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Hundreds of participants attended the first ECD/UU Stewardship Convention at Bugema Adventist Secondary School in Luweero 31km from Kampala.
The Four day event which started on Wed 26th January 2017 , saw over 70 Licenced Workers and 50 Global Mission Workers, chaplains converge at Bugema to brainstorm on the way forward for better Stewardship participation in the Conference.
Led by The President of Uganda Union Pr. Matte Daniel and CUC President Pr. Kajoba Samuel, the first two days concentrated on the clergy. Through lectures, Discussions, Brainstorming sessions and intense prayer, the clergy sought best ways to raise the spirit of participation in Stewardship in the Church.
On Friday 28th, they were joined by over 300 Elders from Church Boards across CUC and Dr. the ECD Associate Secretary led a powerful team to lay serious strategies for Revival of Stewardship Levels in the church.
Sabbath was the Climax with all participants pledging to be faithful stewards and by being examples help the church to participate in the ministry of Stewardship. They all appended their signatures to a pledge they made with God as a sign of Commitment.
"It was the best organized and best attended seminar in all those I have conducted" the ECD Associate Secretary noted much to the joy of Pr. Usaba Josiah the Conference Stewardship Director.
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Foreclosures of expensive homes take longer
Foreclosures are taking longer for more-expensive homes than for less-expensive ones, giving those homeowners more time in homes without mortgage payments, new research analyzed for USA TODAY shows.
From January through May, almost 400,000 homes were repossessed by lenders or sold to others at foreclosure auctions. By the time they were repossessed or sold, mortgages on the more-expensive homes were delinquent an average of 647 days, almost four months longer than the less-expensive homes, data from national mortgage tracker LPS Applied Analytics indicate.
The longer time frames occurred in 45 states and ranged from days to months.
LPS broke the homes into categories of those valued under $417,000 and those from $417,000 to $999,999.
Longer foreclosure times may seem to favor owners of more-expensive homes, but banks say loan size "doesn't dictate the foreclosure process," says Wells Fargo spokesman Tom Goyda. Lenders aren't showing favoritism to wealthier people — they're just doing what makes the most business sense," says Sean O'Toole, CEO of foreclosure tracker ForeclosureRadar.
Industry analysts say other factors are likely affecting time lines, including the type of:
•Loan. Loans below $417,000 are generally owned by mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
Their processes lead to quicker resolution than if loans are held by others. "It's a much simpler process," says Jason Kopcak, mortgage loan expert at Cantor Fitzgerald.
Bigger loans, often found on pricier homes, tend to be held by lenders or investors. Banks are "moving the stuff they don't own first," to satisfy others and limit litigation, says Paul Miller, analyst at FBR Capital Markets.
•Home. Lower-priced homes have a larger pool of buyers. More may be exiting foreclosure via short sale, says Kyle Lundstedt, LPS managing director. Short sales occur when lenders sell for less than what's owed on the home.
•Homeowner. Those who can buy expensive homes may have more resources to delay foreclosures, says Richard Bove, banking analyst with Rochdale Securities.
Lenders may also be delaying having to take bigger losses that tend to occur with pricier homes, O'Toole says. He recently assessed 155,000 California foreclosures and found that foreclosures took longer for loans over $417,000 than for smaller loans.
Miller says lenders are "not managing their losses that closely." Foreclosure time lines are mostly driven by investor owners and state laws, says Bank of America spokesman Dan Frahm.
In California, which led in foreclosure sales January through May, more-expensive homes averaged 78 more days delinquent than the others at the time of the sale, LPS' data show. In Arizona, another big foreclosure state, the pricier homes were 65 more days delinquent at time of the sale. In Florida, that spread was 97 days.
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>> So I think this is the way to go. The only difficult point is that we >> have to deal with 5 different modes for tests : >> - PRISTINE >> - RESTART >> - ROLLBACK (the default) >> - CUMULATIVE >> - NOSERVICE. >> >> To me, the RESTART, CUMULATIVE and NOSERVICE mode seems a bit useless. > > There are reasons for these - I can explain this tomorrow. Please don't nix > this stuff until we discuss it somemore. > >> >> The PRISTINE mode is used for one single test in which we declare two >> different factories, hence the need to clean up completely the server. >> >> I would suggest we get rid of the RESTART, CUMULATIVE and NOSERVICE >> mode in order to ease the implementation of my small improvement >> (otehriwse, there are too many cases to deal with, and i don't realy >> have time for that). >> >> wdyt? > > I think it is a bad idea but I may be wrong. Shit cannot remember that far > back when we did all this stuff. regarding CUMULATIVE, have a loo, at what you wrote months ago on the wiki : http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/DIRxSRVx11/Core+Integration+Testing+Framework -- Regards, Cordialement, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com
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Tilapia Ceviche
Keith Saddoris
I have made this several times, always to raves. It is inexpensive compared to other seafood you can use but the results are still amazing.
