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Mr Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, recently announced that he would not be seeking a second term in office as the UN's human rights chief. In a heart-rending indictment of the world's commitment to the protection of human rights, he articulated that: "To do so, in the current geopolitical context, might involve bending a knee in supplication… lessening the independence and integrity of my voice — which is your voice."
Promoting international cooperation for human rights, playing the leading role on human rights issues and giving practical effect to the will of the international community to protect human rights are axiomatic to the fundamental tenets of the office Mr al-Hussein represents. Yet, despite being the first Arab Muslim to be elected by the UN General Assembly to the OHCHR, heralded as a global symbol for the protection of human rights, he is right to feel he has come up short.
In the 2018 Rule of Law Index published by the World Justice Project, responsible for comparing the legal experiences of jurisdictions globally, it noted that the rule of law had declined in 38 countries since 2016. The United States, the world's principal democratic superpower, fell five places to 26th in the fundamental rights category; the United Kingdom dropped out of the top ten to 11th place overall; while Venezuela retained its place at the bottom of the index. Although these statistics weave themselves into growing concerns about retreats from international obligations and dwindling criminal justice reform, Mr al-Hussein had already observed a mood afoot human rights trepidation.
Having previously served as the first president of the Assembly of State Parties of the International Criminal Court in 2002 and a UN political affairs officer in the former Yugoslavia during the Bosnian War between 1994 and 1996, Mr al-Hussein is not unfamiliar with the weighty challenges that come at the expense of championing human rights. Yet, he sets the current geopolitical context as his roadblock. It is true that the world's attitude to human rights has set off a domino chain of public wealth misappropriation, authoritarian nationalism and the vilification of ethnic groups dangerously catalysing further polarisation, but it is pitiful to observe that when the going gets tough, Mr al-Hussein steps down.
Deputy Director for Global Advocacy at the Human Rights Watch, Phillippe Bolopion, stated: "The fact that he felt that he could not be re-appointed without compromising his voice reflects poorly on the state of world affairs and human rights at the UN." Perhaps it does, but it also speaks to the moral resolve of a man who was ostensibly a rare example of moral clarity.
From the detention of human rights defenders in China such as Zhou Shifeng and Wang Quanzhang tougher migration restrictions by European governments in fear of terrorism, the US Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, positing that economic and security interests trump human rights to more than a third of Venezuela's households living in abject poverty, there has never been more reason for the rise of human rights advocates. And so, Mr al-Hussein's fear that his voice, while being the UN's top human rights advocate, will be muted should alarm us all.
As the UN's bastions of liberalism and international order slowly depart of their historical commitment to the protection of human rights, the UN's ability to deal with human rights abuses dissipates. Following the Second World War, there was a rabid antipathy to human rights violations. Now, the UN waltzes with American economic imperialism, tangoes to arms exports to Saudi Arabia and silently sambas to the Rohingya refugee crises. Mr al-Hussein could be forgiven for simply wanting to walk away from it all. Yet, the substance of the threat to human rights has not changed, it merely takes a different form. As such, Mr al-Hussein's decision to not seek re-election is untimely amidst the increase in xenophobia, anti-Semitism and ethnic violence. What is required is a redefined moral courage to tackle the qualms of implementation, compliance and monitoring. To face the human rights crises head-on requires reminding humanity of the reason the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed almost 70 years ago. Changing the outcomes of the future means first to change our attitude today.
First, human rights are at the forefront of global conversation. Thousands of civil society groups, courts, the press, governments and many more raise awareness concerning the protection of human rights, discuss how communities can adopt best practices, initiate legislation or investigations about how to improve the welfare of citizens. Our attitude should have nothing to do about being a part of the conversation; we need to part of the right conversation.
Second, the body of international human rights law continues to expand. With the number of persons aged 60 and over growing, the OHCHR has sought to identify new protection mechanisms, isolating gaps in policies and programmes for older persons. Moreover, over 844 million people around the world do not enjoy access to safe, clean drinking water central to human life and dignity. Through determined efforts, it now forms a basic human right.
Third, transnational action from non-state actors plays a pivotal role. Harriet Tubman, Emily Pankhurst, Olaudah Equiano, Malala Yousafzai: none of these individuals were recognised for their human rights advocacy because they were leaders of nations or transnational organisations. Rather, their brutish, tenacious desire to change harmful attitudes for the purpose of preventing injustices they similarly faced accentuates their moral courage.
In an end-of-year e-mail to the staff at the OHCHR, before the world would formally hear that Mr al-Hussein would not seek a second term in office, he wrote: "There are many months ahead of us: months of struggle, perhaps, and even grief — because although the past year has been arduous for us, it has been appalling for many of the people we serve." The notion that millions of people around the world face some form of injustice every day is a miserable reality, but it is a lurid suggestion that this is enough to withdraw from the frontlines of the fight.
It is disappointing to see the end of Mr al-Hussein's term this year after he brought a slavish servitude to the cause of human rights protection, notably denouncing President Trump on several occasions for his attempts to intimidate journalists and judges. However, it is equally not a time to resign our moral courage, that is our unwavering commitment to perpetual, inalienable human rights for all people.
5 February 2018
Josias Senu
Photo credit FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images


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Pablo Ziegler & Metropole Orkest: Amsterdam Meets New Tango
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Pablo Ziegler & Metropole Orkest: Amsterdam Meets New Tango
2013: Zoho Music
Pablo Ziegler on Piano
Quique Sinesi on Guitar
Walter Castro on Bandoneón
Quintino Cinalli on Percussion and Cajón
Jules Buckley, Metropole Orkest Conductor
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Dr. Roberta E. ZlokowerAugust 10, 2013
This CD is a totally thrilling fusion of new jazz, new tango, and entirely new concepts. Only Argentinean pianist-composer, Pablo Ziegler, an aficionado of Nuevo Tango, could make these edgy, melodic, dramatic, and soothing musical contrasts work so seamlessly. For this recording, Pablo brings Quique Sinesi on guitar, Walter Castro on bandoneón, and Quintino Cinalli on percussion and cajón. And, the crème de la crème of instrumental backup blendings is drawn from a full Metropole Orkest, an Amsterdam orchestra (where this recording was created in 2009), conducted by Jules Buckley.
Notable tracks:
#2 Milonga Para Hermeto Composed by Quique Sinesi. This danceable track opens with Quintinos prominent percussion. It was originally conceived by Quique as an homage to Hermeto Pascoal, a Brazilian composer. The magnetic theme has Samba and Tango elements combined, and the Orkest is ablaze with brass and strings. This is a thrilling big band sound with international sophistication. Pablo, on piano, and Walter on bandoneón, keep the milonga motif meaningful.
