Lake Blaine Cabin befindet sich am Fuße der Rocky Mountains und bietet einen Panoramablick auf die freie Sicht vor Ihren Fenstern. Das Haus befindet sich in günstiger Lage in allen Städten und Dörfern, wo Sie im Montana-Stil einkaufen und zwanglos speisen können. Nach jedem Tag Aktivität, sollten Sie in die Kabine zu kommen unserer ruhigen Umgebung zu entspannen und zu genießen. Sehen Sie sich eine Fülle von Wildtieren an, darunter Adler, Rehe und Truthähne, um nur einige zu nennen. Die Kabinendeck ist nur 50 ft. Aus dem Bach und verfügt über einen eigenen Steg. Grillen, die Feuerstelle im Freien genießen, Kinder können sich auf unserem weitläufigen Spielplatz austoben. Haben wir von jedem Fenster aus einen herrlichen Ausblick erwähnt? Unmittelbarer Zugang zu unserem privaten Hauptanleger und Bootsanleger an einem der begehrtesten Seen von Montana, dem "Lake Blaine". (382 Hektar klares Wasser) 150 m Dock für großartiges Angeln und Bootfahren. Ein angeschlossenes Apartment bietet gegen Aufpreis ein zusätzliches Kingsize-Bett. Das Apartment verfügt über ein geräumiges Wohnzimmer und eine Küche. Bei Interesse bitte anfragen.
eine 22-minütige landschaftliche Fahrt entfernt.
700 Meilen Wanderwege für alle Könnerstufen.
lange. Tours "Wild Horse" Insel.
*** Für internationale Reisende wird eine Bearbeitungsgebühr von 5% erhoben.
Diese Eigenschaft wurde mit Lake House Zugang zum See geteilt. Privates Dock und Bootsstart. Der See ist für Wasserski, Kajakfahren, Kanufahren und Angeln. Unsere Bootsanlegestelle und Dock ist ca. 200 m entfernt von der Kabine auf unserem Resort-Grundstück.
This is a beautiful place to stay. So peaceful and relaxing. We enjoyed everything about it from the porch to the wildlife! The only thing to be aware of is when you rent it you are not getting the whole cabin. It is divided in half. I did ask before we rented and was told the owners stayed in the other side but would not be there when we scheduled it. They ended up being there part of the time but we're very nice and quiet. The only reason I questioned this was because the last time I rented a cabin like this a screaming baby was beside us the whole time. Over all we loved the area and it was decorated beautifully!! Thanks for sharing your little piece of heaven with us!!
Wonderful place to stay and relax!!
5 days of fun for my wife and I and 4 kids- 3 teens and a 5yo. This beautiful and serene property provided a fantastic "home base" for trips to Glacier, Kalispell, and Whitefish. Enjoyed kayaking and paddle boarding on the lake everyday. Also enjoyed sitting on the patio and watching ducks, geese, deer, turkeys, and bald eagles!!
While I haven't read it in other reviews, the opportunity for a long bike ride once (or twice) each day was phenomenal. Long quiet stretches of highway go on for miles to the south of the property!!
Beautiful Cabin close to Glacier National Park. Clean and well appointed with Heavenly Scenery.
We had a great time at the cabin. Clean and well appointed with everything you needed. Close to Glacier Park!! Beautiful scenery for sure.
The house was well appointed and suited us well for six adults. We loved sitting out on the creek, watching for the bald eagles and other wildlife. This house is a little piece of paradise.
It was very clean and the kitchen was well stocked with pans, dishes, utensils, etc. We definitely appreciated the dual sinks in both bathrooms to help speed along bath time.
The only cons were slow internet and spotty cell service, however this just forced us to leave work behind.
All in all, we can't wait to come back.
We loved our stay at the Lake Blaine house. It's only ten minutes from downtown, yet right up against the mountains and wild Montana. We saw pheasant, deer, wild turkeys, and watched an otter play in the creef just out our window. Only thing that could have been better would have been a vcrackling fire, but the cabin does not have an actual fireplace.
We are thrilled that you enjoyed the home and the property. It's a great location for viewing Montana wildlife with the convenience of being close to town. I would like to mention for our future guest that the home does have a gas fireplace.
Wir sind zentral für alle Aktivitäten im Tal.
Wir sitzen an einem schönen klaren See mit unseren eigenen Anleger und Bootsanleger. Haupteingang Glacier Park ist 22 Meilen von unserem Resort. Wir bieten Ihnen einen ruhigen Ort, um nach dem Genuss der Tagereisen entspannen. Sorgfältig gepflegt Resort. 40.000 sq. Feet Gesamt von üppigen Rasenfläche für alle Arten von Veranstaltungen. Spiele, und Familientreffen. Wir können bis zu 16 nächtlichen Gäste. plus ein extra Kind in einer Krippe.


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Definitely not plotting in the shadows.
Look, we all have dreams, but this is kind of a lot — even for a cryptocurrency billionaire.
An April 2 Q&A livestream featuring none other than Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong briefly veered into the absurd when the 36-year-old told viewers that he'd love it if his company could help topple some governments. Yes, you read that correctly.
Armstrong was responding to a seemingly innocuous question from Telegram about the company's more ambitious plans. Obviously, the co-founder of a company dedicated to creating an "open financial system for the world" doesn't think small.
The CEO had some thoughts, ranging from giving cryptocurrency to people in Venezuela to the aforementioned regime change. We bolded the fun part for you.
One of the ambitious things is like, with GiveCrypto, we want to give 100,000 people in Venezuela a little bit of crypto like in the next, you know, roughly 12 months. And so, I want to see if we can spark a bunch of uses there and actually have a country in the world tip. In other words, like 50 percent or more of all transactions in the economy are happening in crypto. Like, that would be amazing. Maybe, you know, honestly like overthrow some corrupt dictators in the world, that would be awesome.
Importantly, it's worth noting that Armstrong appears to be referring to what he believes is the power of cryptocurrency to bring about large-scale societal change, as opposed to arming some militia with bitcoin to take down a dictator or something equally bonkers.
Still, overthrowing a corrupt government is not typically the stated 5-year plan of your average San Francisco-based tech CEO. But, then again, nothing about cryptocurrency is ever average.


