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Don't Miss An Opportunity
Dear Readers,
This blog came from my 2011 journals and is about how the Lord controls our ministries and often warns us ahead of time what to do and what to say…
DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY, Journal Entry, 6-13-2011
Today is volunteer day at the hospital for me. My job is to go from patient room to room passing out books and magazines. Maybe even pass out some prayer and a little chat time, if the Lord shows me. Before work, sometimes I take a two mile jaunt around the open farm field in front of my house. It's my private prayer time with the Lord.
This particular walk I specifically heard the Lord tell me, "Bring another story to share because you are going to get an opportunity today to speak of Me!" So, when I headed off to work, I did as I was told and brought some extra stories from the archives of my blog site.
Sure enough, only a few rooms into my rounds, that is exactly what happened. When I came to room 107, a nice quiet room at the end of the first hallway, (our hospital is shaped like a giant spider), as I entered I knew immediately this was the person the Lord prepared me for. He was emotional, searching, and frightened! He was questioning his own faith, but yet full of faith as well. Also, he was fighting a battle with cancer.
At first I asked him if he would like some of my reading material. Then I said a quick prayer and began gently talking about the Lord. He mentioned his denomination and shared with me that he was questioning if it was the correct place of worship for him.
Tears came to his eyes as he spoke, "I'm afraid I might be missing out on part of the beauty of the Lord!" I listened intently as he continued, "I have been in one denomination my whole life, but recently a preacher told me how to get closer to the Holy Spirit, about praying in a prayer language, and about all the spiritual gifts God has for us!"
He looked questioningly into my eyes, almost demanding me for a second opinion. I knew it was time to share, "One pastor told me that more people pray in tongues in other denominations than you could ever possibly imagine!"
Then, I did something I never ever thought I would do! I shared my personal secret! As I looked into his wondering eyes I said, "Well, I'm a conservative Baptist and I pray privately in tongues, and I have for many many years! No one in my church knows that about me!"
He seemed almost relieved to hear that another person was feeling the way he was! Like for the first time in his life it was okay to wonder!
We talked for at least half an hour, and then I decided to read him a previous blog entitled, "Dandelion Puff" (Archives- February 2011).
Suddenly, his wife came in the door and he introduced her. Sweet lady! We all chatted a bit more and then I excused myself to get back to work. Exiting his room I glanced back at the two of them, and immediately got a deep urging to pray! "Let's pray before I go, okay?" I asked.
Tears of fear filled their eyes when we held hands. Cancer does that to people. It fills us with fears of death and gets us thinking deeply about our lives. I shared with them that when I went through cancer the ultra sound picture they took of my lump, was in the shape of a perfect dove, so I knew in my heart that I was going to be all right, even though it was still rough for the next year, until all the surgeries, radiation therapy, and doctor visits were finally finished.
Then I prayed, "Thank you Father for this profound meeting, for the patient's new doctor that he is so pleased with, and especially for sending us Your Son, Jesus! Please cover this patient with His blood and take care of him, in Jesus's name, amen!"
I left that room knowing this was definitely the person that God told me I would encounter today. How special this visit was! How very special indeed! I'm glad God prepared me for this moment!
Looking back at the corner room I whispered, "Thank you again Lord, for this wonderful opportunity to serve You!"
Love in Christ, Claire xoxo
Jeremiah 7:23, "But this is what I commanded them, saying, "Obey my voice and I will be your God, and you shall be My people. And walk in all the ways that I have commanded you, that it may be well with you." (NKJV)