#3 Blues Porteño Composed by Pablo Ziegler. Walters bandoneón takes on a life of its own on this track, with swirling, sumptuous orchestrations from Metropole Orkest, including brassy blues. Quique, on guitar, comes in about halfway through the track, with a stunning theme. Its immediately apparent, at this point in my listening, that I will keep this recording close to my stereo, as its so full of musical revelations and nuance.
#6 Places Composed by Pablo Ziegler. This Ziegler composition could serve as a thematic film score, with its theatricality and suspense. Quintino opens the track on eerie percussion, accompanying Pablos restless piano introduction. The weaving of bandoneón, guitar, and full orchestra transports the listener to its turbulent drama.
#8 Buenos Aires Dark Composed by Pablo Ziegler. This inventive track is taken over by sharp percussive effects, brassy orchestrations, and innovative, orchestral jazz. After listening to this composition twice, I heard new details emerging by the moment. There were even hints of Bernstein and Robert Prince, two composers whose music is scored for ballet.
For more information, contact Dr. Roberta E. Zlokower at firstname.lastname@example.com

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by Archana Singh Sikarwar
January 2015, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-15 Automatic Texts Summarization: Current State of the Art
by Nabil ALAMI & Mohammed MEKNASSI & Noureddine RAIS
- 38-45 Exploring Impact of Marketing Mix on Brand Equity in Insurance Industry (Case Study: Asia Insurance Firm, Iran)
by Mirza Hassan Hosseini & Hamed Moezzi
December 2014, Volume 4, Issue 12
- 704-710 Holdings of Quran and Sunnah towards Excellence of Malays
by Shuhairimi Abdullah & Nur Salimah Alias & Hj Huzili Hussin & Noor Salwani Hussin
- 711-722 The Relationship between Psychological Meaningfulness and Employee Engagement: Moderating Effect of Age and Gender
by Ruswahida Ibnu Ruslan & Md. Aminul Islam & Idris Mohd Noor
- 723-728 Green Management: Opportunities and Challenges in International Business for Malaysian SME
by Faisal Hamidi & Shankar Chelliah & Muhammad Nazri Bin Abdul Halim
- 729-740 The Scope and Extent of Extra Work Caused By Management and Workers Issues in the Turkish Furniture Industry
by Mehmet Colak & Tahsin Cetin & Samet Yilmaz & Talip Yildiz & Yilmaz Korkmaz
- 741-756 Analysis and Identification of Competitive Positions of Companies Operating in Iranian Battery Industry Using Hierarchical Analysis
by Mohammad Hakkak & Amir Hooshang Nazarpoori & Mehdi Mohammadi
- 757-767 Theoretical Analysis of Reactive Flow of Mass and Heat Transfer over a Semi-Infinite Vertical Plate
by Abah Sunday Ojima & Suleiman Umar & Ibrahim Bawa Kafur
- 768-783 Analyzing the Impacts of Informal Organizations on Formal Routines in A Networked Organization
by Mohammad Ali Sarlak & Yashar Salamzadeh
- 784-798 Design and Production of Multimedia Training Programs for Problem Solving Skill and its Effect on the Mental Health of High School Female Students in Kermanshah
by Shahnaz Bahrami & Saeed Vaziri Yazdi
October 2014, Volume 4, Issue 12
- 574-584 Customer Satisfaction of Retail Chain Stores: Evidence from Bangladesh
by S M Sohel Rana & Abdullah Osman & Md. Aminul Islam
November 2014, Volume 4, Issue 11
- 603-617 The Effects of Conflicts Handling In Teamwork of Hotel Industry Located In Northern Region of Malaysia
by Bibi Noraini Bt Mohd Yusuf & Siti Norsyafawani Bt Shamsul Anuar
- 618-630 The Effects of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Group Intervention on Self Esteem among Drug Users Based On Age
by Huzili Hussin & Nur Salimah Binti Alias & Mohamad Hashim Othman
- 631-639 Determinants of Successful Financial Management among Micro Entrepreneur in Malaysia
by Nurulhasanah Abdul Rahman & Zulnaidi Yaacob & Rafisah Mat Radzi
- 640-648 Islamic Sukuk: Pricing Mechanism and Rating
by Essia Ries Ahmed & Md. Aminul Islam & Tariq Tawfeeq Yousif Alabdullah
- 649-663 Succession Planning As an Economic Education to Improve Family Business Performance in East Java Province of Indonesia
by Sentot Imam Wahjono & Wahjoedi & Syafei Idrus & J.G. Nirbito
- 664-676 Economic Literacy for the Basis of Organizational Performance Improvement: Evidence from Muhammadiyah Hospital Indonesia
by Anna Marina & Hari Wahyono & J.G. Nirbito & Bambang Sugeng
- 677-689 Pendalungan Culture as the Root of Character Education Entrepreneurship
by Nanis Hairunisya
- 690-703 Critizm Rationale of A. Hassan Bangil in Validity on Hadith
by Zainuddin Mz
October 2014, Volume 4, Issue 10
- 534-540 Coping Strategies of Job Stress among Managers of Electronics Industries in Malaysia
by Kumaresan V Sathasivam & N. Kumaraswamy
- 541-546 Perceived Usefulness and Trust towards Consumer Behaviors: A Perspective of Consumer Online Shopping
by Lim Yi Jin & Abdullah Bin Osman & Mohd Suberi Bin AB.Halim
- 547-557 A Conceptual Framework to Build Brand Loyalty in the Modern Marketing Environment
by Wasib B Latif & Md. Aminul Islam & Idris Bin Mohd Noor
- 558-573 Entrepreneurship Development and Poverty Alleviation: An Empirical Review
by Mohammad Delwar Hussain & Rosni Bakar & Abul Bashar Bhuiyan
- 585-589 Propagating Occupational Safety and Health Programmes among Small Scalefarmers and Entrepreneursin Essential Oils Industry
by Madya Lt Kol (B) Azuddin Bin Bahari & Hanum Binti Hassan & Faridah Binti Wahab
- 590-596 Development in Corporate Sustainability: The Green Supply Chain Management Perspective and Challenges
by Solomon, C. & Mohamad, M. N. & Jamaluddin, R.
- 597-602 A Pilot Study on the Relationship between Some Determinants of SME Performance in Nigeria
by Aliyu Mukhtar Shehu & Rosli Mahmood
September 2014, Volume 4, Issue 9
- 473-489 Effect of Government Mediated Access Pricing on Prices of Targeted Drugs in The Philippines
by Jesus N. Sarol, Jr.