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Foro y talking con los artístas: Juan Toro, Mirjam Kroker, arolina Alba, Jimena Mendizabal, Alejandro Orozco.
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At home with Team Dignitas Ssumday and Chaser
Joonkyu "Lasso" Seok, Myungkyu "Sawual" Lee
Despite everything that's been happening around the world, the American Dream is still a driving force for every person who hopes to make it in America.
Since last season, the professional Korean League of Legends scene has undergone some drastic changes. Players who transferred to China came back to LCK, while more than ten Korean players headed east to the US. To some Korean LoL pro players, their journey to America was like traveling to the Wild West.
As someone who also traveled thousands of miles to realize my own American Dream, I could not be happier to have come across Korean players at the NA LCS stadium every week. More than five months had passed since I first met them, and I was genuinely glad to see that they were the same as ever. We exchanged the usual pleasantries, asking each other how life is going, if the food is okay, and if they are getting enough rest. Naturally, I was privy to their thoughts and feelings about the team house and practice routines.
Chanho "Ssumday" Kim is one of the players I'd become acquainted with through previous interviews and chance encounters. Known as the "King of Communication", Ssumday joined Team Dignitas this year and has been playing on the same team with Sanghyun "Chaser" Lee, Head Coach Jaeseok Park, and Coach Jeongsoo Kim. Having four Korean players on an NA team is pretty ironic, even moreso when you consider that the team's midlaner, Laeyoung "Keane" Jang, is also not American.
At one point, I had a sudden thought: how do these migrant players feel about their lives in the US? Driven partly by my journalistic responsibility and partly by my own curiosity, I requested an interview with the members of Dignitas. They were outlanders adjusting to life in a foreign country, while still participating in the LoL season; having been an outlander to America myself, I sympathized with them. After a busy and eventful week, I finally got the chance to tour their team house. As I knocked on the team house, Head Coach Park, Coach Kim, and the players, who had just finished their morning practice, came out to welcome me into their natural habitat, an abode tinted with a pleasant atmosphere and the scent of freshly-cooked rice.
Sawual: You guys have lived abroad for a month already now. How's the food? I heard you've been gaining weight.
Ssumday: Yes, I'm eating well and gaining weight.
Chaser: I don't gain weight no matter how much I eat.
Ssumday: Chaser probably has high metabolism. He doesn't gain weight even if he eats multiple hamburgers.
Coach Park: Who else should we have for the interview? Keane said he's a little bit shy.
Lasso: That's fine. You've lived here for a month now. How is everything?
Chaser: I rarely get to go outside…
Lasso: Are you held inside against your will?
Coach Park: Man, what are you talking about? Haha.
Sawual: I hope you don't block the door when they try to get out.
Lasso: He could say they're free to leave anytime they want, but not give them a way to leave the area. They might be isolated.
Sawual: You've gotta have a car to get around here. Who usually drives?
Coach Park: I normally do. I have my international driver's permit, but no car yet. The company will provide one for us.
Lasso: So you guys have been cooped up inside all this time? You don't even get to see the beautiful nighttime scenery!
▲ The night view is apparently spectacular.
Coach Park: Pretty much. We've used Uber to get to some places. I'm still amazed that everyone just somehow figures out their own rides.
Ssumday: Some American friends took me to Long Beach. I also went to an arcade.
Coach Park: We've all bought American cellphones already.
Ssumday: And we play Pokemon GO.
Lasso: Is this place a PokeStop?
Coach Park: I'm not sure. I don't know about here, but I saw some while I was taking a walk…
Ssumday: [timidly] there's one in the Coach Park behind us.
Sawual: What's the most striking difference between living here and back home?
Ssumday: Nothing much really.
Coach Park: I honestly don't know if I'm in Korea or the US. [Laughs] I've had many long days here, so I feel like I've been here longer than I actually have. Everyone's been through some tough times. I'm basically the handyman here, fixing things around the house. I do hire someone to clean the bathroom though.
Ssumday: We have a person who cleans the house too.
Lasso: I understand that there wasn't anyone here who could cook before you found a housemaid who cooked Korean food, and I also heard that Ssumday wasn't a big fan of the food here.
Ssumday: I was really concerned. I tried to stockpile ready-to-eat meals, but we got someone to cook Korean food for us pretty fast. Those unopened meals are still there.
Chaser: I can eat American food without much issue, but I didn't enjoy eating it. I wasn't too concerned, because I have high metabolism and eating American food doesn't make me fat. I'll probably gain weight someday, though.
Lasso: Would you like to gain weight?
Chaser: [nods]
Ssumday: He has a hamburger everyday but it doesn't help.
Lasso: Was it on Twitter? I haven't had rolled eggs here but it looks so good. Thank you for inviting us for a meal. Oh, so you guys are off today; Ssumday said he went to the arcade, so what did you do, Chaser?
Chaser: I had an English class.
Ssumday: That day, I signed up for a cell phone service in the morning and went to the arcade in the evening.
▲ The meal was excellent.
Lasso: How are English classes going?
Ssumday: I'm studying hard.
Chaser: I'm learning.
Ssumday: My English is definitely improving more now than before I was taking classes.
Coach Park: Each person has his own specialty. Ssumday is good at interpreting, and Chaser had good pronunciation. They each have their strengths.
Lasso: Listen first and then relay the message? Kind of like a whispering game?
Coach Park: [Laughs] Yes, haha. Anyway, they're learning quickly. Initially, I had trouble speaking in English during scrims.
Sawual: Do you speak in English for voice-comm?
Ssumday: We all try to use English. We don't have too much trouble, because we're already familiar with most of the basic words and in-game terminology. We still have some trouble when we have to exchange feedback or talk about more in-depth subjects though
Lasso: Wouldn't it be easier for the other players to learn Korean since the majority of the teammates speak the language?
Coach Park: Actually, they are teaching each other English and Korean.
Sawual: I'm sure you talk directly to all the players in the team. Do you think you have the players figured out?
Coach Kim: For the most part. However, no matter how much we get used to English, we still need an interpreter to discuss in-depth topics.
Coach Park: I use Google translate for feedback and sometimes get it checked by the interpreter. I do use the chat a lot, but talking is much easier.
Sawual: Google translate couldn't have come sooner, huh?
Coach Park: I now know how to use Google translate to its fullest potential. If you use distinctive subjects and objects, it mostly gets it right.
Lasso: I'm not sure if Google translate is beneficial or detrimental to learning English.
Sawual: What were some of the issues you had with adjusting to the new life here? They don't have to be anything major.
Chaser: We live upstairs, and the bathroom has no door.
Lasso: [Laughs] Yeah, I just saw that. It's like one of the bar doors seen in Western movies. It's pretty terrifying.
Chaser: Yes, it's something like that. To be honest, I don't mind it too much, but Keane seems to mind it a lot because he's more concerned with privacy. He said it's dangerous.
Ssumday: It's dangerous for sure.
Lasso: What do you mean by dangerous?
Chaser: There are certain instances I've seen in American TV shows. Trust me.
Lasso: Do you think the bathroom will have a proper door anytime soon?
Coach Park: No, because it didn't have one when we got here.
Lasso: I'm sure there are less terrifying options for a entrance. Anyway, I never would've imagined that would be the first issue that came to your mind.
Ssumday: I don't think too much about being homesick. I guess I'm bummed that I can't easily go outside because of the language barrier. I want to be closer to my American friends and make new ones. I'm grateful that our English-speaking friends try their best to accommodate us.
Coach Park: That doesn't really apply to me because I've lived in China. I feel that where you live doesn't really matter. I can see that things are considerably better here in the US compared to my time at SBENU and OMG. Every aspect is a huge upgrade from before. Having said that, I'm more of a homebody.
Coach Kim: At least there are things to do outside in China. There's nothing out here.
Ssumday: Apparently, it's not safe to be outside at night.
Chaser: I heard gunshots once!
Coach Park: You can't be serious!
Chaser: There was one big gunshot sound, and then nothing.
Coach Park: They always come to the coaching room after they hear something loud to tell me that they heard gunshots. [Laughs]
Sawual: I often go to LA to cover various events, and there are definitely gunshots.
Coach Kim: I'm not worried about burglary. They would probably leave after seeing the number of shoes at the door.
Sawual: Do you talk to Korean players on other NA teams?
Ssumday: I talk to those in KT because I'm pretty close to them. We can't see each other in person because of schedules though. I guess we'll meet up when we all have free time. I love hanging out with them.
Sawual: Who's the laziest when it comes to tidiness?
Coach Park: Besides Ssumday tossing dirty socks on the floor from time to time, I think everyone's pretty tidy. I've seen those Pokemon socks before.
Chaser: A cleaning person comes twice a week. The house is squeaky clean.
Ssumday: I wash the towels everyday. [sounding resentful]
Coach Park: You know who washes all the towels downstairs? I do. You gotta take one for the team.
Sawual: So there are no actual issues so far?
Coach Park: None. I think it's such a nice thing to have. Players are all opinionated but I can see they're putting in effort to get along. They do sometimes have altercations, but it's nothing major. I'm grateful to have them on the same team and I think highly of them for that reason.
▲ The socks in question.
Sawual: Is there anything you wanted to do in the US?
Coach Park: Tell them.
Chaser: You don't mean…
Coach Kim: Does it start with a "G"?
Chaser: You're joking…
Coach Park: Is it a "girl"?
Chaser: I've never said that!
Lasso: I completely understand.
Sawual: Would you like me to go off the record?
Chaser: [flustered] No, it's not like that. Let me explain. Okay. My American friends asked me if I liked American girls. And I told them that I like all girls, because I was afraid that they would think I was gay if I said the wrong thing. They were laughing so hard about it.
Lasso: That's quite bold for an impromptu response. Well, you can't take it back now.
Chaser: I had no other choice.
Lasso: Thank you for the explanation.