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We're going to set aside 10 spots for "honorary grads" at the HSA Reunion this year on a first-come-first serve basis. This is something we've been asked about quite a bit this year, so we're gonna give it a try. The Reunion is primarily by and for homeschool grads and their families, and while we want to keep that unique focus, we don't want to be all cliquey at the expense of folks who share our faith, values, and even convictions on homeschooling and family discipleship. So for those non-homeschool grads who would really love to come for the conversation and fellowship, we're setting aside 10 spots this year.
Honorary grads will need to be invited by an HSA member who's been to a past Reunion and who'll be coming with you this year... so if you've got a non-homeschooled friend who'd really like to be a part of this, go-ahead and invite them out!
This is the first time we've done this, so let us know what you think. Like it? Love it? Hate it? Have friends that will be interested? Let us know
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"And in that region, there were shepherds out in the field keeping watch over their flocks by night." - Luke 2:8
While listening to the sermon titled "Anger Management", I reflected on my commitment to write a devotion for advent. I thought about the shepherds and wondered if they felt good about this important job or if they were angry that they had to be there – alone, in the cold, watching over silly sheep. Had they willingly accepted this responsibility to risk their lives for the sheep, or would they rather have been carpenters or brick layers? And what about Mary, giving birth in a dirty, probably smelly, stable, far from home, her mother or other supportive women? Was she angry that she was put in this position she had not chosen?
When we find ourselves alone, in places and circumstances not of our choosing, are we angry at those who put us there, perhaps even at God for not preventing it? Never-the-less, God is there with us. He will lend us His strength and give us opportunities to grow and develop new skills as part of the special plan He has for each of us.
As we approach the celebration of Jesus' birth, take a moment to sit in silence and let the peace and love of God enfold you. The message of Christmas and Easter is one of hope. God's love can transform even the most difficult challenges into something wonderful. Isiah reminds us that "Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not be weary, they will walk and not be faint" (40:31).
Heavenly Father, we thank you for reminding us that you are always with us, even in the dark or lonely times. Help us to see the challenges of our lives as opportunities to grow in your love and to refine those unique gifts you have given us. Help us to joyfully share these gifts with others in your service.
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Nick Smith?has tits for hands. Everything he touches turns out to be a disaster.
His latest cock-up is to change the goal posts on water?quality and raise the nutrient allowances while claiming at the same time that he has cut them in half.
If I was a water campaigner I'd find a body of water that meets his swimmable standard and that is also a health hazard and challenge the dickhead to have a swim in it.
That is precisely what has happened.
A waterway that Environment Minister Dr Nick Smith once deemed "impossible" to improve to a swimmable condition would be?considered swimmable under proposed new standards.
Several other waterways ? including dry shingle beds?and rivers with toxic algal blooms?? would also meet the swimmable standard, despite clearly being unsuitable for swimming. ?
Critics have said such instances reveal shortcomings in the way the proposed standards are measured.
Smith said because the policy applied to such a large number of rivers and lakes, there would inevitably be "exceptional circumstances."
During a speech about freshwater management at Lincoln University last year, Smith explained why the?government would not require all waterways to be swimmable.
Citing Washdyke Lagoon near Timaru as an example, he said some places would likely never meet swimming standards due to natural events.
"Water bodies like the Washdyke Lagoon in Canterbury… are home to many birds whose E.coli make it impossible to meet the swimming standard without a massive bird cull," he said.
But under the government's proposed standards, Washdyke Lagoon has?a "fair" grading for swimming, which is considered swimmable.
What. A. Dick.
The lagoon's median E.coli levels are nearly three times the safe level for human contact, 1400/100mls.?At times they reach 2900/100mls, nearly six times the safe level.
Under the standards, swimming quality in lakes is determined by cyanobacteria concentrations (toxic algae); for rivers, it is determined by E.coli concentration.
Washdyke Lagoon passes the standards because it has safe cyanobacteria concentrations, despite high levels?of E.coli making it dangerous for swimming.
Make him swim in it.
This is the problem with Bill English rewarding and protecting his mates. They are mostly dickheads and Bill doesn't have a no dickheads rule. That is why Nick Smith is always in the news for all the wrong reasons.
If I was the Opposition I'd target this muppet endlessly and then follow up with questions of the PM about standing by his ministers. Labour should go and watch all the videos of Lockwood Smith questioning over Taito Phillip Field and how that eventually damaged Clark because of her intransigence in dealing with a wayward minister.
– Fairfax
As much at home writing editorials as being the subject of them, Cam has won awards, including the Canon Media Award for his work on the Len Brown/Bevan Chuang story. When he's not creating the news, he tends to be in it, with protagonists using the courts, media and social media to deliver financial as well as death threats.
They say that news is something that someone, somewhere, wants kept quiet. Cam Slater doesn't do quiet and, as a result, he is a polarising, controversial but highly effective journalist who takes no prisoners.
He is fearless in his pursuit of a story.
Love him or loathe him, you can't ignore him.
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Chicago South Side Program Helps Men Become Better Dads
Some men just have a hard time moving into the role of an involved father. Some have done jailtime, some are caught in a cycle of low income and few means. Though oftentimes, society is quick to label these men as "absentee" or "deadbeat" dads, it's possible that with some guidance and structure, they'll end up being the best dad on the block.
That's why the Fathers, Families and Healthy Communities Demonstration Project exists. Started by G. Sequane Lawrence in 2010, the Project aims to give noncustodial African American dads in Chicago's South Side a chance to reform and re-enter society as new men. Or, in their words, to "advance social and programmatic connectivity to form the foundation for high impact community-based services for African American non-custodial fathers and their families." BOOM.
Currently, there are around 30 men in the Fathers, Families and Healthy Communities Demonstration Project (and nearly 30 words in the title of it too). The men are referred from other places – job training and educational placement agencies, for example – but are never court-ordered. The program is by at-will.
"The project helps men with legal issues regarding paternity, custody, visitation and child support," according to the Chicago Tribune's coverage on the FFHCDP (yeah, we went there). Men can also receive help getting their "memo of understanding" from the Illinois Department of Child Support Services, which explains a father's legal financial responsibility. Ultimately, the goal for these fathers is a better relationship with their kids and betterment as a man. The program also does a good deal of discussing gender roles and steering away from the concept of dads as sole protectors and providers.
To read more about the FFHCDP, check out the link to the Chicago Tribune article below or head straight to the FFHCDP's website.


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Humor Monologue delivered at Toastmasters meeting – February 7, 2018
Here is another Observational Humor monologue presented at the end of a meeting. We'll tell you what was said and what happened during the meeting before the monologue was presented.
THE SET-UP. We will give you enough background to help you understand the jokes.
1. The word of the day was 'Zealot' meaning fanatic about something. e.g. Zealot speaker = someone who is fanatic about speaking.
2. Emcee was late to the meeting.
3. One of the table topics speakers was talking about experiment about getting back things from space to earth.
4. Free food was available during the break.
5. Floris said that the best way to talk is Face to Face. He asked to avoid socialmedia chats.
6. One of the table topics was "What kind of car do you like?"
7. Herman's speech was "You are what you eat". He said that apricot kernels are poisonous. He suggested cooking with coconut oil as an alternative to butter.
8. Mike gave a demo on using our TM Club website. The speech went over time – 36 mins in total. In the first page of our website he showed pics of the board members and in the second page he showed a group pic of all club members wearing masks.
9. Mike finished his speech by showing a slide having an angry kid pic with caption "Any questions?"
10. Two speakers mentioned that I have grown fluffy beard. It became sort of like running gag.
The Humor Monologue
1. Dear Toastmasters, guests, and free-food zealots.
(Using the word of the day and rule of three.)
2. Sorry that the emcee was late tonight. We had a hard time bringing her back from space.
(First line got good laughter – i.e. I am asking sorry for her being late. It was like deprecating the emcee. It triggers the superiority theory in the audience. The topper paints a funny picture.)
3. I am always free. Because you are what you eat. I eat FREE food.
(Self deprecation. Wordplay)
4. Floris said that the best way to talk is Face to Face. But I prefer Facebook to Facebook.
5. What kind of car do I like? The one that has no kids in the backseat… and wife in the next seat.
(Universal humor. i.e. it's hard to manage the kids in the backseat. The topper is again universal humor. i.e. disturbing-wife when you're driving)
6. Don't eat anything that's poisonous. I don't eat anything that my wife cooks. I tell her, "Better give me apricot kernels."
(One of the best lines of the monologue. My usual wife roast joke. The topper got more laughter. Apricot Kernel itself is funny-sounding.)
7. Obviously cooking with crude oil gives fluffy beard. Good that my wife is not here.
(Another best line. Used the listing technique. The speaker suggested coconut oil for cooking. I listed all possible things in oil and came up with an absurd thing that is funny to use for cooking. I chose crude. Crude is also funny-sounding. The topper got the best laughter of the evening. Two reasons:
1. Implicit punchline.
2. It paints a funny picture – my wife with beard.)
8. Mike showed on our TM website in the first page the beautiful board members. In the second page, ugly club members. That's why we were wearing masks.
(Self-deprecation. Here self = club. Technique = giving a new definition. I was thinking why we could be wearing a mask? I came up with the self-deprecating punchline 'ugly'.)
9. Mike's speech on using our TM Club website was too long. He could've shorten it by showing us first how to log out.
(Snarky remark. Absurdity – if he had logged out, it would've shorten the time, but there would've been no demo at all.)
10. Any questions? Better ask Mike.
(Callback to Mike using an angry kid pic for closing questions)