- 490-503 Molecular Characterization of Some Iraqi Date Palm Cultivars Using Rapd and Issr Markers
by Hussam S.M. Khierallah & Sarah K. I. Al-Sammarraie & Haider I. Mohammed
- 504-512 Steepness of the Lateral Distribution Function of Secondary Hadrons in Extensive Air Showers
by M. Roshan Nasab & G. Rastegarzadeh
- 513-521 Estimating the Spectral Power Density Function of Non-Gaussian Second Order Autoregressive Model
by Abdul-Majeed H. Al-Nassir & Mohammed Qadoury Abed & Wadhah S. Ibraheem
- 522-533 Simulation of Reinforced Concrete Blast Wall Subjected To Air Blast Loading
by Mohammed Alias Yusof & Rafika Norhidayu Rosdi & Norazman Mohamad Nor & Ariffin Ismail & Muhammad Azani Yahya & Ng Choy Peng
August 2014, Volume 4, Issue 8
- 413-427 Expression of the Growth Hormone and Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 Genes in Male and Female Blue Gourami (Trichogaster Trichopterus) At Different Temperatures
by Gad Degai
- 428-435 Preliminary Studies on Immobilized Cells-Based Microbial Fuel Cell System on Its Power Generation Performance
by Mohd Hadi Mesran & Syafikah Mamat & Yee Rui Pang & Tan Yi Hong & Muneera Z & Mohd Nazlee Faisal M. Ghazali & Md Abbas Ali & Nik Azmi Nik Mahmood
- 436-447 Mathematical Modeling of Domestic Violence and Its Trends, Case Study Tamale Metropolis, Ghana
by D. Otoo & C. Sebel & S. K. Amponsah
- 448-459 Compiling Strategies and Determining Strategic Situation E-Learning System of PNU (Payam Noor University) in Iran
by Alireza Hamidieh
- 460-472 Capacitated Clustering and Collection of Solid Waste in Kwadaso Estate, Kumasi
by D. Otoo & S. K. Amponsah & C. Sebil
July 2014, Volume 4, Issue 7
- 314-319 Enhancement of Instrumented Car Design for Driver Behaviour Research
by Abdullah Sukardi & Mohd Khairul Alhapiz Ibrahim & Muammar Quadaffi Mohd Ariffin
- 320-327 Antidesma Bunius (Bignay) Fruit Extract as an Organic Pesticide Against Epilachna Spp
by Rosario M. Belmi & Joey Giron & Myra L. Tansengco
- 328-338 Hypoxia Promotes Growth and Viability of Human Adipose-Derived Stem Cells with Increased Growth Factors Secretion
by Jane Ru Choi & Belinda Pingguan-Murphy & Wan Abu Bakar Wan Abas & Mat Adenan Noor Azmi & Siti Zawiah Omar & Kien Hui Chua & Wan Kamarul Zaman Wan Safwani
- 339-347 Preliminary Model Framework To Study Natural Ventilation Performance Through Passive Design (Case Study: Tapak Semaian Mantin, Seremban)
by S.C.Chan & W.S.Yeaw & A.I.Che Ani
- 348-355 Preparation, Characterization and Application of Rice Hull-Derived Zeolites in Water Treatment
by Danila S. Paragas & Joel R. Salazar & Michael O. Ginez
- 356-363 Child Restraints System Use among Children While Travelling To Day Care Centres Kajang, Malaysia
by Muammar Quadaffi Mohd Ariffin & Nor Fadilah Mohd Soid & Nurulhana Borhan & Abdullah Sukardi
- 364-374 When A Fully D-Stable Module is Quasi-Projective
by M.S.Abbas & A. M. A. Al-Hosainy
- 375-380 Weak Separation Axioms Via Ω-Open Set And Ω-Closure Operator
by Mustafa. H. Hadi & Luay. A. Al-Swidi
- 381-391 Effectiveness of Granted Credits of Saderat Bank on Investment and Employment in the Agricultural Sector (Case Study: Guilan Province)
by Dr Hamidreza Alipour & Masoud Rahmati & Pantea Alipour
- 392-407 Effectiveness and Impact of Community Governance Approach to Alleviate Poverty: A Case Study of Care International Hambantota Sri Lanka
by A. J. M. Chandradasa
- 408-412 Correlation between Students Academic Performance and Entrepreneurial Ability When Taught Saponification Reaction Using Kitchen Resources
by NJA Cecilia OBI & NEJI Hope Amba
June 2014, Volume 4, Issue 6
- 260-269 Towards The Adaptation of Green Building Material Systems to the Egyptian Environment
by Sherif Mohamed Sabry Elattar & Eman Badawy Ahmed
- 270-279 Biochemical Characteristics and Accumulation of Heavy Metals in Fishes, Water and Sediments of the River Buriganga and Shitalakhya of Bangladesh
by Dr. Md. Monirul Islam & Syed Lutfor Rahman & Dr. Saleh Uddin Ahmed & Dr. Md. Kabir Ikramul Haque
- 280-291 Chromosome Aberrations in a Mexican Pediatric Hospital. Ring Chromosomes 4, 13 and 18
by Aparicio Rodríguez Juan Manuel & Barrientos Pérez Margarita & Sergio Chatelain Mercado
- 292-299 Lepidochronological Characterization of Two Seagrass Meadows of Posidonia Oceanica (Linneaus, 1813) Delile of the West Coast of Algeria (Oran and Arzew)
by F. Chahrour & S. Dermeche & Z. Boutiba
- 300-313 Impact of the Establishment of a Treatment Unit of Natural Rubber (Hevea Brasiliensis) On the Flora of Attingue, In the South of Cote Divoire
by KOUASSI Kouadio Henri & KOUASSI Roland Hervé & KOUASSI N'dri Jacob & N'GUESSAN Koffi
May 2014, Volume 4, Issue 5
- 214-221 First Detection of Shv-Type Extended Spectrum Β-Lactamases in The University Hospital Complex Paediatric Charles De Gaulle (CHUP-CDG) of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso
by METUOR DABIRE Amana & ZONGO K Jacob & ZEBA Boukaré & MOUSSAWI Jihad & BAUCHER Marie & EL JAZIRI Mondher
- 222-229 The Effect of Senescence and Smoke on Human Immunoglobulin Concentrations
by Al Bayatte L.A.A. & Shnawa I.M.S.
