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AS we all become more aware of the importance of healthy eating and regular exercise the Coventry Telegraph has teamed up with the national Change 4 Life campaign.
The campaign is a nationwide movement to help everyone, especially children, eat well, move more and live longer, by making small but vital changes to our lives.
Over the coming months we will be celebrating what children and their families are doing to make themselves healthier and fitter and encouraging more people to get involved with the campaign.
Statistics show that if we don't do more to transform our daily lives nine out of ten of today's children risk growing up with dangerous levels of fat in their bodies.
This can cause serious illnesses like heart disease, cancer and type 2 diabetes in later life.
There are plenty of things you can do to Change 4 Life and the Telegraph will be passing on tips and hints over the coming months.
If your family or organisation would like to share a story about how you have embraced C4L please contact Helen Thomas on 024 7650 0331 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information about the campaign you can visit www.coventrytelegraph.net/change4life
FRUIT, vegetables and lots of exercise are all part of the daily routine for the Brown family after making some simple changes to transform their lives.
Kim, Mark and their three children – Amy, six, and twins Josh and Sophie, four – knew they weren't being active enough and decided to do something about it.
The family, of Ladyfield Way, Holbrooks, was helped by the city council's One Body One Life programme, a 12-week course which promotes healthy lifestyles in the community by offering advice, tips and support.
When the children's school sent home letters about the programme mum Kim, 31, decided it was time the family started doing more to get active.
Kim said: "We all go as a family and are given lots of information, learn how to make healthy foods like smoothies and always play a fun game at the end.
"We've been introducing healthier foods at home and have cut down on convenience foods.
"The children can be very particular about what foods they like. But the children listen more because it's not just me telling them to eat different foods.
"Sue, our instructor, who runs the course, showed them all the different food groups and the different things they do."
As well as eating more healthily, the family is also doing more exercise.
Mum Kim now walks the children to Whitmore School, which is a mile away from home, and weekends are often spent walking to the nearby ponds.
"I really wanted to keep us all active.
"We've got a park nearby but we wouldn't let them go there on their own, they're too young, so we have been doing more together as a family.
"We're all feeling better for the changes we've made."
The family also has a new member, a puppy, which is also giving them more valuable walking exercise.
Dad Mark, 33, said he has seen his fitness improve since starting the course, losing weight and toning up.
* To find out more about the council's free One Body One Life courses contact 024 7683 3148.
Put 'two hours max' to the test
THE way life is today means that most of us spend too long sitting down doing nothing.
Not being active means out bodies don't burn off enough fat, which leads to it storing up inside.
You may find it useful to set a limit to how long your children can sit still in front of the TV, computer or video game or chatting to their friends on the phone.
Some families have found saying 'two hours max' of sitting still each day helps them to make sure kids jump and play, or go outside after they've been sitting around for a while.
And get them running around after school.
We tend to think that they get loads of exercise at school, but they still need to be active out of school hours too.
Aim for at least 60 active minutes a day.
This can include anything from organised activities like swimming or dancing to just playing football or rounders in the local park.
The perfect chance to get fit together
AMONG the thousands running in last Sunday's annual Fun Run in Coventry was one family who are doing their bit to change their lives and become more active.
The Basra family, of Parkville Highway, Holbrooks, decided to take part to do something sporty together.
Mum Kami, 34, and dad Satty, 34, joined their two children, Priya, seven, and Ruben, ten, both pupils at Whitmore Park Primary School, for the event at War Memorial Park.
Kami, who works for a children's charity, said: "We wanted to get the kids more active. Their school, Whitmore Park, has been encouraging them to do more exercise but we also wanted to do something together as a family. It's hard to find sports to do together so this was the perfect opportunity."
The children's school has just held a Healthy Schools Fortnight and the children had the opportunity to try out different activities including trampolining, aerobics and dancing, which Ruben and Priya said they thoroughly enjoyed.
Dad Satty said: "I probably do more exercise than the rest of the family but I wanted to take part in the fun run so we could all help each other along."
The family were raising money for the NSPCC.
Some things you can do right away
There's free swimming for people under 16 is available at the following centres:
* Caludon Castle Leisure Centre;
* Coventry Sports and Leisure Centre;
* Ernesford Grange Community School;
* Foleshill Sports and Leisure Centre;
* Foxford Leisure Centre;
* Lyng Hall School Specialist Sports College;
* President Kennedy Community School;
* Tile Hill Wood School & Language College;
* Xcel Leisure Centre.
A range of free or reduced-price activities are on offer as part of Coventry Council's Get Active Week.
Activities include:
This Thursday:
* Climbing for girls aged 5-9 - 5-5.45pm £1
Cheylesmore Community Centre, Arundel Road. Contact Paul Oldham 024 7650 5578
* Bollywood Dance, ages 8+ - 7-8.30pm. £2
St Paul's Church Hall, Foleshill Road, Foleshill.Ravi Sandhu 07920 463805
This Friday
* Tennis - all ages. 7.30-9.30pm. Free
University of Warwick Indoor Tennis Centre, Westwood Campus. Penny Harris 024 7615 0688
* Martial arts/self defence - all ages. 9am-1pm. Free
The Way of the Spiritual Warrior, Unit 4, New Inn Bridge Industrial Estate, Foleshill Road. Sarah Pillage 024 7633 1239
For more information visit www.get-active.info to download the timetable of activities.
* Free walking events are also on offer every day from various locations across the city. Contact Mandy Devit on 07930 328768.


