I got a message day before yesterday which I am not able to delete.
When I go into the message I can't see anything and I can't send any message to that number also... but notification stays.
Is there anyway to make this OS defect removed from my phone?
Happens to me often. Not sure why. It will delete eventually tho.
This is normally the time when a reboot solves most of these problems. Try to restart the Hub before the reboot, perhaps this is enough.
How to restart the hub?
Swipe down diagonally from the upper right corner(the carrier signal area) multiple times in the hub until it resets itself.
It happens sometimes that text messages or even mails are not to delete. But I never had this issue for more than a day. Normally a reboot solves all that. It is also a good idea to execute the deletion from the topmost Hub screen, not from subordinate screens like chat conversations or mail folders. You could also try to remove the display of text messages at all from Hub (and then add it again).
Ha! "Such issues are never heard of in iOS"?? Are you kidding? IOS has bugs too, like ANY OS does. IOS has been around much longer than BB10 and they STILL have issues.
It's a minor issue and will be fixed. No big deal!
So, this was just a regular email message? It is not a notification?
What if you log on to your email server using the web either a computer or even the phone's browser and see if you can delete the message at its source? That's the only one that won't delete?
No, this is for text message and not email client.
Maybe have someone send another text message with the same type or exact same text. Then search for that info so only those texts show up. See if you can use the Delete Prior or some such for all showing texts in that search?
And how to reinstall it?
Download and re install it..
It is corrupted. you can try changing display style from conversation to single message. Exit. Then change it back and exit again.
If the text did not delete, you will need to wipe the phone.
What is going on with group messaging in BB10?
Is there a app/software for BBM on my PC Windows 8 that can share like OS7?
i have jvm error on my bb bold screen what can i do?


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Sergej Dubrovin (* 3. Juni 1942 in Samarkand, Usbekische Sozialistische Sowjetrepublik; † 31. August 2015 in Belgrad, Serbien) war ein sowjetisch-jugoslawischer Opernsänger (Tenor).

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Dubrovin studierte Gesang am Staatlichen Sankt Petersburger Konservatorium "N.A. Rimski-Korsakow" in Leningrad. Nach Abschluss seiner Ausbildung wurde er als Solist an das Moskauer Bolschoi-Theater verpflichtet, ging dann aber als festes Ensemblemitglied an das Opernhaus Kiew. Er begann seine Karriere als Bass und wechselte dann über die Zwischenstufe als Bariton schließlich ins Tenorfach. Seine erste Rolle als Tenor war Faust in Margarethe von Charles Gounod. Dubrovin sang sowohl das lyrische Tenorfach als auch dramatische Tenorpartien. Seine sängerischen Vorbilder waren Enrico Caruso und Mario Lanza.

Dubrovin war später viele Jahre festes Ensemblemitglied der Nationaloper Belgrad (Narodno Pozorište u Beogradu). Zu seinen Rollen gehörten u. a. Manrico in Il trovatore, Radames in Aida, Don José in Carmen, Turiddu in Cavalleria rusticana, Maurizio in Adriana Lecouvreur und die Titelrolle in Otello. Im Oktober 1992 sang er in Belgrad die Titelrolle in einer Neuinszenierung der Oper Don Carlos.

Dubrovin gab auch Gastspiele im westlichen Ausland, so als Hermann in Pique Dame am Opernhaus Madrid oder als Sergej in Lady Macbeth von Mzensk am Hessischen Staatstheater Wiesbaden.

Schallplattenaufnahmen mit Dubrovin umfassen u. a. einen Live-Mitschnitt der Oper Lady Macbeth von Mzensk aus der Staatsoper Kiew und Auszüge (Arien und Duette) aus Carmen.

Dubrovin starb im August 2015 im Alter von 73 Jahren in Belgrad.

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 Preminuo tenor Sergej Dubrovin (Nachruf)
 Dubravka Zubovic/Sergej Dubrovin (Duett Azucena/Manrico aus Il trovatore)

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Hallyu group TVXQ have taken the number one spot on the Oricon Charts in just two days since releasing their latest Japanese single.
According to the Oricon Charts, TVXQ's 38th single 'SCREAM', which was released on the 4th, sold an additional 56,316 copies and topped the daily singles charts.