- 230-238 Theoretical Treatment of Krypton Ion Beam Bombardement in Zinc Target
by A.M. Abdelraheem & M.M. Abdelrahman & H. El-Khabeary
- 239-247 Cyanide Removal from Wastewater by Using Banana Peel
by Mohammed Nsaif Abbas & Firas Saeed Abbas & Suha Anwer Ibrahim
- 248-259 Domination in Rhombus Chessboard
by Essam EL-Seidy & Ahmed A. Omran
April 2014, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 159-173 Support Vector Machine Based Tool for Plant Species Taxonomic Classification
by Manimekalai .K & Vijaya.MS
- 174-181 Outliers Detection Using Control Charts for Oil Wells
by Daniel Francisco Maranhao Evangelista & Glaucio José Couri Machado & Gabriel Francisco da Silva & Suzana Leitão Russo
- 182-193 Role of Training on the Development and Improvement of Entrepreneurship Process
by Ramezan Jahanian & Setareh Mahjoubi
- 194-206 Water and Environmental Engineering: Embracing Multi-Disciplinary Approach through Advanced and Integrated Technologies for Sustainability
by Suhaimi Abdul-Talib & Chia-Chay Tay & Nor-Azazi Zakaria & Aminuddin Ab-Ghani & Lariyah Mohd-Sidek & Ngai-Weng Chan
- 207-213 About The Study of Stresses for Desmopan Membrane by Finite Elements Method (FEM)
by viorica suciu & Adrian Botean & Mihaela Suciu & Lucian Fechete & Gavril Balc & Marius Gheres & Sorin Grozav
March 2014, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 112-119 Signals Spectral Analysis and Distortion Measurements Using an Oscilloscope, a Camera and a Pc
by A. A. Azooz & S. K. Talal
- 120-124 D-Optimal Design for Logistic Regression Model with Three Independent Variables
by Habib Jafari & Soliman Khazai & Yazdan Khaki & Tohid Jafari
- 125-138 A Novel Method for the Treatment of Eshidiya Industrial Wastewater
by Sadeq Emeish
- 139-148 The Ionization Potential of DNA and Liquid Water
by Awfa Zuhair Khudiar & Khalid Abdul Wahab
- 149-158 Energy Spectra and Angular Distribution Analysis of 54Fe (N, D) Reaction
by M.H.Jasim & Z. A.Dakhil & R.J.Kadhum
February 2014, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 47-58 Contingency Factors and Performance of Research and Development (R&D): The Moderating Effects of Government Policy
by Emad Harash & Suhail Nassir Al-Timimi & Fatima Jasem Alsaad & Abdulkhaliq Y. Zaier Al-Badran & Essia Ries Ahmed
- 59-69 Evaluation of Acute Toxicity of Copper Sulphate in Different Tissues of Euphlyctis Cyanophlyctis
by Preetpal Kour & N.K.Tripathi & Poonam
- 70-82 High Level of Serum Calcium and Iron Influences the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus with Periodontitis
by S.Nirmala & D.S.Pushparani
- 83-98 Land Cover Changes along the Coastal Marine Ecosystems of Zanzibar
by Hidaya O. Senga & N. I. Kihupi & Evaristo Liwa & Didas Kimaro
- 99-111 On A New Class of Univalent Functions with Application of Fractional Calculus Operators Defined By Hohlov Operator
by Waggas Galib Atshan & A.H.Majeed & Kassim A. Jassim
January 2014, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-5 Large Group Teaching, an Effective and Efficient Teaching Methodology
by Afshan Sumera
- 6-13 Genetic Variation of MF (Alpha) 1 Gene among Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Population
by X.Z. Liu & H.Y. Zhang
- 14-26 Tuned Simulated Annealing Based on Boltzmann and Bose-Einstein Distribution Applied to Maxsat Problem
by Juan Frausto-Solis
- 27-38 A New Induced Bidirectional Associative Fuzzy Cognitive Dynamical System
by K.Thirusangu & K.S.Bharathan
- 39-46 Prevalence of Stunting and Thinness among Adolescents in Rural Area of Bangladesh
by Azizur Rahman & Rezaul Karim
December 2013, Volume 3, Issue 12
- 1128-1137 Comparative Study of the Mechanical Behavior and Corrosion of Alloys Commonly Used in Orthodontic Applications with New Alloy Free Nickel
by João Roberto Sartori Moreno & Neide Aparecida Mariano & Juliete N.Pereira
- 1138-1147 Use of Rosiglitazone for Clomiphene Resistant Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): A Randomized Controlled Trial
by Somsubhra De & Pratap Kumar & Ankur Barua
- 1148-1156 Evidence of Climate Change in the Middle East
by Nada I. B. Jallo
- 1157-1172 Optimal Gain Kalman Filter Design With Dc Motor Speed Controlled Parameters
by Khalaf SalloumGaeid
- 1173-1180 Elderly Patients with Severe Anemia Refusing Blood Transfusion: Case Studies & Review of Literature
by Agarwal Anshoo & BEGUM SAIDUNNISA & CHUDASAMA MEGHNA & RAIDULLAH EMADULLAH
- 1181-1190 Assessment of Physicochemical and Mineral Characters of the Orange (Citrus Sinensis) Peels
by ASSA Rebecca Rachel A. & KONAN Brou Roger & Konan N'guessan Ysidor & BIEGO Godi Henri
- 1191-1209 Craniofacial Syndromes and Genetic Variability in a Pediatric Hospital in Mexico
by Juan Manuel Aparicio-Rodríguez & San Martin Brieke Walter & Lucero Vázquez de Lara & Alejandra Peral García & Sergio Chatelain Mercado
- 1210-1219 Impacts of New Media Technology on Muslim-Western Relation
by Abdi O. Shuriye & Bello K. Adeyemi & Shittu Huud
November 2013, Volume 3, Issue 11
- 1058-1071 Scientific Advance and the Effectiveness of Democracy in Mena
by Hoda Abd El Hamid Ali Mohamed
- 1072-1077 Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) Study of Four Perovskite Layer Compounds [NH3-(CH2)3-COOH]2 CuCl4 , [CH3-(CH2)7-NH3]2CuCl4 , [NH3-(CH2)8-NH3]CuCl4, AND [NH3-(CH2)10-NH3] CuCl4
by J. Aazza, K. Elmebrouki & M. Khechoubi & A. Khmou
- 1078-1082 UV-Visible Absorption Study of Some Perovskite Layer Compounds
by J. Aazza & K. Elmebrouki & M. Ettakni & M. Khechoubi & A. Khmou
- 1083-1089 Estimation of Global Solar Radiation on Horizontal Surface from Sunshine Hours and Other Meteorological Parameters for Calabar, Nigeria
by Mfon David Umoh & Sunday O.Udo & Ye-Obong N.Udoakah
- 1090-1104 Artificial Neural Network Models Investigation for Euphrates River Forecasting & Back Casting
by Cheleng A. Arslan
- 1105-1108 Alcoholism among Adolescent Students of Tadong in East Sikkim
by Ankur Barua & Shuva Dasgupta & Bani Mitra & Passang Chiki Sherpa & Milan Tirwa
- 1109-1118 A Tool for Decision-Making in Norm-Referenced Survey Questionnaires with Items of Continuous Variables
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Maji Salama is a UK registered charity supplying us with aquafilters towards the implementation of 'Maji Salama Kijijini Project' in urban informal human settlement areas, peri-urban and rural areas where the inhabitants are at risk of contracting waterborne diseases due to bacterial contamination in water.
