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With a population of 27 million living in the Tokyo metropolis it is fairly impossible not to rub shoulders with fellow inhabitants. Obviously this doesn't sound too bad if that person in question is a cutie but its more than likely to be a sweaty salaryman (Japanese businessman) stinking of post-work alcohol.
If you imagine what its like when you have left a concert or sports event then you will appreciate what it is like for me every single day living in this city. People say that you can never walk in a straight line in this capital and this is very true but it is enhanced by what seems like severe lack sense of direction from some Japanese people. Shinjuku station is the worlds busiest station with millions using it everyday and the constant movements in all directions gave my mum a headache when she visited as its a far far cry from my hometown.
Where I come from people tend to move out of the way when someone is approaching in a way which could cause a collision. In fact we usually move so far out of the way that some people reply with the "I'm not that fat!" line. That doesn't happen here as people tend to stand still and hold their position. On top of that there appears to be no sense of giving way. One can be speeding down the pavement and someone will be walking very slowly and see them coming but still think nothing of coming out from a shop straight into their path. The country's extreme obsession with mobile phones probably heightens this and makes peoples sense of what is going on around them worse.
Waiting for a train is organised chaos as the Japanese line-up very very orderly in anticipation of its arrival but when it does arrive all hell can sometimes break loose and people can push and shove to get on, and sometimes before they've even let passengers get off. Most of the time though its ok for me and from what I have heard its way more efficient than in China.


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Pineapple-Mango Bowle
Infuse the Black Tea Blend "Exotic Mango" with 100°C hot water for 3-4 minutes and pour it through ice cubes. Peel the pineapple and slice it into pieces. Put the fruit pieces together with sugar into a bowl and mix it with the tea, the red wine and the orange Liquor and put it for a few hours into the fridge. Put White wine and Prosecco to the cold mixture a short time before serving.
Alternative: Instead of fresh pineapple pieces you can use the canned fruits and mix the Juice into the bowl. Then you don't need to add sugar!
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- 12g Exotic Mango
- 3/4l Water
- 1 bottel white wine
- 1 bottle Prosecco
- 1 bottle red wine
- 10cl Orange Liquor
- 200g sugar
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FRANKLINTON—A Washington Parish jury on Wednesday convicted a 32-year-old New Orleans man of battery of a corrections facility officer for an incident that occurred last December in an Angie jail. The defendant, TwDarryl Toney, 32, of New Orleans, faces 3 1/3 years to 10 years in prison.
Toney was being escorted from his cell to the shower at the B.B. "Sixty" Rayburn Correctional Center on Dec. 10 last year when he threw a noxious substance hidden in a cup on the corrections officer. Security cameras at the prison captured the incident on video, which was shown in court.
A six-person jury deliberated about 45 minutes before returning the guilty verdict, which was read by Judge Richard A. Swartz, Jr. Toney already was serving a 30-year sentence on a 2004 manslaughter conviction in New Orleans. Sentencing has been set for July 13 in the battery case.


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"The Walking Dead"by Nicholas Mazur - Campus Talk Editor
If you're a fan of "The Walking Dead" and you've been keeping up, let me say two things: one, bravo to you, fellow soldier; two, we gotta get out of here.
There was a reason that this show got as successful as it did. There was good writing, good characters and a great premise. "The Walking Dead" at its best was really something. Unfortunately, it was at its worst for this season finale. When Rick and the gang were locked in a train car at Terminus, at the mercy of cannibals, and Rick said, "they're f***ing with the wrong people," THAT'S how you end a season!
The end of this season was an absolute flop. For all the hype with the "war" this season, the finale did not deliver one drop of climax. Any characterization developed recently was thrown out the window in favor of a speedy and clean make-up between the two sides. The promises for the next season fell flat and hard on me. The savior's fate seems too easy, and Eugene's arc came to such a anticlimactic close that I did not believe it at first. Jesus seems to throw away his philosophy on killing on a whim and Daryl ditches everything I thought I understood about him.
The season left me realizing that this show is only going to get worse. The writers seem to have forgotten how to capture the magic of the comics and what the characters are supposed to be like. Hell, the characters are not even the same from week to week. The aspect of Rick coming full circle and acting like a sheriff could have been so great, yet the way it was carried out just felt like a cheap stunt to set up drama with Maggie.
This final episode had me feeling like a fool as I realized I was waiting all season for something interesting to happen, but it rarely, if ever, happened. The only salvagble episode this whole season was Gabriel and the doctor trying to get to the hilltop. That episode was filled with all the high stakes, out of the frying pan, "The Walking Dead"-esque drama that drew me into the show in the first place.
I wish there was some part of this final episode that I liked, some glimmer of hope. Instead I am left with a sinking feeling in my gut. This episode was the crown jewel in "The Walking Dead's" decline, and I can no longer bring myself to give the writers the benefit of the doubt. This show reflects on them, not the actors. You can tell these actors are committed and focused on their roles, but what good is that when the writing is atrocious? That's what I'm most disappointed with; the characters have all disintegrated into what my friend noted as "caricatures of themselves," and I completely agree. In their effort to up the ante on this show, the writers forgot it was the small aspects of this world that made everyone fall in love with it, the small struggles and the small devistations. I weep for this once great show.


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Offering portable rock climbing wall rental, Starwalk of Dallas will make your next event a festive one.
From corporate events, to private birthday parties, our mobile rock climbing walls are always a hit!
Standing 24 feet above the ground, our portable rock climbing wall rental makes a great main piece for any party rental. Also, it can be coupled with our zip-line, obstacle course and bounce house rentals.
Let our staff help guide players on how to scale the wall. while clipping them into their safety climbing harness. Of course, we enjoy watching people of all age (4 and up and over 40 lbs) scale to the top of the rock wall.
We offer a 4 person (4 route) rock climbing wall with an auto-belay {braking} to allow ease of getting down and for safety.
