This year of 2016 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense, October 1966, in Oakland, California.
I became one of the "field trainers" deployed in each of the seven impoverished neighborhoods of New Haven, Conn. Assigned to the predominately Black area of Newhallville, I worked at the Teen Center, a government facility that eventually became the site for the Black Panther Party's free breakfast program – launched by a town hall meeting and a popular vote.
My work for CPI was to organize the community around practically every issue relevant to the needs of the residents. However, on doing so, I quickly came under attack and was eventually fired. The intention of this so-called "war on poverty" was in fact NOT to serve the people but to set up neighborhood corporations run by local governments to monitor and control community activists and quell any potential resistance.
As part of my job, I had been attending (without overtime pay) numerous community meetings re health care, lead-paint poisoning, education, housing etc., working with various groups, such as "welfare moms," already addressing those issues.
Upon recognizing the divide and rule tactics of CPI and joining with community leaders from each neighborhood, some of us formed a group called "Seven Together." Of course, such organizing got me in hot water fast.
At nearly every community meeting, I would encounter Black Panthers who were organizing on a strictly volunteer basis. Once I was fired, I quickly discovered there was no safety net. I couldn't get unemployment insurance because both of the jobs I'd had – working for Yale and the government – disqualified me. So I went to the city Welfare Department, where I was offered $25 a week to support my 9-year-old son and myself.
"What!? I was giving you nearly double that in taxes per week," I told them (paraphrasing). How was I supposed to pay my rent, my bills, support my child on such a pittance?
At that time, 1969, Panthers across the nation had come under vicious attack by J. Edgar Hoover's COINTELPRO (counterintelligence program) and by year's end a reported 28 Panthers had been murdered by police. The most blatant murders of Panthers happened on Dec. 4, 1969, in the Chicago chapter when police raided the Panther pad in the pre-dawn, premeditated murder of Fred Hampton, 21, and Mark Clark, 20.
I knew then it was time to stand up. I decided to join the Party and commit myself to a lifetime of revolutionary struggle. We single moms pooled our AFDC (Aid for Dependent Children) checks and lived communally, sharing all our resources.
He was also very conscious of the struggles of Black people throughout the diaspora and particularly in Haiti. He denounced the infamous brutal dictator known as Papa Doc Duvalier, who was conducting a reign of terror on the Haitian people fighting for dignity and human rights.
Since I was one of the oldest members of the Party – 30! – comprised mostly of youth in their teens and early 20s and one of the few with an employment history, office skills and church experience in quantity cooking, I started off working as the Breakfast Program coordinator. Later on, I was recruited to work as legal secretary to the Panther lawyers on the two capital trials of Panthers Lonnie McLucas and the joint trial of Chairman Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins. I continued to do community organizing as a rank and file Panther in the New Haven Chapter.
Fred Hampton, chairman of the Chicago Chapter, was also very conscious of the struggles of Black people throughout the diaspora and particularly in Haiti.
I loved working at the breakfast program, despite the difficulties of getting up before 5 a.m. to rally the troops and begin the task of feeding scores of kids every weekday morning. Sending young students to school with a full stomach instead of going hungry was very gratifying.
There were no food stamps at that time, no school lunch programs in the city. What shocked me and raised my political consciousness was when we found ourselves under attack for feeding hungry kids.
I'm reminded here of Father Jean Juste of Haiti who was brutalized and imprisoned for feeding hungry children in Haiti. May he rest in peace.
Two-time Haiti President Jean Bertrand Aristide of Fanmi Lavalas hugs Kiilu Nyasha.
Later on, during the course of the Panther trials, in order to include all the forces in the community willing to work to save Panthers' lives from the possibility of life in prison or the death penalty, we formed "The People's Committee," comprised of nonmembers of the Party such as Yale students, welfare moms, Puerto Ricans, White radicals et al. We used attorney Charles Garry's temporary law offices, including the phone service, to support a Bobby and Ericka Free Food Program among other activities in support of the Panthers and opposition to the war.
A coalition of movement forces organized an anti-Vietnam-war, free-the-Panthers rally scheduled for May Day 1970 on the New Haven Green, a huge city-center area surrounded by the courthouse, post office etc. The rally drew tens of thousands of protesters from all over the country and beyond. The city called in the National Guard, who lined side streets with rifles and bayonets in a display of military occupation I had never before seen.
We added "bring a can of food" to the flyers announcing the May 1 event for our Free Food Program. So much food was contributed, we filled a whole room of Garry's offices (near the Green) with cans of food later distributed to needy families.
As many of you know, Panthers in chapters across the country established various programs to serve the basic needs of our people, whose civil and human rights were under constant attack. Panthers' Ten Point Platform contained the demand for "land, bread, housing, clothing, education, justice and peace" and we set about to organize our communities to meet those basic needs.
Panthers in chapters across the country established various programs to serve the basic needs of our people, whose civil and human rights were under constant attack.
Fast forward to the early 1990s: I got involved with the Haiti Action Committee and the struggle to return to the presidency exiled President Jean Bertrand Aristide, ousted by the Haitian Army in a coup d'état in 1991, backed up by the U.S. in cahoots with the Haitian militias – death squads.
On learning about Aristide, a priest practicing liberation theology and serving the people, I became a supporter and advocate of Fanmi Lavalas. Lavalas means a cleansing flood that would wash away political corruption and Fanmi means family.
I saw the similarities in practice of our Panther and Lavalas activists, whose dedication to the liberation of our peoples and provision of essential goods and services were paramount and well worth any risk to our lives.
More schools were built in Haiti while the former priest was in office – or until the second coup in 2004 – than in the nation's entire history. In rural areas, where no schools had ever existed, 195 new primary schools and 104 new public high schools were built. Fanmi Lavalas provided thousands of scholarships for children to attend private schools, subsidized schoolbooks and uniforms, and expanded school lunch programs to serve 700,000 hot meals a day to children who otherwise might have had no meal.
I was reminded of the school lunch programs instituted in New Haven public schools as well as schools across the country that resulted from the Panther breakfast programs highlighting the lack of free food programs in our schools.
Not unlike the Panthers' free health clinics and their battle against sickle cell anemia, the Aristide government built health clinics, hospitals and dispensaries and added improved medical services. It greatly increased the number of health care workers including doctors, and spent a larger percentage of its budget on health.
Just as Panthers came under attack in the '60s and '70s for feeding the people, Aristide came under attack for serving his congregants in his parish of the poor. Ironically, his church was burned to the ground and parishioners massacred on Sept. 11, 1988 (9/11!).
This was not the first or the last attempt on Aristide's life; he bravely faced down assassins, challenged the Catholic hierarchy, and was ultimately forced out of the Salesian order and the priesthood for his opposition to the corrupt regimes of the Duvalier dictatorship and their death squads known as the Tonton Macoutes.
Not unlike the Panthers' free health clinics and their battle against sickle cell anemia, the Aristide government built health clinics, hospitals and dispensaries and added improved medical services.
In 1990, the people drafted Aristide as their candidate to run for president, overcoming his initial reluctance. This signaled the origin of the Lavalas movement that swept Aristide into the Presidential Palace in 1991 with 67 percent of the vote. Seven months later, in the first coup d'état supported by the U.S., Aristide was exiled, and Gen. Raoul Cedras was installed to conduct a reign of terror against the Haitian masses, including anyone associated with Fanmi Lavalas.
Like the Panthers, Lavalas knows it's essential to meet the people's most basic needs. A family at the table is the party symbol.
The people demanded Aristide's return, so after an international campaign centered here in the Bay Area and led by Pierre Labossiere and the Haiti Action Committee, he was flown to Haiti in 1994 to finish his term in office.
Re-elected in 2000 with over 92 percent of the vote, his presidency was again interrupted with a U.S.-backed coup, forcing Aristide into exile once again, this time in Africa.
The Black Panther Party turned to electoral politics after Bobby Seale was released from prison following our people's court victory – running Seale for mayor of Oakland. At this point, there was a split in the party due to political differences and orchestration by COINTELPRO. Some members had gone underground, eschewed elections and advocated urban guerrilla warfare. Neither strategy worked.
Look at the current electoral debacles in Haiti and America. The 2015 Haitian presidential election was replete with fraud, violent voter repression and "zombie" votes. Yet the US, European Union, United Nations and other donors that make up the "Core Group" in Haiti all endorsed the results as credible.
Now that an election committee has determined new elections must be held in October, the U.S. has threatened to withdraw millions of dollars in campaign funding if they proceed. They spent over $33 million on the fraudulent 2015 election, although millions never went to electoral authorities.
Look at the current electoral debacles in Haiti and America.
Hillary Clinton descended on Haiti to see that corrupt Michel Martelly was installed, and her husband is leading international investors in the establishment of an industrial park designed to grossly exploit Haitian labor.
In short, if the candidates chosen by the U.S. imperialists and their cohorts – the Core Group – backed by MINUSTAH, the U.N. troops occupying Haiti since 2010, are not installed as planned, they'll take their marbles and go home.
Revolutionary journalist Kiilu Nyasha enjoys a young visitor, Aaliyah Robinson, daughter of Nia Sykes, granddaughter of Ida McCray.
Here in the U.S. we're faced with fraudulent elections as well, but they're accomplished in a much more subtle and sophisticated – less violent – way.
This government and its people are at the mercy of the ruling-class donors and their controlled corporate media. Candidates are chosen and nominees selected for their loyalty to Wall Street and the ruling class multibillionaires – not for their loyalty to the masses of people. In fact, there's no such thing as a people's candidate in America, one who serves the best interests of the people, not Wall Street. Third party candidates can't even get on the stage.
In Haiti, the people's candidate, Maryse Narcisse, is from Fanmi Lavalas and was fourth runner up in the 2015 fraudulent election. She probably should have been number one given the massive support she received.
The people's choice in Haiti, Jean Bertrand Aristide, leader of the people's movement (people's party), Fanmi Lavalas, has been quashed because he serves the people, not the ruling elites.
So the question remains for Haitians and Americans: How do we implement real change if we cannot do it through the ballot box?
Kiilu Nyasha, Black Panther veteran and revolutionary journalist, hosts the TV talk show Freedom Is a Constant Struggle, broadcast live on San Francisco Channels 29 and 76, and blogs at The Official Website of Kiilu Nyasha, where episodes of Freedom are archived. She can be reached at Kiilu2@sbcglobal.net. This article was first published in Haiti Solidarity, the newsletter of the Haiti Action Committee.