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Op-Ed: Governor Snyder to Flint — 'You deserve to know the truth'
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- Michigan Governor Rick Snyder gave his sixth State of the State address Tuesday night, spending half of his speech addressing the Flint water crisis.
Snyder asked the legislature for an additional $28 million to fund a series of immediate actions and announced he was deploying more National Guard troops to the city to ensure every household is visited to make sure everyone has water filters.
RT America
is reporting that the governor also publicly apologized, saying, "To begin, I'd like to address the people of Flint. Your families face a crisis, a crisis you did not create and could not have prevented. I am sorry and I will fix it."
He spoke of the long-term consequences of the water crisis, saying the $28 million won't be the last budget request for Flint. He also said he was releasing all his emails pertaining to the Flint crisis from 2014 and 2015. He then released a detailed timeline of steps officials have already taken.
Most of them are already taking place, such as handing out bottled water and filters. But the mayor also mentioned testing and replacing of water fixtures in schools, health tests for children, treatment of potential behavioral problems and a study of the structural integrity of the pipes and connections.
"No citizen of this great state should endure this kind of catastrophe. Government failed you — federal, state and local leaders — by breaking the trust you placed in us," Snyder said, as reported by
Fox6 News
Snyder added, "You deserve better. You deserve accountability. You deserve to know that the buck stops here with me. Most of all, you deserve to know the truth."
The governor's speech, while seemingly sincere, did little to quiet his critics, says
CNN News
. While he was talking of an initial cost of $28 million, Flint's mayor, Karen Weaver had previously said the costs of undoing the damage to the infrastructure and people's health would easily run between $1 billion and $1,5 billion.
"For those who think $28 million will begin to remedy the Flint water crisis, that is a fraction of the money city residents have paid for poisoned water that they cannot drink," said Democratic U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee.
All in all, the Flint water crisis is an embarrassment to Michigan and a disaster that never should have happened in the first place. In April 2014, an emergency administrator was appointed for Flint because of a financial crisis. To save costs, it was decided that switching from the safe Detroit water supply to the Flint River for a water source would save about $4.0 million.
What is so disturbing about the switch to the Flint River as a water source is that in 2011, a study was released saying that for the water in the Flint River to be potable, or fit to drink, it would have to be treated with an anti-corrosive agent, a measure estimated to cost about $100 a day. Experts say this measure would have prevented 90 percent of the problems Flint is having today, reports
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Not seeking utopia
So, this is the outward dimension; the confirmation by clear texts that there is something somewhere, that a clear, living and vibrant expression of the deen can still be found. About this we cannot, however, afford to be too idealistic or too naïve. That living form must line up in harmony with that of the first community, and while they were the best community of human beings ever to appear on the earth, we must not forget that they were exactly that, eminently human. Therefore, in looking for this 'party', we have all too often missed the mark by denying everything we see as being all too human, and end up in disappointment, confusion or desperation as we fruitlessly seek to find instead some ethereal gathering of superhuman paragons.
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For as much fun as I had in NYC, it really did feel good to come home. Unfortunately, since it took me for-e-ver to get home that night thanks to a random snowstorm, I didn't get to hang out with Jake in the evening as I had originally planned. He was already in bed when I got there (though he heard me come in & snuck out of his crib for a few minutes to give hugs & kisses). But, he did leave me some messages with his bath crayons earlier that night that made me smile:
The next day, I picked him up from school & he said, "Mommy, you were in New York City. I missed you. I thought I lost you". My heart was breaking, he looked so sad & genuinely concerned with my whereabouts. But it was very sweet and kind of made my mommy ego swell a little bit, knowing that he did seem to notice my absence :)
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Edmonton Journal (Edmonton, Alberta, I take it) (July 14, 2010)
"City bus trips prove to be more of a raft ride while chuckwagon races are cancelled in Calgary"
"Pounding rain on Tuesday washed away street performances at Churchill Square and made the commute feel more like a raft ride down the North Saskatchewan River.
"To the south, rain forced the cancellation of the grandstand show and chuckwagon races at the Calgary Stampede. To the west, heavy snow fell in Jasper National Park...."
I think I may have finally found a place that - occasionally - has wilder weather than Minnesota.
Happily, there don't seem to have been any serious injuries - although at least one roof collapsed. From the rain, oddly enough, not the snow. That must have been some rain.
It helps, reading the article, if you are familiar with the metric system. Measurements are in millimeters and centimeters.
One person, at least, knew what snow was for - and made a snowman.
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|elephants on the back
|Her name on the front
and this is how to make it
you will need: to make one cushion 45cm x 45cm
At least two contrasting fabrics (I used 3 because i really liked the elephants). I got half a meter of the pink and the elephants and quarter of a meter of the grey, that would be enough to make 2 cushions but it depends on how wide your fabric is.
Double sided iron on interfacing.
A zip to match you fabrics.
Sewing machine.
|I used 3 because i really like the elephants
I sewed around the pieces with the over-locker as the fabric frayed quite a bit. This made it easier to work with.
Next draw out the letters using a chalk pencil. you can print some off using word if you don't fancy free hand.
with the double sided iron on interfacing pinned to the under side cut out the letters. I find it much easier to iron on the letters if you do not remove the pins. Just rip the interfacing backing paper, it make it a lot less fiddly
Iron the letters into place insuring you keep the zip in mind when finding the middle of your cushion. then using a zig zag stitch in go around the letters.
After all the fiddly bits it is time to put in the zip. I don't much like putting zips in but I find that taping the zip in place is quicker and easier than trying to hold it in place with pins
Sew a seem around the three remaining edges
Trim close to the seem on the corners so that you get a nice neat finish when you turn it through. Sponge of the chalk and it is finished!
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THE number of people migrating away from the UK has plummeted by 20 per cent, data from the Office for National Statistics showed yesterday.
In the 12 months to September last year, 344,000 people departed British shores for a life elsewhere. This compares to the year to December 2008, when 427,000 people left.
Government plans to cut net immigration to "tens of thousands" were dealt another blow by the data.
The rate of immigration actually dropped from December 2008 to September 2010, yet the lower number of people leaving the UK resulted in a net increase in the figures.
"A net migration target makes no sense as we cannot control emigration," commented Chris Nicholson, head of the Centre Forum thinktank.
Net immigration increased to an annual rate of 242,000, up from 163,000 over the same period.
Immigration for studying rose to 241,000 in the year to September 2010, a 30 per cent rise on the previous year.
"Overseas students should be excluded from the government's target," Nicholson added.
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The small half-square triangle blocks were quilted with a leaf design, using variegated Rainbows polyester thread by Superior Thread.
I continued with the same type of leaf in a continuous zig-zag line in the the white border. The friendship stars were done by SITD with monofilament thread, as were the sashing strips between the blocks.
I used the same white-on-white fabric for the binding, to finish this lap quilt. The half-square triangles were leftover from a quilt I made in 2005! The best thing is that the whole project was made from my stash!
Here is the quilt I made in 2005.....
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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It took one pet detective, two nonprofits and 30 shifts of driving 2,500 miles, but Smoke the pit bull finally made it home after disappearing for three years.
Eric Hough, a Huntington Beach, Calif., resident, said his beloved pup went missing after he had asked a tenant to move out three years ago, the Los Angeles Times reported. After he disappeared, the dog somehow eventually made it to a shelter in Titusville, Fla., and though he had a microchip, the information was outdated -- which initially kept volunteers from tracking down Smoke's owner.
But once the shelter put Smoke up for adoption, Ryan Gamache -- a Seattle-based "pet detective" -- caught wind of the situation online and decided to get involved.
"I love those hard cases, so I picked it up," Gamache, who volunteers with nonprofit the Missing Pet Partnership, told ABCNews.com. "It took quite a bit of effort to find Eric, and then it was even harder to get him to sit down and listen."
Once Gamache tracked down an utterly shocked Hough, he solicited the help of Kindred Hearts, a nonprofit that transports adopted and missing pets. The committed group of volunteers divided up the 2,500-mile trip into 30 legs and covered the hefty travel costs to return Smoke to his eager owner, according to ABC.
"This is amazing how people have come together all the way across the United States, and I didn't expect it to be like this," Gamache told the news outlet. "It's inspiring to watch. A lot of our cases don't always have happy endings."
And finally, on Sunday, the best friends had their long overdue reunion.
"Always use microchips with your pets, and never give up hope," Hough told CBSLA. "We did it, we brought Smoke home."


