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We are There There, a 50% Romanian, 50% Serbian, London-based performance company.
We make performances and installations about immigrant and national identities, and use participation to encourage inclusive, alternative debates on what it's like to be an immigrant.
Between 5-13 October, we will be in residence at CAMP / Center for Art on Migration Politics, expanding Trigger Warning, a participatory installation which contests stereotypes about Eastern European and Balkan immigrants through a collection of faire games.
We are looking for local immigrants to collaborate with and make a new version of Trigger Warning with us. Together, we will explore Eastern European and Balkan experiences of living in Denmark, the challenges and difficulties you may have encountered, and make a game that reflects all these experiences.
Participants from Eastern and Central Europe, the Balkans and the Baltic region, of all ages, professions, nationalities and immigrant backgrounds are welcome. No previous experience is necessary.
We can offer an honorarium of 120 kr per hour for your time.
We will primarily work in English but we also speak Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian and Romanian - and can incorporate any of of those languages into the workshops/event.
If interested drop us an email at email@example.com by 25th September (the sooner the better) and tell us:
• where you're from, and how long you've been in Denmark
• why you want to take part
• what being an immigrant is like for you
For more information about what we do, have a look a look at our website: therethere.eu and feel free to send any questions our way.


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The color for the binding is perfect! Bindings from stripes or plaid fabric on the bias adds such interest to the project! For my quilts, I usually use a 2 1/2" cut, but for this project, a narrower binding from the 2" cut will be just right! Can't wait to see the finished project!ReplyDelete
I adore the mix of patterns and think that the stripe give it a total modern, fun look! You have a great eye :)ReplyDelete
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Oh I think that would be a fabulous binding for the dresden!ReplyDelete
You did a great job on the Dresden! It's hard! I made a sampler quilt with that pattern in it a long time ago and that was probably my toughest! The green binding looks great! I'm a new follower from For the Love of Blogs.ReplyDelete
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This is the third post of a trilogy, if you arent sure of whats going on with Verizon and Open Signal, lets briefly recap: On Wednesday, OpenSignal released a report that used raw data from its crowd-sourced speed tests to compare actual performance. The resulting report had Verizon and T-Mobile in a tie.
The next day (Thursday), Verizon tweeted a response to OpenSignals report and pretty much tried to dismiss their findings based on the methodology of crowd-sourced data, claiming that crowd-sourced data is not as good as drive-testing (riding around which does a better job of reflecting the actual customer experience. See Verizon's statement:
February 9, 2017
Yesterday, (Friday) weve received a new statement from OpenSignal about the claims that Verizon made in response to OpenSignals original report from two days ago. Here is what OpenSignal had to say about Verizons response:
If you want to understand what people experience on mobile networks, would you trust a simulation from a few devices stuffed into a briefcase driven on a few roads to approximate experience, or would you trust billions of real-world measurements from real-world users[?] We invite you all to say goodbye to the legacy world of drive-testing and welcome the here and now real-world experience from OpenSignal.
One notable response was to Verizons claim that the inability to perform a test is not counted against the results to which OpenSignal says: This is plain false as we can always measure when user is caught without signal and we take this into account in our metrics The network itself can track when users have a poor signal but are still connected, but when you are completely off-grid, the only way you can track this is by measuring on the device.
OpenSignals original intention was not to undermine Verizons previous scores, but given the statement it tweeted, Verizon didnt seem to be impressed with the results that OpenSignal released.
Can you be mad at OpenSignal for releasing a report that used a different set of data than the reports that Verizon frequently cites? Perhaps, yes, if you are aiming for a national high-score, but regional results may be more important to customers who want a way to see how well the network performed among others in a local area.
its been know for donkey years drive testing is so passe and unreliable
Awww, that's prescious, someone's feelings are hurt, regarding a matter they have no real knowledge of. Lol.


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birmingham city university pgce
At Birmingham City University we offer a range of Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) at a Primary Education level. Are you passionate about shaping young minds and ensuring they reach their full potential? Then primary teaching could be the job for you.
University-led PGCE programmes
University-led programmes are specially designed to develop your teaching skills through university-based modules and placements in schools. Tax-free funding is also available to the best graduates training in a range of subjects.
Generous, tax-free funding is available to the best graduates training in a range of subjects. You could get a £25k bursary or be awarded a prestigious scholarship – which provides additional support and benefits throughout your training year.
Did you know you could get up to £10,280 towards your postgraduate studies with the Postgraduate Loan?
School-led initial teaching training programmes
School-led programmes are based in schools and are part of the School Direct route into teacher training.
This course will give a great, all-round start to your teaching career. It will enable you to become a reflective, critical and enquiring primary teacher. We'll give you the essential tools you need to kick-start your career. These will increase your flexibility, ensuring that you're well-equipped to handle changing circumstances. You'll also be in an ideal position to continue developing your understanding, knowledge and skills throughout your professional life.
What's covered in the course?
This course has very high employability rates and many of our trainees gain employment in local primary schools. Trainees are supported with the application process as part of their course.
During the PGCE Primary and Early Years course, students are made aware of future study opportunities in order to utilise the Master's level credits gained as part of the course towards a full Master's Degree.
The National College for Teaching and Leadership bursaries are available for trainees on eligible postgraduate courses in England who are not employed as a teacher. Bursary amounts will vary depending on degree class.
We work hard to ensure that we have strong relationships with more than 900 primary schools in the region. Schools are committed to the quality of experience they offer our trainees.
Why Choose Us?
- Our aim is to help you to become a committed, confident, autonomous creative and reflective primary teacher.
- Our graduates are highly employable and many take up jobs in local primary schools, so the outlook is bright for you.
- In the latest Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) survey 94 per cent of Birmingham City University-trained primary teachers said that the preparation they received regarding teachers' statutory responsibility for the safeguarding of pupils was 'good' or 'very good'.
- Our team of experienced teachers who have held senior positions in school are there to support and guide your progress.
- You may be eligible for a National College for Teaching and Leadership bursary – although this will depend on the classification of your degree.
- If you accept our offer of a place on the course as your first choice and you have passed both of the Professional Skills Tests by 4 May 2017 you may eligible for a £1,000 bursary to support your studies*.
- If you accept our offer of a place on the course as your first choice and you have passed one of the Professional Skills Tests by 4 May 2017 you may eligible for a £600 bursary to support your studies*.
*Conditions apply. Bursaries are paid in the second semester of study and are not applicable to School Direct applicants.
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UK students
We normally require a Bachelor's Honours degree at 2:1 level or above from a UK higher education institution or a recognised equivalent in a subject that provides the necessary foundation for work as a primary teacher although we will consider applications from those with a 2:2 degree.
Trainees expecting to take a specialist module in a core subject, Special Educational Needs or Early Years must have an appropriate degree or be able to demonstrate equivalent understanding and experience.
GCSE at grade C or above (or its equivalent) in English, mathematics and a science subject is also necessary at the point of enrolment.
For entry onto a teaching course you'll also be required to pass Skills Tests in Literacy and Numeracy. Please visit the DfE website for more information. Applicants who have accepted a place will be offered support with the tests if required.
It is essential for applicants to have spent time in British state primary schools and have some familiarity with the current National Curriculum before submitting an application.
You will provide a 'Seen Teaching Form' signed by a senior member of a primary school or other appropriate state setting as part of the selection process.
Applicants must meet The National College for Teaching and Leadership requirements for Initial Teacher Training, which means being medically fit and successfully completing an enhanced disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).