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The Georgia Bulldogs have named Scott Stricklin as their new baseball head coach, Director of Athletics Greg McGarity announced yesterday.
Stricklin, 41, posted a 350-188 record in nine seasons at Kent State University, his alma mater (1995, magna cum laude). He led the Golden Flashes to five NCAA Regionals, one Super Regional, and the 2012 College World Series.
In MAC play, Stricklin guided Kent State to four regular season conference championships and five conference tournament titles. He has also been named the MAC Coach of the Year three times.
"We are thrilled to have Scott leading our baseball program," said McGarity. "Scott has excelled in every phase of his career as a student-athlete at Kent State, in professional baseball, as an assistant coach at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, and as a head coach at Kent State for the past nine years. At every step of the search process, his name was consistently mentioned as a tremendous candidate, and we are so happy to have Scott provide the leadership and direction for our program."
"My family and I are excited to be Georgia Bulldogs," said Stricklin. "It's been a dream to coach in the Southeastern Conference, and I look forward to moving my family to Athens and getting started on the recruiting trail and building on the tradition of Georgia Baseball. I feel the Georgia Bulldogs can be a power in the SEC and a national power. I want to thank Greg McGarity for giving me this opportunity. Also, I want to thank current Kent State athletic director Joel Nielsen and former athletic director Laing Kennedy for the confidence and support they showed for the Kent State baseball program over the last nine years."
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2000-2001 Vanderbilt Assistant Coach
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2005-2013 Kent State Head Coach

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Ва́ртиовуори (  также известный как  или Дозорный холм) — самый высокий из семи холмов города Турку, расположенный на восточном берегу реки Ауры во II районе центральной части города и занятый в настоящее время городским парком.

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Холм образовался после отступления моря и значительного подъёма суши, что наглядно представлено на территории парка информационными знаками, представляющими динамику подъема геологической платформы на протяжении последних 5 тысяч лет.

В период XIII—XVI веков хол выполнял оборонительне функции на подступах к центральной части города, о чём свидетельствует его название — «сторожевой холм». В этот период на холме располагался наблюдательный пункт, который, в случае наступления врага с моря, принимал сигнал из Абоского замка и передавал его далее в город.

В XIX веке холм стал излюбленным местом отдыха для горожан, приходивших на смотровую площадку для обозрения панорамы города.

В начале XIX века на вершине холма по проекту финского архитектора Карла Людвига Энгеля была возведена университетская обсерватория Королевской академии Або. В настоящее время в здании расположен Музей мореплавания и астрономических коллекций современной Академии Або.

В настоящее время терртория холма органично включена в центральное ядро Турку, в непосредственной близости от Торговой площади и преобразована в парковую зону с рядом рекреационных объектов, в том числе — детским летним театром.

У подножия холма с южной стороны расположен Музей ремёсел Луостаринмяки и здание Генерального консульства Российской Федерации с русской церковью Успения Богородицы.