Starwalk of Dallas uses only the best industry leading equipment. All support items, staff and set-up are provided for your event.
Our portable climbing wall is towed into place by a pickup truck. It is so large that it can not be moved manually. For the set up, we need a level area that can be wither grass or concrete. The area needs to be 24 feet long by 12 feet wide with a height of 29 feet.
For proper setup, there also needs to be adequate space to pull the vehicle and trailer into place and then remove the vehicle. Set-up takes about 15 minutes.
Starwalk of Dallas provides 2 event staff in our pricing. For larger events or events with lots of people, 3 staff can be provided at an added fee. The 3 staff help to keep lines down and participants climbing.
We do sometimes limit the number of inexperienced climbers at once. This helps to keep little hands and feet from getting trampled.
The climbing walls are suitable for most ages and levels. While children ages 4 and up have fun. Most older kids, teens and adults enjoy our interactive event rental item. The fun rock climbing wall is the perfect party event.


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The Scout Network is the section for 18 – 25 year olds. Becoming a member will give you the opportunity to take part in a wide range of exciting activities such as kayaking, rock climbing, water skiing, international projects in places as inspiring as Chile, Libya and Italy, work with young people and help within the local community … the list of activities, projects and events is almost endless.
The section is run in a less formal basis than the other youth sections of Scouting; this allows you to fit it around your other commitments.
As a Scout Network member you will have the opportunity to achieve some of the highest personal achievement awards for young people in the UK, including the Queen's Scout and Duke of Edinburgh's Awards. You will also have the opportunity to work towards gaining recognition from many governing bodies, as well as developing new skills and building on existing ones.
Its your Scout Network – enjoy it!


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We're all acquainted with festoon lighting – strings of lights used around the holidays. These shutters not only add interest and texture to this house, however in addition they supply privateness and protection from the elements. Turning outside spaces into rooms definitely extends dwelling space; you should use these tricks to eat, sleep, or simply relax in your porch.
A well-liked design selection within the South, this porch ceiling can be painted blue for a playful nod to traditional Southern style. A batik-print umbrella and oversize woven furnishings make a simple but stylish assertion. Huge concrete boxes let the owners store firewood 12 months-round, and cushioned wicker chairs make this room much more cozy.
This small area, tucked on the side of the house, packs an enormous punch of design. This porch is filled with cozy wicker furnishings in conventional Charleston inexperienced, recognizable by its deep forest, nearly black, shade. Make yours your favourite escape, too, with these outside adorning ideas.
A farmhouse porch simply begs for a deep swing, piled with pillows and a tiny place to plant your iced tea. A basket beneath the bench is a pleasant place to tuck away further pillows and a few cozy blankets for crisp nights when the Texas weather turns slightly cooler.
This two-degree fashionable patio extends the household's dwelling space to include an outdoor dining room. Filling the fireplace with candles as an alternative of firewood is a good thought for adding mild and charm in heat summer season months. Wendy Owen created a "breakfast patio" for her Sonoma property using French café chairs and a stone table.


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The current menu can be found on Pabulum's website here.
From 13 April our catering will be managed by a company called Pabulum.
We went through a long process to choose a company to provide our catering and are looking forward to working with Pabulum.
Children will have a choice of main meal with vegetables and a desert. Also available will be freshly baked bread, salad and fruit. All the food will be freshly prepared on site.
The menu will be a rotating 3 week menu and it will be changed at each half term to reflect the changing seasons.
If you would like to know what is on the menu for the current week please ask in the office for a copy of the latest menu.


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When Ramsey stumbled into an opportunity to go gunning from a traditional sink box in Nova Scotia he jumoed at the chance. From a historical perspective, the sink box represents the end of the market hunting era and the birth of waterfowl hunting as we know it today.
Read full story: Sink Box History, Politics and Modern day Adventure (page 12)
He picked up the idea from his pal Ramsey Russell of Brandon, whose GetDucks.com organizes trophy duck hunts. Russell's duck poppers, wrapped around cherries, figs and other fruits triggered some taste bud imagination. "He offers duck hunts all over the world, so he comes back with some good recipes from all over the world," Nolan said. "I'm not a duck hunter, so I translated it over into the deer poppers." Also an adventurer, he explored other pairings. "Just something different." Read full article: Game Dinner Cooks of the Wild Side (PDF)
Check out the new Ramsey Russell's GetDucks.com Brochure. The 10-page, full-color GetDucks.com brochure is loaded with photography from the world's best duck hunting experiences, to include trip summaries, available bird species, and testimonial reviews.
View Full-color brochure online: Ramsey Russell's GetDucks.com – Offering the World's Best Duck Hunting Experiences (PDF)
Would you rather receive a printed copy in the mail? Simply Contact Us or call Ramsey Russell at 601-214-9737 and we will be our pleasure to send copies directly to your address.
Ready to pull the trigger? It's duck season somewhere…?
First-ever televised Peru duck hunt for cinnamon teal. Part TWO of a 2-part series initially aired on Sportsman Channel in July 2013. With the highest concentration of cinnamon teal in the world, this Peru duck hunting offers Inca culture that seems to be around every corner. This show will bring surprises from the opening bell to the final knockout. Read more about the featured Peru Cinnamon Teal Duck Hunting
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First-ever televised Peru duck hunt for cinnamon teal. Part one of a 2-part series initially aired on Sportsman Channel in July 2013. Terry Denmon of MOJO TV and Ramsey Russell of GetDucks.com enjoy unique duck hunting in Peru, and make some interesting discoveries. Read more about the featured Peru Cinnamon Teal Duck Hunt
Terry travels to Peru with Get Ducks.Com to a location reputed to hold the largest concentration of Cinnamon Teal in the world. As good as the duck hunting was, in paled in comparison to the local sites and culture.