TVXQ entered the charts in second place after losing to 'Melon Juice' by HKT48, the sister group of AKB48, but topped the charts on the second day by selling more than three times as much as HKT48. TVXQ have sold a total of 113,386 copies in two days and have proven yet again just how popular they are in Japan.
As the first song in three months since their June-released single 'Ocean', 'SCREAM' has already been chosen as the OST of 'Sadako 3D 2′, and as the theme song of various programs such as 'Hiruobi' and 'MUSIC BB'.
TVXQ will be releasing their 'TVXQ LIVE TOUR 2013 ~TIME~' live recording DVD on the 23rd of October.
Group JYJ was able to see and feel their overwhelming popularity throughout the streets of Japan.
Yesterday, JYJ began their 'The Return of the JYJ' Japan Tokyo Dome concert and met with 150,000 fans. The streets were covered in posters and videos played of the group as well.
On the streets, not only were there posters, but also video footage from the member's dramas playing on screens as well.
On the streets of Japan, traces of the Hallyu can also be seen as there are also specialized JYJ sections for advertisements.
JYJ's concerts will also be broadcasted live in Japan theaters as well. For their last concert on April 4, it will be played live on a total of 113 different movie theaters in Japan.
Awww…We can enjoy this once again, can't we?


How is it possible, to transform(animate) the fingers of an old HandPose to a new HandPose with VRIK ?
Yes, So I started creating VRIKInteractionSystem. It's very raw still, but can already be used. I set it up to work with VRTK. The reason for that is because it is open source and I don't want to start creating a massive library of VR interactions, rather build a tool for just the IK and that can be used with all kinds of custom VR interaction (picking up, pushing, touching, whatever) solutions.
More info in the comments on the _README! gameobject in the VRIK_VRTK scene under "VRIK Interaction System/VRTK Integration".
Requires having VRTK in the project.
I have to go away for a week, which is why I'm sending it to you this raw, but I'll pick up on developing it when I get back.


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Iranian Assets in Luxembourg not Transferred to US
Keywords: Iran, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Luxembourg, USA
TEHRAN (IRNA) – Iran's Central Bank (CBI) said Luxembourg's judiciary system has stopped transfer of its assets to the U.S.
The CBI announced on Thursday that according to the Hague branch of the Presidential Centre for International Legal Affairs (CILA), the Luxembourg court confirmed the non-enforcement of U.S. domestic laws for their courts and the need to recognize the issued votes from American courts by Luxembourg in the property file of the Central Bank before the Clearstream institute.
The bank said a similar act has been taken by Italy and France in the past.
The notification also added that based on the recent legislative changes in the United States, U.S. courts can directly order the transfer of some assets that directly or indirectly belong to Iranian institutions including the Central Bank of Iran to the United States, regardless of their location.
The law explicitly ignores the national sovereignty of other countries.
It is emphasized in the announcement that the Central Bank of Iran has timely requested the Luxembourg district Court to issue an order banning the transfer of its assets just because of a US decision and by the Clearstream institute.
The Luxembourg court endorsed the request and insisted that any decree of a foreign court must be recognized and declared as effective by the courts of Luxembourg before it can be enforced in the national territory of that country.
It is also specified in the announcement that Luxembourg's recent decision explicitly prevents the Clearstream to voluntarily comply with the U.S. decision and transfer the assets of the Central Bank of Iran to the United States without previous issue of the final order in Luxembourg identifying and implementing this decision. In case of violation, the Clearstream Institute will be sentenced to pay a heavy fine.
daryani (14 May 2021, 07:38)
THANK YOU Luxembourg!!
MORADI (14 May 2021, 08:09)
Thank you Luxemburg an thank you europe for ressiting american imperialism.
Farid Boluja (14 May 2021, 10:44)
This money is blocked anyway, Iranians cannot use it. So "thank you Luxembour" for what?
Behnam Radpoor (14 May 2021, 11:36)
As an Iranian I should be happy because this is an Iranian asset, belobging to the Iranian people. But in reality, when this money will be returned to Iran it will be used for wars in Irak, in Syria, in Lebanon, in Yemen, in... Nothing will be used for the prosperity of ordinary Iranians. So, I prefer this money be blocked until there is a regime change in Iran. I say that despite the fact that I live in Iran and currently our conditions are very hard because of the hyper inflation.