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September 29, 2015
Delbert Wauneka, Petitioner,v.Charles L. Ryan, et al., Respondents.
Pending before the Court is Petitioner's Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus. (Doc. 1.) The Court referred the Petition to United States Magistrate Judge Boyle. (Doc. 31.) Judge Boyle issued a Report and Recommendation ("R&R") recommending that the Court deny and dismiss with prejudice Petitioner's Petition. (Doc. 37 at 18.) The Petitioner filed objections to the R&R on July 15, 2015. (Doc. 40.) Respondents did not file a response. For the following reasons, the Court accepts the R&R and denies and dismisses the Petition with prejudice.
I. Plea Agreement and Sentencing
On June 14, 2005, the State indicted Petitioner on four counts: sexual abuse, a class 5 felony (Count 1); attempted sexual abuse, a class 2 felony (Count 2); kidnapping, a class 2 felony (Count 3); and aggravated assault, a class 6 felony (Count 4). (Doc. 23, Ex. A.) On October 13, 2006, Petitioner entered into a plea agreement. (Doc. 23, Exs. J, K.) Petitioner agreed to plead guilty to Counts 1, 2 and 3. (Doc. 23, Ex. K.)
On December 7, 2006, the court imposed a mitigated sentence of four years for Count 3 (kidnapping), to run concurrently with Petitioner's sentence in a prior matter (CR 2005-113881-001 DT). (Doc. 23, Exs. Q, R at 25-26.) For Counts 1 (sexual assault) and 2 (attempted sexual assault), the court placed Petitioner on concurrent terms of lifetime probation to run consecutively to his prison sentence on Count 3. (Id.) In August 2008, Petitioner completed his sentence on Count 3, and began his probation on Counts 1 and 2. (Doc. 23, Ex. KK at 3.)
II. Federal Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus
On January 8, 2014, Petitioner filed the instant Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus. (Doc. 1.) Judge Boyle recommended that Petitioner's Petition be denied and dismissed with prejudice because the Petitioner filed his Petition after the pertinent one-year statute of limitations had elapsed, and Petitioner presented no basis for the application of statutory tolling, equitable tolling, nor sufficient evidence to merit an actual innocence exception under Schlup v. Delo, 513 U.S. 298 (1995). (Id.) After the Court granted him an extension, Petitioner filed his objections to the R&R on July 15, 2015. (Doc. 40.) Respondents filed no response.
I. Petitioner's Objections[1]
The R&R recommends denying and dismissing the Petition for untimeliness, since the Petitioner filed his Petition on January 8, 2014, yet AEDPA's one-year limitations period ended on March 8, 2008.[2] (Doc. 37.) Moreover, Judge Boyle found that Petitioner presented insufficient proof of statutory tolling, equitable tolling, or actual innocence. (Id.)
In his objections, Petitioner does not contest the R&R's determination of untimeliness. Rather, Petitioner restates the arguments raised in his original Petition and Reply to Respondent's Answer to his original Petition in support of the legal exceptions to the timeliness issue.
Magistrate Judge Boyle, however, already fully and accurately addressed these issues in his R&R. (See Doc. 37.) Rule 72(b) directs that a district judge "shall make a de novo determination . . . of any portion of the magistrate judge's disposition to which specific written objection has been made[.]" Id. (emphasis added). Petitioner failed to object at all to the R&R's finding of no statutory tolling, and Petitioner only reargued his previous points in support of equitable tolling. Pursuant to Rule 72(b), the Court is relieved of any obligation to review the R&R on these issues. See Thomas, 474 U.S. at 149 (Section 636(b)(1) "does not . . . require any review at all . . . of any issue that is not the subject of an objection."); United States v. Reyna-Tapia, 328 F.3d 1114, 1121 (9th Cir. 2003) (same). The Court, therefore, accepts the R&R on these points, as it is well-founded.
A. Actual Innocence
In his objection, Petitioner also presented new evidence and arguments in support of a finding of an actual innocence exception. (See Doc. 40 at 3, 17.) If a petitioner can produce sufficient proof of his actual innocence, such a showing "serves as a gateway through which [the] petitioner may pass . . . [the] expiration of [§ 2244(d)'s one-year] statute of limitations." McQuinn v. Perkins, 133 S.Ct. 1924, 1928 (2013) (citing Schlup, 513 U.S. at 315-16); Lee v. Lampert, 653 F.3d 929, 937 (9th Cir. 2011) (recognizing the actual innocence exception to AEDPA's one-year statute of limitations under). The evidence of innocence must be "so strong that a court cannot have confidence in the outcome of the trial unless the court is also satisfied that the trial was free of nonharmless constitutional error." Schlup, 513 U.S. at 316. To prove constitutional error, the Petitioner must present "new reliable evidence-whether it be exculpatory scientific evidence, trustworthy eyewitness accounts, or critical physical evidence-that was not presented at trial." Id. at 324. The Court then "consider[s] all the evidence, old and new, incriminating and exculpatory, " whether it be admissible at trial or not. House v. Bell, 547 U.S. 518, 538 (2006) (internal quotation marks omitted); Carriger v. Stewart, 132 F.3d 463, 477-78 (9th Cir. 1997) (en banc). On ...
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
One of the Scariest Places on Earth
So tell me this house isn't scary.
It is. And you know it.
And when you look on the most haunted lists of America, half of the most terrifying places in the nation are old plantations...where people hear chains rattling...folks hollerin off in the dark...
Anyway, I had this idea late last year to write a grimy genre film. Called Slasher. A horror film. And to complete the whole thing from start to finish in 30 days. Nothing too serious. Just fun.
I started on April 27th. I finished on March 6th. One week!
Anyway, I would like to thank the Wondaland Arts Society (especially Delvin Stanklin, Control Z, MitchOWski, Mikael Moore, and Miyamoto, who have already read the script), Chris Chambliss (for his continued use of fragmented knowledge and wacked-out inspiration), Michelle Manuel (who loves, loves, LOVES horror films!), Mykal Monroe, Emily Parker and Janelle Monáe (who believed I was holding seances late at night, invoking spirits and burning magic candles to help with the script), Erica Conner (who executive produced Idlewild and read the script last weekend...so we'll see....), and my sis Kim Joseph (who put me onto a rare Takashi Miike film)...
And most of all, thanks to America...One of the Scariest Places on Earth...
I'll keep you posted on the progress of everythang. Let the pitching begin...
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Monday, December 11, 2006
Wise Words
Fortunately, we have an answer for all those situations. Isaiah 50 shares the not-so-secret secret of communication. Isaiah 50:4 says The Sovereign Lord has given me his words of wisdom, so that I know how to comfort the weary. Morning by morning he wakens me and opens my understanding to his will. The Lord has already given me the right words to say before I come across such a situation, I just need to remember to ask for those words. God has given us the Holy Spirit to help us in those times of need. To guide our tongues and our hearts to the right words to say. We still have to do our part, we need to wake up in the morning ready to hear what he has to say to us. We need to ask for guidance and wisdom for those moments of awkwardness. How often I forget to say a quick prayer! So many times I feel dumbfounded and unsure what to say, those are the moments when I need to remember to say a quick prayer thanking God for placing me in that situation today, and to guide my tongue to say the right thing.
The Sovereign Lord has given me his words of wisdom,
so that I know how to comfort the weary.
Morning by morning he wakens me
and opens my understanding to his will. Isaiah 50:4
What an encouraging way to start my Monday morning.
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- Claire said...
I am so glad that he TELLS us to call on Him for wisdom. He WANTS us to ask Him for things...especially wisdom. I know that right now I am depending on Him for knowledge. We're in the middle of test week and there ie NO WAY that I would survive without His provision for knowledge. Some time last year I found a verse that said Jesus is our knowledge and now I can't find it! RRGGG. If you happen to come across it or know the one I'm talking about, please let me know! :-)
- Erika said...
Hmmm. I've been searchin gon Bible Gateway among the different versions. Philemon 1:6 is close in The Amplified Bible "[And I pray] that the participation in and sharing of your faith may produce and promote full recognition and appreciation and understanding and precise knowledge of every good [thing] that is ours in [our identification with] Christ Jesus [and unto His glory]." It's close in the New Living translation as well, but none of the others... I'll have to keep looking
- Erika said...
OOoh, this one's closer.
2 Peter 2:20 (KJV)For if after they have escaped the pollutions of the world through the knowledge of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are again entangled therein, and overcome, the latter end is worse with them than the beginning.
Job 36:4 is good too- For truly my words [shall] not [be] false: he that is perfect in knowledge [is] with thee.
Where are those MIA Bible scholars when you need them? ;-)
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Epsilon in Saggita
Date & Time: 18 August, 2001, 01.45
Seeing: 5 <1-10 Seeing Scale (10 best)>.
Location of site: Annen, The Netherlands - 53N, 6E
Site classification: Village backyard
Sky darkness: 4.5 <Limiting magnitude>
Bino: Leica 10x42 Trinovid, semi-handheld
Magnification: 10x
|A wide double with a large magnitude difference.
Easily seen and split but not very attractive. Looking at this double we
can see the striking figure of the Coathanger along the edge of the FOV.
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We make an effort - with our minds and with our bodies.
Pouring out energy that we claim as our own. It's nice to have a shelter as hospitable as this to keep some of that energy in so that it seeps into the very ground our feet touch and stays held in a vibrant little pocket with us.
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It can be hard to start to work on self improvement. Most people cannot decide where to begin, because there is so much they would like to change. Read this article for a list of different possibilities you should think about if you want to achieve your goals. This article is the first step of your journey towards success.