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Callie Johnson
Location: Mutant Underground DC Station
Callie took a moment and looked over towards Luna when she quipped back towards her and smiled slightly it was hard to find people who could take a joke. "I really like this one." Callie said with a smirk as she started to take off her jacket and moved over towards a chair and got a better look at the graze it was pretty bloody right now as she started to wipe it away with her jacket. Luna started to mention something about Sebastian Shaw, she had heard of him before and none of it was really good. [color="I still have two of our own out there."[/color] Callie said and looked over towards Colossus for a moment. "Any word from Sunspot or Cannonball they should be back by now." Callie said, and looked back towards Luna. "Until we get word from those two cant really go look for Veil right now, but i'd more than be happy to listen to what you know." Callie said.
Callie stopped as she felt her own phone going off and flipped open the screen seeing that it was Veil's number and quickly stood up, making that 'give me a second gesture' as she walked a bit away from the others but still within earshot of everyone. "Thank god you are okay." Callie said as she answered Veil, she then pulled the phone away to inform the others. "It's Veil she just got out of prison and on her way back now." Callie told them before going back to talking to Veil. "Just finished getting some homeless kids away from some mutant friendly shelters, haven't heard from Cannonball or Sunspot yet, and have a short haired chick with some info on Seb Shaw apparently." Callie told her.


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An attraction that brings out the kid in us all and it's just a tankful away.
- The Glazer Children's Museum allows kids to design planes, robots
- 3-story museum also has something for adults too
In this week's Florida on a Tankful we hit the road and found a spot where you can build robots, design planes and even climb though a rain-drop maze and it's all under one roof.
The sights and sounds at the Glazer Children's Museum open up a world of possibility as the 3-story building houses it all, from robotics you can design to some international flavor.
Immersing you in different cultures, like a Japanese tearoom or some African Congo drumming.
"Glazer Children's Museum inspires childlike behavior and whimsy in everyone," the museum CEO Jennifer Stancil said.
At the museum, it is all about finding that creative side and expressing it. One of its newest exhibits does just that. The museum's augmented reality sand table is where you can dig, move sand around and it reveals ocean animals. It's a sensory activity that teaches kids all about the ocean.
"It was cool because it was a lot of fun, but it was education too at the same time," visitor Samaya Smith, said
Another visitor echoed Smith's thoughts.
"We can learn so much about the world around us," visitor Rebecca Mays said.
One of museum's coolest attractions is a 3-story climber that is designed to show kids the life-cycle of a rain drop.
And don't fret if this all sounds like way too much fun. The museum has an adults' only night and yes, you can climb through the rain drop maze and check out all the activities.
Each exhibit is fun, but educational, with many events teaching kids about careers they could have one day.
"It allows kids to have the design thinking and career readiness for the 21st century, it's exciting to get the kids young when they are excited to learn about all the things they can be and become for the world," Stancil said.
Whether you want to design buildings, build airplanes, or maybe just take a splash in their water table designed like Tampa Bay, there is no short supply of things to do.
"Not many people have a three and a half story climber in their house or a giant water table. So we just love that we can give these experiences to families each and every day," Stancil, said.
The Glazer Children's Museum is open seven days a week. Admission for kids 1 to 9 is $9.50 and for adults, it is $15.
The next 21 and over night will be held on Wednesday Feb. 21, with the theme of the evening is "Game Night."
For more information about the museum's adult entertainment, head to its website.


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MEDIA ADVISORY: MU Law School to Host Dispute Resolution Symposium
October 21st, 2011
WHAT: The University of Missouri School of Law and the MU Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution will host a dispute resolution symposium, "Border Skirmishes: The Intersection between Litigation and International Commercial Arbitration." The symposium will feature speakers from across the world, representing different law professions, including keynote speaker and internationally recognized law expert Gary Born from Wilmerhale, London. Speakers will focus on issues that develop when litigation tactics are combined with international commercial arbitration.
The MU Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution (CSDR) is an award-winning dispute resolution program that consistently ranks as one of the best in the nation. The CSDR develops and promotes appropriate methods for understanding, managing and resolving domestic conflict.
For more information, visit www.law.missouri.edu/csdr/symposium/2011.
Keynote Speaker:
Gary Born, Wilmerhale, London
Born was recently selected by leading international arbitrators and peer practitioners to receive the Global Arbitration Review's "Advocate of the Year" award for 2010. He also was chosen by his peers as the "World's Best International Litigator" in a recent survey by Legal Media Group. Born is widely regarded as the world's preeminent authority on international commercial arbitration and international litigation. He has been ranked for the past decade as one of the world's leading international arbitration practitioners and the leading arbitration practitioner in London. Born is one of only three lawyers in the world to receive global "starred" status in the Chambers rankings, which is a research-based lawyer ranking system.
Other Speakers:
Frédéric Bachand, professor of law, McGill University Faculty of Law, Montreal, Canada
Christopher Drahozel, John M. Rounds Professor of Law, University of Kansas
Alejandro Garro, professor of comparative law, Columbia University
Louise Reilly, legal counsel for the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Lausanne, Switzerland
Marianne Roth, professor of law and chair of the Academic Senate, University of Salzburg, Austria
Peter B. Rutledge, professor of law, University of Georgia
S.I. Strong, associate professor of law, University of Missouri
8:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Friday, Oct. 21
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A Putnam couple were presented in Danielson Superior Court Wednesday on a bevy of drug charges after police and narcotics agents raided their residence on Edmond Street Tuesday, confiscating more than a kilogram of marijuana and other drugs.
Jeremy Nason, 26, and Nicole Fournier, 28, of 52-54 Edmond St., 2nd floor, were taken into custody after Putnam police and members of the Statewide Narcotics Task Force searched the residence.
Police said they seized three pounds (1,360 grams) of marijuana that was packaged for sale, 22 tablets of LSD and 8 Oxycontin pills, as well as $940 in cash and numerous items of drug paraphernalia, including packaging material and scales.
Police said the raid followed an investigation by Putnam police and the task force into reports that illicit narcotics were being stored and sold at the residence. Police said three children also lived in the apartment, resulting in the risk of injury charges lodged against both defendants.
Both were charged with possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of a controlled substance, possession of hallucinogens, possession of hallucinogens with intent to sell, operating a drug factory, failure to keep narcotic in original container and three counts of risk of injury to a minor.
Bond for Nason and Fournier was set at $75,000, and both cases were continued after they were presented in court.
Police said the investigation of the case is continuing.


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Join me for this 5 day programme with short trekkings in Portugal's highest mountain - Serra da Estrela - to discover crystal clear river beaches and mountain glacial lakes above 1400m only known by local people and not in the travel guides. This tour includes lunch and afternoon snacks with tipical local products like mountain sheep cheese, chourizo, cottage cheese, rye bread, jams and honey.
I'll pick you up every morning in Penhas da Saúde from where we'll leave to enjoy the first river beach of the day. The lunch will be in the beach or in a nearby picnic area. After it we'll leave by foot or car to the next secret river beach or lake ending the day again in Penhas da Saúde.
The lunch and afternoon snacks are included and will have local cookies and fresh made tea and coffee.
The transportation is included from Penhas da Saúde to the river beaches. If you need transportation from another place, please let me know.
This is an excellent family programme since we'll make short nature trekks where we can find small mammals, birds, fishes and amphibians and spend the day in the water.
Children need extra care with the sun since it's stronger in altitude so don't forget sunscreen 50+, hat and long sleeves.
Meeting point at 9:30 am, lunch at 12:30 and we'll return at about 6:30 pm.
Two passions: my princesses and the mountain I'm someone that discovered some years ago a passion for outdoor activities like mountain climbing, trekking and that loves travelling and visiting new places always with my two daughters (3 and 1 years old) that love it. Over the years I've become a certified Mountain Guide and I've moved from the big city to a small typical village near Portugal's highest mountain to live the "dream".. Join me for some treks and remember that the longest journey starts with a single step. Full profile ⋅ Leave a Review
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This is a great Superhuman set that will challenge your entire body and mental fortitude. Shoulders, biceps, triceps will get extra attention in this workout. You should attempt to complete this workout in 45 minutes or less. With all workouts stretch and warm up before. Drink plenty of water and keep great form!