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Fuji Kindergarten, Tokyo, Japan
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TEZUKA ARCHITECTS WINS 2017 MORIYAMA RAIC INTERNATIONAL $100,000 (CAD) PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE
TORONTO, ON (September 20, 2017) – The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) is pleased to announce Tokyo-based Tezuka Architects' Fuji Kindergarten as the winner of the 2017 Moriyama RAIC International Prize.
The Prize winner was revealed on September 19, 2017, during an awards ceremony and gala at the historic Carlu in Toronto, attended by about 250 members of the Canadian and international architecture community.
"I feel now there is someone who understands this project well. I think it's quite a unique prize because it's about contributing to society," comments the 2017 Moriyama RAIC International Prize winner, Takaharu Tezuka of Tezuka Architects. "It looks like a simple structure. But it's a layering of many ideas combined."
Tezuka Architects' Fuji Kindergarten in Tokyo, Japan, was selected by the seven-member jury following site visits to each of the four shortlisted projects. In addition to the Fuji Kindergarten, the finalists include 8 House in Copenhagen, Denmark, by Bjarke Ingels Group; the Melbourne School of Design in Melbourne, Australia, by John Wardle Architects and NADAAA; and the Shobac Campus in Nova Scotia, Canada, by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects. The Prize received submissions from 17 countries across six continents.
"It is a pleasure to congratulate the winner of the second Moriyama RAIC International Prize and to recognize their devotion to architecture that imagines new possibilities for people," said Raymond Moriyama, CC, O. Ont., FRAIC.
"This is a prize that will continue to acknowledge the important work of transformative architecture worldwide and its designers," said Moriyama. "No matter the scale or size of the building, the Prize provides an opportunity to recognize design qualities which make a positive contribution. Society is evolving, we hope, toward more equality and social justice. Architects can provide leadership by creating inspiring buildings in service to a community."
Moriyama added: "The four projects shortlisted are all special. Their designers have done extraordinary work, and I can see the passion, intelligence, heart, and hard work which went into them."
"What perhaps sets the Fuji Kindergarten apart is the sheer joy that is palpable in this architecture," said Barry Johns, FRAIC, Jury Chair and a Trustee of the RAIC Foundation. "It is one of those rare buildings—comprised of a geometric plan, a single section, a roof, and a tree—that in their utter simplicity and unfettered logic magically transcend the normal experience of learning. This winning project should give all architects around the world reason for great optimism that humanity benefits enormously from the creation of such a deeply simple and yet sophisticated architecture of unquestionable redeeming value."
"This prestigious prize gives voice and attention to meaningful Canadian shared values such as openness, respect, compassion, equality, and justice," said RAIC First Vice-President Michael Cox, FRAIC. "These qualities are what make architecture a real force in light of the many crucial environmental and social issues that challenge contemporary society.
"Each of the shortlisted projects is unique and original," said Cox. "They are very much about an architecture that accomplishes a social mission as it encourages interaction among residents, students, or schoolchildren. These projects create a framework for people's lives."
The Prize, which was established in 2014 by Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama along with the RAIC and the RAIC Foundation, consists of a monetary award of CAD $100,000 and a sculpture designed by Canadian designer Wei Yew. It celebrates a single work of architecture that is judged to be transformative within its societal context and reflects Moriyama's conviction that great architecture transforms society by promoting social justice and humanistic values of respect and inclusiveness. Awarded every two years, the Prize is open to all architects, irrespective of nationality and location, and the winner is selected in an open, juried competition.
Located in Tokyo, Japan, since 2007, the Fuji Kindergarten is a one-story, oval-shaped kindergarten that can accommodate over 600 children running freely around its open-air roof. The building is designed to support the Montessori education method, which encourages independence, and for a climate that allows the children to be outdoors much of the year. The elliptical building, which houses classrooms, offices, and support spaces, surrounds an open playground that serves as the visual, functional, and spiritual focus of the school. The place for play is augmented by an elliptical upper deck that overlooks the playground and forms the roof of the school building. The rooftop itself becomes the play equipment for the children, some of whom run up to six kilometers a day.
The classrooms and offices are open and defined only by partial-height partitions. Segmented sliding-glass walls permit a free flow of children and adults between inside and outside. The principal reports that the school's approach encourages calmness and focus, including in children with behavioral disorders.
"What we want to teach through this building are values of human society that are unchanging, even across eras," said Tezuka Architects in their submission statement. "We want the children raised here to grow into people who do not exclude anything or anyone. The key to Fuji Kindergarten was to design spaces as very open environments, filled with background noise. When the boundary disappears, the constraints disappear. Children need to be treated as a part of the natural environment."
Three pre-existing Japanese zelkova trees were incorporated into the design of the school, emerging through the structure for children to climb on. The openings are protected by heavy nets, creating a soft cover on which the children can play, and through which they can look to the tree trunks and playground below. The architectural details were designed at the scale of a child, from the handrail to the door fittings and the size of the nets around the trees. Skylights, stairs, and a slide form close connections between the two levels of play.
"The space by Tezuka Architects took a new look at kindergartens," said the jury. "There is no hierarchy to the place; the teachers and the kids all have an equal status architecturally, which is a direct result of the form and the way the whole building opens up. It is an egalitarian, comfortable, and physically stimulating place for children."
The jury noted: "The Fuji Kindergarten demonstrates that architecture can profoundly enhance lives through understanding the cultural needs of the day, and responding through intellectual exploration and manifestation through the craft of architecture. This is an extraordinarily positive place—a giant playhouse filled with joy and energy, scaled to a broad range of the human condition."
The jury for the 2017 Moriyama RAIC International Prize consists of:
Monica Adair, MRAIC: Co-founder of Acre Architects and 2015 Recipient of the RAIC Young Architect Award.
Manon Asselin, MRAIC: Co-founder of Atelier TAG and Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Montreal.
Bryan Avery, MBE: Founder of Avery Associates Architects, author, and lecturer. Deceased July 4, 2017.
George Baird, FRAIC: Founding Principal of Baird Sampson Neuert Architects; former Dean of the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto; and 2010 Recipient of the RAIC Gold Medal.
Peter Cardew, FRAIC: Founder of Peter Cardew Architects and 2012 Recipient of the RAIC Gold Medal.
Barry Johns, FRAIC: Jury Chair and member of the RAIC Foundation.
Li Xiaodong, Hon. FAIA: Winner of the inaugural Moriyama RAIC International Prize.
David Covo, FRAIC, Associate Professor of Architecture at McGill University, served as Professional Advisor to the jury.
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Free Crimes Against Humanity Essay Sample
This article forms a critical look into the abuse of human rights and manifestation of evil under the guise of civilization and modernity in the Congo region, under the imperial rule of King Leopold of Belgium. It offers a brief narration of Marlow who serves as the captain of Roi des Belges on the Congo trade route, greatly coveted by the imperialist for the trade of ivory and other valuables from Africa. The article focuses on presenting the evil manifestations from both sides of the divide that characterize the "Heart of darkness". The narration presents evil that comes under the guise of modernity, as well as the naivety under the primitive life. The imperialists from the developed world are portrayed as a greedy who is a lot driven by lust and selfishness that makes him disregard the native Africans as savages that are primitive and evil. As a result, they subjected them to the forced-labour, torture and other forms of cruelty that led to a large number of deaths and suffering. This article portrays the irony behind the European idealism, which regards the natives as savages, whilst they continue to propagate savage and inhuman actions against the natives. On the other hand, the natives display great complicity and denial which allows the imperialists to continue propagating evil against them. The article is generally a brief presentation of the overall narration in John Conrad's novel, but with a narrower focus on the presentation of evils that manifest within the story under different phases of the whole imperialistic quest to conquer and control people they regard as primitive and lowly. The story also brings out the naivety and complicity of the European people at home, with regards to what their government was engaged in, because like Marlow, some chose to neglect the facts whereas; others like Kurtz's fiancé were totally oblivious of what was going on.
The article is a good insight into the evil nature of imperialists and the natives in Congo. It brings to question the actual nature of evil. The imperialists view the natives as savages and evil people, just because they do not conform to their standards of modernity and civilization. This is utter disregard of other people's standards of life and culture. The fact that other people live a different life does not mean that they are not civilized. It is ironical that the imperialists do not see their drive for wealth in the region as a form of evil, yet it causes the natives' death, suffering and pain. It is actually a clear case of applying double-standards. In the light of this article, it also becomes evident that evil is not only propagated actively by engaging in outright evil acts, such as forced-labour or murder, but it may be propagated passively through acts of complacency in which people keep the truth hidden and fail to act against the acts that are evidently evil. This may be exemplified by Marlow's complicity and inability to face up to the truth and make it known to the world out there what was exactly going on under the imperial rule. Like Marlow, the rest of the population also displayed greater complicity, because they lacked knowledge on exactly what their expansion abroad was doing to the natives. The article and narration of the story show that the actual reason of imperialism was indeed acquisition of wealth, rather than taking civilization to the natives of Congo. In conclusion, savages may have been evil due to their engagement in ritualistic life, but the European imperialists were equally evil, considering the fact that they engaged in inhumane acts against humanity for the sake of their self-gratification.
Stewart, Garrett. Lying as Dying in Heart of Darkness. PMLA, 95.3 (1980): 319-331. Web
This article constitutes a literary critique aimed at highlighting some of the major thematic actions within the critiqued novel 'Heart of Darkness' by John Conrad. The major highlight includes themes of lies and death, which the critic brings out as the major characteristics of the story, which have common relations. The critical essay highlights evil in human nature that manifests in its basest of form in different ways, unshielded by civilization. It also gives a critical analysis of lies, death and cover up that characterizes evil as presented under the imperialist quest and their myths on Africans and their savagery. The imperialists that the narrator (Marlow) serves are portrayed as greedy, liars with a perverse allure of lust, lying and killing for the sake of imperialistic expansion and acquisition of wealth from the natives. This is clearly depicted by Kurtz final statement in his writing: "Exterminate all brutes." Consumed by imperialistic greed and native savagery, Kurtz had turned in to a savage, evil person depicting both sides of the human portrayal of this innate human nature. On the other hand, the native blacks are presented as a primitively evil lot that still engages in primitive and evil acts and rituals, including sex and murder. The natives are not only evil, but they are also living in a denial and complicity that allow evil to thrive in the name of civilization and modernity. The essay also focuses on lies and deaths that occurred under the disguise of furthering civilization and modernity. The critical work brings to light European idealism, characterized by human ego that obscures the truth about what is evil or not, and thus, spinning to life lies and death, which bring about physical and moral decay. Marlow becomes the part of the lie-spinners by giving false information on Kurtz's last words by euphemizing what he stated to his fiancé.
This critical essay is very insightful in bringing to light the role which lies play in the whole story within the "Heart of darkness." The all imperialistic expansion in the Congo is disguised as a quest to further civilization and eliminates primitiveness amongst the natives. This is the lie that most Europeans back at home know and believe, but in actual sense the real drive for imperialistic expansion was wealth. These lies kept the European idealism alive, while causing suffering, pain and death among the natives of Congo. In line with the articles, title lies are portrayed as the major cause of death. Kurtz finds himself wholly absorbed in the lies of his imperial crown, and furthers the believe that the Congolese are primitive savages that need to be civilized in order to live up to the standards of modernity or be compelled to change. In the actual sense, the imperialists imposed their ideals on the locals, in order to have them submit to their will on matters of acquiring wealth. The lies of the imperialists cause death, suffering and pain to the locals under the guise of introducing better and modern life. The whole article shows that lies are spun to keep the people in the dark, in order to attain the selfish goals of greed. In essence, lies were the major cause of death in the imperial Congo region. Clearly, the fight here is not about modernity or civilization, but rather a struggle for wealth and the use of force against the weak. The blame of perpetration of these atrocities and lies cannot solely be borne by the crown, its servants, such as Marlow, are also to blame, because they know the truth, but they choose to adopt complicity and keep the truth shelved from the rest of the populace that does not reach the imperial front.
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The Christian Post | 4 reactions to US reversal of long-held stance on West Bank settlements
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews President Yael Eckstein expressed support, saying that the Trump administration has "embraced a sensible policy grounded in reality," which she believes will be "the first step in the process to achieve lasting peace in the Holy Land."
"I applaud the United States for acknowledging that settlements there are in no way, shape or form illegal," stated Eckstein.
"I commend the Trump administration for consistently taking bold action in response to decades of indifference. May God bless our friends and allies in the U.S."
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From one of the world's largest universities to Hollywood's most prolific television producer to America's largest communities of faith to multiple presidential candidates and a multi-billion-dollar financial services firm, Johnnie Moore has been America's go-to communications strategist when the stakes are high and the mission is critical.
Johnnie Moore founded KAIROS after running public relations across multiple sectors including higher education, entertainment, and politics. He has worked with every major print, digital and broadcast outlet in North America and has extensive experience in more than 50 countries around the world.
He began his career at the 100,000-student Liberty University where he served as the school's Senior Vice President for Communications during the time when Liberty University added more than 75,000 students to its annual enrollment and added more than $1.2 billion to its endowment and cash reserves. After a dozen years at Liberty University, and before founding KAIROS, Moore was personally recruited by Emmy award-winning mega-producer Mark Burnett ("Survivor," "Shark Tank," "The Voice," "Celebrity Apprentice") to serve as Chief of Staff and Vice President of Faith Content for his United Artists Media Group (an MGM company).
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Under the 'country of origin' principle, a broadcaster with a licence in any EU state can broadcast into any other EU market. Photograph: iStock.
The broadcasting regulator is in talks with two UK-licensed broadcasters about obtaining new European Union licences after Brexit, but a hoped-for international "licensing hub" in Dublin looks unlikely at this stage, according to the media regulation specialist involved in one of the applications.
As many as 500 pan-European channels currently based in London use a licence from UK regulator Ofcom to broadcast to audiences in other EU markets. They will need a new licence from a EU-based regulator to keep this access after any Brexit transition period expires.
"It is unfortunate that we do seem to be losing the race to other jurisdictions," said Michael Madden, a partner at law firm Mason Hayes & Curran, who worked on the first application by a UK-licensed broadcaster last November.
While a recent "flurry of interest" may yet translate into more applications, several of the bigger broadcasting groups already appear to have identified Germany or the Netherlands as their post-Brexit bases.
"They're choosing to move to continental Europe rather than Dublin," said Mr Madden.
He attributed the decisions to the fact some of the companies already have certain operations in their chosen licensing destinations as well as possible concerns about the cost of living in Dublin.
But he added it was "difficult to say why" the State was not on track to receive a greater share of the licences in light of its favourable tax landscape and operation of a licensing regime similar to that of Ofcom.
"It's not clear why we have not been able to attract the bigger broadcasters when we're able to attract some of the bigger tech companies," Mr Madden said.
State inward investment agency IDA and the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) began a charm offensive of London-based broadcasters a little over a year ago.
The broadcasting body confirmed last week it was in the process of negotiating five contracts with two unnamed Ofcom-licensed broadcasters who had applied for a post-Brexit licence under section 71 of the Broadcasting Act 2009.
"The BAI continues to engage with a number of UK-based broadcasters who are exploring Ireland and a number of other EU member states, as a potential licensing jurisdiction in which to base their EU broadcasting services," a spokesman said.
Bloomberg reported in December that the BBC had discussed its EU licence requirements with both Irish and Dutch authorities. However, the UK public-service broadcaster was more recently said to be looking at either Amsterdam or Brussels.
Turner Broadcasting System Europe, which is part of AT&T's Warner Media, and Comcast-owned NBC Universal both applied for six licences in Germany, which were granted by the Bavarian media authority BLM in December, while sports broadcaster DAZN, owned by the Perform Group, was last week approved for a licence in Berlin.
US media giant Discovery signalled in January that it would apply for licences in the Netherlands, where Viacom has already obtained licences for channels aimed at French and Danish viewers.
As the political flux around Brexit continues, some broadcasters remain in wait-and-see mode.
"There's no doubt that a number of media service providers have been holding back until they have some certainty about what is going to happen. But I think the more sophisticated broadcasters have sought to obtain their own security," Mr Madden said.
Channels yet to secure EU licences may "go dark" in the event of a disorderly no-deal Brexit, but the risk of this occurring is understood to be low.
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Gastragonum is a genus of beetles in the family Carabidae, containing the following species:

 Gastragonum caecum Moore, 1977
 Gastragonum frontepunctum Darlington, 1952
 Gastragonum laevisculptum Darlington, 1952
 Gastragonum subrotundum Darlington, 1952
 Gastragonum terrestroides Darlington, 1952
 Gastragonum trechoides Darlington, 1952

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When Sainsbury's opened their first shop in London, opening hours in the market streets were long. Colleagues would live on site, so there was someone ready to serve customers at almost any hour of the day or night.
Typical working day
In the late 19th Century, people would often work 80 to 100 hours a week, with a typical working day beginning at 7.30am with a uniform inspection. Trading ended at 9.15pm on weekdays and 10.45pm on Fridays.
Male staff and shop managers would 'live in', and housekeepers would cook meals, clean uniforms and bed linen, and help take care of younger colleagues.
Early recruitment
Adverts would appeal for 'Tall, well-educated youths' and 'keen young men'. Women - often widows or older women - would mainly work as cooks and housekeepers.
'A Career for Your Boys' recruitment booklet
''The accommodation at the Branches, although simply furnished, is light, airy and comfortable, and includes a library for the use of the staff"
Junior roles
Historically, the most junior role was that of egg boy. Huge crates of 360 eggs needed testing for freshness by candling, this involved holding a candle in front of an egg to see inside it.
Sainsbury's was the first shopping chain to set up a training school, in 1915 in Blackfriars. It was first used to train female colleagues during wartime, giving them a fortnight of 'off the job' preparation. Later, it was used to train all young people, and was so successful that other retailers started advertising for 'Sainsbury's trained men'.
Learning the skill
Following training, staff spent a day at a London branch before moving into their allocated branch. Every department had its particular skill which took months of practice to learn and progress was recorded on an 'experience card'.
Changes to trading hours
In 1950, the Shop Act reduced trading and working hours. Sunday trading stopped, and only one late opening was allowed each week, until 9pm.
Self-service jobs
For the first time there was a division between shop floor and backroom jobs, and people were employed specifically to package, weigh and price goods before they were brought out into the shop. On the shop floor, staff were employed as checkout operators and 'gondola girls'.
Apprenticeship scheme
In 1974, an apprenticeship scheme launched for our new in-store bakeries. Thirty-two years later, in 2006, the company pioneered a new, GNVQ-recognised bakery scheme to address the problem of falling numbers of trained bakers in the country.
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A food policy expert from City University London has spoken during the annual meeting of the World Health Organization alongside the chef and food campaigner Jamie Oliver.
Professor Corinna Hawkes, Director of the Centre for Food Policy, was moderating a major side event at the World Health Assembly on the actions that countries are taking to tackle childhood obesity and undernutrition.
Speaking on the first day of the six-day conference in Geneva, Switzerland, she was joined on the podium by 11 health ministers and officials from around the world, the Director-General of the World Health Organization and hundreds of delegates in the audience.
After the day of talks, Professor Hawkes joined Oliver for a live video blog about the key issues raised, which was streamed on the chef's Facebook page.
The World Health Assembly is the decision-making body of World Health Organization (WHO) and meets annually in Geneva. The event is attended by delegations from all 194 WHO member states and determines the policies of the organization.
Professor Hawkes, who is also the Co-chair of the Global Nutrition Report, said: "The idea of the event was to encourage governments around the world to make stronger commitments to delivering policies that address undernutrition and obesity.
"The message to these governments is clear – there is a community out there who will be holding them accountable for doing what they say they'll do.
Speaking with Jamie Oliver in his video blog, Professor Hawkes explained the day saw organisations working on different health problems come together and praised the chef for his support.
The food policy expert recently wrote a blog for the website Jamie's Food Revolution, which can be read here.