Happiness is often lost to stress. When we are stressed out, it harms us mentally and physically. To be able to think clearly, it is important to eliminate stress. Find some spare time during the day to be by yourself and to clear out your mind by relaxing. Taking some time to renew will help you to stay calm, and will improve your self-confidence.

You will miss opportunities if you avoid making important decisions. Even if your knowledge is not what it could be, have the courage to make choices. Great decisions encourage sharp instincts. Mistakes can teach people valuable lessons. Wrong choices ensure that new choices will be better ones.

Declaring lowliness is a crucial step in advancing in self improvement. By accepting your insignificance in the grand scheme of things, you begin to comprehend your ignorance and lack of wisdom. Staying aware of this will broaden your perspective and increase your quest for knowledge, leading to a better you.

Weight loss is only one reason to exercise. There are so many different physical and emotional reasons to exercise. It stimulates different areas of your body into producing hormones that make us happier and calmer.

Do you abuse alcohol? Think about your other harmful habits, like smoking cigarettes. Mistreating your body will lead to illness, premature aging and an early death. If you are serious about improving your life, it is important to eliminate the habits which cause your body harm. Take an honest look at your traits and proclivities and figure out where you can make changes.

If you're not living up to the goals that you set for yourself, take a good hard look at what may be wrong. Do some online research, focusing on people who take on goals like yours and the problems they encounter. It is possible that you may be setting unrealistic expectations, missing an important element, or not devoting enough time or resources to your efforts.

Do not shop because you are bored. Instead of shopping, spending money and adding more charges to your credit card bill, keep busy with a hobby. Not only will you have fewer debts to deal with, but your house will be less cluttered with stuff that you do not really need.

As you can see, personal development is simpler than it looks. By breaking your personal development process into small, manageable goals, you'll find yourself closer to your goals by the end of every day. You'll be able to practice what you're seeking to adopt as habit, and you'll increase your own morale to continue. These tips are only a springboard, it's up to you to build a better life.


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How Do You Get More Traffic to Your Site for Free?
There are many methods that people use to get free traffic, and I have only just begun to learn how to use all these different techniques, but I have managed to get thousands of hits to my articles, and I am gradually getting more and more, building me a reasonable residual income.
This article on Factoidz might have been in hindsight a poor title to try to compete for, given the big websites that have the same keywords, but I thought that because it was a specific question which wasn't in the titles of the articles on the first page, I would have a chance at beating them, and who knows, I may still have a chance, if I make a couple of hundred good back links, and put what I've learned about SEO into practice.
Most of my other articles are on the first page in Australia, and they all have similar titles that have a lot of competition, such as how do you get a million hits on You Tube, or how do you make money at home on the computer, so perhaps if I keep building back links like this one, and continue to learn more about SEO, I will eventually get there.


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Some time prior to 6 September 1990
In Williamson's memo to the SIO of 6/9/90, he listed various companies that had been
contacted for assistance in trying to identify the MST-13 timer.
Some time prior to 6 September 1990
In Williamson's memo to the SIO of 6/9/90, he listed various companies that had been
contacted for assistance in trying to identify the MST-13 timer.
Note about FBI Thomas Thurman report of 20/8/1990 also noting various companies.
Appears to be working with Scottish police and sharing information at this time.
With reference to a statements of FBI Thomas Thurman and K1 'Togo Timer'
Questions of Brian Murtagh and answers of Thomas Thurman, Grand Jury Testimony, 1991;
Page 52 on PDF, page 50 recorded in proceedings, line 14;
Q: Now, sir, do you have an opinion based upon your examination of these items and the K-1 device and the PT-35 as to whether the PT-35 chip could have originated from a circuit board that was configured to fit inside the water-tight box?
A: Yes, sir, I do have an opinion.
Q: What is that?
A: My opinion is that the circuit board, PT-35, once originated inside of an enclosure such as depicted in Exhibit 95.
Q: Directing the grand jurors' attention to photograph 86, is your opinion based in part upon this curved area of the circuit board chip that you've talked about earlier?
A: Yes, sir, the curved portion would allow the circuit board to be placed inside this box, and to further emphasize that opinion, the – if you'll notice on the square corners of the circuit board that's being passed around, you have recessed holes, and those holes are what holds on the back of the circuit board. Without those recessed holes, there's nothing to hold the back of the circuit board onto it, or the back of the plate. So it would be very easy to become a short circuit if it was placed in something without tape or something like that around it. In this case, within the plastic enclosure, the enclosure offers the confident of security.
Q: In other words, it holds it together?
A: Yes, sir.
To be continued…..
Keeping in mind these statements are from 16.1.1991 and I dare say nobody thought matters would still continue to be investigated 25 years later.
However, it is very clear the FBI explanation of PT35[b] is that it did not originate from a K1 or 'Togo Timer' type because of the prominent cut curve.
This obviously has knock on effects such as source, method, delivery, enclosures, batteries, mechanism, the four dials of the timer face etc.
It also appears to raise questions why K1 or the 'French Timer' of previous suitcase notoriety was ever brought as an apparent comparison ?
What this information appears to do is narrow down the actual source of PT35[b].
We know CIA & FBI are lying and falsifying information.
We know PT35[b] was not manufactured by Thuring.
We know PT35[b] was not from a K1 'Togo Timer' type.
We know CIA produced a report February 1988 of a K1 timer.
We know CIA 'found' a MST-13 Timer within an enclosure February 1988 in a friendly source state, Senegal. [K2]
We know an appaerent MST-13 timer within an enclosure has went missing.
We know PT35[b] has never been tested against K1 – which is a test that could still be done to this day.
Now, where oh where is the source for a piece of timer with a prominent curve cut which so happens to be very, very similar to the CIA 'found' timer within an enclosure of February 1988, Senegal.
Where could that timer be ?
More importantly, where is a piece of that timer ?


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Some of the world's largest tobacco companies have launched one of the biggest ever claims against the UK government over the legality of plain packaging regulations and the deprivation of highly valuable intellectual property. British American Tobacco, Philip Morris and Imperial Tobacco claim that the regulations – which prohibit the use of colours, design and trademarks on tobacco packaging, with full roll-out by 2017 – violate EU property law, which allow companies to use their trademark. Additionally, concerns have arisen that the easy replication of generic packs could fuel counterfeit trade.
The UK government first announced plain packaging regulations in 2013, shortly after a similar move in Australia, claiming that the advertisement of tobacco products encouraged children to take up smoking. From the outset this has been strongly opposed by tobacco firms, who state there is little supportive evidence; rather, they highlight official reports that suggest children are most influenced by their peers, and that the size of health warnings do not directly reduce tobacco consumption.
Interestingly, the outcome of the lawsuit is expected to be positive for tobacco companies either way. If successful, they may secure a collective compensation pay-out of as much as £11bn for trademark losses (to put this in perspective, this could almost singlehandedly wipe out the UK government's planned welfare savings). If unsuccessful, they will need to spend less on marketing and production costs and the legal action may at least further delay implementation or discourage other countries from taking similar action.