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For a few years more and more companies in the video game industry have attracted the interest of the financial data that hackers may be on their servers.
Riot Games joins their servers recently North American League of Legends is compromised after a spyware attack. Were obtained encrypted information on over 120,000 financial transactions and username, email addresses and passwords, multiple players, and these data are all encrypted.
As a precaution advises Riot Games League of Legends players to change their account passwords as the simple game could be decrypted.
This announcement was made just as a precaution, those who play League of Legeneds not have to make too much worry because password stolen by hackers were encrypted, passwords discovery is therefore extremely difficult or even impossible.


text: C E L E B R I T Y The PINK Lady Of HOLLY Text By Sadaf Hassan L os Angeles is home to the unconventional. You can wear whatever you want, and be whatever you want to be as you strut the streets with confidence. However, the ones who become big in the city are those who make people turn their heads by appearance alone. So is the case of The Pink Lady of Hollywood, Kitten Sera Sera. Her name pays tribute to the song "Que sera, sera" by Doris Day while her life honours the colour pink like nobody else. From her entire wardrobe to her furniture, including tableware, toiletries and appliances, to Miss Kisses, her dog, everything in her life is a shade of pink. GLOSS catches up with the lady in pink to get a glimpse at her monochromatic life.


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Grow Mushrooms at Home!
Perfect for the gardener in your life.
Our ready to grow mushroom kit will fill the dreary winter months with fresh mushrooms that are grown right at home. A true indoor garden!
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Mushroom kits are made late September through mid-May.


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Here is the statement from CNN:
The three debate partners, closely following Federal Election Commission guidelines, established objective criteria to determine who we invite to the debates. Because there are literally dozens and dozens of declared presidential candidates, most of whom we have never heard of, we have to have a method of determining who is invited. Our criteria simply identifies candidates that have measurable public support for their campaign. Because Mike Gravel has not demonstrated measurable public support for his campaign to date, he has not received an invitation. But we have not excluded him (or anyone) from the debate. If he meets our criteria between now and the debate, he will certainly get an invitation.


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Many people are familiar with the large-ticket items salvage market, such as cars, motorcycles, boats and parts. However, buying basic, small salvage goods can also save you thousands of dollars. Big-ticket items and smaller ones, such as groceries, clothes and home items are sold at salvage prices. If you like to shop frugally, use these tips to help you buy salvage goods and save money.
Identify the salvage items you want to purchase. You can purchase merchandise and household items in different conditions: used, new or refurbished. Be aware that some items sold salvage don't have warranties and may come in opened boxes. This is something to consider if you are purchasing big-ticket pieces that generally carry a warranty.
Consider buying salvage clothing and cosmetics to save money. Clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories and makeup are sold for the entire family. Salvage clothing can be used or new conditions merchandise sold at discounted prices. Many times, cosmetic boxes are broken in transit to the stores and are sold in the salvage market. Find salvage clothing and cosmetics at salvage yards, salvage stores and two-timer shops.
Buy food at salvage grocery stores for savings. Canned, dried and boxed foods and fruits are sold by online salvage grocers and at salvage stores. You can also find organic and gourmet foods sold at salvage prices. Read all food labels to ensure that these are not expired or recalled items.
Find salvage home goods and small electronics at discounted prices. If you are thinking of giving your kitchen a make over or need appliances for a vacation home, buying salvage can save you a lot of money. These salvage items may be in refurbished or new conditions. Sometimes these are returned items sold at major stores.
Locate salvage businesses online, using a telephone directory or reading newspaper classifieds. Look for salvage auctions, salvage sales, salvage yards, two-timer shops and salvage grocers to start buying salvage merchandise. Always find out the item's condition before finalizing your salvage purchases.
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Friend and neighbor Paco Vela passed away in December. While living in Placerita Canyon he was a pioneer – a stay at home dad who spent hours at Newhall Elementary school as a horseback riding Zero the Hero teaching the kids mathematics.
He also started a theater program with another dad – Jim Sudik, and gave the kids not only something to look forward to after school but a home away from home. Each year the students would perform in an original bilingual Christmas Carol in which the English speaking students would recite their lines in Spanish and the English language learners would perform in English.
He created a garden in the center of the schoolyard and children not only learned about gardening but enjoying the fruits of their labor. Paco could be found at every PTA event and was honored with their Founder's Award.
On Halloween, Paco would build a big bonfire, prepare a steaming pot of chili and take the neighbor kids on an old fashioned hayride throughout the backroads of Placerita Canyon.
He taught children in the community how to love and respect horses. He was our own Horse Whisperer – a master in the Parelli style of horse training.
Father, husband, actor, magician, chef, cowboy and friend, he would have celebrated his 63rd birthday last month.


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what is wrong with my tomato plants?
I bought two tomato plants in a container for my patio. The containers are about 12 inches. I have green tomatoes now but the leaves are wilted and the edges are brown (dying) on some of them. The have yellow around the edge with the brown being on the very edge. I have tried watering less and watering more. I have sprayed with fungicide, though I don't think that is the problem. I have looked at a lot of pictures of diseases for tomato plants and no bulls eye, spots, etc. The plants are Big Boy. I am at a loss as what to do next. The brittle brown edges seem to be getting worse. The size of the container concerns me. I really thought I was underwatering. Even my blooms are starting to turn brown and dying. It has been a very dry season for us. I live in Michigan zone 5. Hardly any rain! I have been watering once a day to every other day just depending on how it looks and how it feels when I pick it up. Any advice?? P.S. the few yellow/brown leaves are not at the bottom of the plant more like the middle, but as I said earlier just a few which I have been pulling off here and there. Mostly just all the edges are brown and looks wilted.
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This could be any number of things but most likely they need more water. In a container, plants need to be watered everyday in hot weather. Leave the hose on the tomato plants for 15 minutes or so, allowing the water to run through the container to rehydrate the plants.
Here is an article that may help with the yellowing and can also be applied to brown leaves: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/tomato/yellow-tomato-leaves.htm
Is there is any spotting, it could signal Early Blight. Here is an article on that: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/tomato/early-blight-alternaria-tomato-leaf-spots-yellow-leaves.htm
Hello Melissa, this is how I see it.Not knowing what type of sun exposure your plant is receiving, makes answering your question like throwing a dart blindfolded. Is it only late afternoon sun or morning? What type of pot are you using? This also make a difference in the amount of water required. Brown edges are an indicator of at least a few problems. But most of all, your type of tomato, "big boy" is not suited to container living, in my opinion. Your fighting an uphill battle. Try this, go to your local nursery and see if they have an "early girl" or similar. Buy a bag of organic compost and a bag of epson salts. Treat your old plant and your new one to about a tablespoon of epson dissolved in a gallon of water and a few hand full of compost and water only when the soil is just dry to the touch. Good luck Michael
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Syrian Displacement:
Jordan: Bias at the Syrian Border (Human Rights Watch, July 2012) [text]
Number of Syrian Refugees Triples to 112,000 since April (UNHCR, July 2012) [text]
Syria Crisis: The Humanitarian Response, London, 15 June 2012 [text]
- Round-table report now available.