The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, through the Microbiology Department at the Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust, is undertaking a study of the Aquafilter's ability to filter out waterborne viruses as well as bacteria and other pathogens. We will continue to monitor the effectiveness of the Aquafilters and report the findings.
VIAGENCO (Victoria Agricultural & Environmental Conservation Organization) is a Non-profit, Kenyan Community Based Organization founded in 1997 as a development organization. We have worked together for the benefit of our beneficiaries in Homabay County since March 2014. Our relationship has seen us reach out to 48 households equivalent to 1,920 individuals, 464 school-going children and 5000 other community members in Mbita district.
We have partnered with Usafi youth group in Kiambiu to implement our project in the area since September 2014. This partnership has to date benefited 100 households equivalent to 500 individuals and 30,000 other community members.


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MANILA -- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China have moved forward towards the implementation of the 2002 Declaration of Conduct after it adopted on November 13 a document declaring ?2017-2027 as a decade for the protection of coastal and marine environment in the South China Sea.
In the chairman's statement of the 20th ASEAN-China summit, the Leaders' Declaration on a Decade of Coastal and Marine Environmental Protection in the South China Sea was described "reflective" of ASEAN member states and China's "shared commitment" to implement the DOC.
The leaders explained that its approval signifies parties' desire to transform the South China Sea into a "sea of peace, stability, and prosperity."
At the 16th ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC) council meeting on November 12, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano himself said the document's signing is something to look forward to.
"(It) would further boost maritime cooperation in marine environmental protection component of the full and effective implementation of the DOC," he said.
In the document, leaders recalled on the obligations of governments under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity ?(2011-2020), Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), and relevant international instruments, UN resolutions and other efforts to preserve and protect the coastal and marine environment and resources.
The leaders committed to promoting responsible fishing practices, environmentally friendly fishing methods, and combatting illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, to ensure sustainable fishery resources and achieve food security.
Pending a comprehensive settlement on the territorial and jurisdictional disputes in the strategic waters, the parties concerned noted that relevant cooperative activities, in accordance with international law, including the UNCLOS 1982, will be allowed without prejudice to the positions of the parties concerned.
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Christopher J. Obey is president of Automotive, a segment of the High Reliability Solutions business group at Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX). Flex is a $26B, industry-leading, Fortune Global 500 Sketch-to-ScaleTM solutions company that designs and builds intelligent products for a connected world with a global workforce of 200,000 and operations in over 30 countries. In this role, he leads a global team with an emphasis on providing electronics and emerging technology based solutions for the automotive industry.
Mr. Obey joined Flex from the Lear Corporation where he served in a variety of positions since 1997 including president Asian Operations, vice president China Operations and vice president of Global Purchasing.
Prior to his roles at the Lear Corporation, Mr. Obey was the general manager for MTD Products Inc, where he was responsible for factory and distribution operations. He also served in progressive roles including accounting, finance, sales and marketing.
Mr. Obey holds a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and a Master of Business Administration in Strategic Management from Baldwin Wallace College.
He has also attended several executive education programs, most notably the MIT Sloan Executive Leadership program and is a frequent speaker on panels associated with the future of mobility and cars.
Mr. Obey serves on the board of directors for the Original Equipment Supplier Association (OESA).


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Tent camping is available
RV hookups are available
Nearby attractions
Boat Ramps
Picnic and Barbecue area is available
Activities: boating, fishing, hiking, biking and horseback riding
Restrooms are as expected available. Stateline Cove is esteemed by the residents of Manila. All the happy folks and the loveliness of the spot are reason enough to come here.
There is so much entertaining stuff to do near Stateline Cove, and it is a great escape from the mundane.
So many local attractions and the splendid variety of outdoors recreation
will certainly have you coming back persistently. Going for a camping trip here in Utah is something you should do. Outdoors recreation is abundant, some of the cool stuff you can do is fishing, whitewater paddling, playing golf,
swimming, and hiking, so you won't get bored.
Going for a hike on the Icy Hill Dugway is always a splendid adventure; in the event that you have a boat, Lucerne Valley Marina is a splendid marina. The Hideout Eagle Basin Trail is a wonderful hiking trail next to Stateline Cove, and you'll meet a lot of people from Manila here. This campground is always a pleasure. There is a great hiking trail near Stateline Cove called the Uinta Highline Trail. Red Fleet State Park is a wonderful location to visit on a delightful day, and close by you find the Canyon Road Trail which is a delightful hiking trail. Golf can be played at Trout Creek Flies Green River, and there are nice places to explore
along the Little Hole Trail. You truly must like Stateline Cove. If you want a little side spree, try Lucerne Valley, and Steinaker State Park is both fine and scenic.
Ledgestone Hotel Vernal, Vernal
29 miles away
Days Inn Vernal, Vernal
29 miles away
Americas Best Value Inn Vernal, Vernal
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Sage Motel, Vernal
29 miles away
Other campgrounds near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Lucerne Campground - Ashley National Forest, Vernal
, 1 miles away
Lucerne Valley Campground, Daggett County
, 1 miles away
Navajo Cliffs, Manila
, 3 miles away
Kingfisher Island Campground, Daggett County
, 4 miles away
Antelope Flat, Dutch John
, 4 miles away
Flaming Gorge - Antelope Flat Campground, Dutch John
, 5 miles away
Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area - Anvil Draw, Manila
, 5 miles away
Sheep Creek Bay Campground, Daggett County
, 6 miles away
Red Canyon - Ashley, Dutch John
, 7 miles away
Canyon Rim, Dutch John
, 7 miles away
Marinas near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Lucerne Valley Marina, Manila
, 8 miles away
Cedar Springs Marina, Dutch John
, 10 miles away
Paddling Rivers Near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Green River, Uintah County
, 10 miles away
Class I-II - 46 miles long (Flaming Gorge to Lodore)
Green River, Daggett County
, 14 miles away
Class I-III - 27 miles long (Flaming Gorge Dam to Swallow Canyon boat ramp)
Whitewater Outfitter - Trout Creek Flies, Daggett County
, 15 miles away
Whitewater outfitter
Whitewater Outfitter - Hatch River Expedition, Uintah County
, 29 miles away
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Whitewater Outfitter - River Runners Transport, Uintah County
, 29 miles away
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Public Lands near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Dinosaur National Monument, Dinosaur - CO
, 65 miles away
Red Fleet State Park, Utah
, 24 miles away
Steinaker State Park, Utah
, 26 miles away
Trails near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Hideout Eagle Basin Trail, Daggett County
, 6 miles away
Uinta Highline Trail, Daggett County
, 11 miles away
Canyon Road Trail, Sweetwater County
, 11 miles away
Icy Hill Dugway, Daggett County
, 16 miles away
Little Hole Trail, Daggett County
, 16 miles away
Lowline Trail, Daggett County
, 16 miles away
Golf Courses Near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Trout Creek Flies Green River, Dutch John
, 16 miles away
Lakes Near Stateline Cove, Utah:
Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Daggett County
, 14 miles away
Hacking Lake, Uintah County
, 18 miles away
Current weather conditions at Stateline Cove, Utah
Local climate location: MANILA 11 miles away
Outdoors Recreation Near Vernal, Utah
Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Vernal, Utah, the metro area neareast to Stateline Cove. Find info on campgrounds, marinas, hiking trails, ski resorts, lakes, beaches, parks, whitewater, golf courses and more.