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Five-star thread counts and white-glove level luxury? Not really- it's much better than that. Las Flores Argentina duck hunting with GetDucks.com entails huge limits of splashing decoying ducks, some of the coolest wingshooting available in a country that's full of it.
Read full article – "Roughing It" at Las Flores, Argentina Duck Hunting
Ramsey Russell of GetDucks.com hunts all over the world, but will not leave the southern U.S. during September. Asked why he loves teal hunting so much he took an uncharacteristic moment of pause to know where to begin.
Read story: Fast Food: Blue-winged Teal Hunting
Standing in the dark while the rain pelted them Saturday morning in Satartia, Ramsey Russell and his young hunting party could hear wings and chatter but couldn't see the birds. When the light finally penetrated the clouds, Russell said, "It was on like Donkey Kong."
Read article (PDF): Slow start, then barrel-melter (Mississippi teal hunting)
Argentina Red Stag hunting trip of epic proportion: The hypnotic beauty of the biggest-ever brook trout in hand, sunrise over a spewing volcano, the smiles of gaucho children, the foxes running to our calls, the strange ocean fish materializing from the depths, the noisy clouds of ducks and, most of all, the outrageous roar of giant wild red stag in the black timber of the high Andes. What are these things worth?
Read this incredible adventure – Argentina Red Stag Hunting Diego's Run: 6,000-Kilometer Road Trip with Argentina's Wild Man
Peru duck hunting in the Andes is neither about the art of seducing wild ducks to decoys, nor about the thrill of high-volume trigger pulling. It is about collecting specific trophy waterfowl that can be found nowhere else on earth other than in the Andes Mountains. (Note: Since this story was published, Peru's hunt calendar has changed to exclude the take of Torrent Duck, Andean Ruddy and Giant Coot). Referenced hunt: Peru duck hunt
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Cultivating the green consumer
By Sheila Bonini & Jeremy Oppenheim, Standard Social Innovation Review
At long last, the impulse to go green is spreading faster than a morning glory. Organizations of all types are launching green campaigns-from the city of London's Congestion Charge on automobiles, to Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s push to sell organic foods, to the University of Texas's construction of LEED green buildings. Consumers too are getting behind the idea of being greener. In almost every opinion poll, consumers say that they are very concerned about climate change. They worry about rising seas, declining air quality, shrinking animal habitats, lengthening droughts, and newly brewing diseases. And they connect the dots back to their own purchases, finds a 2007 McKinsey & Company global survey of 7,751 consumers in eight major economies.1Our results show that a full 87 percent of these consumers are concerned about the environmental and social impacts of the products they buy.
But when it comes to actually buying green goods, words and deeds often part ways. Only 33 percent of consumers in our survey say they are ready to buy green products or have already done so. And, according to a 2007 Chain Store Age survey of 822 U.S. consumers, only 25 percent say they have bought a green product other than organic food or energy efficient lighting. By and large, consumers tend to ignore other Earth-friendly products such as carpets made from recycled fiber and energy-saving computers. Read more.
Everybody Solar helping nonprofits go green
By John Koetsier, Venture Beat
Everybody Solar is helping charities like the Bay Area low-income home rehab volunteer organization Rebuilding Together Peninsula go green by accessing the free energy of the sun - with free solar panels, to boot.
This week, Everybody Solar funded the installation of a 13.5 kW system on the roof of the Redwood City-based nonprofit organization, which will save Rebuilding Together Peninsula (RTP) about $100,000 over the course of its 20-year life-span.
"We want to help nonprofits free up their resources to fund their projects," Everybody Solar representative Liz Oh told me today. "So we're bringing them renewable energy to help them benefit from going solar and getting free and clean energy." Read more.
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green review
By Jim Lynch, staff writer, TechSoup
The recently published Nonprofit Guide to Going Green is a robust handbook on greening all aspects of a nonprofit organization's program. It covers everything from greening your office and building to green management, fundraising, information technology, purchasing, travel, organizing events in an environmental way, saving water, saving electricity, recycling, and obtaining green certification. The book has several great checklists and some in-depth case studies that show how both large and small nonprofit organizations have implemented their greening efforts.
The green management and employee plan section by Matthew Bauer is probably the most visionary chapter in the book. Bauer maintains that organizational greening involves unexpected things like effective partnering, transparency, open work, and organizational democracy to create an effective and motivated green workplace. Read more.
Sponsor's insight
Be savvy with in-kind software donations
By Chip Heberden, president and owner, Netlink, Inc.
Technology expenses stack up quickly, so it's a good idea to keep up on where you can maximize your budget and value. One easy way that that many nonprofits use is donated software offerings from major software suppliers.
Here are some options for donated or discounted software that we recommend to clients. You may be aware of some or all of these, but it's a good idea to keep up with new offerings. This isn't a comprehensive list, but many of most widely used.
In addition, some words of caution: like any really good deal, there may be unintended consequences. When registering for any program, be sure and read the fine print, and check in with colleagues who have used the product or service before you sign up and get too far down the road. In addition, the migration to a new product can be complex. Before you switch, be sure to do your homework, and ask the question: Do I need a new product or do I need to better use the one I have? Read more.
People on the move
Indiana Sports Corp has announced the hiring of Katie Brunette as events manager and Shannon Sullivan as project manager.
Marion Academy, has named Emmitt Carney as its school director. The academy, set to open in August, is a free, public school designed for students who have been in the juvenile justice system, expelled or at-risk of expulsion. Carney also oversees the juvenile justice complex's school, Hillside Academy. ? Inside Indiana Business
Saint Joseph's College has appointed Robert Pastoor the school's 18th president. He previously served as vice president for student life at Marietta College in Ohio. ? Inside Indiana Business
The John Templeton Foundation was honored by the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at its Spirit Awards ceremony for advancing philanthropy. The foundation recently awarded more than $2.8 million to expand the school's study and understanding of generosity. Read more.
Little Red Door Cancer Agency has been awarded a Community Impact Grant from Susan G. Komen(r) Central Indiana. The $262,930 grant will support its Breast Health Access and Navigation program. Read more.