Syria Refugees Create Humanitarian, Security Crisis (Oxford Analytica, June 2012) [text via ReliefWeb]
Syrian Refugees: Anxious Neighbors Stretched Thin (Refugees International, July 2012) [text]
Syria Regional Refugee Response: Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey (UNHCR, July 2012) [text via ReliefWeb]
Other recent MENA items include:
Migration, Displacement and the Arab Spring: Prospects for the Next Year (Brookings-LSE Project on Internal Displacement, July 2012) [text]
Palestinian Refugees under Attack in Iraq (Euro-Mid Observer, July 2012) [text]
"Understanding the Impact of Conflict on Health Services in Iraq: Information from 401 Iraqi Refugee Doctors in Jordan," International Journal of Health Planning and Management, vol. 27, no. 1 (January/March 2012) [free full-text]
UNHCR Operation Iraq - Overview - 2011 (UNHCR, 2012) [text via ReliefWeb]
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Model: 8432IA
Operating System: Windows 95 & Windows 98 (Note: might work with other versions of this os.)
File: 5cx.exe
Acer 8432IA Driver. This driver for some reason is not on Acers web site but my CD-RW came with this driver. Place the driver into and empty folder and the run the file from DOS. Do a boot straight to DOS do not use the Windowed version.File Contents:
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I suppose I thought some sort of contemplative mantel would fall on me once I was installed as a pastor but that miracle has not occurred. Quite the opposite is true. My pace has amped up ten times. And so has my need to hear from the Lord and walk by his Spirit. The only way to do that is to be awake.
We lie face to face…Already my mind is on the work of the day…
I will write as art first and foremost- to add to the beauty in the world. My writing is my art. It is my craft. It is what I create. It is not primarily criticism nor activism nor theology. It is a shaping of the components of the world in a way that contributes light and glory.


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Authorities are looking for two men who they say impersonated police officers, approached an East Quogue man and assaulted him.
At around 4 p.m. on Friday, the victim told Southampton Town Police that he was riding his bike near his Hallock Avenue home when a white-and-green Ford Bronco pulled up. Two men sitting inside the vehicle, who were dressed similar to law enforcement officials, then began questioning him about where he was coming from and going.
Believing that they were police officers, the man said he began answering their questions, when one of the men exited the vehicle and kicked him in the groin, knocking him off his bike, according to a police report. The two men then fled the scene in the vehicle.
The victim, who has not been identified by authorities, was taken to the Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead for treatment of his injuries.
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For more than twenty years now, my brother, Andrew Peterson, has been baring his soul in his music, and in doing so he's shined a ... Read More
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Oxford may produce cool-minded academics, but I think most new students are all jitters at the first tutorial. The system of learning here is different, individual, and oh so intense at first. There are very few lectures and even those are optional. Almost all learning happens in once a week, one-on-one meetings with a professor who is an expert in your area of interest. During the tutorial hour, the student reads aloud a previously assigned essay, hears the professor's critique, and is given a reading assignment for the next week.
The day of my first one was chill and bright when I set out. A week before, I received an email instructing me to find my way to Dr. so and so's rooms "in college," on "this day week." I left far too early, but this was grace, for I was swiftly lost. I wandered at least two wrong lanes in my hunt for the right college. Oxford is a series of narrow cobbled streets threaded twixt creamy, high stone walls. Massive oaken doors etched by iron studs rise every block or two amidst the stone, and behind these, like tiny, hidden cities lie the colleges.
Square gardens and cloisters framed by mossy walls wait behind those doors. Cut glass windows framed in ivy look down on quads that seem set entirely apart from the world. These become fairy walks in the starlight, I've seen them. But as I pattered down the street that first day, I forgot that. No fairy tale was coming my way until I figured out which wall hid the right group of gardens. I finally arrived at the porter's lodge, having hit upon the right oaken door and asked for the rooms of Dr. so and so. I was given kindly but rather vague directions. Miraculously, I found the right staircase and two minutes later, knocked with feigned confidence at my tutor's door.
The room I entered was piled with books; I think this is inevitable in Oxford. I've visited the rooms of three tutors thus far, and the first thing you feel is the stare of those books, as if their varicolored covers and countless weathered pages symbolize the mind you are about to encounter. Twenty whirlwind minutes later, I emerged, slightly overawed, but heartened by the surprising normalcy of the person I met, the plan I had in hand for the next eight weeks, and the book list for my first week of study. I breathed a sigh of relief. I glanced at the booklist. I stopped breathing.
When I gasped back to life, I ran to the library, sure that I needed to start immediate reading in order to finish by next week's tutorial. For the next five days, I worked feverishly, turning every so often to a notebook in which I hoped my thoughts might eventually cohere into an essay. Two days before the tutorial, I wondered how I got myself into this. One day and I stayed up to ungodly hours, trying not to repeat the same phrase in a hundred different ways. The day of the tutorial, I yielded to a sense of doom, give the paper a last edit, and walked to my tutorial feeling that I had taken my life in my hands.
I had to read my paper aloud. (I saw every punctuation error as I did.) I came to the last full-stop (what they call a period here in England) and held my breath. This, I thought would be the point when my tutor would express shock at my lack of knowledge and point out the dozen errors I was sure I had made in my paper.
"Hmmm," was all my tutor said. Then, "now that part about MacDonald's landscapes, that was intriguing. Tell me more." Slightly dazed, I did. Lo and behold, the axe never fell. There was no great criticism to be faced. A few "footnoting issues" of course, but then, a simple discussion of the ideas I had presented. I was pointed to a book that might set my thinking straight. I was asked what interested me, and assigned a new essay. I walked out, feeling somehow reprieved . . . and a little disoriented. This felt more like tea with a friendly mentor than the academic rigors I expected.
I set back to work and found my study a little easier this week – at least I knew what was best to include in the essay this time. I still stressed until the absolute last minute on getting my paper done. But when I read it aloud, there was an extra note of confidence in my voice – my tutor was interested in what I had to say, genuinely curious to see what conclusions I had drawn from the huge amount of reading offered. The next week, I actually claimed something apart from the books I read. Now, I find myself almost on a treasure hunt as I begin the work for each new essay, for the quality of what I learn is dependent on me; if I read well and articulate clearly, the tutorial will be a further adventuring into new realms of study.
This is all so different from what I expected. My initial sense of the tutorial as a meeting with a mentor is far more correct than I thought because of a simple, underlying idea to the Oxford mode of education: every student is a scholar. This is not a title conferred upon you at the end of your studies, it is what drives and defines you amidst them. The experts are simply farther along.
This sense of your status as an independent learner is the underlying assumption of every tutorial, the reason that the iconic building of Oxford is not a classroom, but a library. On orientation day, when we new students were first shown our own college, and then shown around town, my friend made an astute observation. "They always show you the libraries first," she whispered, "they're the center of everything." And she's right, because the discipline of independent, thoughtful reading is what it means to become educated here in Oxford.
I have held a muddled idea of what it means to be a student – probably a common misnomer. I have considered a student to be one who collects information. One who is informed by an expert on the right views of the right books. Because of this, I have often felt inadequate because I never took the time to complete my college degree. I felt as if I were somehow lacking a certain amount of information that three or four courses in the right lists of English literature might grant me.
Oxford is refreshing my view of education. This is not a place where some "expert" will systematically flood you with a set amount of facts. I do most of my own learning here – I read for around three full work days a week and write for two more. I am guided to the right books in my tutorials, my false ideas corrected as they surface in my essays, but the whole process is one in which I am the active party in my learning. To be a student here is to be a scholar in training, to have my skills honed in the arts of reading, writing, and the intricate consideration of ideas. In the end, education is not the conferral of a set number of facts upon the mind of a student. Education is simply the process by which you are equipped to learn.
And once you start, it doesn't ever have to stop. That's the gift. I can continue in scholarship no matter where I am, as long as I can read. That is ultimately the education I will take home from Oxford. It's a good one.
Sarah Clarkson is the author of several books including the best-selling The Life-giving Home, which she co-authored with her mother, Sally Clarkson. Sarah is currently studying literature at Oxford University where she's not only a brilliant thinker and writer, but is also the president of the C. S. Lewis Society.