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"Hey I need you to test something for me."
Did you know that if you send someone a video via direct message on Instagram, that the other person can save it with no notification?
This was the test my friend needed me to help him with. I guess he assumed it was like snapchat where it would give you a notification if you saved a video in the chat.
It is not at all like snapchat apparently.
He then tried to play it off like it wasn't of any real concern. Nah buddy, you're just realising how many nudes you've sent via direct message right? Which then led to a conversation about brisbanegaynudes.tumblr.com which used to be a place everyone would check regularly, just to make sure you're nudes hadn't made it on there somehow. Thankfully it's been taken down now. However as of Tuesday, we just found out about a new tumblr site for Gay Brisbane Boys, a lot look self submitted, but I'm sure there's a fair bit of revenge porn on there.
Anyway, the conversation culminated in a discussion about how often we share nudes with people we aren't that close to (I'm talking about Grindr). and how many people potentially have our nudes saved somewhere. Will they come back to haunt us one day? Will they surface somewhere online? Which ex is crazy enough to post revenge porn? So basically I'm just playing the waiting game for when my nudes get leaked.
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Addressing drinking is a required subject
September 12, 2011
The University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's College and their student groups have stepped up in recent years to curb alcohol abuse among students, especially those under the legal drinking age. The two schools though are not much different than most colleges where the opening of fall classes ushers in a new round of young people away from home for the first time who consider drinking a rite of passage. About 20 percent of ND students do not drink at all, according to the university's Core Institute.
Teen girl 'woozy' after drinking soda
South Bend Tribune Staff Report
June 22, 2011
SOUTH BEND - A 17-year-old female was hospitalized Wednesday night after she drank from a bottle of Mountain Dew given to her by a man in a car in front of Ivy Tech Community College. The teen told police she was "with some guy" in a car in front of the school on Sample Street who gave her a bottle of Mountain Dew. After sipping from the bottle, she felt "woozy," police said. Police said they believe the teen was able to get out of the car, then alerted an Ivy Tech security officer, who may have called 911. The teen was taken to Memorial Hospital.
Michigan woman who fell off balcony had been drinking
September 4, 2010
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) — Police say an 18-year-old woman critically hurt in a fall from the second-story balcony of a Western Michigan University fraternity house had been drinking. The Kalamazoo Gazette reports Friday that Jordyn Sanderson had a blood-alcohol level of 0.18 percent — more than twice the legal limit for driving — when she fell early Wednesday morning. Sanderson was taken to Bronson Hospital, where she remains in critical condition with a fractured skull.
Girl hospitalized after drinking caustic liquid in Kingsford Heights
STAN MADDUX | South Bend Tribune Correspondent
June 7, 2011
KINGSFORD HEIGHTS — A young girl was injured by drinking a substance that a police official believes might have come from a suspected meth lab in Kingsford Heights. LaPorte County Metro Operations coordinator Tim Shortt said the girl was flown to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis after ingesting the caustic substance Friday afternoon. He did not know her present condition. However, Shortt said, the girl vomited after drinking the unknown liquid and the fluids from her stomach burned her skin.
Cable TV says 'Cheers' to shows about drinking
NEELY TUCKER | The Washington Post
February 8, 2011
It could be argued that Zane Lamprey has the greatest job in America. The comedian hosts "Drinking Made Easy," a half-hour, tour-bus romp through America's bars, breweries and backyard distillation projects each Wednesday night on HDNet. As near as can be determined, the man's job is to drink, hang out with buddies and be at work on time tomorrow. "Three Sheets," the 52-episode international version of the idea (filmed a few years ago and also starring Lamprey) starts a new airing on Spike TV at 10:30 p.m. today.
Daughter with drinking problem won't get help
December 10, 2011
Dear Annie, I have three daughters, the youngest of whom is 45. "Susan" has not been in a relationship for five years, and she has a severe drinking problem. She has had two DWI convictions and lost her license for a year. She received the usual counseling, did public service, paid a hefty fine and felt the embarrassment of seeing her name published in the local newspaper. Susan doesn't seem to understand the problems she has created within the family. When she drinks, she becomes a different person, and I almost don't recognize her. She ruined my grandson's college graduation party, and my daughter-in-law still holds a grudge.
Students say drinking is a major pillar of social scene
MARGARET FOSMOE | Tribune Staff Writer
September 19, 2011
Last in a three-part series SOUTH BEND -- Saint Mary's College juniors Katelin Penaranda and Meghan Cronin have a rule when they attend student parties. Stick together. Since freshman year, the two have made it a point to protect themselves from unwanted sexual advances by traveling in groups. Their group of close female friends now numbers about 15, and that crowd frequently heads off campus to parties together. "The Lizzy Seeberg case last year sparked lots of awareness," Cronin said, referring to a case last fall in which a Saint Mary's student committed suicide after reporting she was sexually assaulted by a Notre Dame football player.
Drinking allegation led to firing
JOSHUA STOWE Tribune Staff Writer
September 6, 2007
SOUTH BEND -- Indiana University South Bend police have dismissed an officer who they say arrived for work glassy-eyed and smelling of alcohol after swilling shots during a night of heavy drinking, officials said Wednesday. The university released a letter detailing the termination in response to a public records request The Tribune made last month. The letter, dated Aug. 20, reveals that IUSB Police Chief Martin Gersey fired Cpl. Roderick Ivory for what Gersey termed a "serious offense" that "jeopardized the safety of everyone on campus.