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In a previous blog, I had discussed how a properly priced EFT package is critical to the success of our salons and how it benefits our bottom line during the off season where we are not seeing a lot of new customers. Now that we are approaching season, it is all the more important to ensure that our staff is fully trained on the benefits of our EFT packages.
While pricing of the EFT package is an important aspect, it is not the price that is the ultimate deciding factor for the customer, but the value that you offer. For example, at Tan It All, our unlimited UV membership includes not just access to all the beds at that level of membership, but also a no wait guarantee. The way it works is if all beds at the member's level are in-use/dirty, they get a free upgrade to the next level bed – no charge. The cost to us for the upgrade is minimal, but it does two things:
1. The customer is thrilled with the free upgrade without having to wait for their lower level bed.
2. The customer may have never paid to try a better bed; now they have an opportunity to do it for free. Guess what, if they love the bed this time, they are likely to want to upgrade to this bed next time. You have up-sold your service without really up-selling anything.
It's a win-win situation where the customer walks away happy and will likely give you more business next time around, or upgrade their EFT package to include that bed.


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On Sept 25th after years of planning and a village of support the Tyrrel Bay is now a shipwreck for freedivers, beginner divers and advanced divers and specialty divers in training to share! A huge accomplishment for Grenada and an excellent example of private public partnership AND a commitment to our marine environment moving forward. […]
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TripAdvisor Hall of Fame & 2018 Award of Excellence!
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THANK YOU to our lovely guests for taking the time to feedback! It means the world to us xx So proud of our crew on achieving another award of excellence from TripAdvisor and with 2018 being our 5th year running we are now members of the Hall of Fame!
Trip Advisor Award of Excellence 2017!
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Fourth year running – Congrats to our Eco Dive team and thank you to our guests!
Underwater Proposal at Eco Dive, Congrats Kezia & Kote!
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We would like to congratulate and send all of our best wishes for a long and happy life together to Kezia & Kote who joined us for a PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience programme in Grenada recently. With the big surprise and decisions made privately the lovely couple took their news underwater to make a […]
Amazing nudribranchs! Grand Anse Beach in front of Eco Dive
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Last weekend when doing a shore dive off Grand Anse Beach with first time junior PADI scuba diver and his mom we found some amazing nudribranchs in the seagrass in front of the dive centre. A little photo crazy because of the colours and the number of them around but we found eggs, mating pairs […]
Frigatebird rescue. Earth Day 2015! Thank you Eco Dive friends & family!
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I would like to say a big thank you to all of those who helped us rescue an injured Magnificient Frigatebird yesterday morning starting with our captain who took it upon himself to rescue the bird while the divers were down on Purple Rain enjoying a baby Manta Ray (oh yes we did, she was […]
Coral Research Happening at Eco Dive! meet Ryan …
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Eco Dive is happy to be hosting Ph. D Student Ryan Horricks for the month of October and to be able to help facilitate his coral research. He is a happy face around the dive shop these days so our guests are sure to meet him and are welcome to ask him questions or are […]
New Open Water Divers
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Eco Dive wins TripAdvisor Award of Excellence!
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We would like to thank our guests for their time and effort in leaving us feedback and our team members for their continued hard work and ambition to always be improving!
Day 14: Featuring DM intern Zaidy, Dive Site Grand Anse Beach & Feature Creature the Manta Ray
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Our People – Zaidy. Marine Biologist & PADI Divemaster intern Zaidy, a M.Sc. Marine Biologist, has been in Grenada for a few years and we are very happy to feature her here today. Having just celebrated a birthday with us last week and about to leave us (briefly right?!) for her next adventure completing an […]


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It seems like life just keeps presenting challenges and I decided to tackle a big one by starting this blog. I am very computer illiterate and believe me, I have spent MANY hours, teaching myself things to this point. I have not connected to social media on here yet (mostly because I do not know how) but will do so in the near future. I woke my husband up one night just to celebrate that after hours of trying, I finally got my LINKS to work.
My vision for this blog is to share information with other grand- parents, post some recipes, and to have fun.
I have a daughter that is a Speech Therapist and one that is a Physical Therapy Assistant. They work in the school system, Birth to Three, and Easter Seals. They are going to do some guest posts for me with information parents and grandparents can find very useful. Another daughter is an Occupational Therapist, works in an assisted living facility, and will do guest posts from another point of view from grandparents.
I am giving away a $50 AMAZON gift card to celebrate this new challenge.
Please leave a comment telling me if you have any grandchildren yet and how many. There will be a random drawing Thursday evening.