Chaser: It wasn't an explanation, but a story. But that aside, I wanted to go to Long Beach. [covering up]
Ssumday: I'd like to go to popular places. I want to go to Hollywood, Universal Studios, and Disneyland so much. I also heard that Santa Monica Beach is really nice.
Coach Park: Are you sure you mean that "beach", and not the other "beach"?
Ssumday: Stop making things up!
Coach Park: I'll admit I went to far there. We'll probably go to Disneyland later.
Lasso: What was that about a different "beach"?
Coach Park: Well, I'll have to look into that. Things could go seriously wrong.
Lasso: You may never fully come back.
Ssumday: My English tutor said Disneyland is really far from here. She said it would take about eight hours.
Sawual: It won't take that long.
Lasso: I think she's in on the whole scheme of locking everyone inside the house.
Sawual: I've heard that you (Coach Park) like to stay indoors, but wouldn't the players want to go outside and play?
Coach Park: Well, I'm not worried about that because they don't seem to be desperate to go out and play. They are practicing really hard. We've had two days off so far. We went to Koreatown and had some BBQ for the first day-off, and we went to an arcade for the second day. Non-Korean players went with us too. I suppose culture barriers are overrated. Since we are in the States, we want to visit more places and take a lot of pictures. We didn't go out much when we were in China.
Chaser: I've heard that it only rains once or twice per year, but it's been nothing but rain nowadays.
Coach Park: Also, Ssumday would kill me if I locked him up completely.
Sawual: What are your daily routines?
Coach Park: We practice in three parts. We do two scrims and then play Solo Queue until midnight. We are free to do whatever afterwards.
Chaser: I just lay down on my bed and play with my cellphone.
Coach Park: Ssumday, don't you have a new hobby?
Ssumday: Well, I usually go walking around…
Chaser: Come on, be specific. Aren't you going out to play Pokemon GO?
Ssumday: I felt like I'd go crazy after being stuck inside the team house for 20 days. So I go for a walk sometimes to get some fresh air. Playing Pokemon GO is a bonus.
Chaser: Are you sure? Isn't it just to play Pokemon GO?
Lasso: What level are you in Pokemon GO?
Ssumday: 10. I just started playing.
Sawual: Do you keep in touch with your friends in Korea?
Chaser: Of course, we have instant messengers for a reason. We mostly talk about how we are doing. It hasn't been that long since we've left Korea, so I'm not missing anything that much.
Sawual: Were you worried about anything before going overseas?
Ssumday: There were many more differences than I thought, but.. I'm okay with how things are.
Chaser: I was worried about food and entertainment, but professional gamers only need food and shelter for basic needs. It's possible to work as a professional gamer with just those two, and we have Uber to get to places.
Lasso: Wait, what about clothing?
Coach Park: [Laughs] There's no need for that.
Lasso: I guess that's why you don't need the bathroom door.
Chaser: [Flustered]
Sawual: What are the English lessons like?
Ssumday: We are doing great. Sophie really knows how to teach on our level.
Lasso: Speaking of Sophie, she has been tweeting some stories about her students…
Ssumday: They are mostly about me. I won't go into details because it's easier to explain when read rather than spoken. (Translator's note: Unfortunately, they are mostly in Korean :()
Lasso: If you are using the same room as Keane, I'd guess that you speak entirely in Korean .
Chaser: Yeah, we generally speak Korean to each other. We do joke around in English though.
Lasso: English for joking?
Chaser: 'Joking' with swear words, to be precise.
Lasso: Oh, I see...I've heard that curse words are the first thing you learn in a foreign language.
Chaser: Well, to be fair, it sounds so 'right' when Americans curse. You can't get it out of your mind and want to try it out yourself.
Sawual: What are your thoughts on scrims and ranked games in NA? How do you feel when you play with NA players?
Ssumday: NA Solo Queue doesn't follow the competitive metagame as rigidly as KR Solo Queue.
Chaser: Since the other two NA teammates speak in a different language, it works out nicely because we don't know what the others are complaining about. If we understood everything that we said to each other, we'd have to take some time to clear up misunderstandings. However, since we can't understand each other fully, we can communicate with each other while filtering out unnecessary words.
Ssumday: To clarify, we don't hear the words that are better off not heard.
Sawual: So, what are your thoughts on NA Solo Queue?
Coach Park: There is room for improvement. For example, somebody wanted a specific champion but didn't do that great with it, and it turns out that person has an over 70% win rate. There are a lot of one-trick-ponies like that.
Ssumday: Sometimes, I see champions that I haven't seen for a long, long time. I've seen Wukong, Tryndamere, and Illaoi being chosen as the first pick.
Chaser: I've seen more than enough jungle Shacos.
Coach Kim: There are teams in NA that focus mostly on scrims, because playing in the Solo Queue doesn't do much in terms of practicing, because of the stuff we mentioned. It's much better to do scrims. Players should also feel the same as well.
Coach Park: Chaser, do you agree?
Chaser: Sometimes I do, and sometimes I don't. I mean, considering how my win rate is high even when I play as Corki in the midlane...
Coach Park: Well, I suppose there still are a few outstanding players.
Sawual: Doesn't playing in NA feel different from playing in Korea?
Chaser: Baron calls in Korea are made more carefully, and only when players feel that they can definitely take Baron without risk. However, in NA, Baron calls are made much more frequently. It feels like teams do it intentionally, to cause the other team to make a mistake and then take Baron if they create that opening. There are more risks compared to Korea.
Lasso: Who does the shotcalling for your team?
Coach Park: Chaser usually does it, but Ssumday sometimes does it in mid or late game, depending on the team composition. Also, it's done in English.
Chaser: Somehow we all understand it no matter how broken the English is.
Sawual: Did you get any advice or help from the pros that were already in the States?
Ssumday: They told me how the food is like here, and also gave me some advice on signing a contract.
Coach Park: Signing a contract. That reminds me of a story.
Lasso: There's always a story.
Coach Park: I've heard that some contracts look like a joke. So I took a look at the contract myself, and some parts were not how I thought they would be. For example, things like "the team can terminate the contract whenever they want to." I thought, "what is this, a temp job?" but I know that's just the way it is. I thought 'then there's no point in this contract', and it took me a long time to make some reasonable changes. Eventually it turned out well, and I went to the company with Chaser. The story starts from here. Chaser was supposed to come with us, but he didn't answer his phone. They were not that close back then, but Ssumday said "Oh, I wish Chaser was here toooo!" So I called Jin Air, got the contact numbers of Chaser's parents, and was finally able to reach him.
Ssumday: I mean, we were supposed to sign the contract together but… he was asleep.
Chaser: No, it's not what it looks like. I have something to say about this too,
Coach Park: Don't.
Chaser: [silence]
Sawual: So you were sleeping, and showed up just to sign the contract?
Lasso: Sounds like a huge artist signing a contract for a hip hop label.
Coach Park: I still remember Ssumday's voice. "I wish Chaser was here toooo!" It was kind of cute.
▲ "Oh, I wish Chaser was here toooo!"
Sawual: Then you would have met each other for the first time in Korea when you were signing the contract.
Ssumday: We bumped into each other several times while in Korea, but we didn't really become friends. It can be hard to become friends with someone, unless that person is someone like GorillA.
Lasso: I assume Gorilla has a unique personality.
Coach Park: He really does. When I was in SBENU, he would just randomly call SBENU players out, say "Hey, I know you are all going through some tough times, I'll buy you food," and then buy them sushi. It was amazing. He really has a great personality.
Sawual: GorillA, there's never an end to the heartwarming stories about you...
Lasso: I guess you miss your fans in Korea.
Ssumday: It goes without saying that I really cherish my fans, and…
Sawual: He doesn't miss a beat.
Lasso: I didn't even see him move his mouth.
Ssumday: [Laughs] Well, it's not like I disappeared or anything. I'm still here. All the support from fans is what keeps me going.
Lasso: There's actually a fan who always says thank you to me whenever I upload pictures of Chaser on Twitter.
Chaser: Really? [Laughs]
Coach Park: I was actually thinking of running a team blog as a side job, uploading photos and stuff like that... But we kept losing, and I lost motivation.
Lasso: Speaking of side jobs, you could be an Uber driver once you get a car.
Coach Park: I thought about that when I was in Korea. They're gone now because of safety issues, but I would like to have a plan B like that.
Sawual: Any last words for your fans?
Ssumday: You go first, bro.
Coach Park: [Laughs] I'm thinking! I told you to be brilliant, but not like this.
Chaser: [After a long pause] Well, we are doing well here in the U.S. so there is nothing much to worry about. We still have a long season ahead of us, so we will work hard to bring about a good outcome. Please continue to support us.
Coach Park: Ssumday is also good at coming up with stuff to say.
Ssumday: I am pushing myself hard here in America, so please don't forget about me.
Coach Kim: Um, they already said everything I wanted to say.
Coach Park: We will try our best as the four Koreans who came to America with a big dream. I think we will be able to win more matches if more people cheer for us. Please keep it up.
▲ Players are giving feedback while watching replays.
▲ Meanwhile, the meal is prepared.
▲ We unintentionally invited ourselves to a home-made meal.
▲ Even foreign players were delighted by the irresistible roasted pork neck.
▲ LOD seems to prefer bread over rice.
▲ Nom nom nom
▲ Players got back to working after the meal
▲ From close to the farthest sat Ssumday, Chaser, and Keane.
▲ Overlooking the living room from the front door.
▲ This lone bed belongs to a sub. That makes me feel wistful.
▲ There were many dolls scattered across the house.
▲ The big room upstairs were occupied by the three Korean players.
▲ Those were the hot socks they've been talking about.
▲ The boyish pattern of the sheets reflect Ssumday's personality well.
▲ Chaser's bed already had an occupant.
▲ There's nothing like a nice hot bath even without a proper door.
▲ Coach Park's bedroom and his collection of hats.
▲ Coaching staff's room where K-pop stars dominate PC wallpapers.
▲ Players are back to the grind.
▲ We left as to not bother with their practice.
I wish the best for them in the rest of the season.
Myungkyu "Sawual" Lee
sawual@invenglobal.com


