meaning and direction and the opportunity to start over no matter what my circumstances."
"Easter says you can put truth in a grave, but it won't stay there."
"It is the hour to rend thy chains, The blossom time of souls."
"The joyful news that He is risen does not change the contemporary world. Still before us lie work, discipline, sacrifice. But the fact of Easter gives us the spiritual power to do the work, accept the discipline, and make the sacrifice."
"Easter is the demonstration of God that life is essentially spiritual and timeless."
"Let every man and woman count himself immortal. Let him catch the revelation of Jesus in his resurrection. Let him say not merely, "Christ is risen," but "I shall rise."


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Barbra Streisand plus Chris Matthews plus MSNBC equals must see TV. The only factor missing from the equation would be Babs spitting on command.
Then again…
In the wake of professional pretender Meryl Streep's none too subtle swipes at Donald Trump and a rather large chunk at the American populace, MSNBC's Chris "Thrill Up My Leg" Matthews decided to take a courageous stand and conduct a hard-hitting interview with Streisand regarding Streep's cheap shots.
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we had monsters in our house and we stuffed them in my cupboard where they took all the space but didn't like it there at all
we thought they wouldn't – but we didn't care
they cared, of course, because they didn't like it at all
the monsters from my cupboard would beat gongs to protest – I don't know how they got them there –
the monsters in my cupboard would never rest.
the monsters in my cupboard would not give up.
we would tell we couldn't hear them but our eyes betrayed us every time.
one would point at the other when they saw several small circles of red veins on their irises
and black clouds underneath
but the fingers would also point back at ourselves so we never had to say
Our Lips Were Sealed.
our lips were sealed except on days we screamed, altogether
we would scream and scream while the monsters from my cupboard would play a thunderous clap
they would shout in alien languages and beat gongs, and roll drums – I don't know how they got them there but they would. none would tire.
our lips were sealed until the monsters from my cupboard Won and found a way Out
the monsters in my cupboard were no longer monsters inside my cupboard for they found a way out
when they found a way out they hid under my bed. they had better plans to take revenge.
every time the screaming happened, a similar series ensued:
we always got tired and slept cuddling each other, demanding warmth, pleading for safety in The Most Silent Language Ever
we never wanted the monsters to hear. you see, we were trying to manage everything despite suffering
every time the screaming happened and we went to sleep afterwards, craving warmth and safety, rubbing scars revealing fresh blood, one of us wouldn't sleep.
one of us couldn't sleep.
one of us couldn't sleep because the monsters that were stuffed in my cupboard and were now hiding under my bed would find them.
they would face them boldly, ruthlessly, and make a living mess out of them.
they would threaten to shred their skin and scar their lips. pull their bulging eyes out.
(our eyes would be bulging because of our fear.)
every time the screaming happened, a similar series ensued:
we always got tired and went to sleep with one another, but the monsters wouldn't sleep
they preyed on one of us.
they would eat some of their flesh, and gargle with their blood
and finally, they would pull them under their bed and put a hand over their mouths
As If They Could Scream
one by one, we fell prey to the monsters – at night
during our days we would live like each other.
and did we see our wounds and half fleshes? of course we did.
but we didn't say for we couldn't help it. none of us could
and we were losers who had lost while pretending all the way that we knew better
we became them.
and started biting ourselves.


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Basic Research in the History of and Comparative Cultural Theory relating to kokoro (How has Humanity Conceived of kokoro?)