Texan Expat (14 May 2021, 19:58)
Europe still hopes to revive the nuclear deal, but hardliners in Tehran are trying to kill it. In any case, in two months there will be a new president in Iran and he is expected to be a narrow minded anti-Westerner, worse than Ahmadinejad.
Juliano di M. (14 May 2021, 22:05)
The Iranians' money did not happen to be in Luxembourg. They were undoubtedly using this financial platform to bypass sanctions and other schemes. Last year, the European Commission launched legal actions against Luxembourg over laws to prevent money laundering. This small country of 600,000 people hosts as much foreign direct investment as the United States and much more than China. IMF researches shows that a large part of that money is parked in shell companies set up by multinationals, with no real business activities in Luxembourg.
Iran is doing its best to make the nuclear deal fail. Currently, the war in Gaza is helping them. To the general public, this may seem weird because Iran is in desperate need of money. This proves that those who govern Iran are looking after Russia's interests, not Iran's. So what their foreign minister said about Russia's influence makes sense. Iran became a very poor country so that Russia could become great.
Russia lives on its oil & gas exports. It doesn't want a big rival like Iran. Iran has the potential to produce and export as much oil & gas as Russia or Saudi Arabia. In fact, Iran has more reserves than Saudi Arabia. In this crowded market, nobody wants Iranian oil.
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Before going camping, coat brisket well with tenderizer.
Wrap with heavy duty aluminum foil.
Keep it in the refrigerator until you pack up to leave - this gives the tenderizer time to soak in.
Place in preheated 250 degree dutch oven and cover.
Cook on low heat for 6 hours or more for full flavor and juiciness.
You can cook faster on a higher heat, but it is not nearly as good.
Use the meat juice, flour, salt, and pepper to make a gravy and pour it over served meat.
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The Institute of Pastoral Studies (IPS) offers six certificate programs. All certificate programs are accessible online with an exception to the Pastoral Counseling program which is only available on-site. Some of these programs provide practical skills and can be obtained without an advanced degree, while others require an advanced degree to support the additional scholarly study. Please see the individual descriptions for prerequisite requirements.
The certificate programs provide participants with the opportunity to pursue a concentrated series of courses in Pastoral Counseling, Spiritual Direction, Social Justice or Religious Education. In each of the advanced graduate certificate programs, students may substitute some courses for others, with the approval of the program director, in order to avoid redundancy or in order to create specialized professional focus.


René Magritte's The Son of Man appears in Alejandro Jodorowsky's film The Holy Mountain, on a wall in the house of Jupiter. The film was produced by Beatles manager Allen Klein of ABKCO Music and Records, after Jodorowsky scored an underground phenomenon with El Topo (The Mole) and the acclaim of both John Lennon and George Harrison (Lennon and Yoko Ono put up production money).
Robin Williams in Toys (Barry Levinson, 1992).
The set design, costumes, and promotional poster reflect the painting's style.
The Son of Man appears several times in the 1999 version of The Thomas Crown Affair, especially in the final robbery scenes when men wearing bowler hats and trench coats carry briefcases throughout the museum to cover Crown's movements and confuse the security team.
In the film Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium (Zach Helm, 2007), the painting is seen hanging on the wall half finished; at the end of the film Mr Magorium is seen to be painting the rest of it.
In Jimmy Liao's illustrated book Starry Starry Night (2011), the protagonist girl, with the painting illustrated behind her, imitates the painting to express her protest against her parents' long term fighting.
In Gary Braunbeck's novel Keepers (2005), the antagonist figures (the "Keepers" of the title) resemble the nattily-dressed, bowler-hatted figures of Magritte's painting. Also, in the opening scene of the book, the reference is directly made and explained to this resemblance because of an apple-scented car air freshener printed with the image of the painting hanging in the protagonist's car.
In Lev Grossman's 2009 novel The Magicians the antagonist is a man wearing a suit, with his face obscured by a leafed branch suspended in midair.
Page of the Help! script. In the film there's a very brief scene where the Beatles, after being chased by the bad guys, end up in the swimming pool of a resort hotel with all the guests looking on as they emerge wet, bedraggled and fully-clothed from the pool.