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Malcolm Boyle's life was remembered and celebrated yesterday when the former Vodafone Warriors owner and passionate rugby league supporter was farewelled at St Matthew-in-the-City in Auckland.
The Vodafone Warriors will also pay tribute to him before their season-opening NRL clash against Newcastle at Mount Smart Stadium today.
Highly respected as a guru in New Zealand's public relations industry, Boyle passed away on Tuesday after a long illness. He was 66.
He was a true rugby league devotee having played the game extensively, been involved in it and followed it for almost his entire life.
Raised in blue collar surroundings in Glen Innes, he was educated at Tamaki College and went on to begin a career in journalism with the now-defunct Auckland Star where he worked as a general news, sports and court reporter.
He moved to Sydney to further his journalism career and also continued to play rugby league with Clovelly before returning to the Auckland Star.
He left the paper in the mid-1970s to work for the Rothmans Sports Foundation as well as Air New Zealand's public affairs department and Allan Fenwick before going on to form Baldwin Boyle Group in 1981, a PR agency which still bears his name today.
His rugby league career continued with Marist, Howick and Eastern United where he had a reputation as a fearless prop or second rower who never took a backward step. He was also capable of kicking goals in the old-fashioned toe poke style.
At Marist he played at premier level in a side which included Kiwi great Tony Kriletich as a player-coach as well as the likes of Fred Schuster, Eddie Wulf and Pesa Sua. At Howick and Eastern he was in sides coached by former Kiwis Eddie (Bunna) Moore and Murray Eade.
In the PR world, Boyle mixed readily and comfortably with the country's politicians and business leaders as well as leading sports chiefs. He was a man with a charismatic magnetism, exceptionally witty, extremely quick-witted and always well read (he had a voracious appetite for reading newspapers). His clients included any number of major corporates including Air New Zealand, BNZ, Singapore Airlines, the New Zealand Meat Board and more.
After a period as managing director at Porter Novelli, he linked with colleague Cedric Allan to form Allan Boyle and finally Star PR.
Away from his business interests, family, rugby league and his mates were Boyle's core passions. He travelled countless times to take in the grand final in Sydney or made trips to watch the Kiwis play in New Zealand and Australia including the 2008 Rugby League World Cup.
His love of the game manifested itself in Boyle joining forces with his close friend Graham Lowe to acquire the Auckland Warriors when the Auckland Rugby League decided to end its link as the founding owner of the NRL franchise.
At the time the club was in financial turmoil and Boyle and Lowe were challenged to find a partner. Eventually they teamed up with Tainui in what would prove to be an unholy alliance which saw the club plunged into crisis by the end of the 2000 season.
However, had Boyle and Lowe not succeeded in securing Tainui's investment the Vodafone Warriors almost certainly wouldn't still be in existence today.
It was during his short tenure as an owner that Boyle was involved in signing Vodafone as a major sponsor, a partnership which would result in the birth of the Vodafone Warriors and a commercial partnership which has now endured into its 19th season this year.
Boyle and Lowe were ousted by Tainui in another of the messy periods in the club's history but Boyle never lost his love for the Vodafone Warriors.
He was later the founding chairman of the Auckland Lions, who entered the then-New South Wales Premier League in 2007, later becoming the Auckland Vulcans before the Vodafone Warriors assumed control of the team in what is now known as the Intrust Super Premiership.
Boyle was appointed manager of the All Golds who played the Northern Union in Warrington in 2007, a team coached by Wayne Bennett and including then Vodafone Warriors captain Steve Price as a guest player alongside Kiwi greats Ruben Wiki, Stacey Jones, Ali Lauitiiti and Nigel Vagana. Boyle also organised a visit to meet the Queen at Buckingham Palace at the start of the tour, a memorable event which finished with Wiki leading a rousing haka inside the palace itself.
As a long-time Vodafone Warriors member, Boyle was a regular spectator in the upper East Stand where he and his mates would sit and mostly barrack for their team or debate the merits of the performances.
Initially diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, he was later found to be afflicted by Lewy Body Dementia. While wheelchair bound in more recent times, he still attended some Vodafone Warriors games last year.
For those who knew him closely, he was the best mate ever. Malcolm Boyle - gone but never to be forgotten.
His passing makes for a sombre start to the Vodafone Warriors' 2017 season along with the deaths this week of two other rugby league identities, Hazel McGregor, wife of the late ex-Kiwi and former New Zealand Rugby League president Ron McGregor, and Ron Holmes, a former Glenora Bears chairman and coach. Hazel McGregor's funeral was also scheduled for today while Ron Holmes was farewelled yesterday.