Prom driver accused of drinking
May 3, 2009
LOWELL, Mass. (AP) -- A limousine driver hired to take a group of high school students to the prom has been arrested after the students suspected he had been drinking. Lowell police say 45-year-old Brian Harrison of Tewksbury, Mass., was charged late Friday with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Police say two female students that Harrison picked up suspected he may have been drunk. One called a parent, who called police. The students, from Lowell Catholic High School, refused to get into the limo, and the driver left.
Notre Dame football recruiting: Martini drinking up ND success
By TYLER JAMES - Follow me @TJamesNDI | South Bend Tribune Staff Writer
March 1, 2013
Greer Martini's managed to lay low from the media spotlight through his junior season at Woodberry Forest. Two teammates signing with Notre Dame in the past two years -- safety C.J. Prosise in 2012 and linebacker Doug Randolph in February -- made it easy for Martini to defer to his older role models. But as he sticks to the verbal pledge that he made to the Irish in July 2012, the junior linebacker will receive plenty of attention. Martini said he's just glad he can continue on the path that's been paved between the Virginia boarding school and Notre Dame.
Police release drinking report
February 28, 2013
INDIANAPOLIS -- Alcohol-related car crashes among 15- to 20-year-olds are down around six Indiana college campuses, but arrests related to underage alcohol violations have risen from 2011 to 2012. The Indiana State Excise Police recently released a report showing a 56 percent drop in alcohol-related crashes involving younger drivers in six Indiana counties that are home to large college campuses. Arrests of minors for possession and consumption, however, rose 37 percent from 2011 to 2012 and arrests for providing alcohol to minors rose 46 percent.
Dental care Friday for kids in need
By ANNA BOARINI | South Bend Tribune
January 27, 2013
SOUTH BEND -- Sometimes what seems like the healthiest, most prudent behavior can actually be harmful. As many local dentists prepare to provide free dental care Friday to those in need. They also have a warning for parents. Having kids drink more fruit juice may not be looking out for their dental health. The sugar content can actually damage teeth. "One of the biggest issues is, we are bombarded with advertisements of drinking soda and pop. " said Dr. Lorraine Celis, of Jefferson Dental in South Bend.
Resolve not to drink and drive
December 31, 2012
It's no surprise that New Year's Eve is one of the most dangerous days of the year for alcohol-related car crashes and deaths. Past analysis of accident statistics by Consumer Reports found that alcohol-related fatalies from car crashes on New Year's Day were 150 percent higher than for the same day of the week anytime during the holiday season. That's why every year, Mothers Against Drunk Driving asks drivers to display MADD's "Tie One on for Safety" red ribbon as a reminder to drive safe, sober and buckled up. Last year, 9,878 people were killed and another 350,000 injured throughout the United States in drunk driving accidents.
John Glenn to present 'Don't Drink the Water.'
By JO HERSHBERGER | South Bend Tribune Correspondent
November 11, 2012
WALKERTON -- Tricky foreign affairs. Troubled international embassies. Diplomacy gone awry. Stories covering any of these news topics carry a somber tone. But put them into the hands of Woody Allen during the mid-'60s, and the heavy material becomes hilarious. That's what happens in "Don't Drink the Water," a farce offered by the John Glenn Theatre Company at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Nov. 18 in the school auditorium in Walkerton. All seats are $6. Directed by Richard Fansler, the show is his 45th production at Glenn.
Energy drink maker plans expansion
October 11, 2012
WABASH, IND. -- An energy drink maker is planning a $25 million expansion that's expected to bring up to 200 new jobs to a northern Indiana city. Living Essentials, the producer of 5-hour Energy, announced Wednesday it would build and equip a plant in Wabash, Ind., with a total of 1 million square feet to be added in phases. The company says that plant will become its third in the city about 40 miles southwest of Fort Wayne. The Farmington Hills, Mich.-based company's new plant will add space for up to four new production lines and is expected to be operational by September 2013.
A drink to dental health
October 10, 2012
Returning a fluoride additive to the municipal drinking water in Lakeville, North Liberty and Walkerton is a relatively inexpensive and sensible move the officials in each community should make in the interest of public health. Walkerton Town Council members apparently had bad information that caused them to drop their program out of fear of overdosing consumers. The other two municipalities ended their programs to save the cost. It's laudable that the public officials are weighing every penny spent.
Dozen are cited for underage drinking
September 25, 2012
SOUTH BEND -- City police cited 12 teenagers for underage drinking after breaking up a party just after midnight early Monday. Police said officers received a call about a loud party at an apartment on the 400 block of North St. Frances Street. Officers found underage partygoers hiding in closets, bathtubs and locked rooms, police said. A police report said officers found a keg, cans of beer and a beer bong. Officers issued breath tests and cited 12 minors, all 18 or 19.
Health officials: Put fluoride back in drinking water
By ERIN BLASKO - Follow me @ErinBlasko | South Bend Tribune
September 7, 2012
SOUTH BEND -- Noting that adding fluoride to drinking water helps prevent tooth decay in both children and adults, the county Health Department is asking that the towns of Lakeville, North Liberty, and Walkerton start doing so again, and soon. In a press release issued Thursday, the department noted that fluoride "has been shown to reduce the number of cavities in children by up to 60 percent," and that it also reduces the number of cavities in adults, when added to public drinking water.
Police: Drinking preceded robbery
June 28, 2012
SOUTH BEND -- A Saturday night that began with two friends drinking rum while reading the Bible and listening to Christian music ended in robbery, police said. The friends were inside the 51-year-old victim's home on North Adams Street, preparing to leave for the liquor store, when his friend punched him in the eye, took his wallet and cell phone and left, South Bend police Capt. Phil Trent said. The assailant reportedly used profanity in insulting the victim's wife and threatened to kill his dog, Trent said.
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Actress Lawrence, the arena most paid actress, meant in an interview right here when requested if she and Pratt have any plans to visit India.
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Aurora is in a swimming pool whilst the gravity fails and this girl is stuck in the large ball of water because it starts off evolved surging upwards.
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This year, OpenSpending team will focus on spending data.
Why is that?
As it turns out, spending data is somewhat like shy species - it's definitely out there, hiding in the thickets of federal and municipal databases but is rarely released in a way that is useful - if released at all.
The Global Open Data Index, which tracks the state of federal open government data, gives evidence to this matter: When it comes to the availability of spending data, this open data category ranks last out of 13 open data categories in 2015.
We would like to address this issue since spending data is important to hold governments accountable for their budgets. Without spending data, it can be difficult to assess, track and improve government fiscal processes. So what are the questions and areas we are going to address:
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Discernment is a great gift. It often appears to be lacking today, as we live in a world where we are swamped with information. I am not a typcal Christian. Having spent a fairly substantial body of time in Israel and more particularly Jerusalem, I see things differently. I usually relate well to people from other cultures and religions and I do not walk into situations with a "How can I convert them?"mindset. My mindset has generally been, "I wonder why they think that way? What are they here to teach me?"