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Also, I have some really great reading material right now...to inspire my life and my art:
1. I have last month's O mag. that I never had a chance to read as well as the current one that I just picked up. I can't wait to delve into all the inspiration between these pages! There is an interview with Tyler Perry that is candid, revealing and oh!...so inspirational!! Also...there's a scrumptious chocolate-orange shortbread recipe that I can't wait to try out.
2. Artful Blogging-yummy is all I can say! Serious inspiration here!
3. Better Homes and Gardens Do It Yourself mag...such great studio space ideas.
4. The Happiest Toddler on the Block by Dr. Karp. I read the Happiest Baby on the Block from cover to cover, followed every word and it worked like a charm! This book promises to do the same as we head into the toddler years. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
* I hope you all have a great weekend; we are going to be house-hunting both Saturday and Sunday and hope to make an offer by Monday! I know...things are moving super fast, I can barely keep up! Also, I desperately need a mini makeover; I haven't had my hair cut in...forever!! And lets not even talk about the other stuff:)


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ANGOLA, Ind. -- An early flurry from visiting Albion College was too much for the Trine University women's lacrosse team as they fell in their Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) opener by the score of 18-5.
The Britons went on a scoring streak to start the contest, coming up with the first nine goals to take a 9-0 lead.
The Thunder found the back of the net for the first time with just over 16 minutes remaining in the first half. The goal came from sophomore Kristin John (South Bend, Ind. / St. Joe's) who received a quick pass from teammate Lilly Dusek (Zionsville, Ind. / Zionsville) and buried it in the net.
Freshman Chloe Vruno (Geneva, Ill. / St. Francis) added another goal for Trine seven minutes later to pull the team closer again. John would follow it up with another goal to bring the Thunder within six at 9-3.
The Britons then went on another nine-goal run that stretched into the second half to take an 18-3 lead with nine minutes remaining in the game.
Trine freshman Peri Darmofal (Fort Wayne, Ind. / Homestead) came up with her first goal of the contest with five minutes remaining with classmate Mia Schlueter (Fort Wayne, Ind. / Carrol) adding an assist.
The final goal of the contest came with just under three minutes remaining as John passed the ball inside to a waiting Lauren Hall (Hartford City, Ind. / Blackford) who came up with her first goal of the day.
The Thunder fall to 4-5 overall and 0-1 in MIAA play following the 18-5 loss. They will continue their season when they host Saint Mary's College on Saturday, April 6. The MIAA matchup is set to start at 4 p.m.


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The NCFU Rector Alina Levitskaya had a meeting with the students who won the Vladimir Potanin Charity Foundation Scholarships. This year the NCFU has more winners than any other University in South Russia.
The brightest winners of various contests were invited to the event held at the Scientific Council Hall. The first ones to get their share of glory were the seven Master's students who went successfully through the contest, while another seven students received their scholarships after a tough selection held by a Committee from the Moscow Lomonosov State University. Seven out of the nine contestants representing the North Caucasus were the NCFU students, which is a proof to the high level of training offered here.
At the meeting Rector Alina Levitskaya expressed her gratitude to the winners wishing them further success in their activities.
Also there were quite many students from the Institute for Humanities majoring in Journalism. These students were successful at various national contests (two of their works won 1st and 2nd Degree Certificates in the nomination of My University at the Festival-Contest of TV Art among students of technical universities). One of the winners – Oksana Bocharova (1st year, Master's; Multimedia Journalism) got from Rector a certificate to attend a special training course at the Moscow Academy for Mediaindustry.
At the XII Russian Universities Festival AD GALLERY freshmen of the Institute for Humanities took 2nd place (nomination – Audio-Advertisement). All these students, too, received flowers and certificates from Rector Alina Levitskaya.
Apart from students there were congratulations for teachers as well, and while praising those who got their scientific degree Alina Levitskaya mentioned that the 77% of the NCFU staff hold a high scientific postgraduate degree, while the minimum limit is 60%. And even though by the number of Candidates and Doctors of Sciences the NCFU is far ahead of other federal universities of Russia there is still a long way to go – sky is the limit!


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African election campaign experts learning from each other
Sixth E-lection Bridge Africa in Ghana
This portlet should not exist anymore
Poor-quality posters have been replaced by modern websites; potential voters are contacted through Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp. Although still rare, the democratic replacement of a ruling president – as it last happened in Nigeria – has come to be the reward for a successful campaign and less as evidence of which party handed out more free lunches to the people.
E-lection Bridge Africa, an annual workshop format developed by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, reflects this change. With over 50 participants from 15 African countries it is one of the biggest conferences for political campaigning on the continent. For its sixth edition, the experts on election campaigning came together in Accra, Ghana. Local parties have been in campaign mode for the past few months as the country is holding presidential elections in November this year. The delegates thus had a chance to witness the campaign preparations of the NPP, the biggest opposition party in Ghana.
It quickly became clear while talking to NPP's presidential candidate Nana Akufo-Addo, the campaign manager Peter Mac Manu and the party's general secretary John Boadu that political campaigning in Ghana is very similar to its European counterparts. It is the party's declared goal that all candidates should have been in direct contact with all members of their constituencies at least once, to sample political affiliations and adjust their campaign strategy accordingly. The strategy is just like Barack Obama's 'nano targeting and data mining', but in an African context. The party also had some new ideas when it comes to fundraising: Ghanaian kiosks sell cellular recharge cards with the candidate's portrait, a fraction of the purchasing price going to the party as donations.
Apart from campaigning in Ghana, the three-day conference also analyzed and discussed election campaigns in seven other African countries. Members from the opposition parties in Tanzania and Uganda gave clear accounts of how difficult it is to run an election campaign in countries under authoritarian regimes. It is all the more impressive that both, the Forum for Democratic Change in Uganda and CHADEMA in Tanzania, secured a considerable increase in votes in the recent elections. An outstanding example from West Africa was presented by the participants from Benin, where the independent candidate Patrice Talon, who actively involved civil society in his campaign, managed to win the office of the president.
As in recent years, the program would not have been complete without the involvement of Dr. Klaus Schüler, General Manager of Germany's ruling party CDU. The mastermind behind German chancellor Angela Merkel's last three election campaigns had the participants' full attention when he spoke about advantages and disadvantages of 'negative campaigning'. Schüler made it clear that the kind of aggressive negative campaigning as practiced in the US and several African countries often poses dangers to one's own campaign and can create and worsen fault lines within societies. Rather than demolishing the opponent with personal attacks, he advised the campaign professionals at E-lection Bridge to focus on a factual level and strive for a slight ironic undertone when delivering negative messages.
Adding to Klaus Schüler's input were colleague Holger Haibach, who manages the process of party reforms within CDU headquarters and Reinhard Schlinkert, chief representative of Infratest Dimap. The latter showed how pollsters and projections of election results can contribute to more democratic elections in Africa. Election monitoring by independent polling firms is especially outlawed by governments who are suspected to have repeatedly manipulated results – in some countries, exit polls are even illegal. All participants in Accra agreed that countries should support institutions such as Infratest Dimap in Germany and allow for an objective analysis of election results.