- 6 medium
- tilapia fillets (i use frozen ones and they work fine)
- 1 small
- red onion diced
- 1 medium
- carrot, finely diced
- 1 small
- cucumber, seeds removed, finely diced
- 1 large
- tomato, seeds chopped
- 1 bunch
- cilantro, chopped
- 4 medium
- limes
- 2 large
- lemons
- salt to taste
- pepper to taste
- 1-2 medium
- jalapenos, finely diced
- 1 pkg
- tortilla chips
How to Make Tilapia Ceviche
- 1Dice tilapia into small chunks, place in ziploc bag, and squeeze 2 limes and all lemons, along with some salt and pepper into bag.
- 2Thoroughly massage juice with fish chunks and then refrigerate. Keep turning/massaging fish every half hour or so for about 3 hours. This is how you are "cooking" the fish.
- 3Chop/dice all vegetables/herbs and set aside, waiting for fish to "cook"
- 4Once fish is ready, strain the juice out and then combine with the vegetables/herbs.
- 5Once mixed, squeeze in remaining two limes and then add more salt/pepper to taste.
- 6Refrigerate until serving. Serve with crisp, fresh tortilla chips. Keeps for only about a day so eat up!
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Course/Dish: Other Side Dishes, Other Snacks, Seafood Appetizers
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During one section of world-renowned choreographer Bebe Miller's modern dance piece, "Prey," two University of Montana students recreate the taking down of a water buffalo. It's not what it sounds like; not even close.
For the audience, it simply looks like an intense duet between Lauren Belland and Stevie Teran. She approaches him from behind, climbs atop his back and ever so slowly positions her weight to drop him gently to the floor. The delicate balance between Belland and Teran, and Teran's subtle switch to submission, looks anything but a scene from some late-night Animal Planet special. "Prey" may be inspired by imagery from the wild, but Miller says the piece deals with experience of everyday struggles.
"There is something about submitting to the utmost of what a situation calls for," says Miller about the piece, which debuts as part of the UM School of Theatre and Dance's Dance In Concert performance this week.
Miller's work with the students marks a rare opportunity for the department. Considered one of the preeminent modern dance choreographers today, and the founder of a critically acclaimed company that bears her name, she traveled to Missoula after a three-year effort to secure grant funding. "Prey," which features 12 UM dancers, will be part of a nine-piece performance this weekend that showcases work from UM faculty and students, and then will travel to local schools throughout the state. [Full disclosure: dance professor Nicole Bradley Browning is married to Indy editor Skylar Browning.]
Miller began dancing in New York City at 5 years old, mostly by accident. When her mother began taking dance classes in the community settlement houses on the Lower East Side to help with her arthritis, the rest of the family attended, too.
"We were not a family that had babysitters," Miller says.
By hanging around the studio, Miller ended up learning modern dance from the likes of Murray Louis, a postmodern dance pioneer known for his radical approach of dehumanizing the body. Louis and another luminary, Alwin Nikolais, just happened to be teaching children's dance classes at the time.
"I was exposed to deep, classic modern dance in abstract forms even before I could read," says Miller, now 60. "I had a really creative background. I suppose I started on a deeper level. But I was also from New York and probably exposed to opportunities I might otherwise have missed."
Miller studied modern dance until her teens, then found her way back to the art form while attending Earlham College in Indiana. After college, she returned home to New York just as a wave of independent artists began appearing on the performance scene.
"One thing led to another," she says. "Dance led to art, art to dance and I got back to New York, where I'm from, at the beginning of a boom for indie artists like me. I grew up artistically with people like [black contemporary choreographer] Ralph Lemon. A lot was happening when I was happening."
Miller's work is personal, the themes of which arc from the experiences of a black woman to political unrest—or, in the case of "Prey," relenting to a certain situation. She's praised for taking complex issues and making them accessible through vivid, physical choreography. "Miller's movement is so full of human frailty, so hot and messy," wrote the Village Voice about her work. "On a deep level we know what they're trying to do, and we watch as if this were, for the moment, the world's most gripping story."