The Community Foundation of Morgan County second annual Hardly Trivial team trivia fundraiser raised $15,714 for Morgan County's Commonwealth Endowment Fund. The dollars raised were matched through Lilly's GIFT VI program. Grants are awarded throughout the year to nonprofit programs in Morgan County.
Horizons at St. Richard's has received a $7,500 Susan Williams CHAMPS Grant from the Indiana Sports Corporation to support swim lessons and wellness programming during its summer academic enrichment program for under-privileged youth.
Chosen Ministries received a $5,000 grant from the LaGrange-based Caring Place Foundation to help low income single parents. The funds will be used to support Chosen's current programs, which help young single parents overcome poverty.
FORUM Foundation, part of FORUM Credit Union, recently announced its first round of collegiate scholarship recipients. Seven students were awarded $5,000, and each is eligible to renew for four years. Read more.
The Indiana Recycling Coalition (IRC) announced a partnership with PepsiCo Recycling to launch a high school recycling program, the Student Recycling Leadership Corps. For more information, click here.
Technology innovator and ExactTarget co-founder Scott Dorsey launched Nextech, a nonprofit to help develop the next generation of high-tech talent. The group is the result of a reorganizing of the ExactTarget Foundation, and the nonprofit will partner with educators, the business community and code.org. Read more.
Professional development
Recruiting quality staff: Tips & tricks to snagging that quality staff member webinar on April 22 from 10:30 - noon. Recruiting quality staff for your afterschool or summer program is no easy task. Our trainer will help you rethink your approach to staff recruitment, provide tips and tricks to snagging that quality staff member and more! Cost is $10. Register online.
Keeping up with shifting philanthropic paradigms on May 7 from 8:00 - 11:30 a.m. at The Willows (6729 Westfield Blvd.) Planned Giving Group of Indiana welcomes Jim Langley. Cost is $50 for members and $75 for nonmembers (includes breakfast). To register and for more information, click here.
Staffing: A focus on retention webinar on April 29 from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. or May 14 from 10:30 - noon. The goal for this session is to discover ways to engage, re-engage, reward and retain your staff. For more information and registration, click here.
Leadership United 2015-2016 from Sept. 1 through June 1, 2016 at United Way of Central Indiana (3901 N, Meridian St.). Leadership United utilizes a combination of classes and practical experiences to help participants develop board leadership skills, knowledge of the community and acquire the skills necessary to be successful board members and community leaders. Cost: $1,500. To register, click here.
HR outsourcing: How it can work for you on May 21 from 8:30 -10:00 a.m. at Ball State Indianapolis Center (50 S. Meridian Street, 2nd floor) for the HR Nonprofit Peer Group meeting. Join Jeremy York, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, lead consultant and president of InvigorateHR and human resources field representative for Synergy PEO, as he guides a discussion of strategies to maximize the impact of the HR function in an organization. Whether yours is a large HR staff, or just you, it is critical to develop a team of resources and vendors that you can count on. To register, click here.
Volunteer opportunities
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Westminster Neighborhood Services seeks volunteers to help with expanded service hours at our family and adult services center (2325 E. New York St.) Beginning May 4, its pantry services will be open 3 - 6 p.m. on Mondays, in addition to its regular hours, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursdays. Opportunities include helping guests select groceries and clothing from the pantry and serving food in the soup kitchen. Contact Lindsey Welch at email@example.com or 317-245-6282 for more information.
Need: Westminster Neighborhood Services needs 8-10 lockers for our afterschool and summer staff, an upright vacuum and dress-up clothes for a dramatic play center including princess/police/fire/construction costumes, tutus and shoes. Contact Wade Coggeshall at email@example.com or 317-245-6294.
Need: Ronald McDonald House needs granola bars, liquid laundry, detergent, snack items (Little Debbie's, individual chips, and pretzels), liquid hand soap, dryer sheets, bottled water, pop tarts, cereal (individual servings), paper towels and Lysol wipes/Lysol spray. For more information, click here.
National news
Don't forget to budget indirect costs. Indirect expenses, also called "overhead," "administrative," or "general operating" expenses, are essential to all your organization's programs yet difficult to attribute directly to individual programs. Each of your organization's programs has to carry an appropriate portion of these costs.
Five data points that can change everything. Big data and regression models can chop and analyze a donor file in lots of interesting ways. But if you don't have millions of dollars or millions of names in your file to utilize these technologies, you'll have to look elsewhere for measurement.
Revenue for big events starting to slow. Some of the largest and most established fundraising events continued to wane in 2014 as smaller events fueled growth among the top 30 peer-to-peer programs.
Independent Sector announces that the 2014 estimate for the value of a volunteer hour is $23.07 ? a $.52 increase from 2013 and up 2.3 percent from the previous year. To access state-by-state values of volunteer time and learn more about the national figure, click here.
Sponsors' insights
IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. Chicagoans are more likely to give to charity on average than are people elsewhere in the U.S., according to a report released by The Chicago Community Trust and the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, which conducted the study. Read more.
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Synergy: professional employer organization (PEO), Synergy assumes the risk and liability of employing employees, and administers payroll, benefits and human resources.
FirstPerson: professional advisory firm that creates meaningful work experiences through benefits, HR and wellness solutions.
Technology, software, services
FTM LLC: software advisor to improve organization's financial operations with system implementation, training and support.
Netlink, Inc.: An information technology service provider delivering best practice information, technology guidance, implementation and support in order to contribute to nonprofits' mission and success.
Alerding CPA Group: accounting firm with nonprofit experience provides audits, accounting, tax services, planning and board governance.
BKD: CPAs and advisors offering services in assurance, tax, risk management, technology and forensic to closely-held businesses, nonprofit organizations and individuals.
FTM LLC: works solely with nonprofits on bookkeeping, audit preparation, outsourced controller and CFO services.