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Weaving Moonbeams — Source of Inspiration
I am a frog of the water no wings do I have yet I soar waving moonbeams into light-filled clouds of the night. Some mysteries cannot be explained only experienced after which no explanation is needed.
Little Wood-Satyr (Two Photographs) — Victor Rakmil Photography
To view more of my photography please click on http://www.rakmilphotography.com I was amazed to see this butterfly in the very early spring, but apparently that is not unusual. Given the cold it stopped often but with some patience allowed me to get a long distance shot at 500mm. Its furry face caught my attention. The […]
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Rich or Poor — Source of Inspiration
I am so poor the beggars run from me my clothes so full of holes the naked would not want them. Yet I walk around with a smile on my face breaking into song or laughter with random joy. Children laugh and follow me weaving like drunks twirling fingers by their ears. But I ignore […]
Window 1160 – Ride the wave — A Sacred Journey
Originally posted on A Window Of Wisdom: When we are in the midst of a difficult situation, it is not the time to seek bigger life changes to escape our difficulties…Just be the best you and don't let your mind take the lead… for every storm subsides. ~ WOW ~
For a While — Laurie's Notes
For a while, I searched for a way out of suffering. And then, by grace, I learned the way out was always straight through and a little deeper down.


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The Red Ravens had two All-Region selection, eight All-KJCCC selections, and three Gold Glove winners for the 2019 season.
Zac Freeman was named the KJCCC-East First Team All-Conference Second Basemen. Freeman started 53 games for the Ravens in 2019 hitting .364 and having the highest OBP on the team at .476. Zac had six doubles, seven triples, two home runs, scored 62 runs, had 38 RBI's, and had a team high 32 stole bases. Zac was also honored as the only Raven to receive First Team All-Region VI honors.
Austin Bonnel was also named to the KJCCC-East First Team at Third Base. Bonnel, a team captain, started 54 games for the Ravens and held a .303 batting average and carried a .441 OBP. Bonnel had 14 doubles, one triple, five home runs, scored 50 runs, and drove in 31. Austin was also awarded Second Team All-Region VI honors and won the Region VI Gold Glove at third base.
Jorge Ortiz was named to the KJCCC-East Second Team at First Base. Ortiz started 54 games for Coffeyville and hit .335 on the year and had a .425 OBP. Ortiz had 14 doubles, one triple, and five home runs, scored 36 runs, and had a team high 55 RBI's.
KJCCC-East Honorable Mentions for Coffeyville included Aaron Bechtel (RHP), Luis Mendoza (SS), Chase Freeman (OF), and Jackson Blancarte (RHP)
Region VI Gold Glove winners for Coffeyville were Luis Mendoza (SS), Austin Bonnel (3B), and Noah Wallace (OF)
For a complete list of all postseason honors please click the links below:
All-Region https://www.kjccc.org/sports/bsb/2018-19/2019_Region_VI_All-Region_Baseball.pdf
All-Conference https://www.kjccc.org/sports/bsb/2018-19/2019_ALL-KJCCC_BASEBALL_EAST.pdf
Gold Glove https://www.kjccc.org/sports/bsb/2018-19/2019_Region_VI_Baseball_Gold_Glove.pdf


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Street Handball – 05/06/2010 –
With an excellent start in a schoolyard in Denmark
Field: 10 x 15 meter
Rules: only 3 steps – No physical contact – No dribbling – each team has to have 3 passes within the team before shooting towards goal.
The net around the street court makes the game flow faster which makes it funnier.
Equipment: A handball(Soft ball) – easy to catch, nice and soft for the goalkeeper to save the ball.
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One of my favorite things is to find shapes in clouds or nature. This beautiful cloud has a heart of blue sky within it. My entry for the word JOY in the photo contest run by dancer4theking.wordpress.com
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Comfort – photo contest
Cuddling with Charlie is my idea of comfort
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Morning Haiku
Sunrise means breakfast
hummingbirds seeking sweetness
morning nourishment
Draw a Monster for Homework
A Halloween poem in less than 100 words (as told by a reluctant artist)
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Draw a Monsterfor Homework
The assignment: Draw a monster for homework.
My best friend and neighbor Jess, smiles a smirk.
"How hard can that be?" She mutters.
"Do you even know me?" I stutter.
Pencils and markers lined up for the job
I make careful shapes, but end up in a blob
A shadow of gray that won't go away
"What's that?" I imagine Miss Riley's voice say.
So what if the corners are tattered and torn,
It's Halloween which means endless candy corn!
My blob monster drawing, messy shadow and all,
Hangs proudly with others, out in the hall!