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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
A C-130 Hercules airplane flies over the UofA campus. This image was taken at 300mm focal length with an exposure of 1/1000 seconds at f/8, ISO 400.
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Dayton Theatre Guild
Aug. 18-Sept. 3
Directed by Debra Kent
Cast: David Williamson as Joe Keller, Rachel Oprea as Kate Keller, Jeff Sams as Chris Keller, Kari Carter as Ann Deever, Mike Beerbower as George Deever, Rick Flynn as Dr. Jim Bayliss, Adee McFarland as Sue Bayliss, Todd Rohrer as Frank Lubey, Heather Atkinson as Lydia Lubey & Noah Rutkowski as Bert
During World War II, Joe Keller and his business partner were accused of knowingly shipping damaged airplane parts that led to the deaths of 21 servicemen. While only his business partner, Steve Deever, was convicted of the crime, Keller was guilty as well. When both the Keller family and the Deever family find out the truth, it damages even further the relationships among the children of both families, resulting in the Keller son's confrontation of his father.
- Fri (Gala)-Sat, Aug. 18-19 at 8pm
- Sun, Aug. 20 at 3pm
- Fri, Aug. 25 at 8pm
- Sat, Aug. 26 at 5pm
- Sun, Aug. 27 at 3pm
- Fri, Sept. 1 at 8pm
- Sat, Sept. 2 at 5pm
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2 Kings 20
-Hezekiah's miraculous healing and his showing of the king's treasuries to the king of Babylon are detailed in this historical chapter featuring the ministry of the prophet Isaiah. Hezekiah finds himself mortally ill and receives word from the prophet Isaiah that he needs to set his house in order in preparation for departing this physical world. Hezekiah again cries out to the LORD, as he had done before in times of distress (2 Kings 19:14-19), relating to God how he had walked before Him in truth and with a whole heart doing good in His sight (2 Kings 20:1-3). The LORD relents and alerts Isaiah as he is going out of the court area, and he returns with this word from the LORD, "I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears; behold, I will heal you. On the third day you shall go up to the house of the LORD. I will add fifteen years to your life, and I will deliver you and this city from the hand of the king of Assyria; and I will defend this city for My own sake and for My servant David's sake (2 Kings 20:5-6)." A cake of figs was taken and laid on the boil of the king and he recovered (2 Kings 20:7). Hezekiah asked for a sign that the LORD would completely heal and a miracle of moving back the shadows was given through the prophet Isaiah (2 Kings 20:8-11).
-At that time Berodach-baladan, a son of Baladan, king of Babylon sent letters and a present to Hezekiah when he heard the king of Judah was sick. There seemed to be a genuine camaraderie and trust between the two leaders of nations, which lead Hezekiah to listen to him and show him all the treasures in his house. Isaiah, knowing and sensing through the Holy Spirit, approaches the king to inquire what all he showed the foreigners. Isaiah at this point gives the prediction from the LORD, "Behold, the days are coming when all that is in your house, and all that your fathers have laid up in store to this day will be carried to Babylon; nothing shall be left…Some of your sons who shall issue from you, whom you will beget, will be taken away; and they will become officials in the palace of the king of Babylon (2 Kings 20:12-18)." This was eventually fulfilled. Hezekiah makes a statement at this point that the word of the LORD was good and he was thankful that there would be peace and truth in his days (2 Kings 20:19). The king of Judah went on to make the pool and the conduit to bring water inside the walls of the city of Jerusalem to protect a water source during invasions and he eventually passed on into eternity leaving his son, Manasseh, as the next king of the nation (2 Kings 20:20-21).
-*Application* We see here very plainly that the LORD hears our prayers and will respond to the righteous in order to extend life and give a multitude of blessings. Hezekiah's pleas were sincere and he had done his part as a faithful servant of the King of kings. The LORD rewarded his honesty, his whole heartedness, and his goodness. He will reward ours as well in times of trouble and desperation. Also, we need to be careful what we divulge to others in our alliances and friendships. Use discernment and consider what could happen in the future when people know too much about your treasures.
Verses to Memorize: 2 Kings 20:5-6


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Three journalists of 'Lanka Irida' Sinhalese weekend newspaper who had gone for a media coverage to Deniyaya in Matara have been arrested by police say reports reaching us. The three journalists arrested by the police are Shalike Wimalasena, Ravindra Pushpakumara and Daya Tennekone.
When 'Lankatruth' inquired from Deniyaya Police, the officers there said no journalists have been arrested. However, Chief Editor of 'Lanka Irida' Chandana Sirimalwatta said when he inquired from Deniyaya Police regarding his journalists the police had said the three journalists were being detained and being questioned for trespassing on a Tamil Estate. When Mr. Sirimalwatta asked what crime the journalists had committed by entering a 'Tamil Estate' the police had said they were being questioned for unlawfully entering someone's else's property. However, Mr. Sirimalwatta told 'Lankatruth' that the three journalists had been arrested while walking on the road.
The excuse given by the police for arresting and detaining the three journalists has created concern regarding the safety of the three journalists. When police arrested two youths from Angulana the parents of the youths had been told that evening that the youths were arrested. However, next morning police had told the parents the youths were not arrested. Next the youths were found dead and the police is accused of the killing.
In this incident too police had told the Chief Editor of 'Lanka Irida' that the journalists were arrested but all media has been told that no journalist was arrested.
When 'Lanaktruth' wanted to find out details of the incident and tried to contact the police media spokesman the female officer who answered the phone said the media spokesman was not in his office. When we asked for a mobile phone number of the police spokesman she gave us a number and when we tried to contact him on the given number we found that it was a number that is not in use. When we told the female officer that the number was not in use and we were unable to contact the police media spokesman she said, "That's the number. There is no other number to give you."
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Future Farmers At The Capitol
Lots of people at the Capitol today, most of them members of the Future Farmers of America (FFA). The youngsters were wearing purple, uniform jackets that denoted the towns they were from. There were groups of them making their way around the Capitol and one passed by, reading the banner while I was in front of the House. I noticed that two teenage girls in the group, after the group had stalled nearby, were standing arm in arm. I thought at first, that they might be just nervously acting out in reaction to the "gay" banner, but they weren't acting silly or even smiling, and they were well past where I was standing. Later, I saw them again with their group on the Senate side, still arm in arm. Hm. I really hope their story is that they're just a young lesbian couple that feels comfortable being out in the FFA. What a hopeful story that would be. Am I old?


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Harry Potter: A History of Magic comes to the Dorman Museum for the summer holidays!
Head to North Ormesby Hub for their free Community Advice Day!
If you have money worries or need advice and support, there is the opportunity to talk to Thirteen Housing, MIND Mental Health Charity, DISC, Pioneer Credit Union, New Directions, Tees Credit Union and more.
The MFC Health Bus will also be there between 11am and 2pm.
There's face painting from 3-5pm for the children!
Prizes available too!
And the chance to open up your new Credit Union Savings Account - the first 50 people qualify for a £25 bonus!