(Views of Kokoro Research Domain)
Project Leader
Toji Kamata, Ph.D., Professor, Kokoro Research Center, Kyoto University
Collaborative Research Affiliates
Juichi Yamagiwa, D.Sc., Professor, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University (Primatology, Evolutionary Studies and Gorilla Studies)
Naoko Matsumoto, Ph.D. (Literature), Associate Professor, Faculty of Letters, Okayama University (Cognitive Archaeology)
Takakazu Yumoto, D.Sc., Professor, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (Plant Ecology)
Satoji Yano, Ph.D. (Pedagogy), Professor, Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University (Clinical Pedagogy)
Atsushi Iriki, MD, Group Leader, Riken (Brain Science)
Toshihiko Hasegawa, MD, Professor, Nippon Medical School (Medical Anthropology, Public Health)
Humihiko Sueki, Ph.D. (Literature), Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Buddhism)
Collaborator from the Kokoro Research Center
Takanori Oishi, M.Sc., Researcher, Kokoro Research Center, Kyoto University
Examining how humanity has conceived of kokoro (mind and consciousness) from the perspectives of religion, philosophy, the arts, and science, and highlighting the diversity of views of kokoro, we seek to identify basic shared principles within that diversity. In addition to speculation in the history of thought and comparative cultural theory, we seek to overview transitions and diversity in the views of kokoro. Using an evolutionary perspective from primates to humans, we shall extract views of kokoro from scientific research as well. More specifically, we will undertake a macro-historical examination of the nature of kokoro as manifested in the people who have lived on the Japanese archipelago. We will publish papers regarding (1) kokoro as evidenced in prehistoric Japanese Jomon relics, (2) kokoro as evidenced in relics of Japanese Yayoi and Kofun (burial mound) periods, (3) views of kokoro of the Japanese people evident in the myths of ancient Shinto religion portrayed in the Kojiki, Nihonshoki, Kogoshui and other ancient documents, (4) views of kokoro evident in Buddhism, (5) views of kokoro evident in Confucianism, (6) views of kokoro evident in Kukai's Ten Abodes of Mind of the Mysterious Mandala, and Saicho's Doshin (Sangegakushoshiki), (7) views of kokoro of the present-day Japanese people (the novel Kokoro by Natsume Soseki, the views of kokoro of Miyazawa Kenji, etc.). At the same time, we will also engage in discussions of similarities and disparities between kokoro in monkeys, chimpanzees, gorillas, and humans, regional cultural disparities and secular changes (views of kokoro of ancient and modern humans), as well as connections to mental disorders. Through this research in the views of kokoro, we will confirm the philosophical assumptions required for kokoro research, encourage the creation of a shared playing field and self-awareness of the position held by each of the researchers, and confirm diversity while analyzing and organizing a kokoro model.


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As the youngest and fastest growing ethnic group in Greater New Haven and the state, Latinos are inextricably linked to the region's vitality and prosperity. The emerging influence of Latinos locally is seen in the appointment of Carmen E. Espinosa to Connecticut's Supreme Court, the existence of the Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission, a Spanish online news site, LaVoz Hispana, and an English on-line news site, CT Latino News.com. And a significant number of people of Latin American and Caribbean origin populate local municipal boards, head businesses, and serve as community leaders.
Yet too many young Latinos are disconnected in school and dropping out before they gain the skills to compete for good jobs. Unless reversed, this trend will only add to the already high concentration of Latinos in low-wage jobs. And low voting rates among Latino voters have resulted in limited political focus on issues with Latinos at the center. Making life better for Latinos is not only an issue of social justice. It is in everyone's economic interest.
Because the region is growing older at an unprecedented rate, the resources needed to pay for elderly care will only be generated if enough young people move into the well paying jobs left by the retiring baby boomers. As the one group with a youth population bubble, Latinos represent a significant opportunity for meeting the need in the workforce, expanding the consumer market, and helping the economy grow.
Learn more about the Emerging Influence & Growing Opportunity of Greater New Haven's Latinos in The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven's issue brief.
Money raised for the Fund has been used to sponsor educational forums and community events - a primary strategy and platform for bringing people together, engaging Latinos and non-Latinos about issues, and providing a vehicle for conversations about how the issues impact Latinos. Support has also enabled the Fund to provide scholarship money to high school students and sponsor summer reading programs for younger children.
It's a very good start. But it's not nearly enough.