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The Biya regime cut Internet connections in the major towns of the country's two English-speaking regions to avoid pictures of the regimes brutality on Anglophones being relayed to the outside world. The action comes as a months-long strike by local lawyers and teachers intensifies. And now the population say the government is letting French sideline English in the bilingual country,and are demanding separation or federalism..
The biya government resorted to arrest after failing to corrupt leaders in an ongoing dialogue and force children to go back to school on but the Anglophone consortium insist going to school with the problems solved will mean living with without a future.
A warrant of arrest from the government of Cameroon is enough to sentence you and the regime has embarked on a massive arrest of Anglophone from all works of live from kids as young as 7 to judges.
In Bamenda three teachers were arrested Saturday and last January,21st 2017 a Teacher of Government Technical High School Nkambe, was arrested in Nkambe at about 5.30 a.m by armed police men and gendarmes, BIR and Army,sent by the French colonial administrative representatives la republique du Cameroon forces.
Wife recounts the incident. " when we heard a knock at the door, one of my children went to open the door. As soon as he opened the door, he saw guns pointing at him. The children started screening. You can imagine how traumatising it is for children to watch their father being carried away by gun men. The gun men searched and ransacked our house and took away some of my husband's documents. Right now my husband has been locked up in a stinky cell in Nkambe where he is not even able to eat or lye down. He was locked up without hearing his own side of the story.".
last 16th of January, 2017 Several teachers including the Principal of CCAST Bambili were arrested and taken to Gendarmarie for supporting the strike and their where about is still unclear ,many are feared dead.
The big questioned is, How can students go to school when some parents do not know the whereabouts of their own children.
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Between the Lines:
Insights and Reflections
Harlem by Langston Hughes (1951)
What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
like a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore—
And then run?
Does it stink like rotten meat?
Or crust and sugar over—
like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
like a heavy load.
Or does it explode?
A Conversation with Geoffrey Warren Barnes II on Playing Walter Younger
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company: A Raisin in the Sun is a classic play, but it's so topical too, as it deals with issues that are still so relevant to us. What's it like to work on a play with that balance?
Geoffrey Warren Barnes II: You know, Lorraine Hansberry was only the fifth woman to win the [New York Critics' Circle Award], and the first African-American woman to win it. What she accomplished is still very relevant to today. There's so much in the themes and the story of the play that is relevant, I think it's easy to look at that and forget about the playwright, past her name.
Also, there's a lot of things in this play that can bring people together. People of lots of backgrounds know what it means to be poor, what it means to struggle, what it means to pay bills, but in this story, there's an extra layer, in being judged for the color of your skin. That's relevant because we still see people on the outside, people having to overcome additional obstacles to achieve the American dream. In Raisin ... the American dream is sold as this ideal that everyone can obtain with the same ease. What I hope the audience realizes is that even when the Youngers achieve their American dream, there's still dangers to it. They had to go through extra difficulties to achieve their dreams, and even then it may not be all rainbows and puppy dogs -- it may even be more dangerous for them than where they came from. That still happens for people today. The play was written fifty-some years ago and Lorraine Hansberry was a visionary, in my mind. She kind of saw the future, she was a revolutionary. I wish we still had her today, to see what else she would have come up with.
CSC: What did you know about A Raisin in the Sun before you started working on it?
GB: I mean, this is on my bucket list, so I can scratch that off! I'll always remember reading it as a student, and of course I saw the movie with Sidney Poitier. But I didn't realize when I watched the movie when I was a kid that there were some scenes from the play that were omitted. There's a scene with Walter Lee and his son that was left out of the film that really illustrates the kind of man that Walter is. He's just a good human being, you know? He has his issues, but he's not a bad person. He's got good values, and I think that's something that's very important to see that Walter is really trying to be a good father. He's trying to pass down his knowledge about the world and his love to his son.
You know, reading or studying it academically is one thing, but actually living it, getting to be part of a real breathing production that brings the text off the page, it's a completely different experience. You go through a rollercoaster of things. That's what I've learned about Walter – he's a gentleman, he always thinks he's doing good, but he doesn't realize that the decisions and the choices he makes are hurting his family. He doesn't know that! He wants his family to survive and he's doing it in the only way he knows how, based on the love and care that he's been given. That's all he has to go on. That really made me open my eyes to the 1950s and the boundaries and the pressures of the outside world bearing down on Walter but also the pressures from his family. The world is putting him down because of the color of his skin, but he feels pressure from his family because they're protecting him. Walter makes some bad decisions, but he comes to realize that keeping his family first is more important to him.
CSC: So now that you actually get to bring these words off the page, what's been challenging about that?
GB: I'll tell you this – I've been doing a lot of Shakespeare lately, and although I'm not a stranger to contemporary works, with Shakespeare, especially if you're speaking verse, there's a rhythm you can hold onto. With this text, there's really not a set rhythm. There's a lot of subtext here, and compared to Shakespeare, you need to do as much or maybe more research with the text. There's a certain type of language that is used in the play, and you really have to dig deep to embrace it and make it come to life, and sometimes you don't have anything to hang onto in terms of rhythm or cadence. There is a cadence, but it's sometimes uneven. Walter Lee will stutter – well, like I'm stuttering like now, or he'll repeat himself, and that happens for a few reasons. Rather than connecting to a rhythm, I have to connect to all these other underlying circumstances and discover why he stutters, or repeats himself, or jumps from one subject to another at the drop of a hat. And that's really hard, when you can't hang onto the rhythm of a text like you can in Shakespeare!
CSC: Do you think that your comfort with working with the complexity of classical texts gives you a leg up in the work on this play? Or is it so different that you're starting from scratch?
GB: Oh, I think the denseness of Shakespeare helps, in terms of changing beats or making shifts. That definitely helps. I've taken a lot of tools that I've used in Shakespearean texts to help me through this play. The quickness of Shakespeare! That helps a lot. There are definitely skills that apply to Shakespeare that are helping me out here a little. But something like Raisin ... is definitely a different beast.
CSC: So past those challenges, what about working on this production of A Raisin in the Sun has surprised you or brought you joy?
GB: When people think about A Raisin in the Sun, they think of it as this huge drama. But I've found that it's also a comedy! There's this family, and they know the odds are stacked against them. And a lot of times, when odds are against you, the best way to survive that is through laughter. A person can only feel sad for so long, you know? And you see a lot of that in this family. They all have each other, and when times are bad, they look to each other to lift themselves up. You see a lot of that in this play, and hopefully you'll come away a little confused as to whether it's a comedy or a drama, because there are so many shifts where we're having a great time, and then something shifts and we're in despair. So yeah, I was really surprised by the humor in this production.