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1 Thes. 5:12-22 (ESV)
We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, [13] and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work. Be at peace among yourselves. [14] And we urge you, brothers, admonish the idle, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with them all. [15] See that no one repays anyone evil for evil, but always seek to do good to one another and to everyone. [16] Rejoice always, [17] pray without ceasing, [18] give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. [19] Do not quench the Spirit. [20] Do not despise prophecies, [21] but test everything; hold fast what is good. [22] Abstain from every form of evil.
Paul draws to a close with a few admonitions concerning congregational life. "Respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you… admonish the idle, encourage the faint hearted, help the weak, be patient with the all."
Christians live in community. Community is frustrating. It is easier to withdraw and be your own person, than it is to live in community for one another. Christians need to belong to congregations. Congregations need pastors. Pastors could use respect, if not for their person then for their office. Pastors are human too. They tend to have quirks. If you don't have quirks before you go to seminary, you will probably have a couple by the time you leave, they develop somewhere between Hebrew and Greek. They don't all share the same personality either. Some are outgoing and industrious. Some are introverted, and maybe don't get the same things done. Yet God entrusts them with the spiritual care of a congregation, and that is rarely an easy task. I mean I enjoy it immensely, but it isn't always easy.
I think many pastors get burned out and quick caring for their flocks. They begin to let things slide. Sometimes they get caught up in weird theological positions. Sometimes they introduce practices contrary to sound theology. And often congregations, and or members thereof become frustrated with them and rightfully so. My advice? Respect them regardless. Work with them.
Bo Giertz was a dunce of a pastor leaving seminary. He blossomed to be the best pastoral theologian of the Twentieth Century. His congregation suffered with him, and gently corrected him. Would that we had more congregations that could do that! They sent him on a sabbatical early on. They shipped him over to go live and study the practice under a tried and true pastor. This is the idea behind a vicarage in our church. It is a good plan. Of course the results vary depending on the people involved.
Be patient with them all. That is be patient with the other members of the congregation. Don't bite and snap at each other. We are all forgiven brothers and sisters, share that forgiveness. It really isn' the end of the world if flowers are misplaced, or the tapers are lit out of order, go do it yourself if you think you can do better.


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LEO Summer School
Hey Everyone~
I just thought you would enjoy some photos from this year's summer school field trip to Mont La Salle in Napa. It was a lot of fun. Just give the kids a pool and they'll entertain themselves for hours. Yes they did try to drown each other, but luckily none of the staff. Partly cus the majority of the staff sat in the shade and took a nap (Br. Anthony and SMC volunteer Anthony) but also because only a few of the kids actually knew how to swim and so Maggie and I hung out in the deep end so they couldn't drown us.
Also on behalf of the Saint La Salle Community, thank you for all the prayers and thoughts over the past few days and weeks. The funeral went well on Saturday. Lots of tears, but also lots of laughter. Again thank you and please continue to pray for us as we appoint a new director of LEO for this next year.
See some of you soon! God bless!


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Never cry over a shattered, empty milk bottlePosted: November 14, 2010 Filed under: Parenting, Random Leave a comment
I spent my Saturday morning running errands with my little ones. How many stops can I cram in before they reach their peak? That always seems to be the question:) Our second stop was to our local co-op for some milk. Sometimes I feel like when I take my kids into any store, they act like they've never been in public before, touching things, asking for things, climbing the shelves (just kidding, but I wouldn't be surprised sometimes!)…I can get frustrated, but then remind myself it always feels more intense as the mom, than it actually really is. I know they're just fine, they're kids…not animals Anna, kids:) Anyway, I like to empower them as much as I can, give them opportunities to be helpful, so I gave Logan one of the glass milk bottles we were returning, Payton…I chose to hold the other:) We were in front of the yogurt, I was about ready to pour some flax seeds when…SHATTER…silence.
Glass everywhere. Our half gallon bottle in pieces all over the aisle, and Logan's face ready to burst into tears. You know in kids, when you see them almost pause as they determine how to react, waiting for how the adults respond? Logan could have gone either way. I think the first words out of my mouth were something like, "oh buddy…" And inside I thought, "I was afraid of that!" Ahhh, such is life. I looked around, eyes searching for an employee to help. And then, within the minute, two people were there sweeping it up. And another was there talking to the kids and I, telling us how often this happens, and sometimes it has happened with milk in it! Logan's face softened, no tears, no shame. I was impressed, with how swift they responded, how quickly it looked like nothing had happened because it was all cleaned up, how gentle were their words, how graceful the whole situation went. And Logan's self-esteem remained intact. If it had gone the other way, his mistake being met with scolding and shame, punishment perhaps, the disintegrating of his little ego would have been loud enough to almost hear. I'm sad that many of those little, innocent accidents are met with words, non-verbal messages, or actions like that.
Kudos to Oryana, for their grace, and gentleness. To the three employees who helped Logan feel this was no big deal. To top off my experience, Payton was kept occupied by munching on her free piece of fruit. Seriously, kids can choose one piece of free fruit while shopping, if they are hungry! How cool is that?! And, they insisted I still get my $2.00 deposit on the shattered bottle! Hats off to my little local co-op!


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Bostrom and Hayes to lead USGP parade lap
Race fans can ride with star riders
The two AMA American Superbike racers will lead the Yamaha Grand Prix Special on July 3 at the Monterey, Calif. circuit in a weekend of both AMA and MotoGP racing.
�I always look forward to hanging with the fans at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, what better way than a ride around the track together?� says Ben Bostrom.
Yamaha is one of four manufacturers taking part in Laguna Seca�s Grand Prix Special offer. Ducati, Honda and Suzuki are also taking part with their own stars leading their respective parade laps.
The Grand Prix Special also includes a three-day general admission ticket, reserved grandstand seating at Turn 4 for the Saturday and the Sunday, preferred motorcycle-only parking for each brand and a goodie bag from the selected manufacturer.
The Yamaha Grand Prix Special costs $175 and is available at http://www.mazdaraceway.com/pages/tix-yamaha.
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In fact all of the artists involved in the below track have been out of the limelight for sometime now, but now they're back (and in full form). As a part of a new campaign, Converse and Gorrillaz have teamed up to bring not only a new line of limited edition sneakers but some new music as well. Andre 3000 and James Murphy also helped out on a track.
While it would be wonderful to get a full-length EP from either Gorillaz or Andree 3000 we'll take this little teaser. The video is just as welcomed. Combining CGI with Live Action sequences, the video has classic Gorillaz written all over it. Check out the Official Video below and download the track for free afterwards.