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Gonzaga Women's Basketball
Cougars need Moos to deliver off-field victory
Wed., Oct. 6, 2010
By John Blanchette blanchettejp@gmail.com(509) 844-5558
A couple of must wins for Washington State coming up. As big as they come.
The Oregon game on Homecoming Saturday? Oh, no, the Cougs don't have a prayer, unless a Pac-10 replay official is manning the security X-ray at the Eugene airport. Same for the Arizona game on Dad's Day. No, you can write those off now.
But the meetings of the conference's athletic directors today and Thursday, and presidents and chancellors on Oct. 21 in San Francisco?
"If I'm at Washington State for the next 10 years," said athletic director Bill Moos, "this may be the most important juncture we face in that decade."
This is the launch of the Pac-12, with newbies Colorado and Utah set to join the league in 2011, and in the next two weeks the conference must decide how to divvy up television revenue, how to align itself into two divisions and where – at least for the time being – it will stage its championship game.
Nothing will be settled this week. That will be left, as it should be, to the CEOs. But the ADs may come to a consensus on a recommendation, or at least narrow the options for their bosses.
"In the Big Ten's conversations on the same topic, there was a lot of head-butting among the ADs," Moos said, "much like we're having. But in the end, their presidents came through and said there should be equal stakeholders in the sharing of revenue."
The divisional split is the sexier issue – it's more about competition than accounting. But if it's not an afterthought to Moos, it's a secondary concern – as long as the revenue issue breaks Wazzu's way.
"It's been grossly out of whack," Moos said. "Even USC and UCLA will admit to that."
But that's about all they'd admit.
The unequal sharing of TV revenue is stark – the participants in any televised game split 64 percent of the money, with the other eight collecting just 4.5 percent each. Moos also outlined a policy that dates back to 1964 – that in a network TV game that reaches 51 percent of the country or more, the participants share 55 percent of that more lucrative take.
"I was the AD at Oregon for 12 years, and during that time we were the winningest program in the Pac-10," he said. "We had one of those national games. USC averaged four a year."
That's why the Trojans have made $80 million in TV revenue since 1997 – while the Cougars banked $45 million.
"Granted, they bring the big market and the star power," Moos said. "But these aren't the Johnny McKay days."
And that goes for the vote, too. In the Pac-10, eight votes were always needed to change revenue policies, and the two Los Angeles schools could always count on Washington – with its hefty budget surplus – to vote for the status quo. But now Huskies AD Scott Woodward has come around for equal sharing – UW is, after all, trying to fund a $250 million renovation of its stadium. Other schools face their own crises. Oregon State is running a $5.9 million athletics deficit. California just dropped baseball.
Even Oregon is siphoning $19 million from the "Legacy Fund" established by moneybags shoemaker Phil Knight to cover construction costs and interest debt on its $227 million basketball arena.
The two new members will naturally want a bigger slice. And now a 9-3 vote in the Pac-12 will carry the day for change. Perhaps the presidents will vote for a graduated adjustment of the revenue split – but the feeling is, they'll appreciate the way it's done in the Big Ten and SEC, and realize the problems unequal distributions have caused in the Big 12.
If that's the case, then Moos can live with just about whatever the league decides on divisional alignment. His preference, of course, is having the Bay Area and Northwest teams together. The so-called "zipper" plans – which split the geographic rivals into different divisions though ensuring they'll play each other – have apparently been disdained by commissioner Larry Scott as too confusing. Scott is also wary of a neutral-site title game being able to sell out in the beginning.
But what's that to the Cougars right now?
"I've got an aggressive agenda in regard to facility enhancements, getting recruiting up to par and attracting top talent," Moos said. "To pay for those things, we have to create revenue streams – and this could net us $10-15 million. With a budget of $30 million, that's a significant bump."
And if there isn't a significant bump, the Cougars will be back to climbing a significant mountain.
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The 1998 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women was the 5th FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women, played under the rules of FIBA, the world governing body for basketball, and the FIBA Africa thereof. The tournament was hosted by Senegal from August 15 to 22, 1999.