VonLehman CPA and Advisory Company:nonprofit focused CPA- and advisory-firm providing accounting, tax, business advisory and turnaround services.
Professional Development
Accent On Business: Develops public speaking and presentation skills, executive presence, and message delivery skills for nonprofit leaders and their teams.
Banking/asset management
The National Bank of Indianapolis: the bank of choice for nonprofit organizations.
Alerding CPA Group: provides board governance, training, consulting and succession planning.
Charitable Advisors:BoardSource-certified governance trainer, support for board-led ED/CEO search process.
UIndy/MPH: Master's of Public Health is the newest graduate degree program at UIndy that prepares professionals to identify health disparities and develop community-based approaches.
School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI: At SPEA, people learn how to work in government, nonprofit and business roles to make positive changes in their communities, their states, their countries and the world.
Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy: The nation's first school of philanthropy is dedicated to improving philanthropy to improve the world by training and empowering students and professionals to be innovators and leaders who create positive and lasting change.
Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law: Master of Jurisprudence graduate degree program prepares professionals with the legal knowledge to enhance, and potentially advance their careers.
UIndy/MAAS: Master's of Arts in Applied Sociology is a graduate degree program that prepares students for today's ever-changing world. Emphasis is on the practical application of social science research to solve contemporary social problems and develop skills for a variety of careers. Provides a strong foundation for Ph.D. programs.
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IUPUI campus office space
Available office space is located on the IUPUI campus, just off Indiana Avenue and West Street. A full-service commercial office building with approximately 9,400 rentable square feet located on the third floor. The space is two individual suites (one approximately 1,900 rentable square feet and the second 7,400 rentable square feet). Close to Indianapolis downtown retail and dining. Parking available near the offices. The space becomes available for tenant occupancy by late July. For more detailed information, please contact Thomas M. Popcheff, CAE at firstname.lastname@example.com or 317-634-8171.
Featured internship positions
Don't miss the window to recruit interns for spring and summer positions: This February and March, the Indianapolis Not-for-profit News is offering nonprofits an easy way connect with students, recent graduates and career changers to fill upcoming internship positions. For a special rate of $77, beginning Jan. 28, you can post your position for 30 days in this special-intern jobs section of the newsletter and on the jobs board. The special rate also applies to AmeriCorps positions posted in February and March. Submit your intern postings to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Intern, Communications - St. Luke's United Methodist Church. St. Luke's United Methodist Church is an open community of Christians, gathering to seek, celebrate, serve and share the love of God for all Creation. We are a congregation of about 6,000 members in the north-central...more
Internship in Organic Small Farming - White Violet Center for Eco-Justice. At WVC you'll find 320 acres of forestland, 300+ acres of certified organic cropland, a 7 acre organic garden, 2 orchards, a small apiary from which we harvest and sell raw honey, a small flock of chickens, and a herd of...more
Intern, Recreational Therapy - New Hope of Indiana. New Hope of Indiana is seeking a summer Recreational Therapy Intern to continue the development of our successful, rapidly growing Recreational Therapy program. New Hope of Indiana serves physically and developmentally...more
Intern, Human Resources & Diversity - United Way of Central Indiana. (Internship, May - August 2015) The Intern provides coordination, support and assistance with events, projects and functions of the Human Resources Department. This Intern will also receive a broad overview of the day...more
Intern, Back Pack Attack Central Indiana Northwest - United Way of Central Indiana. (Intern, May 20 - August 7, 2015) Provide support and coordination of United Way of Central Indiana's Back Pack Attack in Boone County. The intern will handle the logistics, communication needs, and documentation to ensure...more
Intern, Back Pack Attack, Central Indiana North - Hamilton Co. - United Way of Central Indiana. (Temporary - Intern, May - August) Provide support and coordination of United Way of Central Indiana's Back Pack Attack in Hamilton County. The intern will handle the logistics, communication needs, and documentation...more
Intern, Communications - United Way of Central Indiana. (Internship, May 2015 - August 2015) The communications intern will work with the Marketing team to create clear, compelling, SEO-friendly content for United Way digital communications. Concentration will be in the...more
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Executive Director - Theta Xi Fraternity. The Theta Xi Fraternity Executive Director works in partnership with Board of Directors - known as the Grand Lodge - and a small staff to provide leadership, vision, and direction for the organization and execute organizational...more
Temporary Administrative Assistant - Carmel Clay Public Library. The Carmel Clay Public Library is seeking a qualified Administrative Assistant to temporarily fill in during a staff member's upcoming leave of absence. The assignment will begin June 1 and last for approximately three...more
Office Administrator - Christamore House. Christamore House is seeking an experienced, customer-focused individual to serve as the first point of contact for all who call and enter the organization. This person will ensure a smooth operation of the office by exhibiting...more
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House Model : Sabrina
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Village Name : Camella Lessanra Gen. Trias
Village Location : Brgay. San Francisco, Gen. Trias, Cavite
Bathroom : 2
Garage : 1
Lot Area : 54 sqm.
Floor Area : 30 sqm.
House Status : Pre-selling
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House Features
House and Lot that is 2-storey Townhouse
Brand New housing unit
Two (2) Bedrooms
One (1) Toilet and Bath
Floor Area: 30 sq. m.
Lot Area: 54 sq. m.
Living Area
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House Finishes
Sandblast finish for exterior wall with decorative mouldings
Plain painted cement finish for interior walls
Plain cement finish flooring
Painted fiber cement board on metal framing for ceiling
Painted fiber cement board on light metal framing partitions
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Location: Lessandra Gen. Trias Phase 1, Gen. Trias, Cavite
Floor Area: 30 SQM
Lot Area: 40 SQM
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Less Discount: PHP 50,000
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Reservation Fee: PHP 5,000
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We loved camping here! We were so excited to explore the sleeping bear area and this is on the southern end and 40 minutes from Traverse City. You are near the Platte River which is perfect for kayaking and tubing! The campgrounds were clean and we were near a bath house that was nicely updated. There is a RR grade trail that leads to the beach but I recommend dribing up. Even after apply a ton of bug spray we felt like we were getting eaten alive on the trail.