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Q: UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE k8s Javascript client I am trying to programmatically connect to my AWS EKS cluster using the official k8s JavaScript Client. I wanted to try and use loadFromOptions(), instead of loadFromDefault(). So, from the README.md of the library repo, I was able to come up with the following
const k8s = require('@kubernetes/client-node');
const kc = new k8s.KubeConfig();

const cluster = {
    name: 'NAME',
    server: 'SERVER',
};
const user = {
    name: 'NAME',
    exec: {
        apiVersion: 'client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1',
        args: [
            '--region',
            'us-east-1',
            'eks',
            'get-token',
            '--cluster-name',
            'NAME',
        ],
        command: 'aws',
        env: [
            {
                name: 'AWS_PROFILE',
                value: 'NAME'
            }
        ]
    }
}
const context = {
    name: 'NAME',
    user: user.name,
    cluster: cluster.name,
};

kc.loadFromOptions({
    clusters: [cluster],
    users: [user],
    contexts: [context],
    currentContext: context.name,
});

const k8sApi = kc.makeApiClient(k8s.CoreV1Api);

k8sApi.listNamespacedPod('default').then((res) => {
    console.log(res.body);
});

But unfortunately, I am hit with this error, where am I going wrong?

A: The error message is complaining that it does not know the cluster's certificate issuer.
Your cluster object needs one of the following properties to specify the certificate authority:

*

*caFile: Filename containing the certificate authority

*caData: Base64-encoded contents of the certificate authority file

According to the AWS documentation, you should be able to retrieve the certificate authority as "the certificateAuthority.data that was created for your cluster".

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Rebranding emerged as a growing trend amongst last year's Accounting Excellence entrants. So why are so many firms adding a fresh coat of paint to their brand?
Last week, Taylorcocks was the latest in a long line of accountancy firms to give its brand a makeover. The top 60 firm has used the expansion of its operations through several mergers to zhoosh up its name. To coincide with the launch of financial planning, legal and HR services, the firm adopted the new moniker TC Group.
As accountants pivot into new services to meet clients' business growth needs, more firms are following TC's lead and splashing a new coat of paint on their brand. Among firms entering the Accounting Excellence awards, those undergoing a rebrand during the year jumped up from 5% in 2017 to 21% last year.
For many, a rebrand can be seen just as a marketing exercise. On the surface, it can be a simple, but effective aesthetic exercise. For 2018 shortlisted small firm Spicer & Co, a red-dominated website rebrand was needed so it "stood out against the sea of accountants using blue and grey". On this level, the rebrand positioned Spicer & Co as a vibrant and supportive firm.
But for mid-tier entrant Jeffreys Henry, an updated version of its 20-year-old logo represented a flag of intent.
Rebranding is often seen as a client-facing exercise, but it also presents an opportunity to refine internal messaging and ensure team members are all on the same page.
Nordens, a regular on awards shortlists, went through a branding exercise with an external consultant to reflect its new service profile, but the result also refined and solidified its internal culture. Nordens said this exercise encouraged its people to buy into the firm's ethos and internal standards. As part of the process the firm introduced a staff "branding book" to record positive customer comments they receive.
But the effect of a rebrand digs deeper still. Like TC Group, rebranding can take on added importance when a firm has outgrown its previous incarnation. Inspire's managing director and 2018 shortlisted Practice Pioneer Warren Munson, for example, rebranded the firm and its website to get a new service for entrepreneurs off the ground.
Similarly, Crunch's Darren Fell, who picked up the practice pioneer award last year, felt a new brand was required after the firm expanded beyond its traditional services.
To deliver the new service, Fell recruited a mortgage broker to sit in-house with the team and an insurance broker. As a result, the old brand no longer represented its output. "It felt that the Crunch calculation symbol was old and we needed to grow up to this next bigger product range business, which is helping customers right across every number in their life requirement, from pensions to actually solving their mortgage," said Fell.
For TC group the name change was prompted by a move away from its previous ownership model and the launch of new accounting, HR and taxation services. For 30-year-old Accounting Excellence entrant Watts Gregory, narrowing its focus onto the healthcare sector following an acquisition prompted a name change to HJE Healthcare Accountants.
It's certainly easier to make this transition if you're a new firm without any baggage. Last year's new firm of the year opted to herald the next phase of its evolution with a new brand.
"Everyone thought we were a payroll company and not an accounting business," explained PayKeeper founder and 2018 new firm winner Kieran James.
Now that the firm is here to stay and has settled on their market, they're now in final stages of rechristening the firm Stryde.
"If you think about how I started with a mission to help contractors, PayKeepers made sense. As we moved and evolved, tested and measured, we now lean towards franchises and small businesses. I think PayKeeper sounds as a payroll company across the board. So even our logo is an umbrella. We're getting on-brand a bit more," he added.
I have never met a fee paying client who actually cares what a firm's strapline, logo, etc. says or looks like etc. and I doubt I ever will. Indeed, I almost invariably use engagement letters etc. devoid of any logos etc. as it occupies less storage in email inboxes and no-one has ever complained let alone commented on that.
Perhaps it has some subliminal subconscious effect, but I doubt it's significant if positive at all.
I recall when I worked at Deloitte the senior partner justifying huge marketing expenditure on the green dot in their logo and extolling the virtues of that green dot. Completely dotty I thought.
It's just really a way for senior partners etc. (and marketing firms) to justify their existence & huge pay packets and only in that regard is it more than a marketing gimmick.