Angola ended the double round-robin tournament with a 6–0 unbeaten record to win their first title.

Participating teams

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Awards

See also
 2000 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

External links
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Teaching and playing professionally since the age of 19, Pamela Foard was appointed a teaching assistant position at her alma mater, Indiana University, while earning a Master's Degree in Violin Performance. Once graduated, she further honed her teaching skills at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee, and opened her private violin and viola studio in 1978 in Brookfield, Wisconsin, which was active until her move to Los Angeles in 2014.
While at IU, Pamela studied with Italian violinist Franco Gulli and Polish violinist Tadeusz Wronski. She has also studied with Gerald Horner of The Fine Arts Quartet, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Dr. Gerald Fischbach, Edward Mumm, former Concertmaster of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Piotr Janowski of the New Arts Trio in Milwaukee, and Vartan Menoogian of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
A transplant from the East coast to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Pamela was barely out of her teens, when her talents as a freelance musician led rapidly to positions as assistant-concertmaster of the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra, the Wisconsin Philharmonic, and concertmaster of the Green Lake Festival Orchestra (Sir David Willcocks conducting), violinist with Skylight Opera Theater, and under Music Directors Kenneth Schermerhorn and Lukas Foss, the number one substitute violinist and violist with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra from 1970 to 1986.
Pamela founded an all string, unconducted orchestra, Sinfonia Concertante, in Milwaukee in 1979, and was the Artistic Director and Administrative Director for four years, where she also served on the board of directors. She was also the Managing Director for Milwaukee's contemporary music ensemble, Present Music, from 1996-99. In 2006, she and her husband were invited to be artists-in-residence in Hanoi, Vietnam for a three month program, where they collaborated with Vietnamese artists. She commissioned a tuba concerto for her son Aubrey (currently a professional musician in the Charlotte Symphony and head of the low brass department at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music) in 2008 from Wisconsin composer Mark Petering. In a series of fundraisers for various levels of sponsorship of the concerto, she solicited from donors over $20,000.
Pamela has published two books: "Wedding Music Essentials" and " In Concert: The Freelance Musician's Keys to Financial Success".
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NYTimes: Fauci destroys Trump aides for 'playing games' while hundreds of thousands suffer and die..
Jim W. Dean and Gordon Duff
NY Times: As Trump administration officials have increasingly sought to undermine him in recent days, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert and one of the most trusted federal officials working on the pandemic, made his most pointed remarks yet on Wednesday addressing tensions with the White House.
Phew, this @PeterAtlantic interview with Dr. Fauci.https://t.co/Iw6LwzLDxb pic.twitter.com/MJ1JUOHHLX
— Grace Segers (@Grace_Segers) July 15, 2020
From The Atlantic:
"Ultimately, it hurts the president to do that," Fauci told The Atlantic in a series of interviews this week. "When the staff lets out something like that and the entire scientific and press community push back on it, it ultimately hurts the president."
Dr. Fauci tells @TheAtlantic: "We've got to almost reset this, & say, 'Okay, let's stop this nonsense.'"
He described White House attacks on him as "nonsense" & "completely wrong." He adds: "I can't explain Peter Navarro. He's in a world by himself." https://t.co/EpcEECcZJp
— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) July 15, 2020
He described the White House attacks against him as "nonsense" and "completely wrong." He also seemed dismayed that they are coming at a time when COVID-19 is surging across the country, deaths are once again rising, and Americans remain deeply confused about how to keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
Dr. Anthony Fauci: "I think you can trust me." pic.twitter.com/y2l4Kk6XgO
— The Hill (@thehill) July 15, 2020
Targeting Fauci seems like a tragic misuse of White House time and energy if officials' aim is to defeat the coronavirus. But Trump appears more concerned with discrediting Fauci. Over the weekend, the White House sent multiple news outlets a document that smacked of opposition research. It carried a list of statements Fauci had made about COVID-19, purporting to show that he had contradicted himself about the outbreak and that he "has been wrong on things." In one example from an NBC interview in February, the White House omitted Fauci's full quote, giving the impression that he'd misjudged the outbreak's danger. Peter Navarro, Trump's top trade adviser, wrote an op-ed for USA Today yesterday claiming that Fauci has been "wrong about everything I have interacted with him on." (A Trump communications aide tried to distance the White House from the op-ed this morning.)
"I cannot figure out in my wildest dreams why they would want to do that," Dr. Fauci said in an interview with The Atlantic on Wednesday. "I think they realize now that that was not a prudent thing to do, because it's only reflecting negatively on them."
As Trump tries to separate himself from Navarro's attack on Fauci, a WH source tells us that POTUS himself approved it:
"Not only was he authorized by Trump — he was encouraged." https://t.co/1KgSBaZFbP
— Eli Stokols (@EliStokols) July 15, 2020
He spoke as Trump administration officials have sought to undermine his credibility — first anonymously, over the weekend, and then out in the open. A short op-ed by Peter Navarro, the president's top trade adviser, published in USA Today on Tuesday evening was headlined "Anthony Fauci has been wrong about everything I have interacted with him on." Dan Scavino, the White House deputy chief of staff for communications, posted a cartoon Sunday evening mocking Dr. Fauci.
In the interview Wednesday, Dr. Fauci called the partisan environment around the virus disturbing.
"It distracts from what I hope would be the common effort of getting this thing under control, rather than this back-and-forth distraction, which just doesn't make any sense," he said. read more..
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Nine July 15, 2020 At 10:52 pm
Mr. Duff,
What concerns me is that Trump will rush a vaccine as an "October surprise" and destroy science just to get re-elected. Anti-vaxx is super strong now as a disaster will put even more into that camp.
Just an opinion however, as posted here "if" covid 19 is a biological weapon in order to be a weapon it must have a vaccine.
As a family, we are following all the covid protocols and lecturing the kids about parties and full bars without masks or social distancing. My opinions of course are evolving on this issue daily.
Trump and trustworthy? LOL….
Gordon Duff, Senior Editor July 15, 2020 At 7:59 pm
Both comments smell of Kook aid
Edward Dodge July 15, 2020 At 3:52 pm
Has anyone heard this "expert", Dr. Fauci, call this a lab-engineered bioweapon yet? Didn't think so! He can go teach his grandma to suck eggs!
Mr.Ed July 15, 2020 At 5:00 pm
He's been close to the top of Medical Establishment for 37-years? And does he not control the purse-strings of Billion$ and gets to decide which university/entity receives research funding? Is he not the smug representative of the biggest vaccine enterprise on the Planet: The CDC ??