Across the Universe is a song recorded by The Beatles. It was written by John Lennon, and credited to Lennon–McCartney. The song first appeared on the various artists' charity compilation album No One's Gonna Change Our World in December 1969, and later, in different form, on Let It Be, the group's final released album.
One night in 1967, the phrase "words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup" came to Lennon after hearing his then-wife Cynthia, according to Lennon, "going on and on about something." Later, after "she'd gone to sleep—and I kept hearing these words over and over, flowing like an endless stream," Lennon went downstairs and turned it into a song. He began to write the rest of the lyrics and when he was done, he went to bed and forgot about them.
The song's lyrical structure is straightforward: three repetitions of a unit consisting of a verse, the line "Jai guru deva om" and the line "Nothing's gonna change my world" repeated four times. The lyrics are highly image-based, with abstract concepts reified with phrases like thoughts "meandering", words "slithering", and undying love "shining". The title phrase "across the universe" appears at intervals to finish lines, although it never cadences, always appearing as a rising figure, melodically unresolved. It finishes on the leading note; to the Western musical ear, the next musical note would be the tonic and would therefore sound complete.
While the term "dark horse" had long been applied to George Harrison due to his success as a solo artist following The Beatles' break-up in 1970, commentators recognise the song as Harrison's rebuttal to a number of possible detractors: those reviewers who criticized the spiritual content of his 1973 album Living in the Material World; his first wife, Pattie Boyd; and his former band-mates John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Harrison also used the title for that of his record label, and his 1974 North American tour with Ravi Shankar would come to be known as the Dark Horse Tour.
The Tom Wilkes-designed front cover of Dark Horse features a 1956 Liverpool Institute high-school photograph presented inside a lotus flower, behind which a dream-like Himalayan landscape extends to the horizon, where the "deathless Yogi of the Ancient of Days", Shiv-Goraksha Babaji, sits. While some observers have seen pointed similarities with the Beatles' iconic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band cover image, Harrison's choice of artwork reflected his enduring admiration for Terry Gilliam's animation on Monty Python's Flying Circus. In the photo, a thirteen-year-old Harrison is pictured in the centre of the top row, his face tinted blue; school teachers appear dressed in long-sleeve tops bearing a superimposed record-company logo or Om symbol. Wilkes and Harrison disagreed over the size of the Babaji image, which the designer apparently disliked and wanted to reduce in size.
Inside the gatefold cover, around the edges of a tinted photo of Harrison and comedian Peter Sellers walking beside a Friar Park lake, text asks the "Wanderer through this Garden's ways" to "Be kindly" and refrain from casting "Revengeful stones" if "perchance an Imperfection thou hast found", the reason being: "The Gardener toiled to make his Garden fair, Most for thy Pleasure." A speech balloon over the photograph contains the words "Well, Leo! What say we promenade through the park?" This line was taken from the Mel Brooks movie The Producers, a favourite of Sellers and Harrison.
On the back cover, Harrison is pictured sitting on a garden bench, the back timbers of which are apparently carved with his name and that of the album. Similar to Harrison's attire in the outdoor scenes of the Ding Dong, Ding Dong video clip, Leng refers to his appearance here as resembling the Jethro Tull character Aqualung. Terry Doran's photo, given the same orange hue as the one inside the gatefold, was also used on some European picture sleeves for the Ding Dong and Dark Horse singles around this time.
Dark Horse 's inner sleeve notes were all the work of Harrison himself, written on a plane early in the tour. Along with the first Harrison-album credit for FPSHOT, and the now-familiar "All glories to Sri Krsna" dedication, his purple pen records various in-jokes while listing the many contributing musicians. As well as the confusing inclusion of Boyd and Eric Clapton's names (leading to the assumption that they had actually contributed to the track), the song title Bye Bye, Love is juxtaposed with the words Hello Los Angeles, while "OHLIVERE" would appear to be a reference to Harrison's new lover and future wife, Dark Horse Records secretary Olivia Arias. The latter is also included among the title track's musician credits – her contribution being "Trinidad Blissed Out". Under Ding Dong, aside from the appearance of "Ron Would If You Let Him" on guitar, Friar Park's original owner, Sir Frank Crisp, is credited for providing "Spirit". Arias's face, in a photo taken by tour photographer Henry Grossman, appeared on the record's side-two face label, while a corresponding picture of Harrison appeared on side one.