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Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Judgment of Lina Joy at a glance...taken from Malaysiakini
Some had been waiting outside the courthouse as early as 7am while the three judges only appeared at about 10.40am deliver their judgments.
The majority judgment was first read out in Malay by Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim who ruled that jurisdiction remained with the syariah court and the appeal was dismissed with costs.
He was then followed by Justice Richard Malanjum who delivered his 57-paged dissenting judgment to the relief of Lina Joy's counsels.
Thirty minutes later, Justice Alauddin Mohd Sheriff briefly said he concurred with the Ahmad Fairuz and Lina's fate was sealed. The crowd soon broke into murmurs before adjournment was called.
Below are the three questions that were raised before the Federal Court, together with the majority and dissenting views given by the judges of the apex court.
1. Was the National Registration Department entitled to require a person to produce a certificate or a declaration or an order from the syariah court before deleting "Islam" from his or her identity card?;
Majority (Ahmad Fairuz): Yes. The NRD had a right to demand a certificate or a declaration or an order from the syariah court before deleting "Islam" from his or her identity card to avoid labelling someone non-Muslim erroneously when the person has not exited the religion.
This also to prevent indecisive Muslims from exiting the religion just to avoid any punishments under Islamic law.
The decision to exit Islam is a matter for Islamic Law to decide and the NRD needs the syariah courts' confirmation whether a person is Muslim or not. After this confirmation procedure, NRD has the discretion to remove the word Islam or not.
Dissenting (Malanjum): No. In the Article 8 of the Federal Constitution, all person is equal before the law and are entitled to equal protection of the law. However, Regulation 4(c)(iva) of the National Registration Regulations 1990 (which states that Muslims need to display their religion on the IC) singled Muslims out for additional procedural burdens which are not connected to personal law.
The requirement does not apply to non-Muslims hence it tantamount to unequal treatment. It is in other words discriminatory and unconstitutional and should be struck down.
Insistence by NRD for a certificate of apostasy from the Federal Territory Syariah Court or other Islamic authority is not only illegal but unreasonable. This is because under applicable law, the syariah court in the Federal Territory has no statutory power to adjudicate on the issue of apostasy. Jurisdiction must come under established law and cannot be assumed.
2. Did the NRD correctly construe its powers under the National Registration Regulations 1990 when it imposed the above requirement, which is not expressly provided for in the regulations?
Majority: Yes. The Regulation 4(c)(ix) and (x) National Registration Regulations 1990 which states that a registration officer may request for 'such other particulars [...] considered necessary' and 'necessary to support the accuracy of any particulars submitted' can be construed that way.
The NRD thus was empowered with these administrative provision to deem (Lina's) statutory declaration as insufficient for her to remove "Islam" from her IC.
Dissenting: (read with Question 1) No. It is not the function of the NRD to add in further requirement (for Lina to acquire a confirmation certificate from the syariah courts) which have not been stipulated in those Regulations. It is also not the function of the NRD to ensure that the Lina has properly apostasised.
Apostasy involves complex questions of constitutional importance especially when some states in Malaysia has enacted legislation to criminalise it. It is critical importance that the civil superior courts should not decline jurisdiction by merely citing Article 121 (1A) [...] legislation criminalising apostasy or limiting the scope of the provisions of the fundamental liberties as enshrined in the Constitution are constitutional issues in nature which only civil courts have jurisdiction to determine.
3. Was the landmark case Soon Singh vs Perkim Kedah – which held that syariah courts have the authority over the civil courts to hear cases of Muslims renouncing Islam – correctly decided?
Majority: Yes. While, the Federal Court acknowledges that there are no express provisions that syariah courts can decide on the issue of apostasy. However, if non-Muslims are converting into Islam, they have to go through the syariah courts.
Therefore based on the concept necessary implication, if one chooses to exit Islam, (one) must go through the same authorities. I see no flaws in that logic.
This does not conflict with Article 11 that says every 'person has a right to profess and practise his religion'. Islam is not just a collection of dogmas and rituals but it is a complete way of life which includes private and public matters as well as law, politics, economy, social, culture, moral and judicial issues.
In my view relating to Islam, Article 11 cannot be interpreted so widely as to cancel out all laws that a Muslim is required to execute and abide to. This is because Islam has a special position in the Federal Constitution which is different from other religions. Therefore, Article 11 should not be interpreted as an supreme right; and the right to profess and practice a religion is subjected to the religion that governs the individual.
Dissenting: It is logical that matters concerning apostasy could be read as 'necessary implied' in and falling within the jurisdiction of the syariah courts. It does seem inevitable that matters on conversion to Islam comes under the jurisdiction of the syariah courts because the syariah courts are the experts and appropriate to adjudicate.
However, jurisdiction must be express, not implied. In the matters of fundamental rights there must be as far as possible be express authorisation for curtailment of violation of fundamental freedoms. In my view, to rely on implied power as source of jurisdiction would set an unhealthy trend.
I am therefore inclined to follow the reasoning of Soon Singh and my answer is therefore in the negative.
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No suprises here,this is the expected result when you have muslim judges delivering judgment on anything pertaining to Islam, they have to deliver their verdict based on their own
Muslim conscience..in short, they can't go against their own religous convictions. My prayers are with Lina.
- May 31, 2007 at 3:46 AM
My wife has a few friends who married to foreigners. Two of them plan to go back to their husband's country of origin (one from New Zealand and another from Sweden) once their kids reach the schooling age.
The reason? Because those countries treat their citizens fairly, as long as you hold their citizenship, your kids get free education up to university level, no privileges, no quota to certain group of people and kids all get chance to compete fairly in their country.
One more reason, no restrictions in your businesses, conversation contents, job applications, home purchasing plans, studies, etc - as long as you are the citizen!
Well, every time after talking to them, I felt very down. I am the citizen of this country, but why I couldn't get as the same as other citizen get in their country?
My kids have no equal chance to get into a university due to the quota system (although some says that we are implementing meritocracy system but I don't think so), I don't get 15% off for the house that I am purchasing, there are certain businesses that are not meant for me in my own motherland.
My wife and I plan to emigrate after we have got enough money (and some of my friends are also planning to do so), but is emigration a good choice?
I suddenly remember of an article in a Chinese newspaper many months ago, written by a disappointed university applicant who scored flying colors in her exam but didn't get admitted to any university in this land, one of her sentences read like this "I love my country, but does my country love me?"
- May 31, 2007 at 5:16 AM
Malaysia is be a Taliban state! Teaching kids to kill people, preaching hates and angers, chasing away investors with their seditious, racist, insensitive, incendiary, extremist utterances, unfair to non-malays.
Enough is enough!
To all the people out there, Please vote for a change! Vote the opposition! Vote the DAP!
- May 31, 2007 at 5:19 AM
Malaysia is definitely going the way of Fiji and Burma in due course.
No willingness to open up politically and culturally, no urgency to excel and no hunger pang on the part of malays, Malaysia I reckon may take many generations to wear out like Burmese, who is very much the same as the malay genetically and culturally.
"As these public institutions are essentially malays, they also bring shame and dishonor to own race."
Much as I would like to refrain from saying this but it is a fact that the malays are viewed in poor light (to put it mildly) by the general non-malay population.
The behavior of their political masters and the civil servants gives credence to this view.
How sad, the race that claims to own this land, the race that claims to be defenders of its religion, is contributing immensely to its degeneration and eventual destruction.
The malays are viewed in a poor light not only by the non-malays but by the malays themselves.
And this is a fact. See how cocky and arrogant the moron from Jerai is. He talks as if he owns the Malaysia country when in fact he is just a water boy running errands for his Umno masters.
Most of them cannot argue their points and when push comes to shove would draw their parang or keris for effect. How naive.
Good luck all Malaysians!
- May 31, 2007 at 5:21 AM
That is why malay is the most arrogant, corrupted, racist and terrorist race in the world. To the world population, malay is only a minority. And yet, still keep on talking about Islam, Muslim, Syariah law. Shame on you.
- May 31, 2007 at 5:25 AM
You do the right thing emigrate and I think you will never regret.
The trouble with the management of this country is that they always do not know what they want. It has been put in a kind of a trial and error method of management for so long with the one man said something and the rest just echoed.
We can't afford to dilly daddy the whole game, as the precious time for our kids development is limited.
I faced the same dilemma fifteen years ago when the confusion attained to its peak. The Bahasa Melayu was greatly emphasized in all subjects (I have no grudge with national language), 3M (which I still don't know what it is), and the cruel system of quota, practically telling that your kids stood very slim chance to enter university if you were not born as a malay.
Faced with the situation, I had no choice but to throw away my high fly corporate job and emigrated with my family of three kids to Australia.
Eleven years later, when my children were fully qualified as professionals of whom one is a medical doctor, our Malaysia clever leader started to say that "Actually English is very important, and let us start with English again from primary one for science and mathematics subjects next year."