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OSUN LG PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM: Report on the Proceedings of the Ilesa North East LCDA Parliament's Plenary of Tuesday 7th August, 2018
Council Parliament Makes Move to Generate Revenue
Tuesday the 7th of August was the sitting of the Ilesa North East Local Council Parliament that was presided over by the Leader of the Parliament Hon. Femi Olowe, in attendance were the Execution chairman of the council, Hon. Oladipo Adeniyi, the Vice Chairman Hon. Mrs. Funmilola Ayoola, the Deputy Leader Hon. Sunday Adekanmi, Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Adetunji and Hon. Tunde Fagbemi (who later took excuse to attend to urgent medical need).
Under matters of urgent public importance, the Deputy Leader, hon. Sunday Adekanmi asked the house to debate on how to control and generate revenue from the trailer and commercial vehicles using the brewery- Akure express roadside as park. The Vice Chairman, Hon. Mrs. Funmilola Ayoola also asked the council to consider seriously and as a matter of urgence the menace being caused by lorries and long vehicles that parked along Imo-Brewery road while awaiting their turn to load marchandice from the Ilesa International Brewery. The chairman of the council, Hon. Oladipo Adeniyi was advised by the house to act on these two aforementioned and give a feedback to the house at the next plenary. The house appointed the Council Manager, Mr. Okelade Kehinde Ajibola, Hon. Sunday Adekanmi, Hon. Mrs. Funmilola Ayoola and Hon. Elizabeth Adetunji to visit these two sites and also report back to the house by their next sitting.
Hon. Sunday Adekanmi
Another issue also raised is security of life and property in the council and the chairman of the council Hon. Oladipo Adeniyi was advised to double his efforts on whatever he is doing in this regard as some cases of theft and robbery were recently recorded.
Under personal explanation Hon. Funmilola Ayoola noted that since the inauguration of the parliament the council has not generated any money internally and that there are available means open to the council to generate revenue. She referred to registered business centres that dotted the council area like petrol stations, small scale industries processing vegetable oil, gaari, bakeries, local abattoirs, etc. She implored the sitting to mandate the members to compile such avenues under their juridiction and submit same for action but Hon. Sunday Adekanmi wanted the parliament to take caution as this is the time of election and community members and the opposition in particular might misinterpret such action. He therefore asked the sitting to mandate the council's rate officer to appear at the next sitting of the house to explain what his office has been doing and why there is no record of generated revenue since the inauguration of the present parliament six months ago.
Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Adetunji discussing with the clerk and the Council Manager
Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Adetunji insisted that internally she believe that for the past six months the Rate Officers have been operating only there is no recorded generated revenue, she wants the house to call the office to appear before the house and give explanation on their activities and that delaying this act until after the September 22, 2018 election will be tantamount to indulging the Rate Office the more.
The Chairman noted that there are other anomalies in the council that even surpass the IGR in question and that we are already in August and the election is around the corner by September, he therefore implored the house to thread softly for the mean time and wait until after the election for meaningful action devoid of misinterpretation.
The Leader of the House, Hon. Femi Olowe
The leader of the Parliament, Hon. Femi Olowe though admitted that we are already in the election mood but the parliament can still be involved in some skeletal official way before the election proper. Noting that it is his prayer that the ruling party the APC that produced this parliament shall win and the parliament shallmremain. He wants the house to agree that so much time have been wasted and the parliament is just waking up now to move the council forward. He highlighted a step that can be taken that will not affect the public by inviting the finance department to the next meeting of the house to explain more on the actual situation of the present day position of the council's IGR. He gave the example of the era of the caretaker committee when a daily record chat of income was pasted on the council's notice board under the leadership of Hon. Babatunde Fagbemi and this exercise could only be sustained for about three months before it crashed. He lamented that for the last six months of the life of the parliament the council only relied on the allocation coming from the government. He further wants the house to know that there are departments of the council that claim to have thirty-five members of staff but the parliament members don't see more than five and there is a particular department of the council that lay credence to fifty-five members but only five members are also verifiable. He implored the house to take action and bring out ideas that will help the council to move forward and avoid wallowing in wasteful spending. The house therefore agreed to invite the Head of the Finance department to appear at the chamber by the next meeting.
Hon.Mrs. Elizabeth Adetunji suggested that some amount of money should be voted for the running of the chamber.
The plenary was adjourned till Tuesday the 14th of August, 2018 by a motion moved by Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Adetunji which was seconded by Hon. Sunday Adekanmi.
Oladimeji Lasore (07035105413) reporting from Imo, Ilesa.