It was easy to get reservations to this campground. We picked it because it was an hour and half from Chicago. We went for the ATV track. We took our bikes down by the pond and park. They have flush toilets and showers.
The grounds we're clean and there were bathhouses located throughout the campgrounds. The more modern bathhouses were the nicest. It was family and dog friendly with both forest sites and more open sites.


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The Laredo Heat coaching staff have traveled to Houston, Tx in hopes of gaining insight from the great Tom Byer. Learning to incorporate soccer into everyday life has become an objective across many clubs; behind Byer's, "Football Starts at Home" philosophy lies creativity and technique that can be universally applied to soccer organizations. The exposure and opportunity educates coach, parent, and player, helping all aspects of the Laredo Heat Soccer Club grow.
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Posted: March 27, 2019
Calling ALL Little Grapplers! Superhero week is BACK!
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Wear your favorite superhero T-shirt, shorts, pajamas, costume, etc…
You can be a different superhero for every class!
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Alloa Athletic manager Paul Hartley, today began to look to put in place dates for Season 2013/14 - Pre Season, this season will be the first since Season 2006/07 that "The Wasps" will not be attending the Keyline Cup Tournament in Oban, with the manager favouring on this occasion a trip north. He has agreed to play Cove Rangers at Allan Park, Aberdeen on Saturday 13th July, with another game on Sunday 14th July against Peterhead to be played at Banks O Dee FC, Spain Park, Aberdeen on their new 3G pitch, both games in close proximity, to give the players and fans two games over the weekend. The following Saturday "The Wasps" will travel to Glasgow to face Queen's Park at Lesser Hampden, other dates will be added and announced as soon as agreed. The last time "The Wasps" went on a tour up north was in Season 1989/90 when they played in the Chivas Regal Trophy, drawing with Lossiemouth on the Friday and beating Keith on the Saturday to lift the trophy.
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Finally, the Indiana General Assembly is taking steps to regulate "virtual" or online charter schools. But it has a way to go to make the regulations as tough as they should be.
"Right now, I'm encouraged that the legislature is taking the issue seriously," said Gordon Hendry, a member of the Indiana State Board of Education. "I think it's still early – my hope is some additional items make it into final legislation, and I hope the governor encourages that."
Hendry chaired a committee of the board that drafted recommendations for the legislature to adopt. Some of those recommendations are included in legislation; others aren't, at least not yet.


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49-State Analysis: Obamacare To Increase Individual-Market Premiums By Average Of 41%
One of the fundamental flaws of the Affordable Care Act is that, despite its name, it makes health insurance more expensive. Today, the Manhattan Institute released the most comprehensive analysis yet conducted of premiums under Obamacare for people who shop for coverage on their own. Here's what we learned. In the average state, Obamacare will increase underlying premiums by 41 percent. As we have long expected, the steepest hikes will be imposed on the healthy, the young, and the male.


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Friday, August 2, 2013
Bitter Melon
Last week George and my neighbor John took a trip up to Jungle Jim's with the express purpose to go and buy weird food. "And did they succeed?" you ask? I'll let you be the judge.
They came home with 5 kinds of extremely bitter beer, burro bananas, stinky blue cheese and the bitter melon you see above. When I saw the melon I was intrigued by its green, knobby body and when George cut it open I loved the pattern created by the seeds inside. But I let its beauty fool me into tasting it and I can only describe it as incredibly hideous. This melon activated every bitter taste bud on my tongue and I immediately had to drink some water to rid my mouth of the overwhelming bitterness. Of course, George happily ate his and stir fried it for dinner. I will never understand his affinity for the bitter. As they say, "De gustibus non est disputandum!" - "There's no accounting for taste!"
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Labels: Bitter Melon
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- roxygirl88 said...
We eat this! My mom uses it in indian cooking - and I like it!
- August 13, 2013 at 4:00 PM
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We are developing a solution to upload different file formats to Everlive for temporary storage. We've been successful for all formats except for *.msg (MS Outlook) file where we run into a 'Bad Request 400 error' (see attached 'BadRequestError.png'). As shown in the 'MsgFailedUpload.jpg', the 'type' property is not populated when tuploading a msg file. For other files, the type property is populated as expected as shown in 'DocFileUpload.png'.
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I have been a Girl Scout Leader for several years now. I have done internet searches before for crochet and knit patterns for Girl Scouts and I never find much. This of course inspired me to create a dishcloth with the Girl Scout logo. My husband didn't realize what it was upon first glance, but if your brain thinks Girl Scout Green like mine does, then I'm sure you recognized it right away!
So here it is, the first knit patterned to be shared on my blog. (the first of many, I hope!
Knit Girl Scout Dish Cloth
size isn't really an issue in a dish cloth, Mine turned out to be 7 inches x 7 1/2 inches. If you prefer your to be bigger or smaller than that, then just use a bigger or smaller needle sizes.