CSC: What do you hope audiences will be thinking about on the drive home after they see this show?
GB: I think they'll realize that they have a lot of things in common with the Younger family! There are so many issues that this play deals with – I think everyone has a lot in common with the Youngers. Also, the play doesn't have a happy ending. The family achieves their dream, but that doesn't make everything happy. It doesn't solve everything. They still face problems – maybe even bigger problems as they move on. And that's reality, smacking you upside the face. Getting what you want doesn't solve your problems!
CSC: Do you have a favorite line in the play?
GB: In the first scene, I'm trying to tell my wife about my plan for this money that's coming, I'm trying to sell her on my plans for it, and she's avoiding the subject and she's cooking eggs. I'm trying to convince her and she's just trying to get me to eat breakfast, saying "just eat your eggs, Walter," and I slam down the plate and I say "Damn my eggs! Damn all the eggs that ever was!" And I love that line because it's so telling about the dynamic between those two in that moment, and it also is so telling about the conversations that have been going on between those two for a while. It lets you imagine the ways they've communicated about what they want and what their goals are.
CSC: Thank you so much for talking to us! Is there anything else you'd like to say about this play?
GB: I'm so excited for this production. I think it's fantastic – the set, the cast, the director. And I get to eat real eggs and drink real coffee onstage! I'm excited for that, too.
Lorraine Hansberry, Groundbreaking Dramatist
Lorraine Hansberry was born on May 19, 1930, in Chicago, Illinois. Her father, Carl, was a successful real estate broker and founder of Lake Street Bank, one of the first banks for black people in the region, and her mother, Nannie, was a schoolteacher; Lorraine was the youngest of their four children. During her childhood, the Hansberrys were prominent in African American society, and many famous black American leaders, such as W.E.B. DuBois, Paul Robeson, and Langston Hughes, visited their home and maintained friendships with Lorraine's parents.
Despite their middle-class status, the Hansberrys still lived in a segregated society. When Lorraine was a little girl, the Hansberrys attempted to move into a neighborhood that had created a "restrictive covenant," wherein white property owners collectively agreed to not sell their property to black families. A mob of the neighborhood's white residents attacked the family's new home, and smashed a brick through the window, narrowly missing the seven-year-old Lorraine. Carl Hansberry challenged the legality of restrictive covenants, and the case eventually made it to the U.S. Supreme Court as Hansberry vs. Lee. Although the Illinois Supreme Court affirmed the rights of neighborhoods to agree to segregation, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned that decision on a technicality and ruled in favor the Hansberry family. These events would eventually shape Lorraine Hansberry's first play, the groundbreaking A Raisin in the Sun. (An early draft of the play ended with a scene that saw the Youngers in their new home as they brace for an attack from a neighborhood mob, as the Hansberrys themselves once did, but the scene was cut to allow the play to end on an ambiguously hopeful note.)
Hansberry dropped out of college and moved to New York City to work as a writer and associate editor for the actor and activist Paul Robeson's progressive black newspaper, Freedom. She also wrote about feminism and homophobia for the magazine The Ladder. Many of her articles discussed her lesbian identity, but she wrote under a pseudonym and was never publicly "out" as a lesbian during her lifetime. She was married to a man, Robert Nemiroff, for several years, and they remained friendly and continued to work together even after their divorce.
A Raisin in the Sun opened on Broadway on March 11, 1959, and was a great success, running 530 performances. It was the first play on Broadway written by a black woman, as well as the first with a black director (Lloyd Richards). The play was nominated for four Tony Awards: Best Play, Best Actor in a Play, Best Actress in a Play, and Best Direction of a Play, and also won a New York Critics' Circle Drama Desk Award for Best Play of 1959. Lorraine Hansberry was the first black playwright, the fifth woman, and the youngest American to win that award.
Her second play, The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, was less well-received, earning mixed reviews from critics. It closed on Broadway on January 12, 1965, the night that Hansberry died of pancreatic cancer at the age of thirty-four.
After her death, her ex-husband adapted a number of her writings and interviews into To Be Young, Gifted, and Black, which ran off-Broadway for eight months. Since then, A Raisin in the Sun has been consistently recognized as one of the great classics of American drama, and has been revived numerous times, and has been adapted into films, spinoff plays, and a musical. In 2010, the Hansberry house that sparked the Hansberry vs. Lee court case was recognized by the Chicago City Council as a historical landmark.
Plot Synopsis (Warning: Includes Spoilers)
The five members of the Younger family live in a dilapidated two-bedroom apartment on Chicago's South Side. The patriarch of the family, Big Walter, has just died, and the family is awaiting the ten thousand dollar life insurance check that is due to them. His son, Walter Lee, wants to invest the money into a friend's plan for a liquor store, but Big Walter's widow, Mama, wants to spend the money to buy a house for the family.
Mama uses part of the money to make a down payment on a house, and she picks a house in Clybourne Park, a white neighborhood, for the practical reason that the properties are cheaper than in an all-black neighborhood. She decides to split the remaining money between her two children: Walter Lee will get a portion to invest in the liquor store with his friend Willy, and Beneatha, who dreams of becoming a doctor, will get a portion to pay for her education.
Ruth, Walter Lee's wife, announces that she is pregnant, and so Walter Lee secretly takes all the life insurance money and passes it to Willy, reasoning that the returns on the investment will bring in more money to support the family; Willy, however, was running a scam on Walter Lee and absconds with the money, depriving both Walter Lee of his dreams of business ownership and Beneatha of her funds for medical school. Meanwhile, Mr. Lindner, a resident of Clybourne Park, shows up at the Youngers' home. He is concerned that integrating the neighborhood will cause racial unrest, and offers to buy them out of their new home. Walter Lee accepts his offer as a solution to the family's financial disaster.
While this is going on, Beneatha is struggling to establish her identity as a young black American woman. Her two boyfriends represent for her the paths she considers: the wealthy George Murchison is an "assimilated black man," who looks down on the working-class Youngers, while the Nigerian student Joseph Asagai teaches Beneatha about her African heritage and encourages her to eschew the expectations of white American culture. When Beneatha is distressed at the loss of the life insurance payout, Asagai reproaches her for her entitlement, and encourages her to find alternative ways to fund her goals.
Walter Lee reconsiders the offer from Mr. Lindner, and backs out of the agreement to sell the family's new house. He says that his family is proud of who they are and will try to be good residents, but they will not give up their dreams of a home of their own to avoid potential tension with their white neighbors. As the play closes, the family leaves their old apartment for the excitement and uncertainty of their new life.
Want to learn more about this groundbreaking play?
Check out these links to learn a little more about the history and background of A Raisin in the Sun:
The Heroine Collective's biography of playwright Lorraine Hansberry
Atlanta Black Star's "7 Unknown Facts" about Hansberry vs. Lee, the U.S. Supreme Court case that inspired A Raisin in the Sun
Broadway.com's history of A Raisin in the Sun, compiled for the play's 2014 Broadway revival featuring Tony and Oscar winner Denzel Washington and The Hollow Crown's Sophie Okenedo
Watching the Obamas Watch "A Raisin in the Sun", The New Yorker, April 12, 2014. Michelle and Barack Obama allegedly lived nearby the neighborhood in Chicago from the play!