Art of Dying is a song by English musician George Harrison, released on his 1970 triple album All Things Must Pass. It was written in 1966–67 when Harrison first became immersed in Hindu spirituality, and its subject matter is reincarnation – the "art" in question being the need to avoid rebirth, by limiting actions and thoughts whose consequences lead to one's soul returning in another, earthbound life form. The song was co-produced by Phil Spector and features a hard-charging rock arrangement that has been described as "proto-disco". The backing musicians include Eric Clapton and the rest of the latter's short-lived band Derek and the Dominos, as well as Gary Wright, Billy Preston and a teenage Phil Collins playing the congas.
For the last 30 or more years of his life, George Harrison repeatedly identified his first experience of taking the hallucinogenic drug LSD, with John Lennon and their wives, as being responsible for his interest in spirituality and Hinduism. The "trip" occurred by accident in February 1965, and he later recalled a thought coming to his mind during the experience: "'Yogis of the Himalayas.' I don't know why … It was like somebody was whispering to me: 'Yogis of the Himalayas.'" But it was a visit in August 1967 to the epicentre of hippie conterculturalism, San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district, that then persuaded him to abandon LSD and pursue a spiritual path through meditation.
The mention of "a million years of crying" is a reference to the endless cycle of rebirth associated with reincarnation, where the soul repeatedly fails to leave the material world and attain nirvana, otherwise known as moksha.
Since Harrison's death in November 2001, the lyrics of Art of Dying have been much quoted as a comment on the nature of human existence.
Glass onions were large hand blown glass bottles used aboard sailing ships to hold wine or brandy. For increased stability on rough seas, the bottles were fashioned with a wide-bottom shape to prevent toppling, thus making the bottles look somewhat onion-shaped.
Glass Onion is a song by The Beatles from their 1968 double-album The Beatles primarily written by John Lennon and credited to Lennon–McCartney. This is the first track on the album to feature Ringo Starr on drums. Starr briefly left the group during recording sessions for the album and was replaced on drums by Paul McCartney on both Back in the U.S.S.R. and Dear Prudence.
The song refers to several earlier Beatles songs. It also refers to the "Cast Iron Shore," a coastal area of south Liverpool known to local people as "The Cazzy".
The song's "the Walrus was Paul" lyric is both a reference to I Am the Walrus and Lennon saying "something nice to Paul" in response to changes in their relationship at that time.
" I threw the line in—'the Walrus was Paul'—just to confuse everybody a bit more. It could have been 'The fox terrier is Paul.' I mean, it's just a bit of poetry. I was having a laugh because there'd been so much gobbledygook about Pepper—play it backwards and you stand on your head and all that.


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It should be noted that this 2021 year has been one of the most painful for the British crown in many years, and Queen Elizabeth II is the one who has suffered the most in each of those years.
After the late Princess of Wales' youngest son made the decision to put land between the royal family and their marriage, some things happened that marked the crown.
And it was in April of that same year that the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Felipe de Edimburgo died at the age of 99, after a delicate health picture he had previously presented.
Since then, the 95-year-old monarch has had to change her agenda for her own health as some British media have claimed it is a deep depression.
However, the Prince of Wales and his wife, Camilla Parker, as well as the Dukes of Cambridge, had to defend the monarch at all public events.
But the one who gave something to talk about was Kate Middleton, who surprised with her piano skills, clips that were posted on her official Instagram account.
Kate Middleton at the concert?
A few days ago, promotions for the traditional Christmas concert that will take place on the night of December 24 at Westminster Abbey were unveiled.
Still, all fans were captivated but not by the fabulous event, but by the possible appearance of the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, after having been beautiful in promotions.
No one can deny that today Katte Middleton and Meghan Markle have become the friendly face of the monarchy, despite the fact that the relationship between them is not the best since Prince Harry's wedding.
And it is that the first daughter-in-law of Lady Di was very well able to take over the crown, because her sympathy led her to win the hearts of a people who loved no one else after the princess. Diana.
Promoting the event, the 39-year-old Duchess sits at the piano and performs very catchy songs, an instrument she has learned to play since childhood.