This place you're describing doesn't exist. It is too magical to be real. So please keep telling us about it so we may join you there.
It's been 7 years but this took me back to my first tutorial at Oxford, at which my tutor (a gentleman named Tudor) offered me tea, and conversation rather than critique and condescension. Thanks for taking me back to the dreaming spires for a moment.
I highly dislike college. I love learning. This style seems to be more realistic than what I've experienced…and by realistic I think I mean practical.
Thanks for sharing!
This was a delight to read, Sarah! I really enjoy getting such an intimate picture of how an Oxford education works. You made it sound less intimidating in the scary, low-self-esteem way, but almost more intimidating in a good, mind-stretching way. If that makes sense. 🙂
Sigh…Oxford sounds like Middle-Earth on Earth. I'd probably spend half the time in a blissful dream haunted by the ghosts of Lewis and Tolkien. It sounds wonderful! Speaking of the Dynamic English Duo, has anybody heard about the movie (to be made later this year, partly in Oxford) The Lion Awakes? It's based on Lewis's younger years. The Rabbit Room's name might be a clue, but I'd say Lewis and Tolkien are popular chaps around here….This is a link to the movie's Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/#!/TheLionAwakes
There's an ongoing debate on who will play the title role….
Seeing the Bodleian sent my heart a flutter. Went to Oxford for a summer school session a few years ago. Trying to get back with RZIM's apologetics program at Wycliffe Hall for a year of apologetics. Have you had the opportunity to meet Richard Turnbull? In what college are you studying?
Or should I say "where are you reading?"
What a beautiful perspective on education. It's encouraging to know that what I'm doing right now, primarily raising young ones, is actually a phase of scholarship. And who knows! Perhaps some year there will be a term in Oxford. Thanks for the behind-the-scenes glimpse.
Oxford's approach to education and your experience of living that mode out is highly encouraging. It's apparent that this has freed you from the burden of performing in your knowledge and into a wonderful collaboration with ideas and those around you exploring similar concepts. I hope you expand in heart and mind in England!
Also, this thought of yours that "education is simply the process by which you are equipped to learn" is at the forefront of my mind as I guide my own kids in learning. I want them to somehow grasp (even at a young age) that they are partakers of learning, not little birds who open their mouths to receive only what I give them (or any other teacher)–tidbits of mashed up info that I've regurgitated. They are already whole minds and hearts full of observation and conclusions, they just need a little bit of encouragement and kind guidance!
This account reminded me of the annual feeling of revved-up nervousness I would feel on the first day of school, from grade school up through high school. I didn't experience that as often afterwards. In some way, it made things seem brighter, more real, more alive, more "now."
Wow. I wish I had been encouraged to learn this way. Now I just wish I could do a semester at Oxford.
Keep the reports coming, please.
I did quite a bit of study at Oxford myself (a semester as an undergrad and an MPhil later-on) and, while some tutors were quite skilled, others were ho-hum, and still others were nothing short of dreadful.
The picture you paint, Sarah is an alluring one, but not altogether accurate. Oxford is a wonderful place for many things and I do think the tutorial system to be one of the best ways to learn, but some of my best tutors were relentless in pushing me harder and further than I'd previously thought possible, leaving my heart pounding, temples moist with sweat, and legs all rubbery when I stood up to leave. And left with a deep sense that it would be but a few short days until I was back again.
But I learned… oh, did I learn.
Your more recent post on C.S. Lewis had me reread "The Oxford Chronicles"…Love the below quote:
"My initial sense of the tutorial as a meeting with a mentor is far more correct than I thought because of a simple, underlying idea to the Oxford mode of education: every student is a scholar. This is not a title conferred upon you at the end of your studies, it is what drives and defines you amidst them. The experts are simply farther along."
Josh Garrels song "Farther Along" came to mind. It's the essence of discipleship. Those "farther along" reaching back to bring others to the place the Lord has led.
Josh Garrels – Farther Along
If you have the time Sarah, I would love to chat over the idea of "every student a scholar" and "every Christian an artist" along with some recent thoughts I've jotted down in a recent blog post regarding the essence of artistry, keying in on our interaction with our suffering.
Artistic Scranton Prayer: 90 Days of Service, Day 18
Lewis in "A Grief Observed" is the consumate Student-Scholar that turned his Suffering into Art for all of the world to read…
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Stokes Company New York Publishers _Copyright, MCMXXI, by_ THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY _All Rights Reserved_ CHAPTER ONE Once upon a time, on a beautiful island that stood in the center of a great big lake, there lived in the heart of a kindly old oak tree a dear little squirrel family. There were three in all; Father, Mother and Fluffy-tail, and they were just the happiest family one could imagine. Father Squirrel worked hard all day long gathering nuts to store away so that they would all have enough food in the larder for winter, and when Mother Squirrel was not too busy doing her housework she too helped to gather nuts, which she would tuck away in all sorts of places so that no lazy squirrels could find them. She knew that there were some lazy little rascals who would play all summer long and that when the winter came their poor babies would ofttimes cry because they were so hungry. Not that she would not help any one in need, for she was a good, kind mother, but she knew from experience that those little squirrels who would not work and gather nuts when they were plentiful, would help themselves to other folks' supply if they had a chance to do so. One day while Mrs. Squirrel was ironing some pretty petties for Fluffy-tail she heard a knock at the door. It was a messenger from Mrs. Squire Squirrel inviting Fluffy-tail to a surprise-party to be given to her little daughter Furrikins. When Fluffy-tail came bouncing in to dinner that day and saw something pink peeping out from under her plate, you can just imagine how delighted she was when she pulled it out and found it was an invitation to a party, for parties were few and far between on the Island. They had to be just after the summer visitors left the place, as it would not be very safe while they were there. With summer visitors there was sure to be a boy with a gun who was always just so hungry for squirrel pot-pie. In the winter it was too cold, and in the spring there was seldom enough food left for regular meals, much less a party. So now the time was just right and Fluffy-tail thought she was never so happy in all her life. CHAPTER TWO After lunch, on the day of the party, Mrs. Squirrel washed, brushed and combed Fluffy-tail until it hurt so she thought she would have to squeal once or twice; then dressed her in one of the prettiest little party dresses one ever saw. Fluffy-tail even had new slippers with fluffy pink bows. "You must live up to your name, my dear," her mother said, as she tied her pretty pink bonnet strings, "and too, my dear," as she kissed her for at least the twentieth time, "be very careful of your manners; don't lose your present (the cutest lace trimmed hanky with blue birds in the corners); go straight there and come straight back home before dark. You know Old Tabby Cat just loves little squirrels for dinner and she wouldn't care even if you did have on your party dress. Cats are such prowling creatures sometimes," she added. CHAPTER THREE [Illustration: "Mrs. Squirrel followed Fluffy down the path."] Mrs. Squirrel followed Fluffy a little way down the path and at the corner Fluffy turned, waved goodbye with her little fan, and then was gone out of sight. Mrs. Squirrel sighed as she went back into the house, hoping all would be happy for her darling that day. Fluffy herself was surely happy, and after waving goodbye to her mother, her thoughts were filled with the good time and the good things she knew she would get to eat at the party. Her little brown eyes seemed to just dance whenever she would think of the pleasures in store for her. She had not gone very far along the road when she heard a wee voice crying, "Oh, please help me! It hurts so!" and looking around she saw a poor little mouse whose tail was caught between two stones. [Illustration: "'Oh, please help me!'"] "Just a minute," said Fluffy, and after carefully putting down her hanky and fan, she tried to move the stones between which little Timmy Mouse's tail was caught. At first she thought she would not be able to, but at last she got a good sized stick and raised the stone just enough for poor little Tim to get loose. He was so glad to be free, he said, not only because the stone hurt him dreadfully but because he feared that Old Mrs. Tabby Cat was liable to be along any minute. "I can't tell you how much I thank you," he said, "but maybe some day I can do something for you." "That's all right," said Fluffy, gathering up her things. "Tell your mother to put some arnica on your tail and it won't hurt any more," and she was gone out of sight. "I must hurry a little more," she thought, "as I would hate dreadfully to be late for the party." CHAPTER FOUR "Oh dear me! What a narrow escape!" exclaimed Fluffy, as she stooped down and picked up a tiny little woodpecker that had fallen to the ground. "Your mother must be very