I used Sugar 'N Cream cotton yarn in Mod Green, but any cotton yarn would do just fine
Cast on 35 stitches
row 1: Knit across
row 2: Knit across
row 3: Knit across
row 4: Knit across
row 5: K5, P25, K5
row 6: Knit across
row 7: K5, P25, K5
row 8: K15, P4, K16
row 9: K5, P11, K4, P10, K5
row 10: K13, P7, K15
row 11: K5, P10, K7, P8, K5
row 12: K12, P9, K14
row 13: K5, P9, K9, P7, K5
row 14: K11, P10, K14
row 15: K5, P9, K10, P6, K5
row 16: K11, P13, K11
row 17: K5, P6, K13, P6, K5
row 18: K11, P15, K9
row 19: K5, P4, K15, P6, K5
row 20: K8, P2, K2, P15, K8
row 21: K5, P3, K15, P2, K2, P3, K5
row 22: K8, P3, K4, P13, K7
row 23: K5, P2, K13, P4, K3, P3, K5
row 24: K6, P1, K3, P4, K4, P10, K7
row 25: K5, P2, K10, P4, K4, P3, K1, P1, K5
row 26: K6, P3, K3, P5, K4, P7, K7
row 27: K5, P2, K7, P4, K5, P3, K3, P1, K5
row 28: K6, P4, K5, P3, K4, P6, K7
row 29: K5, P2, K6, P4, K3, P5, K4, P1, K5
row 30: K8, P4, K4, P11, K8
row 31: K5, P3, K11, P4, K4, P3, K5
row 32: K10, P4, K3, P9, K9
row 33: K5, P4, K9, P3, K4, P5, K5
row 34: K11, P4, K5, P4, K11
row 35: K5, P6, K4, P5, K4, P6, K5
row 36: K11, P6, K18
row 37: K5, P13, K6, P6, K5
row 38: K12, P8, K15
row 39: K5, P10, K8, P7, K5
row 40: K13, P7, K15
row 41: K5, P10, K7, P8, K5
row 42: K15, P4, K16
row 43: K5, P11, K4, P10, K5
row 44: knit across
row 45: K5, P25, K5
row 46: knit across
row 47: knit across
row 48: knit across
row 49: knit across
row 50: knit across
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For Immediate Release- January 6, 2015, New York- The Gallery at Reinstein|Ross (www.reinsteinross.com/rr-gallery) is proud to present, 'for her", an exhibition of jewelry by Gaetano Pesce. An artist reception will take place on January 15th and the exhibition will continue through February 20th. This will be the first time that Pesce's jewelry has been exhibited in the United States.
For the past five years—at first for his own pleasure and now for a broader audience—the iconic Italian architect and designer Gaetano Pesce has been utilizing his signature urethane resin with a new landscape in mind. This work, a natural extension of his interest in innovation and individuality, consists of miniature sculptures designed for the body.
Simply titled "for her", this new collection is composed of thirty pieces, and includes necklaces, bracelets, rings, and brooches.
Pesce's facility with urethane resin makes it the perfect material for creating unique bodily adornments. Its malleability "allows the material to make the conclusion," Pesce argues. "It forms itself freely, and assumes the final shape." His belief that non-traditional materials produce interesting and innovative jewelry is further evidenced by the use of magnets to close the necklaces and bracelets in the "for her" collection.
"Resin is not necessarily a precious material," Pesce adds, "but it becomes precious in the way it is worked." And because resin is naturally transparent, it is easily mixed with different pigments, allowing the designer to utilize the signature bold colors he refers to as "alive," and which characterize his world-renowned work.
Pesce's four decades of practice has yielded groundbreaking buildings, furniture, and objects that blur boundaries and celebrate the creative process. His dramatic jewelry bears his familiar sensual aesthetic: necklaces resemble globs of paint dripping from an artist's palette; another evokes shards of broken glass. And as with Pesce's previous jewelry collections, each unique piece is named after a woman, and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.


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In order for a Tennessee law enforcement official to make a drunk driving arrest they must first have probable cause to suspect that the individual is intoxicated and operating their motor vehicle. The officer may first believe that they have observed the individual driving their automobile in a manner that suggests intoxication, but once they make a stop they may need more evidence of intoxication in order to make an arrest. Field sobriety tests can provide them with the proof they need to make a drunk driving arrest.
Field sobriety tests challenge a driver's balance, coordination and level of attention. They are usually performed in sets so that officers may have multiple pieces of evidence on which to establish probable cause and the bases of their arrests. The remainder of this post will briefly discuss some of the common tests officers use to determine intoxication in drivers, but readers are reminded that their experiences during DUI stops may be different.
A common field sobriety test is the one-leg stand. In this test a driver is asked to pick one foot up off of the ground and hold their balance. If they fail to stand still or topple over the officer may surmise that they are impaired by alcohol.
Another common field sobriety test is the walk and turn assessment. In this test a driver must walk toe to heel in a straight line and then return in the same manner in which they left. A driver's balance is tested by this assessment and if they do not stay on the same line or wobble then they may demonstrate signs of impairment.
These and other field sobriety tests give law enforcement officials evidence that may be used to support drunk driving arrests. These tests, though, are not perfect and can provide false evidence of intoxication. Drunk driving defense attorneys can counsel individuals who have been wrongly accused of drunk driving based on the outcomes of these assessments.


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By Sachi Sawant, HS Campus Journalism, Grade 11, East Campus
It has been a month since one of the most anticipated yearly events at UWCSEA East - and the celebration and immense joy it brought to campus, still linger...
On Thursday, 4 October 2018, more than 300 members of the High School student body put up a spectacular dance show. Fondly known as 'CultuRama', this annual school event celebrates a variety of cultures and pushes students outside their comfort zone; giving them the opportunity to learn different dance styles as well embracing their traditions, bringing the UWC mission to life. This year a total of 14 countries were represented and there was even a special performance by the Blue Dragon GC! East students collaborated with the children from Blue Dragon who had flown in from Vietnam to perform a magnificent piece showcasing their country's rich heritage.
The intensive rehearsals required to make show day possible had a dedicated team and their combined effort. The commitment of the students working backstage, the energetic student emcees, the support from the dance teacher, Ms Thomas, as well as the people working tirelessly in the lighting box, not forgetting the hard work put in by the dancers and choreographers!
On the day of the show, the UWC community set up stalls in the plaza, each one representing a country with beaming parents donning their national attire, enthusiastically distributing their country's delicacy. This coupled with the melodious voices of talented performers set the joyous atmosphere.
Weeks and weeks of practice involving blood, sweat and tears most definitely paid off, as the spirited dancers gave the audience their very best, leaving them in awe.