But the wife of the future king is a real case of kindness, because she knows how to play the piano and the flute, which proves that she has a very good musical ear, so her presence at the event is eagerly awaited by the fans.
She learned this skill from the Duchess at the age of 10 and 13 and as she learned she taught her mother Carole, sister Pippa and brother James, making it one of her biggest passions.
It should be noted that last week the Duchess was at her Norfolk residence, Anmer Hall, rehearsing to participate in "Royal Carols: Together at Christmas", which airs tonight at 7:30 p.m. KST. ).
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Counter Charge - 213 - TNW2 - Chronicling Basilea!
213 - TNW2 - Chronicling Basilea!
Welcome back to the Narrative Workshop! In our second installment Mark is joined by Ben Stoddard and Jordan Hawthorne to discuss what is arguably the most importnant human faction in all of Mantica (at least in their minds), Basilea. Come join us on our own kind of Christmas Carol adventure as we discuss the past, present, and future of Basilea!
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Tolls and gas tax will fuel increased state borrowing, according to Malloy's budget
By Marc E. Fitch February 6, 2018
Taxes, Transportation
Establishing tolls along Connecticut's highways and increasing the state gasoline tax by 7 cents per gallon would allow the Special Transportation Fund to issue $1.2 billion in bonds in 2022, up from $800 million this year, according to Governor Dannel Malloy's budget proposal.
The governor's plan to institute tolls on Connecticut's highways, raise the gasoline tax and create a tire tax, has been met with some support in the legislature but mixed reactions in the public.
In January the governor announced that 400 state-funded projects would be delayed indefinitely because the STF would no longer have enough revenue to meet its growing expenses. Debt service payments for past projects and operating costs are projected to grow more than $500 million in the next five years.
This deficit meant the STF would have to limit its bonding to $3.7 billion, with most of those funds going toward Malloy's Let's Go CT! project.
The increased revenue from tolls and the gasoline tax would essentially allow the STF to continue bonding at previously planned levels, adding $1.2 billion in 2023, when the tolls would be up and running if they are approved by the legislature.
Currently, due to the suspension of projects, Connecticut is only scheduled to bond $650 million in 2023.
The governor's proposed budget estimates between $600 and $800 million per year would be collected through electronic tolling and said that it is "imperative to move forward now in order to allow time for the design and buildout required."
The increase to the gasoline tax would be phased in over five years and is estimated to bring in $105 million in 2023 when it is fully implemented.
The $3 tax on tires is estimated to generate $8 million per year.
The governor also proposed eliminating the School Bus Seat Belt Account to add an additional $2 million per year to the STF. The governor states the account "no longer serves its original purpose." The seat belt account has continually been used to fill budget gaps in the past.
In total, between the new taxes and tolls, Connecticut residents and commuters would be paying an additional $915 million per year, which would then be used to pay for additional state borrowing.
The governor said the increased revenue will prevent rate hikes and service cuts for Connecticut's bus and rail service and allow the state to move forward with previously planned projects.
Marc E. Fitch
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June 16th 2017, I was privileged to be 1 of 1000 Africans and 24 Cameroonians who began a journey which will among other things change our perspectives on leadership and development in our communities and our role in the development of our Country, the African Continent, and the world.
Selected under for the Business and Entrepreneurship Track, I was placed at the prestigious IVY League Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire to study "Design Driven Entrepreneurship" alongside 24 other brilliant young leaders from 18 other African Countries including Nigeria, South Africa, Ivory Coast, The Gambia, Zambia, Namibia, Burundi, Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mali, Liberia, Senegal, Ethiopia, Lesotho, Sudan and Ghana. I spent 6 weeks with these impressive young leaders in Hanover New Hampshire where we were immersed into course work on Design Thinking, Design Driven Entrepreneurship, Developing, Leadership Development, Practical Business Skills, Team Building among others.
Like every other one of them, this for me, was the beginning of an interesting journey learning about people from other African countries, discovering the similarities and differences in the realities we face and also realising the unfortunate truth that it only took us traveling out of Africa to connect with each other and create relationships that will help us create impact in Africa across National borders.