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Passover is a festival Jesus himself, chose to honour and yet we Christians choose to ignore it. It is an amazing festival. It was an amazing event. God set his people free. God parted The Red Sea. Yet we choose to ignore this in favour of festivals,which Jesus himself, never called us to celebrate.
Today I choose to remember Passover and the the people who celebrate it.
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17 Now on the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread the disciples came to Jesus, saying to Him, "Where do You want us to prepare for You to eat the Passover?"


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Alpha Bulletin 7 Season XIV
Hi Alphas,
Welcome to Alphaday 7, Season XIV. This is the half-way point of the season and we're in full flow with our regular activities and enjoying the contact with like-minded scribblers. Our personal writing is bound to benefit from the impetus provided by regular exposure to the writerly pleasures we share with fellow members.
With that in mind we're ready for another Alphaday which I hope will satisfy your expectations. Today's agenda is as follows:
- This bulletin from me
- The results of the journalism challenge from Sally
- The entries for the nostalgia challenge from Suzanne
- The call for contributions to the Open Page 2 collation
- Alpha Log news from Sally
- A Writers' Read prompt from Morgen
That looks full of promise, doesn't it? I'm sure there's plenty there to give you ideas and spur you into action.
General news.
I've never had so many molehills in my garden as there are at the moment. My lawn is puffed up and splat open and totally ruined. When I peer across the fence into the field behind I realise that my little molehill problem is peanuts compared with what's going on there. Yet neither the owner nor the two resident horses seem particularly perturbed by the situation.
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others should be copies of us, but what about the
disappointment we feel when someone doesn't follow our
advice? And what about the judgment we pass when
someone else does something that we deem as
Other people aren't in this world to live up to our
expectations--it's as simple as that. Unfortunately,
though, we often think that if someone isn't living up to
what we expect of them, they're somehow failing, somehow
disappointing us, when the fact of the matter is that the
disappointment is something that we're doing to
ourselves. While most of us would claim to believe
in the concept of "live and let live," how many
of us would qualify that statement with, "as long as.
. . ."?
Many parents are disappointed when their children choose
not to go to college, yet many of those children go on to
live happy, fulfilling lives even without a diploma in a
frame. Many people are disappointed in their friends
because of decisions they make, but isn't it their
lives that they're leading, and isn't it their
right--their responsibility--to make the decisions that
feel right to them?
Diversity on this planet is one of the few givens.
Diversity is visible, as in race and gender, but it's also
invisible, and shown in the ways that we make decisions,
the ways that we do things, the ways that we show our
love, and in many other ways. One of our most
important tasks in life is to stop trying to run the show
and not just allow others to be different, but to
celebrate those differences and to take advantage of all
that those differences offer us.
For further
need in love to practice only this: letting each other
For holding on comes easily--we do not need to learn it.
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Box score
Fort Morgan 25 - 25 - 25 — 3
Alameda 5 - 9 - 7 — 0
Kelsey Shaver: 7 kills, 1 ace
Haley Lewis: 4 aces, 3 kills
Next game: vs. Arvada (6:30 p.m., Tue.)
Fort Morgan volleyball coach Kyle Baldwin had an entire week off between games to work on getting her team ready for a run in October at a conference title and more. Since their 3-1 win over Elizabeth on Sept. 21, Baldwin split the week into two separate roles.
The first part of the week was to get her team to enjoy the game of volleyball and to loosen up. After a loose practice early, the team then turned back to working hard in preparation for their game with the Alameda Pirates at home on Thursday.
Fort Morgan showed plenty of fun on the court and bench while also playing at a high level in the 3-0 sweep over the Pirates.
"At the beginning of the week, we just got back to having fun. I let the kids pick some of their favorite drills and we fell back in love with the game," Baldwin said. "This point of the season can be stressful. We wanted to fight that a little bit. That worked well going into the rest of the week when we went back to work."
Genavieve Pelton and Haley Lewis served up a number of aces in the first set that saw Fort Morgan cruise to a 25-5 win. The team finished with 12 aces in the win, eight of which came in the opening set.
Starting in the second set, Baldwin shifted her rotation slightly and took one or two of her key seniors out to give others a chance to play a bigger role. The one that saw her role increase the most throughout the last two sets was Angelia Romero as she became one of the girls that the team ran through to kill the ball on offense. She finished with three kills, one ace and a block.
The rotation shift was a chance to reward some of the veteran players, Baldwin said.
"I have such a large senior class and it's hard to fit eight seniors in a six-man lineup," Baldwin said. "Tonight was their last homecoming game and that is special for them. The seniors are the bulk of my team. They deserved to have as much court time as they could in this game."
Fort Morgan went on to win set two 25-9 and set three 25-7 over the Pirates.
Kelsey Shaver led the Mustangs with seven kills, Riley Bauman added four and three players finished with three in the win. Lewis and Pelton had seven of the 12 total aces, another big key in the lopsided wins for the Mustangs.
Baldwin was happy to see her team take care of Alameda as expected and to not have a let up performance in the game.
"We needed to play clean, smart volleyball," Baldwin said. "(Alameda) has put in the same number of hours as us in the gym. To me, it's not respectful to go against a team and be relaxed and not give them a competition. You need to be ready to go all the time."
Fort Morgan improves to 8-3 overall and 2-0 in the Colorado 7 League with the win. The Mustangs will continue conference play next week against the Arvada Bulldogs and Conifer Lobos. Following those two league games, the team will jump out of conference for the final time this season when they head to play in the Greeley Central tournament and face other strong teams from their classification.
The Mustangs hope their conditioning and fitness will make a big difference heading into the final month of the regular season.
"In the Elizabeth match, we looked more fit than that team, and I think that gave us the edge late in that match," Baldwin said. "One of the pieces that we have focused on this year is keeping them in shape. We pushed them mentally in practice and now that we have entered league play that will become more of a priority."
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Vatican Declines to Deny Secret Plans on "Ecumenical Mass"
The Vatican "has so far declined to rule out reports" about a secret committee drafting a [heterodox] ecumenical Mass, according to the journalist Tess Livingstone.
Writing on The Australian (October 31) Livingstone reports that she tried to contact Vatican press speaker Greg Burke but received no response.
Livingstone notices that an ecumenical Mass, "attended by both Catholics and Protestants, with both groups receiving a common Communion, would be a total break with Catholic tradition and impossible to reconcile with Catholic theology".