The zeal the students performing Haka representing New Zealand brought to the stage, the Indian dance forms illuminating the room with their candles, the high energy packed performances of USA and Jamaica, just to name a few. They dutifully did their part by rewarding the performances that unfolded in front of them with thunderous rounds of applause.
The energy in the auditorium was off the charts as the entire cast and crew assembled for the finale, smiles were exchanged all around as the dancers took their places on the stairs while the dance leaders and crew took the stage. They collectively sang "On top of the World" by Imagine Dragons, the joy on their faces evident as they thanked the audience and delivered their final bow. Needless to say, both the shows were a resounding success. Here's to next year!


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Called a Blush in the USA, a Rosé in France and a Rosado in Spain, the popularity of the pink drink has skyrocketed among wine lovers in the United States. However, blush wines aren't a new revaluation.
Blush wines have been made as far back as the 1800s, but become well known in the United States in the 1970s by Sutter Home Winery. Sutter Home was the inventor of the famous "White Zinfandel" which you know is not white; it's pink.
White Zinfandel in 2006 was estimated to make up 10% of all wine sold in the United States. This is a pretty big accomplishment considering that 10% of the industry would be the equivalent of millions and millions of gallons of wine.
It's worth noting that the White Zinfandel is a semi-sweet wine and does have around five grams of sugar in each glass. Since most quality wines have zero sugar, the White Zinfandel has created a fascinating debate among wine enthusiasts whether adding sugar is cheating.
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Albion midfielder excited by challenge to win back role
YOUSSOUF Mulumbu is ready to show Tony Pulis there is another "new signing" on the books despite the end of the transfer window.
Mulumbu is back from the Africa Cup of Nations brimming with pride having captained DR Congo to a third-placed finish in the tournament.
It was an emotional experience for the popular 28-year-old whose troubled homeland united behind the team's banner and gave Mulumbu and his players a joyous reception upon their return.
But there was frustration too after injury prevented him playing as significant a role as he would have liked - and that could now work to his club's benefit.
Pulis had barely started in his new job when Mulumbu flew off to the tournament after Albion's new head coach had watched him play in the New Year's Day draw at West Ham.
Mulumbu's tournament out in Equatorial Guinea was wrecked by knee and groin injuries, and he admitted: "The injuries were hard for me to take out there.
"When I get injured playing for the club, I know the treatment is good and when I am going to come back.
"But out there it was 'maybe you're going to play the quarter' and 'maybe you're going to play the semi-final.' That was hard because you are part of the team but you can't do anything; you feel useless. It is football but that was hard for me.
"It feels so good to tell you that I am fit, 100 per cent. I can start training now and am so looking forward to training under the new manager. I am looking forward to showing him who Youssouf Mulumbu is. He might know me from videos and stuff but it's going to be different when I train with him.
"And now the team is doing really good. I want to fight for my position. I'm just excited about the rest of the season. It is a good and new challenge for me.
"After injury, maybe to come back, get on the bench and from there show what you can do and aim to keep my place in the team until the end of the season.
"But at the moment, the team is doing really good and we need to keep this momentum. I am fighting to get on the bench for the game against Sunderland. I have been out for a month with injury and I just can't wait to get out on the pitch. That's all I can say."


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The Queen Is A Descendant Of Prophet Muhammad, Historians Say
Historians have made the claim The Queen is a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, the founder of the Islamic faith.
The claim was first published in 1986 by Burke's Peerage, a genealogical publisher described as 'the definitive guide to the genealogy and heraldry of the Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Landed Gentry of the United Kingdom'.
According to an expert on royal genealogy, The Queen can trace her lineage to the Earl of Cambridge who, in the 14th century, traced his ancestry to medieval Muslim Spain, specifically Fatima, the Prophet's daughter.
Burke's Peerage found The Queen descends from a Muslim princess called Zaida, who fled Seville in the 11th century before converting to Christianity.
Zaida went on to have a son, Sancho, to the King Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad of Seville, whose ancestors went on to marry the Earl of Cambridge in the 11th century.
Genealogical records of early-medieval Spain support the claim and it's been verified by Ali Gomaa, the former grand mufti of Egypt.
Burke's publishing director wrote in 1986:
It's little known by the British people the blood of Muhammad flows in the veins of the queen. However, all Moslem religious leaders are proud of this fact. [sic]
However, some historians have cast doubt on the claim, saying Zaida's origins are 'debatable' and her connection to the prophet tenuous.
Sceptics believe Zaida was the daughter of a wine-drinking caliph descended from the Prophet or, she married into his family as opposed to being a blood relation.
As you'd expect, reactions to the news have been mixed, to say the least.
The Daily Mail claims Abdelhamid Al-Auouni welcomed the news writing in the Moroccan newspaper Al-Ousboue:
It builds a bridge between our two religions and kingdoms.
Meanwhile, others celebrated the news by posting in the newspaper's comment section.
One user, named Bev, wrote:
YAY GREAT NEWS!!! A partially Muslím royal family and stunningly beautiful Princess Meghan. Finally we have diversity to make us proud and represent New Britain where everyone is welcome to come and join us Prayers and Love Bev xxx
Others however, have been outraged, despite the fact the news has literally no bearing on their lives.
One commenter, by the name of Bristolbeau, wrote: 'Absolute 100% PC rubbish, fake news, stop insulting us!' while another wrote: 'Ha !!! We are sposed to believe this propaganda?' [sic]
Others pointed out how, if you trace anyone's lineage back far enough, you discover – shock horror – we're all related to each other eventually, missing the point there's a difference between 'related to' and 'directly descended from'.
In Islamic doctrine, Muhammad is a prophet and God's messenger, who confirms the teachings preached previously by Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and other prophets.
Muslims believe he was the final prophet of God in all the main branches of Islam who united Arabia into a single Muslim country and his teachings form the basis of Islamic religious belief.
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