careless to let you fall." "No," said the little chap, "Mother has gone for food for us and I played too near the edge of the stump and fell off." Just then the woodpecker's mother returned, and being alarmed that something was happening to her babies, came flying toward Fluffy screaming, "What are you doing here?" "I am not harming your children," said Fluffy. "I was just putting your little baby back in your nest. He had fallen to the ground and could not get up himself. It was lucky for him that I saw him when I did, for I almost stepped on him." By this time Mrs. Woodpecker was over her alarm and was very sorry she had spoken so crossly. "Please forgive me," she said, "I was so terribly frightened I hardly knew what I was saying. I thank you a thousand times; should you ever need a friend, let me know and I will do all I can to help you." Fluffy did not wait to talk longer; she knew it was getting nearer party time every minute, so she hurried on. [Illustration: "Fluffy knew it was getting nearer party time every minute."] CHAPTER FIVE "Now," thought Fluffy-tail, "I shall not stop again, no matter what happens--I'll just hustle along and not stop until I reach Squire Squirrel's house. Why, it must be time for the party now!" she thought, as she looked at her tiny little wrist watch. While looking at her watch she heard a fluttering and rustling in the leaves along the roadside. "I'll not stop," she thought, "I'll just pretend I don't hear anything." She had only gone a few steps though when she had to turn back to see what was wrong. She was such a tender-hearted little creature, she could not go to a place where she knew she was to have a good time and feel that she might by any chance have passed by some suffering little person. "What is it?" she asked rather impatiently, as she glanced to where the noise seemed to come from. "You needn't be so cross about it!" said a little Bat that was lying alongside the path. "Won't you please pick me up and hang me on that old tree? I guess I must have fallen asleep and loosed my hold on the bark. No! No! Not that way!" he said, as Fluffy was trying to place him on the branch. "Hang me upside down. That's the way I sleep." "Very well," said Fluffy, "There you are, upside down. Now I hope everything is all right." "Yes, thank you," said Mr. Bat, "I can go to sleep again now, and I'll try to be more careful. Before you go, though," he went on, "I wish you would give me your name and address. I'll put it in my vest pocket and maybe some day I'll be able to be of some use to you for your kindness in helping me out today." Fluffy told him in as few words as possible, her name, where she lived, and where she was going; then bidding him goodbye, she picked up her packages and hurried along faster than ever. CHAPTER SIX "Oh dear!" she sighed, "I might almost as well go home now. It's so late. I'm sure the ice cream and cake and all the goodies will be eaten before I get there. I do wish people would not be so careless and make so much work for other people to do. I'm all tired out now and I do hope that I've had my last delay." With this thought she hurried along just as fast as her little feet would go. So excited was poor Fluffy now that she made a turn to the left instead to the right, and she had gone quite a distance before she discovered that there was something wrong. She did not know just what to do and became so dreadfully frightened that she sat down and cried as though her little heart would break. How long she had been sitting there she could not tell; she went over the happenings since her dear mother kissed her goodbye, and wondered if she would be able to find her way back home without being caught by that awful Old Tabby Cat. "If ever I get out of this trouble," thought she, "I'll never again stop any place to help anybody. If I had only gone straight to the party and let other folks take care of themselves I would be safe now." With the thought that she was now the most unhappy creature in the world, she burst into tears again. [Illustration: "'Won't you please give me those tears?'"] "Won't you please give me those tears?" Fluffy heard a tiny voice ask. "I am withering away and must die soon if somebody does not give a me tiny drink." Looking down, Fluffy saw a tiny little Bluebell all wilted, and looking so sad. "The trees are so thick here," it said, "I cannot get the rain or dew, and the fairies are having a big party today and have forgotten poor little me." By this time Fluffy's tears were all dried up, seeing some one in distress made her forget her own troubles. "I can't give you my tears," she said, "for they have all dried now, but I can get you some water from the brook," so again putting down her dear little fan and hanky she skipped off to the brook to get the water. She had nothing in which to carry it so she made a cup of her tiny hands and was stepping from one stone to another when her little foot slipped and splash into the water it went. "Oh, my dear little shoe!" wailed Fluffy as she looked down and saw the pretty bow all wet and muddy, "I can never go to the party now." She tried her best to wipe off the mud and fluff up the bow and then got more water which she took back to the little Bluebell who was eagerly waiting for her to return. "There now, raise up your head and be happy," said Fluffy as she poured the water around its tiny roots. "If you want more I shall get it for you, then I must try to find my way home, as I have lost my way to Furrikins' party." By this time the little Bluebell was refreshed after its hearty drink and told Fluffy the way to reach Furrikins' home. CHAPTER SEVEN Thanking the little flower, she again started out and was just making the last turn when who should she see in her path but Old Tabby Cat. Fluffy looked but for an instant. She knew she must move quickly to escape, so she turned about, yelled for help as loudly as she could, and ran just as fast as her little legs would carry her. She was tired already after her long walk and could not make very good time. Old Tabby was gaining on her rapidly when Mrs. Woodpecker, who had heard Fluffy's first cry for help, flew at once to the rescue. She jumped on Mrs. Tabby's head and began pecking for all she was worth. This was such a surprise to Old Tabby that she fell head over heels into a hole by the roadside and it was quite a few minutes before she recovered herself enough to peep out to try to discover just what had attacked her. As she did so a big stone dropped from some place down in the hole beside her, pinning her tail fast. It was some time before little Timmy Mouse (for it was he who had rolled the stone on Old Tabby's tail) dared to look over the edge of the pit to see how well his plans worked. "So it was you?" said Tabby, glaring at Timmy. One look was enough for little Timmy and he scurried off home as fast as he could go. CHAPTER EIGHT By this time it was quite late and poor little Fluffy was still running thankful to have escaped Old Tabby, but fearful of some new danger at every step. Suddenly a voice beside her said, "Don't be frightened, follow close to me for I can see quite well in the dark. You did me a good turn once in the daylight and now I can help you in the dark." With these words, Mr. Bat (for it was the same one she had helped that afternoon when he had fallen from the tree) took hold of her hand and led her to Furrykins' home where they were all waiting to greet her. After Mrs. Woodpecker had jumped on Mrs. Tabby, she flew on to tell the little folks at the party all about poor Fluffy's experience, and to ask them to keep the party waiting just a little longer. CHAPTER NINE [Illustration: "It was surely a grand party."] It was surely a grand party. They had it on their beautiful lawn and the moon had come out so brightly that the little folks played all their games they had arranged for the daytime. There were nuts, apples, candies, and all sorts of goodies to eat, nice games to play, and they danced around in the moonlight till the Whip-poor-will called, which was the curfew for all. As it was so late when Fluffy arrived at the party, Mrs. Furrykins sent a message to her mother telling her that she would keep her all night and send her home early next morning. So after the party was over and all the little folk had gone to their homes in the woods, Mrs. Squire Squirrel tucked Fluffy and Furrykins in her daughter's little bed, kissed each of them "goodnight," heard them say their prayers, and went quietly to her own room on the opposite side of the big oak tree. CHAPTER TEN Fluffy was too tired to dream of the many experiences she had had that day and went to sleep quickly. Early next morning, as promised, Mrs. Furrykins saw to it that Fluffy was taken safely home. Her mother was anxiously waiting for her at the door and each was happy to feel the other's arms around her. Mother Squirrel kissed her little daughter after each adventure was told to her, and wiping the tears from her eyes when Fluffy had finished, she said, "After all, Fluffy dear, you see that one can never lose anything by being kind to others. You are home again safe and sound and I'm glad you enjoyed the party." *** End of this Doctrine Publishing Corporation Digital Book "The Adventures of Squirrel Fluffytail - A Picture Story-Book for Children" *** Doctrine Publishing Corporation provides digitized public domain materials. Public domain books belong to the public and we are merely their custodians. This effort is time consuming and expensive, so in order to keep providing this resource, we have taken steps to prevent abuse by commercial parties, including placing technical restrictions on automated querying. 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When Corrie Ten Boom, of The Hiding Place fame, was a little girl in Holland, her first realization of death came after a visit to the home of a neighbor who had died. It impressed on her that someday she and her family would also die. Like any little girl, she was frightened by that thought.