With your help, the Progreso Latino Fund can move much faster. It has the vision… to harness the philanthropic potential of the Latino community and its friends in a single fund, the Progreso Latino Fund ... and thereby create a powerful force for positive change in Greater New Haven.
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As hunting consultants, our job is NOT to hard sell you any particular hunt. We are here to advise you on the best hunt to book based on your wants, needs, budget, etc… and our advice is free to you.
Our consultants will ask you questions about the type of hunt you are looking for, trophy expectations, budget, schedule, etc. and then offer you the best options available. Unlike an Outfitter, our goal is not to get you to book any one hunt. We work with a number of Outfitters, and that gives us the ability to match you with the outfitter that we think will be the best one for you to hunt with. Our success depends on giving you good advice, because we hope that you will continue to use our hunting consultants' services on your future hunts as well. Our hunting clients trust our hunting consultants to provide good advice about the quality outfitters that we work with around the world.
Once you settle on a particular hunt that sounds good to you, we will get you in touch with the Outfitter so you can ask questions and get a good feel for him and the hunt. Even though our hunting consultants personally hunt with each of our Outfitters, we still think that it is important that you talk to your guide before you go hunting with him. Once the trip is booked, we will assist you in every way possible to make your adventure smooth and worry-free. Our service even includes making sure you have the right gear for your upcoming hunt.
We look forward to helping you with a lifetime of great hunting trips.
If you need information on a future hunt, please fill out this form, and one of our hunting consultants will help you out. If you are still on the fence about using a consultant to book your next hunt, check out these faq's on why you should use hunting consultants.
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- We have hunted with them personally: An Outdoors International Staff Member has hunted with this outfitter and given him or her a high rating.
- Our Rating System Includes: Number and quality of game seen on the hunt; guide competence; knowledge of the area and the laws; adequate lodging and accommodations; quality of food; transportation to and from the airport and during the hunt; safety; communication prior to, during and after the hunt; and personality.
- Proven Track Record/Background Check: We try our best to thoroughly vet our outfitters for any crimes, game violations, bad reviews from clients, etc. We must book hunts with the outfitter for a minimum of two years before they are featured here.
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- If there are complaints from our clients, they must be handled quickly and professionally by the outfitter.
- If an outfitter receives what we consider too many complaints they lose their Featured status, and are often removed from our hunt directory completely.
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I wanted to take a minute of your time and send a note of thanks. As the Owner/Operator of an Outfitting business based Kenai, Alaska, all too often we go through our daily lives and work with a core group of people who tend to make business "just a little easier" and don't send recognition for the work they do.
In the time I have been running our hunting/transporter businesses, I have dealt with many different booking agents, none of which have been as easy to work with both from our perspective, but from our Hunters as well. The professionalism and knowledge of the business exudes confidence in the hunters we provide services to – ensuring they are prepared for a hunt that may be the toughest they will experience.
There are not many people I am confident enough in that I provide our Booking Agents to make "customized" choices for our hunters, but without a doubt, Outdoors International has lived up to that ability. Having the attention to detail that you bring to ensures our hunters are aware of what kind of hunt they are purchasing.
Having an industry which is littered with "mediocre" brokers, it is refreshing to have solidified a great working relationship with those at Outdoors International, they're top notch in the business!
Looking forward to continued success with the Crew of OI!
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With South Africa not lodging any formal complaint against the English bowlers, the International Cricket Council on Wednesday said it would consider the ball-tampering episode of the Cape Town Test as a closed chapter.
"The International Cricket Council confirms that it has received no official lodgment from South Africa team management laying a charge against any England player following reports of alleged breaches of Law 42.3 (changing the condition of the ball).
"With play on day four of the match having resumed, the deadline for submission of such notification has now passed," the ICC said in a statement.
"In addition, having reviewed relevant television footage, the umpires decided not to bring a charge against any player for a breach of Law 42.3. As such, the ICC now considers this specific matter to be closed," it added.