With the fall of another politician, the Baku of Bahasa also disappeared. I do not know where 3M is nowadays!
I consider myself very lucky that I could jump out from this black box in time. Today, with God blessing and the dynamism of Australia's economy, three of my children and their partners are doing exceedingly well.
With the present situation of unemployable graduates in the country, I think my children are very lucky that they do not waste their precious time. But to be fair to the current Malaysia PM, there seems to have a slight improvement now and we hope there is a light in the end of the tunnel.
What said about the meritocracy and transparency in education and employment in Australia is very true. My children face a fair competition, and have equal opportunity to compete in university places and employments.
Son, a medical doctor faced no competition as demand exceeded supply. Daughter, a medical staff faced twelve competitors and she won and got the job, and the last, son, a master degree holder in economics and finance faced 150 competitors and he won and got the job.
All jobs interviews are conducted in a transparent manner and those who fail have a chance to appeal to a tribunal, if they find there is a suspicion of nepotism or other back door entry.
Don't worry too much about the words like 'patriotism' and 'traitor'. They are the words used by the politicians with a different agenda.
I worked honestly for the corporate and paid high income tax (at top few percent of the country average), and they practically told you right in the face that your children could not get into the university no matter how hard you tried.
What choice do you have? Go somewhere you and your kids have a fair chance!
At the end of the day, one fine day you heard the minister got caught in the Australian Airport carrying undeclared millions in bags of which the purpose was to scour for properties in Australia, minister son's multimillion mansion in Canada was put up for sale after the intrusion of thieves, etc. Do you think they are really patriotic?
If we really feel better that we must serve, we might as well consider ourselves as global citizens. There are so many charity/volunteers organizations, borderless doctors in Australia that one can join, for example go and help the tsunami victims.
(Two million ringgit are good enough in smaller cities but might be a bit difficult in big city like Sydney. On the whole, one million for the purchase of my own house and one million for my working capital, and it is an added advantage that I have a skill as a engineer.)
With money and skill, Australia welcomes you as the country is in great shortage of skilled manpower with the present robust economy.
Best luck to you all!
- May 31, 2007 at 5:28 AM
Discrimination in the private sector is everywhere. Even the Chinese businessman who is just starting gets discriminated against more established ones, unless he has a mentor to back him up.
As for career interviews, it is best to get a recommendation first. If I am using my own money, it is my right to choose whom I want - even to the extent of discrimination. Why would I want to hire someone that I cannot have lunch with, work with or converse with?
The BN government on the other hand is discriminating against the non-malays not with the malay money, but with probably the Chinese money as the latter pay the bulk of income tax collected in the country. That we are against.
- May 31, 2007 at 5:31 AM
Prices of raw materials are rising, steel, solvent, plastic, etc, etc. Productivity is low, managers are quick in spending and slow in earning. Collection is slow and economy is sluggish. Interest rising and overall margin is down.
With employees especially the field personnel carrying company laptops surfing the net for songs and chatting with friends with hours stolen from the office. Children are chalking up more digits on cell-phone bill coupled with their increasing pocket money spent at coffee café for more talks.
Things are not looking good. Older generation like us have to work harder to support such phenomena.
Our academics must avoid corrupting habits of mind which finds reprehensible: Nothing in my view is more reprehensible than those habits of mind in the intellectual that induce avoidance, that characteristic turning away from a difficult and principled position which you know to be the right one, but which you decide not to take……….
Yes, in Malaysia we have cultivated a habit/mentality of 'avoid'.
We avoid work (seminars, privileges, meetings, committees, etc, etc, so we can skip from work),
we avoid taking prompt and appropriate action (waiting for inspiration to make simple decisions, setting up of commission this and commission that, and even avoid implementing recommendations tabled),
we avoid looking ourselves in the mirror and eventually we become ugly Malaysians,
we avoid going through the learning curve to hone our skills (sub-sub-sub out the jobs so we can be rent seekers and the guys whom we sub to, can also be a sub rent seekers),
we avoid confrontation and debate (OSA, ISA, etc, etc),
we avoid competition (special quota, special assistance, NEP, negotiated contract, etc, etc),
we also avoid being criticized for we are quick to penalized, with this we short ourselves from learning from mistakes and our weaknesses so necessary, for our improvement and progress in life.
I am a firm believer in psycho-cybernetics. I am not sure if the local media give any highlights to story like that which is much needed in our schools and universities to inspire and motivate the young to appreciate self reliance.
It is sad that the local media often splash and spin stories on mediocre achievements. In today global world, superb achievements by citizenry from other countries are readily available especially over the Internet.
Excessive rewards and blowing of the horn over mediocre achievement continue to flood the minds of our young into believing that, in Malaysia mediocre achievement is good enough and we are exempted from the higher standards from the rest of the world.
I am not sure how many Malaysians have emerged from their background of poverty to succeed in this world. One thing for sure, these people do not use poverty as an excuse not to put in an honest day hard work.
- May 31, 2007 at 5:33 AM
In Japan people commit hara-kiri if they have erred. Here Malaysia we have half past six ministers pointing fingers at each other. See the big difference? Our ministers here their skin is thicker than Kobe beef.
- May 31, 2007 at 5:37 AM
Yes, it is a problem to Malaysia. The Big Brain Drain.
Sure, opportunities are plentiful, but not for everyone. Until and unless there is a level-playing field, many non-resident Malaysians will be reluctant to return.
Based on the recent intention of the government to attract Malaysian experts from abroad to return home, it is obvious there has been a brain drain, which has been detrimental to the economy of Malaysia.
I doubt very much if the government can succeed in reversing this trend if they do not remove the policies, which caused the emigration in the first place.
In short, we are a divided country living in harmony along racial and religious divides. Is this the multi-racial society we are proud to present to the world?
Immigration and emigration are part of the dynamics of an evolving society. People will continue to migrate from time to time. Look at the positive side of it all. Who knows I or my children might emigrate to China! It is a nice place after all.
You have a larger issue in going to a foreign land for your children to find their identity and place. You choose to look to the future, so seize it and take responsibility.
Like any building, we are works in progress. Without the strong foundation of where we came from, there will always be questions as to where we are going.
- May 31, 2007 at 10:48 AM
Folks, please tell me how do you best manage a country whereby - the majority community who rule, can't competitive on equal footing with other countrymen, and fear to end up as working for very competitive - the other minority!
(Australia/Singapore/USA etc, don't have these scenario, as the community who call the shot is also the majority community.)
Our government complains of brain drain, but do we actually do something to lure all these professionals back?
It is sad to see that we have the greatest minds around the world. One would be proud to see that we have great Malaysian minds in almost every field, for example in dentistry, medicine, physics etc, and yet where did they end up?
They ended up in the developed world, helping the developed countries to become better day by day.
It would be more logical to try to attract these great minds back from other countries than to continue employing health professionals from foreign countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, that would not be dedicated in their work in the end, because of the poor system here.
But building a world-class university in a third world nation is unheard of, with the exception of large nations of China/India. Simply, a third world Malaysia software does not nurture a first class world-class university.
Will this country ever change? Unfortunately, I doubt it.
We have a daughter who is currently studying oversea. My wife and I have been trying to tell her to stay there and get a PR and not come back.
Even though the white man's land is not wholly a bed of roses, we know we will be treated more fairly and the system is much more transparent than what we have here.
It is a heavy heart that we have to make this decision for our daughter but deep down inside, we know it is better for her and her next generation. We are already near the final lap of our careers and life, and the political situation here has little impact on us.
Our children have a whole new horizon ahead of them. It is their future……….do they have one here?
Malaysia will always be here. It is a nice place to holiday - you want to live a compromised life you can return to work. But you want to be yourself then go wherever you please. We all wish you well.
Believe me, the government too wishes that you don't come back to quell the Chinese professional numbers. So they remain obliged to make your life miserable. All this talk about brain drain……….come on, you doesn't really buy the government's feigned attempt to show concern, do you!
So, be wise, stay outside. Come back to get yourself rejuvenated with Malaysian food, and culture, as often as you can and stick your fingers up to the government too.
But just remember if you are not prepared to compromise principles……….just stay out!
Just be practical. One anesthetist told me, your perception will change when you have kids and a wife to worry about.
- May 31, 2007 at 10:57 AM
- Damian Yeo Shen Li said...
It is definitely unfortunate. There are two things in my mind (1) The issues relating Lina Joy's application to delete the word 'ISLAM' in her ic and (2) issue of Administrative laws which bloggers should read Richard Malanjum's decision.
It affects government and administrative function to directly intervene government departments with they whims and fancy. If they don't like they can do what they want. In this case it involve the NRD department.
That is why I would say is the decision is UNFORTUNATE
- May 31, 2007 at 12:40 PM


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