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Literature And Teaching Ministries (LATM) is an outgrowth of the ministry of College Press Publishing Company of Joplin, Missouri. Don DeWelt, beloved teacher and evangelist, founded College Press in 1959 to supply true-to-the-Scriptures Bible study textbooks.
But God's world is bigger than one country. Don DeWelt traveled to many mission fields during his lifetime, and felt a burden to help the missionaries and national church leaders in those places to have books in their languages, too. From time to time, missionaries would request permission of College Press to translate and print a book. This would always be granted with no charge or royalty fee. But for every missionary who had taken it upon himself to translate and print books, there were ten more who wanted to, but because of financial and time constraints, simply could not.
As time passed, Don's son Chris, who had served eight years as a missionary in Chile, came to share the burden to see quality materials printed in other languages. Together they envisioned a non-profit ministry that would help fund and print quality Christian books in the various languages of the countries where we have missionaries and national churches. In August, 1992, a year after Don passed away, Literature And Teaching Ministries was established for this purpose. Since then, LATM has helped publish nearly 1200 projects in over 80 languages for a total of over 2.3 million books.
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Phil grew up in a Christian home in the sleepy town of Correctionville, Iowa. He met his wife Susan at Ozark Bible College, where he graduated in 1974. After serving for a dozen years as missionaries to Chile, the Caseys returned to the U.S., where Phil taught Missions at Nebraska Christian College. Phil became Executive Director of Literature And Teaching Ministries in 1992. He communicates with ministry partners of two kinds: those on the giving end of the ministry (churches and individual donors) and those on the receiving end (missionaries and national church leaders). His favorite part of the job is helping provide good, Bible-based books to various missionaries and national church leaders around the world in many languages.
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Home News 2019: How Senator Rabiu Kwakwanso's defection shook Kano.
2019: How Senator Rabiu Kwakwanso's defection shook Kano.
By Charles Kumolu, Henry Umoru, Livinus Nwabughiogu, Joseph Erunke & Abdulmumin Murtala.
•Defection won't affect Buhari in the North — APC senators
•Shekarau wants "reformed" Kwankwaso
•Why Kano matters
•Kwankwasia political movement gingered
•North will not vote for Buhari – Dan Musa
•North Central no longer for Buhari – Middle Belt group
Senator Rabiu Kwakwanso
KANO State, a swing state in Nigeria's electoral map, witnessed a flurry of political activity and debate as a result of the defection of Senator Rabiu Kwakwanso to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. From the streets of Sabon Gari, to the Sabon Bakin Zuwo Road seat of government, actions and talks were centred on the exit of the former state governor from the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Even the leadership of the state House of Assembly was caught in the web of words (apologies to James Murray and Oxford Dictionaries, who authored Web of Words) regarding the development. In Kano, Saturday Vanguard observed that the news of the former governor's defection, immediately sent his supports into a celebration across the streets. They sang and danced around the city in celebration of Kwakwanso's return to the PDP.
At the rallies that were organised, brooms were burnt to symbolise that they no longer have anything to do with the APC.
Campaign posters
There were also gatherings were Kwankwasia red caps and his campaign posters were burnt by APC supporters. Known as the Kwankwasia Political Movement, the supporters are millions, who subscribe to Kwakwanso's political ideology. Saturday Vanguard can authoritatively state that its support base extends beyond Kano, with strong presence in virtually all the northern states.
The movement has followership in the grassroots and top hierarchy of the political configuration of Northern Nigeria.
The popular symbol of the group is red cap and the movement gained more prominence in 2011 when Kwakwanso was in the PDP.
The group has played major roles in Kwankwaso's political activities and popularity. Currently, there are six members of the state House of Assembly that are members of the Kwankwasia group.
While some prominent members of the fold refused to speak to Saturday Vanguard on the ground that they are watching as events unfold, a former governor of the state, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau welcomed Kwakwanso.
Though the two personalities had political differences in the past, the later saw the former's presence in the PDP as an asset.
However, his remarks had a caveat, stating that only a changed Kwakwanso is welcomed to the party.
Shekarau, who spoke through his media aide, Sule Ya'u Sule said: "I hope the PDP has received a reformed Kwankwaso. I hope it is not the old Kwankwaso I knew."
Supremacy battle
Saturday Vanguard, however, learned that there are concerns about the likelihood of a supremacy battle between the defectors and those they met in the party.
Notwithstanding, the duo command huge followership that could shape calculations.
Concerned by insinuations that the state House of Assembly, could be affected by the turn of events, the Speaker of the House, Alhaji Yusuf Atta reiterated the House's loyalty to the APC.
He further said the House has 40 members from the 44 Local Government Areas in the state, adding that 33 are loyal to President Muhammadu Buhari and the state governor, AbdullahI Ganduje.
He said: "Six members, who are staunch followers of Kwankwaso, as well as one PDP member who clinched the mandate through a Supreme Court judgment are still with us. Negotiations have reached advanced stage with some among the six APC supporters of Kwankwaso on how to join the Ganduje camp."
Instructively, with nearly five million registered voters as at January 2018, Kano is critical to who wins the forthcoming presidential election. "The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, said the state currently has 4,975,701 registered voters.
Kano under the leadership of Kwakwanso, gave Buhari the highest votes of 1,903,999 million in 2015.
That is why there are concerns regarding the effects the defection of Kwakwanso and 14 other senators could have on the party's prospects. Many believe it could define the race to some extent. But some lawmakers elected on the platform of the APC told Saturday Vanguard, that the party's chances remain bright.
Buhari's chances
They added that the President would win overwhelmingly in the north, adding that he is still popular across the northern states.
Senator Bukar Abba Ibrahim, who is representing Yobe East Senatorial District said: "No, defections will not affect President Buhari's chances in 2019.The earlier these mercenaries leave us the better. President Muhammadu Buhari has been fully accepted by the masses and the mercenaries will not change anything about it."
Buhari's support base is strong—Sen Ndume
Senator Ali Ndume, who is representing Borno South Senatorial District said: "I don't think so because the support base which is the masses is intact. In fact, the implementation and successes of programmes like the N-Power, and Anchor Borrowers Program, among others, have increased the support base. Buhari is only unpopular with people that have skeletons in their cupboard especially PDP members."
A member of the House of Representatives, Mr. Chile Okafor representing Ehimembano/Ihitte Uboma/Obowo Federal Constituency said: "It will not affect him directly because President Buhari has his profile. He has his personality. He has his credentials as a democrat, and he is an incorruptible President. You can say anything and everything about him, but you can't say he is corrupt. You can't also say he doesn't mean well for this country. But we are waiting to see who the opposition will throw up."
Nigerians are not happy with Buhari — Ozekhome
However, Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, said: "
I am very happy about what has happened. What it has shown is that Nigerians are capable of showing that they are dissatisfied with a situation. And when they are dissatisfied with any situation in which they find themselves, they can do something about it. The senators and members of the House of Representatives were dissatisfied and they did something about it without fearing the consequences.
"That is important because the reason impunity thrives in Nigeria is that those who engage in impunity and bad governance believe that Nigerians are very docile. They are so afraid of their lives, afraid of losing their businesses, and afraid of losing their jobs. But this time, we saw people saying that they are dissatisfied with the situation and that they will not take it any longer. That is a significant lesson."
North'll not vote for Buhari —Dan-Musa
A presidential aspirant, Alhaji Ibrahim Dan-Musa, said: "The North would not vote for Buhari in the presidential election. The people, having seen that Buhari is worsening Nigeria's problems, will kick him out through ballot boxes.
"APC has disappointed Nigerians in the areas of food security, electricity, solid minerals development, youth empowerment, free and qualitative primary and secondary education and many other areas."
But a member of the House of Representatives from Ogun State, under the APC, Mr. Kayode Olawale, said: "I am not threatened at all by the defections. We see the development as freedom of association. The people have the right to associate and belong to any political party of their choice, but that does not translate to victory.
" That they have defected and are ganging up against the political party in power, is not new in Nigeria. People may say a similar thing happened in 2015 but what we must realise is that the scenario is different. And I will tell say that the way the storm gathered during then, was different from what we have now.
"The fact is that Nigerians still believe in the process we have on the ground.
" They believe in the leadership of Buhari, they believe in the ability of the APC to take them out of what the PDP put them in 16 years."
Our President feels he knows it all — Agada
A former Minister of State for Education, Prof. Jerry Agada said: "The fact is that those defecting and those not defecting are optimistic about what they are doing. They think they are doing it for good reasons.
"On President Buhari, the fact is that there is a way that man handles his political matters. It seems to me that he looks at himself as the only person who knows everything, while he looks at others as people who do not know what they are doing.
"If not, right from the time people started talking about these defections, at least some measures would have been taken to avert them. But most of the time he was unconcerned. It was the same kind of behavior he put up when they were electing the leadership of the National Assembly earlier in the life of his administration.
"He thinks because people were saying he is a man of integrity, there is no need to do more to be able to maintain that integrity."
Buhari can only win miraculously— Middle Belt group
Convener of Middle Belt Movement for Justice and Peace, MBMJP, Joe Bukka said: "Unfortunately, the inability of the President to shed his military mentality has become his albatross. Nigerians believed in him but he has lost it all. More Nigerians are poorer today compared to when he assumed office. Herdsmen have continually threatened the cooperate unity of this country and he chooses to remain mute.
"The fact is that the North Central in no longer for him. His support base in the core North is currently divided and even the entire South is pained by the attitude of the presidency to herdsmen killings across the country. In fact, it will take more than a miracle to have Buhari win another term in office."
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What is the revelation of His grace? That we do not need to work to be righteous, all we have to do is believe and claim His work on calvary. That is what is called grace.
Everytime we feel condemned or guilty, it is our heart that condemns us. The Holy Spirit will lead us to the path of righteousness and tell us that "His grace is sufficient for us".
Grace is also His divine enabling for us to do many things in our lives.
(verse 39) And by him all that believe are justified from all things, from which ye could not be justified by the law of Moses.
[verse 2] God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?


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Saint-Marcel-de-Félines ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Loire in der Region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Die Gemeinde gehört zum Arrondissement Roanne und zum Kanton Le Coteau (bis 2015: Kanton Néronde).

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Saint-Marcel-de-Félines liegt etwa 45 Kilometer westnordwestlich von Lyon. Die Loire begrenzt die Gemeinde im Westen. Umgeben wird Saint-Marcel-de-Félines von den Nachbargemeinden Neulise im Norden, Saint-Just-la-Pendue im Osten und Nordosten, Néronde im Südosten, Balbigny im Süden, Saint-Georges-de-Baroille im Westen sowie Pinay im Nordwesten.

Am Südrand der Gemeinde führt die Autoroute A89 entlang, die sich hier mit der Route nationale 82 kreuzt.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Burg aus dem 11. Jahrhundert, im 16. und  17. Jahrhundert in ein Schloss umgebaut
 Kirche Saint-Marcel
 Kapelle "Grotte de Félines"
 Kapelle Saint-Roch

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 Pascal Clément (1945–2020), Politiker (UMP), Justizminister (2005–2007), Bürgermeister von Saint-Marcel-de-Félines von 1977 bis 2001

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Ort in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Ort an der Loire


This 3,328,000 acre park and preserve is bounded on both sides by the Tongass National Forest, with the Gulf of Alaska to the south and Canada to the north. It includes tidewater glaciers flowing from the icy peaks of the Fairweather Range to the inlets.
The preserve also includes Mt Fairweather, the highest peak in southeastern Alaska at 15,320 feet. Glacier Bay is 60 miles long and dotted with icebergs from calving glaciers. The area is famous for sportfishing and whalewatching.