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US-backed Iraqi forces have cleared ISIS fighters from a key village overlooking Mosul's airport. Iraqi federal police and the Interior Ministry's Rapid Deployment Force "seized complete control" of the village of Albu Saif, Gen. Abdal Amir Yar Allah, general commander of the Mosul operation said.
Now, Iraqi forces control the area around the airport. As they get more familiar with ISIL tactics, the progress to the airport will take place any moment. There is little doubt that the airport will soon be under the control of Baghdad.
While moving into western Mosul is a very complex mission, there are signs of serious cracks within ISIL ranks inside the old city. On Friday's prayer February 17, in camp Ghuzlani in west Mosul, tens of armed ISIL fighters started talking loudly about the orders they received to move non-Iraqi fighters to the back lines of defense.
The reason was believed to be one of trust. ISIL leaders trust more those who moved from far away countries to fight with the organization. They believe they are more committed than locals. Moreover, several ISIL members were executed when they were caught trying to escape the fight. Keeping the most loyal and tough fighters to defend the inner circle of the group in Mosul was met by protests from Iraqi members. Most of the Ghuzlani fighters are Iraqis from Mosul.
While the Ghuzlani fighters were threatening to throw their arms, ISIL leaders sent trucks carrying loudspeakers to call the population to join the fight and volunteer to go to the forward defensive positions. The appeal reminded that the population that they vowed allegiance to the Caliph, and they have to fear God and respect their oath. Few weeks ago, after a similar campaign, some civilians of western Mosul volunteered to go. But when it was time to show up, just a handful went to the recruiting centers.
This created a difficult situation for ISIL in certain quarters of western Mosul. The organization's commanders were counting on volunteers to fill up some gaps. The reluctance of Mosulians to join led to demoralization among ISIL fighters. In normal conditions, ISIL would have executed few of those who refused to go. But as they do not know what tomorrow will bring, they had to forget their usual brutality for today and settle with trucks carrying the loudspeakers.
The mutiny at Ghuzlani may be connected to the sketchy reports indicating that tens of ISIL checking points and armed positions in some quarters of west Mosul were suddenly abandoned by the organization's fighters.
In the unique case of ISIL's "army", it is logical that in moments of severe pressure and retreat, only the hardcore of ideologues remain loyal. Demoralization is self-generating sentiment. It is expected that the closer Iraqi forces advance into west Mosul, the deeper the cracks occurring within the group, and the more fighters abandon their posts and mix with the civilians.
In all cases, human rights organizations should keep a close eye on Mosul in the coming few months to report any violations or unlawful acts against the city's civilians. Mosul civilians, in their part, should report to security forces those who joined the organization at any moment in the past. Justice is sufficient to punish those who were cowardly enough to execute helpless hostages and prisoners.
Meanwhile, Baghdad continued to ravel in its usual political squabbling. Recent reports, leaked by Iranian intelligence to Lebanese Shia press, indicate that Prime Minister Haider Al Abadi has made a secret deal with Muqtada Al Sadr to trim the influence and role of former Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki, who is openly supported by Iran's Revolutionary Guard's General Qassim Solimanie.
The leak, printed in a Hezbollah daily, claimed that the two, Abadi and Al Sadr, agreed to behave publicly as if they are in disaccord, while they secretly coordinate their moves, Maliki is the "Iranian boy in Baghdad", as the Iraqis call him. The motive behind the leak is not clear yet.
The newspaper wanted to leave the impression that despite the clash between security forces and Sadr supporters on February 11, which led to killing seven protestors, the true state of affairs in the relations between Abadi and Maliki is different after their cordial secret deal. It even attributed to Abadi a statement in which he allegedly tells Sadr "I could do nothing. I do not control all security branches".