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Here is our interview with Robert Hawkins, a senior education specialist with the World Bank. We discuss the impact of the massive-multiplayer online game EVOKE on the future of public education. What lessons can social gaming on the web provide education reformers and planners of the next iteration of the public education?
Can you give us some stats on registrations for the game, how man countries have players involved, and how many people play it on an average basis? What kind of data have you been able to collect from the user experience?
By the time the EVOKE adventure ended 19,324 people from over 150 countries registered to play, far exceeding expectations. Players submitted over 23,500 blog posts (about 335 each day), 4,700 photos and over 1,500 videos. The site received over 178,000 unique visitors and 2,345,000 page views with time per visit averaging over eight minutes. For the month of March EVOKE generated just under 10% of what the World Bank's entire external website generated with regard to page views (1.1 million versus 12.1 million).
The development team also recently met to review the season — we have posted the lessons learned here.
We understand what Evoke is to the gaming culture and the social web, but what do you think it is, or can be, to public education?
Could we create an educational game that engaged students in developing 21st century skills?
Could we create an on-line learning environment as engaging as a good novel or movie and use narrative as a pedagogical device?
Could we create a global classroom where students would learn from others around the world?
Could we focus learning on action and doing in the real world?
Could we focus discussion and learning on real world global challenges?
Could we use gaming techniques as incentives to help drive and motivate the learning process?
Could we use social networking to foster peer-peer learning and collaboration — globally?
Could we use a network to engage in peer assessment and feedback?
Could we tap into the large number of hours that young people spend gaming and divert some of that time to learning?
Could we create a learning network where instead of a 30,40 50 100 to 1 student teacher ratio, each player could have 1, 2, 3, 4 mentors/facilitators?
Part of the Evoke experience is self-actualization. What's your take on how virtual gaming brings about self-actualization?
I think this last quote is particularly telling about the potential of virtual games for self-actualization. It provides an platform for sharing ideas and visions and the feedback needed to encourage players to take a chance on an idea that could easily be rationalized away as crazy or impossible.
Could you weigh in on the impact of Internet and smart phone adoption in regions like Asia, and the meaning that brings to social gaming on the web?
Mobile gaming and mobile learning will be a huge and growing field — not just in Asia but globally. I think it will open up many more opportunities for just-in-time learning; geo-spatial learning, interactive learning/gaming connecting to both the physical environment as well as with others, etc. I think there will be a lot of interesting applications coming in the near future melding the capacities of smart phones, education and entertainment.
Is this possible or not: the use of social gaming in a rich web experience will allow users to circumvent the traditional understanding of the global economy and geo-politics by having a more "personal" experience with other cultures. What's your spin on it?
There is no doubt that the Internet and social applications are allowing for more direct interaction and debate on global issues among individuals. It is also allowing more access to the thinking, traditions, histories, etc of other cultures. I think one major challenge is still the language divide and the amount of culture and cultural understanding that is part of speaking another language.
What do you think is needed to bring a 21st Century mentality into education, and to make it actually have a structure like a 21st century education?
I think a big challenge is how we assess learning and the existing structures for assessment around the world that often end up wagging the proverbial dog. There is some very interesting progress around personalized learning, use of data to better focus learning, and better defining how to assess 21st century skills such as creativity, teamwork, etc. But, many innovative pedagogies never get integrated into a classroom because it is either not going to be tested or the curriculum is already overloaded. So, they are done as extracurricular activities.
Teachers are obviously central to this challenge (along with school leaders). Teachers need to be empowered and incentivized to integrate new ways of teaching and learning. I think another area will be to open up our definition of a teacher and find ways to bring a diverse range of experiences and expertise into the learning process. I think the teacher will continue to be the most important aspect of a quality education but technology allows for a broader array of voices/actors to also engage.
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I have a confession to make: I'm afraid to reread books. That's not to say that I never do it; I used to reread books all the time. Sometimes it was by accident, and I wouldn't realize until partway through the book that I had already read it once before. Most often, though, it was intentional.
If a new book in a series was coming out, I would read all of its predecessors to make sure that I was prepared for the new release. If a book that I adored was being made into a movie and I owned a copy of the book, I would reread it just before its release, even if that meant that I would sit in the theater and think wait, that never happened in the book. It was somewhat of a tradition to do this with the Harry Potter books each summer, so I've probably read that series twenty times by now.
There were some books that had such a profound impact on the way that I viewed the world (or, in some cases, myself) and would be my go-to book if I was faced with a particular issue or if I was feeling a certain way. The Perks of Being a Wallflower was my go-to book before high school started; when I felt like I didn't fit in anywhere and would never make friends, Charlie was there to listen. And now, after finishing A Monster Calls, I have somewhere to turn whenever I feel guilty for letting go and not thinking about my grandmother as much as I should.
When it comes to books that didn't resonate with me on an emotional level, though, I'm always afraid to pick them up again – especially if they're books that I liked when I was younger. An excellent example of this is Blue is for Nightmares, which I recently reviewed. The synopsis still appeals to my reading tastes, so the difference doesn't lie with the book; it lies with me.
Reading a book is never the same experience twice: our mood, past experiences, and past reads all influence how much we enjoy a story. As we age, we become more critical readers and, more often than not, our reading tastes change. A book that we loved during childhood may not appeal to us today, and that's okay. That being said, it's still incredibly disappointing when you read a book that you remember loving, only to find yourself wondering how you could have enjoyed reading it. It's like losing an old friend, so I consciously avoid putting myself in a situation where this could happen.
And, of course, now that I'm a book blogger, my to-read pile grows exponentially every day (or so it seems). I feel as though I can't justify rereading books from my childhood – especially when I can still remember a lot of the details – because there are so many new releases that I'm excited to read and so little time to read them all.
My re-reading habits mirror yours in that I rarely read something twice now although I often used to revisit old favourites. I think for me it is mainly because I now know that there are many new 'friends' to discover in new books. My biggest disappointment was re-reading Heidi to my daughter; as a child I never realised quite how religious it was.
I like the sound of discovering new friends in new books! I haven't read Heidi in ages, but I'm sorry that you were disappointed with your reread of it.
I re-read more than a lot of readers I know (but not as much as I used to before the TBR explosion of discovering Goodreads). But I definitely understand being reluctant to lose those cherished memories of the book, when the real thing may not be as wonderful this time around.
Goodreads is probably responsible for ~75% of the books I add to my to-read list, so I know exactly what you mean.
I never re-read books. Even if I want to, I always stop myself. I don't know what it is but, like you said, I'm both afraid of being disappointed and sometimes, just of re-living the experience in general. Especially if the book was an emotional roller coaster. I'm just weak, I guess, but I hate subjecting myself to any kind of emotional torture, even if the book was one of my favorites.
I usually avoid books that will make me cry (unless I'm in the mood for something that's going to destroy me emotionally, which happens occasionally), so I understand completely.
I love rereading, and have done that with a number of books, including Catcher in the Rye (four times), The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (four times), most of Ernest Hemingway (two to four times), most of Fitzgerald (mostly twice), most of Steinbeck, et al. But these days, there is so much that I still haven't read that it's hard to justify reading something twice. I haven't read any Cather, Buck, Dos Passos, Atwood, Durer, Durrell, Lee Child, Ben Bova, Niffenegger, Dan Brown. I haven't read the history of Germany, Scandinavia, Singapore, Australia. I haven't answered certain questions, like: How did the city-states unite to become Italy in the 1870s? Why is Russia such a mess and next-door Scandinavia such a success? How did Henry VIII's mind and morals decay so badly? How did Truman beat Dewey? What happened in America from 1900 to 1929? So much reading, so little time.
That's quite a list! I hope you find time to read them all.
Italian unification is really interesting to read about, as is German unification. My personal favourite though is Russian history from the 1800s (when Alexander II was the czar) up to the Cold War. I actually wrote a paper examining the extent of Lenin's responsibility for the October 1917 revolution a few years ago, and the research process was surprisingly enjoyable.
Maybe someday you'll blog about it. I'll be the first to read it.
If I do, I'll certainly let you know.
I love rereading! I used to read the Anne of Green Gables series every Christmas/winter break! I've reread Pride and Prejudice I don't even know how many times! I used to reread a lot more often but like you and most bloggers there are just so many new books to read and worlds to discover! I think I'll always make time to reread favorites, but just make sure to do it when the time is right. I can see growing and feeling differently about some books and that wouldn't be great but I guess that's a risk you have to take sometimes and hope your favorites stand up! Great post!
I love Anne of Green Gables. I'm ashamed to admit that I've never actually read Pride and Prejudice… I've seen the movie and the BBC miniseries though!
I'm glad I'm not the only scaredy cat! The thought of not enjoying a favourite book is just so sad that I do anything I can to avoid it happening.


NEW YORK, NY | AFA Gallery of SoHo is pleased to present a solo exhibition of more than 20 functional sculptures by artist/actor Tanya Clarke entitled Electric Storm. With this new body of work the Artist attempts to present ecological issues of society in a unique manner. Clarke's light sculptures inform the viewer that water is precious as a resource, and that storms are an innate reminder that nature will ultimately prevail.
The Artist will be in attendance for an opening reception on Thursday, July 9th from 6PM to 8PM. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP requested. The exhibition will be on view from July 2nd in its entirety through July 23rd, and thereafter, available works will remain in the showroom through August. The Gallery is located at 54 Greene Street, on the corner of Broome. For more information contact the gallery or call 212-226-7374.
The juxtaposition of materials chosen by the Artist – hot, hand-sculpted glass and cold, hard steel, physically cultivate the conflicting themes in society between nature and consumerism. The creation of these pieces began as an on-going series in response to Clark's longing to take a part of the city with her after she moved to Southern California, near the beach.
This collection debuts the artist's use of colored glass in her work; the hand-sculpted glass drops now erupt with vibrant hues. This exhibition draws inspiration from the maelstrom of color, light, and power found in nature's most prolific and tumultuous weather systems. Tranquil shades of blue, brilliant accents of orange and vivid hues of fuchsia burst from industrial spouts and nozzles.