Corrie's dad comforted her with this thought, "Corrie, when you and I go to Amsterdam, when do I give you your ticket?" She answered, "Why, just before we get on the train." "Exactly," her father answered, "And our wise Father in heaven gives us our ticket before we leave this world so that we know we have safe passage to where he will receive us."
Fear of death is natural. God understands. So he regularly in his word gives us reminders that we have nothing to fear because of his love and the death of Jesus for our sins. "Since the children have flesh and blood, Jesus too shared in their humanity so that by his death he might destroy him who has the power of death—that is, the devil—and free those who all their lives were held in slavery by their fear of death." Hebrews 2:14-15 And just a moment later, we read that Jesus made "atonement for the sins of the people." Hebrews 2:17
Adam and Eve were sinners. Are they in heaven? YES. Abraham was a sinner, a liar. Is he in heaven? YES. Rahab was a prostitute. Is she in heaven? YES. David was, well David was a lot of things. Is he in heaven? YES. Peter vowed that he had never known Jesus. Is he in heaven? YES. The sinful woman from the streets who washed Jesus' feet, is she in heaven? YES. The thief on the cross was a, well I guess he was a thief. But he was a murderer too. Is he in heaven? YES.
GOD WANTS YOU THERE. HE HAS PROVIDED HIS OWN SON AS A SACRIFICE FOR YOUR SINS SO HE CAN WELCOME YOU WITH OPEN ARMS. Are you a sinner? YES. But by the grace of God will you go to heaven? YES.
If you haven't accepted Christ's sacrifice for your sins, do you need to do that? YES. And God will safely bring you home to him forever when you die.
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If you think a person is seriously involved in riding, it is important to buy the right equipment. Its main role is not to look good, but you feel comfortable and in many cases it will prevent you from getting injured. We will try to help you in choosing, even with specific references to products that are checked. The obligatory elements that a rider needs is the following:
- Riding helmet
- Wedge (Brich)
- Chaps
- Riding boots
- Here are things that are not mandatory, but are very desirable if you do not think this is a one-time enthusiasm:
- Gloves
- Protector for back
- Horse whip
- Spurs
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- Riding helmet – I do not think I need to explain the importance of this attribute.
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- China's markets take a plunge-my reply to a comment
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- China to Increase Military Spending
- China seeks to quell Social Discontent
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Last week, North Korea and Myanmar signed an agreement to restore diplomatic ties. Feel free to take a look at the NYT briefing through this hyperlink:
Closer ties between these two states has been of U.S. concern for quite some time. The following article talks about this.
Source: http://global.factiva.com/ha/default.aspx
Since November 2003, closer ties between the two states has been deemed unwanted by the U.S. and other Asian countries.
Growing military ties between
North Korea and
Myanmar are stirring concern among
U.S. and Asian security officials.
Diplomats based in
Bangkok and
Yangon, Myanmar's capital, say they have detected fresh indications in recent months that
Pyongyang is supplying or planning to supply
Myanmar with weapons, possibly in exchange for clandestine shipments of heroin. Some attribute the activity to
Yangon's growing concern that the
U.S. could pose a military threat to
Myanmar, formerly known as
The developments come as both countries are under mounting political pressure from the U.S. – North Korea to halt its nuclear brinkmanship and Myanmar to open a real dialogue with its political opposition. A budding military alliance between the two authoritarian states would likely increase tensions in Asia and beyond, especially with North Korea strongly suspected to have nuclear-weapons technology that it is ready to export, defense analysts say.
To date, the strongest offensive against North Korea's nuclear proliferation has been coming from the Six-Party talks. China, South Korea, North Korea, U.S., Russia and Japan are the six states that have participated. Talks are vociferously lead by the U.S. Yet other Asian countries would also be affected by a Nuclear North Korea. Sen. Richard Lugar, the Indiana Republican who heads the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee predicts that a closer tie between North Korea and Myanmar can be a threat to Asian security.
"The linkup of these two pariah states can only spell trouble," says Sen. Richard Lugar, the Indiana Republican who heads the committee. "
North Korea's main export is dangerous weapons technology. These developments are the seeds of a major threat to Asian security and stability."
If Asian security may be threatened by North Korea's nuclear proliferation, why are other Asian states not forming part of the Six-Party talks?
For a failure to incorporate others, the U.S. has lost influence in the region. Evidence demonstrates that North Korea has been smuggling heroin (from Myanmar) into Taiwan and Australia since 2002. Incorporating others into the talks may be productive if they are conditioned to push for the disarmament of North Korea instead of simply being left to consume its heroin.
My question was the following:
Is the current U.S. offensive counterproductive in pushing North Korea into further disarmament? Has it made it easier for North Korea to restore ties with Myanmar?
The failure to enhance multilateral cooperation in the region by the U.S., I believe, has made its offensive weak because others are being left to bargain with North Korea. Currently, North Korea is finding it profitable to sell its weapons to other Asian countries in exchange for money and now an ally, Myanmar.
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Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/30/business/worldbusiness/30banks.html?_r=1&n=Top%2fNews%2fWorld%2fCountries%20and%20Territories%2fChina&oref=slogin
In an effort to prevent the destabilization of its economy, China has ordered its banks to hold more deposits in reserve. Officials perceive that this will prevent credit and investment growth from strongly affecting its economy. According to Frank Gong, chief China economis "destabilizing" its authority over China's financial sector. t at JPMorgan Chase in Hong Kong, this will "prevent excess liquidity from getting worse."
Speculators are attributing an increase in required reserves and interest rates to the rising trade surplus that is making cheap money increasingly available.
Mr. Gong believes that the required reserve ratio may reach 12 percent by the end of this year.
A capital market activity growth usually develops some unregulated activity. In the last couple of decades, Chinese banks have been strongly regulated by the Communist Party. As China's financial sector has opened up by allowing foreign banks to locally incorporate their operations within the country, such regulation has been lagging. In an effort to prevent the "destabilization" of its authority over China's financial sector, the Communist Party is regulating its banks with higher interest rates and required reserves.
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Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/25/world/asia/25china.html?n=Top%2fNews%2fWorld%2fCountries%20and%20Territories%2fChina
The Communist Party claims to be setting forth these new regulations as a way to counter corruption. These regulations have been approved by Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, but will be effective starting on May 1, 2008.
This move to counter corruption may be most likely to to the 2008 Olympics. The CCP is trying to engrave an image of its government as effective in countering corruption and giving their citizens more rights.
The new regulations will give farmers more rights to official information of land seizures. This will allow the farmers to fight illegal land seizures. Could these regulations be influenced by the demands of the now billionaires in the real-estate business? Money brings power, and power can influence very much what others do. The CCP may be listening to these entrepreneurs' demands to avoid negative publicity.