But the real truth may be different. By sending his supporters to demonstrate inside the Green Zone in Baghdad, Al Sadr looks to be challenging Abadi. Al Sadr is demanding an electoral reform to "free the country from the existing corrupt political forces and their representatives in the Parliament". It is difficult to expect that this Parliament, which is itself a product of the existing electoral legislations and political parties, may one day change this legislation voluntarily. Therefore, Sadr decided to move the conflict to the street.
But it is the toughest of all political games to balance a situation between two political poles when you do not have sufficient power base yourself. This delicate position places the Prime Minister in a tough spot. He has to move towards the camp of his arch enemy, Nouri Al Maliki, in order to find support to confront Sadr. If he did not, Maliki supporters will go after him like wild dogs accusing him of compromising the "prestige" of the state and the safety of the Green Zone. Maliki then can move to kill Abadi politically under the claim that he is a weak Prime Minister. And he has to keep in the good side of Sadr to counter Maliki's plans to topple him and take his place.
In a way, Abadi is squeezed between the two camps, that of Iraqi Shias represented by Sadr, and that of Iranian Revolutionary Guard, represented by Maliki.
Abadi had to meet with leaders of the Popular Mobilization Forces, which are deeply influenced, to say the least, by the Revolutionary Guard. The Prime Minister told the commanders of the Forces that he will defend their rights as long as he is in his post. They responded by saying that he can count on them to defend him in the face of any attempt to spread disorder, hinting at Sadr demonstrations in Baghdad. Abadi seems to be playing a risky game: On the one hand keeping his lines opened with Sadr, and on the other hand trying to garner the support of the Popular Mobilization Forces. All this because Abadi wants to be re-elected by the Parliament for another term.
The fall of Mosul will not change the political fight in Baghdad in any substantial way. It will only be heavily used for self-promotion by almost all political forces, particularly the Maliki camp.


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Hackathons – 3 tips for getting started quickly
It's official: hackathons aren't just for developers and entrepreneurs anymore. Now, corporations are lining up to use them as a means of developing ideas and driving engagement around innovation programs.
Here's an example from this month – just one of many. NBCUniversal held a successful hackathon in London June 6th & 7th – the winning results are already posted here.
And yet…despite the buzz, many corporate leaders instinctively feel that organizing hackathons might not work for them, either because hackthons would be too time-consuming, and/or would create a distraction from other innovation and ideation efforts. In fact, several audience members from our recent 8 programs of engagement webinar expressed hesitation about hackathons. Some didn't even know what a hackathon is…
At Imaginatik, we've been helping clients with hackathons for more than five years. Our experience is that hackathons are actually quite simple, and your company can start organizing them without much difficulty – even if you have no previous experience. Hackathons don't need to feel mysterious or intimidating. In fact, they're an excellent place to start building a deeper ideation and innovation rhythm across your organization.
Let's start with what a hackathon actually is: a dedicated effort to co-locate a large number of people to build or "hack" creative solutions to vexing business or technology problems. Hackathons typically happen in a short, focused bursts of activity – often over 3 days during a weekend – in which participants work intensively on small teams to build their "hacks". Hacks are then judged based on pre-determined criteria and incentives are usually awarded. The key is creating an environment where you're tapping into the intrinsic passion of the community, by focusing your hackathon on something that is really cool and really hard to achieve. This is key because most hackathon participants are deeply driven by peer recognition for their cool hacks.
NBCUniversal used their hackathon program as a way to connect with technology startups, entrepreneurs, and people who could push their brand in new directions. This was a full scale, public event sponsored by their Media Labs CTO. They committed fully to the effort and were rewarded with an expanded technology ecosystem, several great ideas, and valuable lessons learned in advance of the competition.
Sound too intimidating for your company? What if you simply started with your current technology teams, plus existing technology partners already working with your company and technology students from current university partners? That should be a much easier proposition, and just as valuable as a first step.