I wanted to see Mirror Mirror from the first time I saw a preview of the movie.
The movie is a version of Snow White. It tells the same basic story of Snow White growing up with a stepmother after her father disappears. The stepmother keeps Snow confined to the castle before trying to do away with her. There are a few new elements, like the Queen having money problems and deciding to marry the young Prince Alcott who shows up and the dwarves being bandits. Some of what happens is a bit predictable since the basic story is so well known, but that doesn't keep the movie from being fun and entertaining. There are even a few small surprises thanks to the changes to the story. There is a decent amount of humor added that I think works. Some people might think that the movie is too silly. Some parts are a little silly, but that works for the movie, helping to make it fun and entertaining. The characters are all tweaked in ways that are interesting and the cast is great. I really enjoyed the movie and I'm sure I'll add it to my collection eventually.
I did post a longer review of the movie at Epinions.


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Studying out loud also will improve your pronunciation, your listening skills, your retention, your self-confidence, and it really doesn't take much longer. Try to understand how you learn If you learn better orally, use listening tapes, CDs or videos to help you learn, and speak up as often as possible.


Trying to market your home yourself either through the local newspapers or on the Internet is not for your fainthearted, when you do not have the support associated with an estate agent to negotiate together with your buyer.
The most crucial thing to keep in mind is that you've got to plan every step carefully and professionally when you offer it up on sale. A lot of problems invariably arise in the act, hampering an instant sale and causing a lot delays and problems to occur. Many customers prefer to view each aspect of the home they are going to buy. Make sure to give exact information about the house. List down what you should do, to attract the buyers. If you've a properly manicured house, then take pictures.
It is a great idea to have beds made, putting large furniture away, lock pets away and take off personal possessions etc. Most investors will buy a property based about the way the experience about the home rather than the actual numbers involved. Trying to offer your home yourself through either the local newspapers or for the Internet is not to the fainthearted, when you do not have the support of an estate agent to negotiate with your buyer. So you must come up with some bright new ideas for selling your property.
If you are in industry to buy a property, December and January is usually a good time to pick up some great deals on a house because there are very few buyers. A good idea just for this sale is usually to include a fishing diary; a daily record of the tactics and tackle worked on the local water at various times of the year. In the current financial meltdown, lending institutions are not very keen on giving their money to people who might turn into a bad risk within the long run. The best referrals are those that come from previous clients that have worked with you and had a positive working relationship along.
Advertise Cheap Houses for Sale - Your final key to success is usually to let people realize that you sell foreclosed homes. An experienced company that has the needed expertise inside field as well as a track record that vouches for his or her performance is a that you need. If you decide to offer it away from traditional way, then too the external and internal areas is likely to make a difference within the final valuation. Get a friend who may have fresh eyes and can openly criticize your home. If you've dark painted walls then you might have to repaint them to a neutral colour.


Tea and a Sewing Machine's first ever sewalong starts next week, and I'm hoping you're going to join in. It's going to be fun!
Last week I published this post explaining exactly what a sewalong is, what we'll be doing and what you can do to get ready.
Today I'm going to give you some tips for getting the most out of the sewalong, so that everything goes smoothly and you enjoy it!
The last thing you want is to discover that you don't have something you need and abandon what you're doing to go out and get it, or wait a few days for the postman to bring it.
So make sure you have everything ready and to hand before you start.
You'll need your fabric, zip and bias binding, and matching thread.
You'll also need big bits of paper (like pattern paper), a pencil and a ruler. You might also want to use a French curve, but you can improvise with a plate.
Don't forget about your normal sewing stuff! Your sewing machine needs to be functioning. Do you know where your scissors are? What about pins? Everything's much easier with a pin cushion and it reduces the chances of you being tempted to put them in your mouth (it's dangerous, don't do it!), so do you have one and do you know where it is? What about your tape measure? And your seam ripper?
If you have everything ready beforehand, you'll be able to start as soon as the sewalong starts.
It can be tempting to skip washing your fabric, and to be honest, I have done this myself.
But washing it first is definitely best!
Cotton does shrink a bit sometimes the first time you wash it. It's better to have it shrink before making it into something, than to have the thing you made end up too small!
Even if it doesn't, sometimes fabric is treated with chemicals which can make it smell odd and feel weird.
If you bought it online, or if it's in a pile you've been storing somewhere, it might have some creases or lines where it's been folded up. So stick it in the washing machine, get it dry then run the iron over it.
This also gives you a chance to admire the lovely fabric you've bought before you cut into it!
You'll get an email everytime a new post goes live, so you won't miss any of the steps.
You'll also get some printables that will help you to get the most out of the sewalong.
If you haven't signed up for the emails yet, you can do that by filling in this form.
The measurements printable will help you to be sure about what you need to measure, as well as providing you with somewhere to record your measurements.
For some of them, you'll need to divide them by 2 or 4, and the printable prompts you to do this as well so you won't get into a muddle and end up with something that's the wrong size!
The skirt measurements printable will help you to work out the dimension of the skirt.
Both of these will come in handy if you decide to make the same dress again, and having a record of your measurements is always useful when you like to make clothes for yourself!
The shopping list and the getting ready printables will help you to prepare and the stages one will allow you to keep track of the stages you've completed.
This is possbily the most important tip, and also the hardest!
When you commit to doing somethingm that's usually not difficult at all!
The tricky thing is finding the time to actually do it.
So have a think, get out your calendar or your diary if you need to and block off some time. And make sure you stick to it! Don't allow yourself to become sidetracked by laundry, phonecalls or husbands who need help with their train sets! This is a prior appointment with yourself!
Obviously it's difficult to do this if you are battling illness, pain or small children. You might have to settle for a time that's most likely to be best, and maybe have a backup plan if that doesn't work.
It can be tricky finding time to sew. It can be even harder finding space to sew. And if you have to spend time getting everything out, then more time putting everything away again, it eats into the time you have.
It's also difficult if you know you have to clear everything off your dining table so that your family can eat dinner! Or not having anywhere to lay out fabric for cutting out because you live in a small house and anyway, every available surface is covered in toys! Or your husband's train stuff.
So once you've decided when you're going to work on the stages of the sewalong, decide where you're going to as well. If you can, get yourself sorted out before hand.
So before the cutting out stage (the bodice post will go live on 4th May and the skirt post on 8th May), clear the toys off the living room floor so that you'll be ready to start. Or see if there's a little corner where you can leave your sewing machine out.
Pinterest has set our expectations far too high! Most of us don't have space for a sewing room. But as I said in this post, you don't need a whole room. A little corner will do, and I've found that it makes a huge difference to how much sewing I do.
Sewing the bias binding to the hem of the skirt particularly is going to use a lot of thread. So just check that you have enough before the sewalong starts, especially if you already have thread in the colour you need.
If you put the thread on the bobbin as well, than that will give you more of an idea of how much is left on the reel and whether you'll need to get some more.
This would always be my advice, not just for the sewalong!
Always check the fit first. There's enough in the seam allowances to be able to let things out a bit if need be. Sometimes a couple of cm makes all the difference.
If it's too big, it's generally easier to unpick the seams and resew them if you haven't trimmed them right down.
This is the key to making clothes that fit well.
Check your own measurements carefully. If you can, get a friend to help you. If not, use a mirror instead. This will help you to make sure that the tape is straight and not twisted.
Always check your measurements a couple of times!
When you're cutting out the fabric, check that your measurements there are correct too!
If You're Not Sure, Ask!
Sometimes things seem clear to me but they don't always come across that way to other people.
Sometimes a little bit of clarification is needed.
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This family tree covers the entire historical period of Romanov rule from the accession of the first Romanov tsar Michael I in 1613 to the demise of the Imperial family in 1917. Not all children of the tsars are listed. The tree includes only the reigning descendants of Michael Romanov, and their spouses.
The names of the reigning monarchs are highlighted in red. Horizontal lines connect spouses. Vertical lines connect parents to children. The dates under the names of the tsars indicate the years of their reign.