Still caveats suggest that these regulations will still maintain government secrecy since mostly all information is still classified as state secrets.
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Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/21/business/worldbusiness/21garden.html?_r=1&n=Top%2fNews%2fWorld%2fCountries%20and%20Territories%2fChina&oref=slogin
China's stock markets are ever more profitable to the Chinese people. On April 19, Yang Guoiang, owner of the real-estate company, Country Gardens, became a billionaire as it went public that day. Country Gardens was valued at $15 billion. Many others are also making fortunes by investing in stocks. This has allowed for China's middle class to continue to grow. Today, there are new entrepreneurs in the real-estate branch in the block.
The same would not have been true early in 1990s since the government did not allow companies to acquire public land and sell them. In the late 1990s, the government finally moved to make reforms to the market to allow companies to acquire and sell public land. How will the CCP react to this rising acquisition of public land? Will they set forth new restrictions?
I believe it is too late for them to take such drastic steps primarily because people are gaining a voice and power through the wealth that they are acquiring through the stock market. Besides, the CCP has made it clear that it intends to increase protection of private property rights in the follwing years.
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Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/18/business/worldbusiness/18yuan.html?pagewanted=2&n=Top%2fNews%2fWorld%2fCountries%20and%20Territories%2fChina&_r=1
As China's trade surplus continues to increase, its trade relations have also diversified. Until recently China had been the second-biggest exporter to US markets. Early this year it ranks the biggest. Nevertheless, China's exchange rate of the yuan to the dollar has been the cause of the recent protectionist stance of the US against China's exports. The CCP has condemned the US stance on their currency value. While the government has not directly recommended business entrepreneurs in trading with other countries other than the US, trade relations have diversified. As global leaders continue to increase trade relations with developing countries for the purpose of increasing their profits and avoiding placing all their eggs in one basket, government officials are hoping for greater diversity to emphasize their global influence.
Chinese officials are expected to go on another buying trip to the United States before next month's round of meetings in Washington to discuss economic policies with the United States. By wrapping together a lot of separate purchase agreements in a few heavily promoted announcements, the officials hope to portray the United States as needing the Chinese market.
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Source: http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/5F9422F0-A165-4986-8042-04EA7E675746.htm
It appears that finally countries are starting to look at ways to defeat terrorists.
As Richardson has so many times explained in her book on "What Terrorists Want", a "war on terror" can never be won because it strengthens terrorists by giving them importance at the state and international level (the US is giving them exactly the kind of publicity they want).
The ultimate goal of any war must be to deny th adversary what it is that he wants. Terrorists want to be considered at war with us (they want a reaction), so to concede this to them is to grant them what they want, instead of doing our utmost to deny them what they want. (pg 176-177)
By declaring a war on terror, far from denying it its objectives, we are condeding its objectives, and this is why the war on terror can never be won. (pg 197)
The UK has moved to remove "war on terror" phrase to refer to the current war in the Middle East. In the own words of Hilary Benn, Britain's international development secretary, they have nicely captured Richardson's theory.
"We do not use the phrase 'war on terror' because we can't win by military means alone… this isn't us against one organised enemy with a clear identity and a coherent set of objectives," said an extract from Benn's planned speech atNew York
University's Centre of International Co-operation.
US must be next to catch up if it wants to make some progress in debilitating terrorists.
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As most awesome stories seem to start for us….it was raining cats and dogs. What was intended as a rad forest session, ended up being an even more rad in home session. Thankfully Kate + James aren't just two insanely sweet and super fun people to be around, but their house is INCREDIBLE!!! It instantly felt like home as we were greeted with warm hellos and instant belly laughs. Everything had a beautiful story and we were just losing our minds from start to finish. Their shoe's even had a more romantic love story than most Nicolas Sparks books (no hating on Mr.Sparks).


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Four Ways to Make Passive Income
Multiple streams of income is an absolute must in 2018. I'm always trying to figure out ways to bring in another stream. My goal is to not be totally dependent on one income alone. No matter what you make it's still a good idea to have additional stream coming in. Creating passive income opportunities is a great way to add extra streams of income.
What is Passive Income?
An income is passive when it requires you not to do very much to keep that stream of cash flow coming in. Now don't get me wrong, passive income does not mean you don't have anything to do at all. You will have to put some effort to get it started and of course you want to track it to make sure it's operating the way you need it to. This post will detail four ways I bring in passive income.
Digital Products
Digital products are ebooks, workbooks, etc. that you create once and sell over and over again. Ebooks, workbooks, and planners are my favorite digital products to create. I can sit down and create something in a matter of days or weeks that will help my audience and also bring in a stream of income for myself.
Tools I use to create ebooks, workbooks, and planners:
- Google Docs or Microsoft Word
Apple Pages
Adobe Indesign
How to export those digital products:
Squarespace (upload your digital product to your site to sell)
CreateSpace for printed books (that you can sell on your own site or Amazon)
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Tip: Use PDF stamping to make your ebooks difficult to share.
Affiliate Links
Affiliate linking is another way I bring in passive income. Amazon Associates is one of my absolute favorites. Here's the deal, Amazon sells just about everything, so it's very easy to add a link to a product your discussing in your blog posts. Note: To comply with FTC guidelines be sure to add a note to your post containing affiliate links to let your readers know that you may earn a commission on purchases made from clicking your links.
Want to sell your own branded t-shirts, mugs, or tote bags? Printful is a great way to do it. Printful is a print on demand company that's very simple to use. Create your design, upload it to your product, set your price, and Printful does the shipping for you. Well, it's a little more to it than that. Click this link for more details on how to use Printful.
This is a fairly new one for me. I have decided I want to figure out how trading stocks worked, but I didn't want to throw away a lot of money trying to figure it out. I decided to start with the Stash App. With Stash you can start investing with just five bucks. Stash uses exchange-traded funds that have these really cute and easy to understand names like Internet Titans. They recently added individual stocks and I can't wait to add a little Netflix to my portfolio. Here's a link for a more detailed description of how to use Stash.
So, those are the current ways I bring in passive income. What ways have you added a passive income stream? Have you tried any of the ones I listed above? Let me know what you think in the comments.
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
New York S/S11 Fashion Week: Yigal Azrouël
Back to a few quick recap New York S/S11 Fashion Week posts! Just can't get enough…and check me out on DossierJournal.com! See my credit at the bottom? Images by…ME! Here are a few more from backstage at Yigal: You can … Continue reading
New York Through the Lens of Alfred Stieglitz
The Lens posted information today about a fantastic new Alfred Stieglitz exhibit at the Seaport Museum. If any of you have spent some time researching or studying American photography, you have likely come across the work of Alfred Stieglitz. The … Continue reading
Van Gogh Tilts and Shifts
I decided to take a break from fashion week posts and share something interesting I found on PSFK today. I've written previously about tilt-shift lenses and my own experiment using them in photography before. I happen to quite like how … Continue reading
Street-Style: Lauren Santo Domingo, New York Fashion Week
Leaving Lincoln Center after the shows. -B
Street-Style: New York Fashion Week, Lincoln Center
Love the simple black and white combo and the looped fringe detail on the skirt. -B
New York S/S2011 Fashion Week: Backstage at Timo Weiland
So I've been a little behind getting show photos posted, but it's been crazy busy. Alas, NY S/S2011 Fashion Week has ended so I now have time to attend to personal matters, such as this blog. Here's a quick peek … Continue reading
NY S/S11 Fashion Week: Patrik Ervell
On Day 3 I also stopped by the Patrik Ervell presentation to shoot backstage and the presentation itself, which had the models circling the runway for the duration of the hour. The runway for the show was made up of … Continue reading