Miller's storytelling with dance led her to launch the Bebe Miller Company in 1985. She and her dancers have toured the world and won numerous awards for her choreography, including a Bessie (dance's version of the Tony's) for innovative achievement in 2005.
These days, Miller balances her company's schedule with being a full-time professor at Ohio State University. Teaching and performing dance for most of her life, Miller has seen the discipline evolve, but working with students, including those at UM, she recognizes themes in dance that run across decades.
"We are a physical tradition," she says. "We hand down ideas. The culture in which artists are emerging shifts. And the reason for making work shifts. We engage and maneuver in all kinds of forms. What remains is what young artists are here to figure out."
Dance In Concert continues at the Montana Theatre nightly through Saturday, March 6, at 7:30 PM. $18/$14 seniors and students/$8 children.


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- The New York Post writes that the Nets will "add at least one more [player to the roster]– could be Shelden Williams, [Damion] James, free agent Al Thornton, D-League hopeful Jeff Foote...They've already committed to more than $335 million (that's $75 million more than Mikhail Prokhorov paid for the team two years ago). That $335 million contains about $82 million for the upcoming season, plopping them about $12 million over the luxury tax threshold. It's good to have a billionaire owner. Or an oligarch. Or both."
- Foote's D-League coach, Bob MacKinnon received a contract extension. The Springfield Armor noted in their release, "The 2011-12 Armor had three players earn a total of four GATORADE NBA Call-Ups, including Dennis Horner (New Jersey Nets, twice), Jeff Foote (New Orleans Hornets) and Jerry Smith (New Jersey Nets)."
- Cornell Athletics announced via Twitter, "MBKB: Cornell will play Presbyterian in 1st game on final round of LLVI on Nov. 23. Will play either Longwood or Florida A&M on Nov. 24."
- Wisconsin released its full nonconference schedule and notes of the Cornell game, " Nov. 18 vs. Cornell (Kohl Center) First and second-round games of the 2012 Las Vegas Invitational are being held at the host institutions ... in the only previous meeting, the Big Red knocked UW from the 2010 NCAA tournament with a second-round win in Jacksonville, Fla."
- White and Blue Review writes of Creighton, " The Bluejays will have two games at home as a part of the Las Vegas Invitational before making the trip to Las Vegas. The rest of the field consists of Presbyterian, Cornell, Florida A&M and Longwood. Cornell has already released their non-conference schedule and will be playing Wisconsin and Arizona State leaving the other three teams as potential opponents for the Bluejays."
- The Ithaca Journal writes:
A visit to famed Cameron Indoor Stadium and a six-day stint in "Sin City" highlight the Cornell University men's basketball team's 2012-13 schedule.The school released the Big Red's 31-game schedule — the most scheduled games in program history — on Wednesday.Third-year coach Bill Courtney's squad, which finished 12-16 and 7-7 in the Ivy League last season, will play 15 games against teams that participated in the postseason a year ago, including six against NCAA tournament teams.Cornell will play 14 home games, including three in six days starting Nov. 10 against Western Michigan, reigning Atlantic 10 tournament champion St. Bonaventure and Saint Peter's (N.J.) at Newman Arena. Two days after facing the Peacocks, the team will head west for the Las Vegas Invitational, where it will take on Sweet 16 participant Wisconsin and Arizona State.Before heading home, the Big Red will play two more contests at Orleans Arena, off the Las Vegas strip, with potential opponents including Florida A&M, Longwood and Presbyerian.After Las Vegas, Cornell goes another road trip, highlighted by a date with Duke on Dec. 19. The Blue Devils finished second in the Atlantic Coast Conference last season before being shocked by No. 15 seed Lehigh of the Patriot League in the first round of the NCAA tournament.Two days before facing Duke, Cornell will visit defending Southeastern Conference tournament champion Vanderbilt.Other marquee nonconference games include home contests against defending America East regular-season champion Stony Brook on Nov. 28 and Patriot League regular-season champion Bucknell on Jan. 2.The Big Red's Ivy League opener will be Jan. 19 at home against Columbia. Two-time defending league champion Harvard visits on Feb. 8, with Cornell visiting Cambridge, Mass., on March 9 in the regular-season finale.Among the top expected returnees for Cornell are 2011-12 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Shonn Miller; all-Ivy guard Johnathan Gray, a senior who spent part of the summer with the U.S. Virgin Islands' national team; and forward Errick Peck, the Big Red's second-leading scorer in 2010-11, who missed last season due to a knee injury.