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An Introduction to American Administrative Law
An Introduction to American Administrative Law
The present edition is a revision of a volume which first appeared in 1958. Like the original version, it is based upon the conviction (underscored by the author's experience in testifying before the Franks Committee on Administrative Tribunals and Enquiries) that there is a real interest in Britain in administrative law developments on the western side of the Atlantic. This interest is more than a mere academic one in a country whose own administrative law is in a state of flux. The experience of a kindred people, whose system is grounded upon common-law traditions and techniques, may furnish useful analogies to those interested in further developing the British system.
The author has also, it must be stated, been motivated by an end more appropriate to his immediate academic pursuits as a professor of administrative law. A comparative presentation must focus on elementary fundamentals and be written in a lucid style for outsiders who have no detailed knowledge of the system described. But this is also the prime essential of a treatise written for law students. There is still no text which fulfils this requirement in the field of American administrative law. It is this writer's hope that the present work (expanded somewhat for the purpose) will meet the needs of those taking the elementary American law course in administrative law. True, it is only a summary introduction, not a detailed, lengthy treatise. Such an introduction, all the same, is precisely what is now lacking to the beginner in this field.
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82 Karangahape Rd, Auckland
(09) 302 3020
Friday 7am-4pm, Saturday 8.30am - 5pm, Sunday9am-3.30pm
$49 for two.
Down the Symonds St end of K Rd, Between is appropriately named-flanked by the Rock Shop, nestled between its DRUMS and ACOUSTIC GUITARS.
The inside is classic Auckland cafe - slightly industrial, exposed piping and all the rest, nothing too special but nothing wrong with it either.
"If you don't like eggs you're kind of screwed," my friend aptly notes as we peruse the menu. Of the two little pages of menu dedicated to brunch food, a solid 75 per cent is egg-based, starting with a long make-your-own-eggs-on-toast list (starting at $9.50) followed by various iterations of eggs benedict ($18-$20 if you spring for salmon). Luckily, I love eggs.
I chose the Special BB ($23), Between's version of a big brekkie with chorizo, bacon, a hash brown, toast of your choice with herbed butter, eggs how you like, tomato, relish and mushroom. When the waitress brings it over it sounds like she's saying "one special baby". Yeah, that's me.
Something I often find when I order a big brekkie is that as much as I enjoy all the bits, they don't create a whole more than the sum of those parts. But it's not Between's fault I never learn my lesson, and all their parts were perfectly well executed. The chorizo was particularly good, with a smoky, spicy flavour and a nice crispy skin.
My friend had fried eggs, sunny side up, on toast with avocado and a hash brown ($18); he declared the eggs perfectly cooked. Our coffees were fine but my flat white ($4.50) needed to be hotter.
Between's Facebook presence is immediately endearing. One post shows two staff members looking straight down the camera with twin deadpan expressions, one of them cradling an enormous, deformed daikon radish, which looks like a very pale, freaky baby.
Another is a slow-mo video of a guy flipping milk so it lands right-way-up on the counter - again with the deadpan thousand-yard-stare.
The cafe scene in Auckland can feel unbearably earnest and twee at times so it was nice to see a team of staff not taking themselves too seriously.
In the cafe itself, the crew were all impeccably dressed and friendly, but there's no table service - my pet peeve at brunch spots (I know how that makes me sound but I really do hate it). Luckily we got in before the rush, about 10am, and I was able to go right up and order without waiting in line.


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Hancock, David Baldie
War Service:
Sergeant (Pilot) DAVID BALDIE HANCOCK Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve died on 7 February 1942, aged 21.
He is buried in Nunhead Cemetery.
Location of Memorial:
He is remembered in the Brockley County School Book of Remembrance.
He was the son of Alfred and Elizabeth Hancock of Brockley.
Contributed By: Andy Pepper
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