Dr. Glenn R. Cuomo, Chair, Search Committee, Division of Humanities, New College of Florida, 5800 Bay Shore Rd., Sarasota, FL 34243-2109. Deadline, October 25.
Writers whose work engages multiethnic &/or Diasporic issues especially encouraged. For disability accommodations, contact Chair a minimum of five days in advance.
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Who We Are >
Trinity Church was organized as a parish in 1874 upon the approval of the Bishop of Illinois. The first building was completed in 1877, only to be destroyed by fire in 1899. Just two years later, however, the core of the present building had risen in its place.
The Parish Hall was built in 1912. The bell tower, the entryway and enlarged worship space date to 1957 and complete the building as we see it today. An exceptional three-manual, 47 rank Aeolian-Skinner organ was also installed in the 1957 remodeling.
Over the years, Trinity Church established three churches in the area: St. Elisabeth's in Glencoe (1896), Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest (1898), and St. Gregory's in Deerfield (1950.)
Trinity's more recent history is reflected in our exceptional rectors over the past 45 years. In 1969 the Rev. Douglas M. Spence became our rector and served the parish faithfully for 24 years until his retirement. He shared his passion for social justice and other causes with the congregation, challenging Trinity to engage the wider world. It is during his tenure that Trinity helped establish Tri-Con Child Care Center (1971), a low-income daycare center that Trinity continues to house rent-free.
The Rt. Rev. Terry A. White served as our rector from 1995 to 2004. Fr. White, now the Bishop of Kentucky, leftTrinity to serve as Dean of the Cathedral in the Diocese of West Missouri until being consecrated bishopin 2010. Under his guidance, all aspects of Trinity's liturgy and music were greatly enhanced.
The Rev. Andrea Mysen became Trinity's rector in 2005 and remained with us until 2014, when she was called as Associate for Ministries for the Diocese of Chicago. Under her direction Trinity became a spiritual home for a more diverse community, helping Trinity to more fully embrace God's children.
The Rev. Court William is our current rector. Father Court has been with us since 2015.
Trinity Church Campus
Trinity church is located in the heart of Highland Park. The campus includes a beautiful English Gothic church building constructed of brick in 1901 and greatly enlarged in 1957, seating 350. Various other additions enhanced the building over the years including: a fellowship hall (1920s), classrooms, office space, a formal parlor know as the Guild Room, a chapel (all 1930s) with columbarium (1980s). Throughout this period generous memorials allowed for the addition of many artistic, finely crafted stained glass windows. Trinity also owns a rectory, built in 1915, situated immediately to the east of the other buildings, with a two-car detached garage.
Diocese of Chicago
Trinity church is in the Diocese of Chicago, which has been led by Bishop Jeffrey Lee since 2008. The Diocese consists of 127 congregations in 21counties in northern and north central Illinois. The Diocese has three simple goals: Grow the church, Form the Faithful, and Change the World. Toward these ends, Bishop Lee has been particularly focused on congregational vitality and leadership. Trinity church has supported the Diocese and its goals through significant, annual Diocesan pledging.


You can still upload and post the old way if you wish but the system above is MUCH faster!
As of 20th October 2011, all members now have an album created by default, so you can skip to the upload section if you want to use your default album and not created another.
First, make sure you are registered and logged in.
Type in your required gallery name, and press "Apply Modifications"
In the messagebox window, press "OK"
You will now have an album to fill with photos. You can repeat the steps above to create multiple albums.
Find the file you want to upload, and press "Open"/"OK".
Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each photo you wish to upload, up to a maximum of 5 - if you want to upload more than five photos you should repeat the whole upload procedure until all photos are uploaded.
For each photo you'll have a form to fill in. If you have multiple albums, use the Album field to select which album you wish to put each photo in.
Fill in as much, or as little, information as you want in the rest of the form, and then click "Continue".
Finally, click "Continue" to finish adding photos to your album.


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La Sentinelle est une peinture de Carel Fabritius réalisée en 1654.

Il s'agit d'une peinture à l'huile sur toile de . L'œuvre fait partie de la collection de la Staatliches Museum à Schwerin et a été restaurée en 2004.

La scène, à première vue banale, comporte quelques symboles de nature morale. Un chien, qui symbolise les vertus de fidélité et de vigilance, se tient devant une sentinelle endormie, comme un reproche de son attitude. Au-dessus de l'arche, on retrouve une image tronquée de saint Antoine, l'ermite qui préconisait la pauvreté et la chasteté et la résistance aux tentations, ce que ne fait pas la sentinelle qui échappe à son devoir et cède au sommeil.

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Tableau du siècle d'or néerlandais
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Tableau des années 1650
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(Photo Gallery) Lamar Odom Defends New Girlfriend After Being Accused of Comparing Her to Khloé Kardashian
Aug 3, 2019 at 15:29 pm UTC By Whitney Vasquez
Lamar Odom must be serious about his new trainer girlfriend because he's speaking up in her honor after being accused of comparing her to Khloé Kardashian.
The former NBA star held hands with fitness guru Sabrina Parr during date night at Craig's in West Hollywood on Friday, and hours later, slammed haters on social media who dragged his ex into his new relationship.
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Making their way past photographers as the shutterbugs flashed away, Odom made sure to keep a tight grip on his romance as he guided Parr to their awaiting car.
Parr, who's a personal trainer, looked fantastic for her big debut wearing a snakeskin jumpsuit and clear heels.
Odom kept it cool for date night in dark jeans, a stripped blue shirt and his white kicks.
Khloé's ex husband is used to being in the spotlight, but Parr is new to the Hollywood game.
Their romantic Italian date comes just hours after Odom announced his new relationship to the public.
Posting a snap showing Parr on his lap and holding his hand sweetly, Odom wrote, "What we have is much more than they can see."
Odom defended his relationship with Parr after posting a few sexy shots of his girl with a caption that many thought was directed at Khloé.
Quoting Malcolm X, he wrote, "It's just like when you've got some coffee that's too black, which means it's too strong, what do you do? You integrate it with cream…"
He continued, "But if you pour too much cream in it, you won't even know you ever had coffee. It used to be hot, it becomes cool. It used to be strong, it becomes weak. It used to wake you up, now it puts you to sleep."
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Odom slammed the idea he was comparing Parr to Khloé and cleared the air on Saturday morning.
"I'm a bit disappointed to read that people are using my words to enforce their own perceptions and assumptions pointing towards things that just are not MY TRUTH OR REALITY," Odom began.
"This post isn't against anyone including my ex wife that I still respect deeply. I am just PRO love," he added.
Instead of overthinking the naysayers, the former NBA star is sending positive thoughts Khloé's way.
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"I am now deciding to send them and my NEW WOMAN a lot of love. My post goes out to the new leading woman in my life, that I'm gonna tell everyday how beautiful she is, from the inside out."
He ends by thanking Parr for "teaching me what real self value means. It changed my entire mindset."
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Finally a new outfit post which isn't a remnant of distant lazy summer days.
I was planning to shoot some outfits while I was away in the mountains for a weekend retreat but apparently I was too busy to check the forecast before leaving, which resulted in me being surprised by below zero temperatures and snow lying on the ground already. As I was not well equipped to brave the cold we spent most of our time in the spa or indoors, the only outfit snapshots I have are these.
I've always liked simple plaid button-down's (this outfit makes me laugh so hard right now). The newest addition to my wardrobe is this Mint&Berry cotton tartan shirt I bought on Zalando which I already wore multiple times. Definitely a new favorite of mine.
Whenever you post some outfit photos, I remember why I am following your blog and love it sooo much: your style is just so C O O L !!