Here are three simple steps to get you started down a quick-start path:
1. Collaborate with your key business units. What are the technology challenges they're facing? Where could connecting with new technologies boost their revenues? If they had access to entrepreneurial technologists for 48 hours, what are the key things they'd ask them to work on?
2. Break down internal barriers. Socialize this concept with those who are most likely to say "no" if you were to conduct a hackathon on a grand, global scale. Make your journey their journey – let them ask questions, push back and tell stories of their own lessons learned.
3. Set a date. Nothing drives decisions around a new way of working better than a deadline. If this is your first hackathon, give yourself enough time for thorough planning, stakeholder alignment, and communications development. We recommend 4 months so you'll have three months to plan and can still announce the hackathon about 30 days prior to the actual event.
If you're smart about how you approach your early hackathon efforts, you'll be able to get started quickly, while also giving yourself extremely good odds of creating visible successes right from the first try.
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Bubaqra is a hamlet with its own administrative division in Żurrieq, Malta.[1] It is a small rural village situated between Nigret and Ħal Far. Has a population of 2,000 people. Even though it is one of the oldest areas in this village, many new buildings are being constructed and this area is searched most by newlyweds who come to live in this quiet, airy area. At the centre of this zone, a small church is situated, dedicated to the Assumption of Mary. A few metres away, there is also the churchyard of this village dedicated to St. Leon.
The area was mentioned by Giovanni Francesco Abela in 1647 as Dejr el Bakar meaning house (territory) of the cows.[2] Also known as Bvbakra (Bubaqra) literally meaning father of the cows.[3][4]
In 1579, the Bubaqra Tower was built on the outskirts of this zone. It was built as a country retreat by a member of the Order of St. John, and was used for defensive purposes at some points. The tower is currently privately owned, and it has been restored.[5]
- ^ Schembri, David (7 September 2014). "Artistic anarchy in Bubaqra: For artist Ryan Falzon punk is a four-lettered world as David Schembri finds out.". Times of Malta. OCLC 220797156. Archived from the original on 30 June 2016.
- ^ Abela, Giovanni Francesco (1647). Della Descrizione di Malta Isola nel Mare Siciliano con le sue Antichità, ed Altre Notizie (in Italian). Paolo Bonacota. p. 95.
- ^ Abela, Giovanni Francesco (1647). Della Descrizione di Malta Isola nel Mare Siciliano con le sue Antichità, ed Altre Notizie (in Italian). Paolo Bonacota. p. 103.
- ^ Temple, Grenville (1836). Excursions in the Mediterranean. Conduit Street, London: Sauders and Otley. p. 204. OCLC 38129260.
- ^ Attard, Mary (22 November 2014). "Preti, Ball and catacombs". Times of Malta. Archived from the original on 20 November 2015.
Coordinates: 35°49′31.1″N 14°28′46.5″E / 35.825306°N 14.479583°E
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As always in May and October we will offer our Super Special Windsurf Rental: 1 week 160 € and 2 weeks 270 € and the same special price in October. Additionally you can rent a bike for 50% off. Our Karpathos Team also offer their very exiciting sports program for all sports lovers.
New Sofia Studios
Karpathos, Greece
1 week in Studio (double) with self catering, incl. flight, transfer and travel service
from 519 € p.p.INFO & OFFER
"MountainBiking" and Windsurfing:
Combination "sportlovers" – Biking/Windsurfing/Climbing:
Climbing & Hiking -"rockactivities"
Our equipment is high quality and our guides are very experienced and offer excellent guiding or tuition. For mountain biking, guests can choose either the full suspension Scott Genius 750 or the hardtail Scott Scale 760. Helmets, water bottles, saddlebags and basic tools are provided by us. We also offer SPD pedals. Our bikes are always equipped with a helmet, a multi-tool set, an inner tube, a hand pump and a lock, whether for rental or on a guided tour. Riders should know how to use these tools and how to replace an inner tube. Before starting out on a ride a check should be carried out to ensure all components are present and also that the bike has been set up to their individuals preference.
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