I had the opportunity to live and work with inspiring people like Eyram from Ghana and Adebayo from Nigeria who develop Digital Games around African folklore and culture, Mpho Sekwele who inspires young people in South Africa to overcome life's challenges by hiking Mountains as a metaphor, Bilaly who is inspiring a new Generation of Leaders and Entrepreneurs and who is going to be President of Mali someday (fingers crossed), @Youku Kasselie who is turning Trash into Treasure in Liberia and other young African leaders working to change the community in different inspiring and innovative ways. You can get inspired by their profiles on the Dartmouth website. Young people through whom I learned, we don't need to look across the continent in order to collaborate and change Africa.
The true secret behind the success of our fellowship was the amazing team in charge of our program who sacrificed their time, their lives, their comfort to make sure that 25 young Africans made the most of their time during the fellowship. Amy, Tom, Skye, Jake, Julie, Amadu, Don, Al, Vincent, Rich, Prof Robbie, Lorie, Sarah and other amazing people gave their all to nourish us with knowledge, experiences, food of course and networks which we'll build on.
As if Dartmouth wasn't experience enough, I got to spend a weekend with the amazing David and Sue Taylor who showered me with love, food and took me around New Hampshire and Vermont to visit small businesses and farms who taught me valuable lessons about growth and sustainability. I learnt how businesses like the Mcnamara Dairy, Edgewater Farms, etc have leveraged their communities and expertise to build sustainable business models, are using customer feedback to innovate and diversify and have stayed successful for so many years while enjoying rapid, controllable growth.
During our 6 weeks at Dartmouth, we visited small and Big Organisations in the New England area, including Timberland, Ben and Jerry's, Community Access Television and more. I had a particular experience at Timberland where I got the experience of rediscovering the company as a Social Impact Giant and not only a luxury shoemaker as we've come to know them in Cameroon. Lesson learnt: People feel a lot better buying our products or services if they know that they're contributing to solving a Social Need and not just enriching some people… and "The most important thing is to Walk the Talk…" —Jim Pisani Global Brand President
We worked in different groups — sometimes with people who got us on the tip of our nerves — to identify a problem in our communities and utilise the numerous resources placed at our disposal, the knowledge and tricks we learnt in class and the guidance of our Professors, program coordinators and Teaching Assistants to craft and propose a Project which will solve this problem.
We also had the chance to present our group projects to a team of Investors in a pitch competition where my Team whose project was aimed at reducing Recidivism in Cameroon won the prize (wink). To make our experience even more impact filled, we had numerous Cultural exchange programs and Networking events during which we met a lot of amazing people and created friendships and networks which we have been using to improve on the work we do in our communities.
I met an amazing young man Ed Kim who opened my eyes to a lot more about practical Leadership and Team Management in less than 6 weeks than I have learned in over 2 years now running my company. a few things I can cite include:-
"When you're leading people, telling them to be more creative is just as helpful as throwing water on the ground. You need to stop telling your team to be creative or to work as a team… instead, you need to actually create an environment which will force them to do so."
"The most important person in a group or team is not necessarily the founder or the leader, but the first person to follow the leader. He is the trendsetter and he's the one who assures everyone else that it's okay to join."
Furthermore, we joined the people of the New Hampshire and Vermont communities through Community Service projects with non-profits once every week to contribute to providing aid to vulnerable people in the New England area. My group worked with "Willing Hands" — a non-profit which works to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to the homeless and families in need in the Hartford area.
Our MWF experience groomed us all to become better entrepreneurs who understand the importance of identifying the needs of the people around us and creating solutions to these needs. We emerged leaders ever more determined to creating positive Change.
These lessons were cemented in our hearts when all 1000 of us regrouped in Washington DC for networking, and Keynote speeches from Tony Elumelu and other high profile speakers.
It is hard to capture what I learnt personally during my MWF experience in a few words as it feels like our mouths were opened and oceans of specifically targeted knowledge were poured into us, each clearly opening our eyes to aspects of our organisations and our communities where we will work to improve as soon as we return.
A few of the Biggest Lessons to note include the following.
Design Driven Entrepreneurship. We must, as entrepreneurs apply Design thinking to the process of finding solutions, we must Identify abundance in Slack resources.
Stepping in others' Shoes. We must… MUST step away from our side of the communication to get a picture of what our Stakeholders (Customers, beneficiaries, donors, etc) seeing and understanding
Social Good. Small Organisations (like yours) can create Impact and bring change. It takes a Community to Create Impact… We sure as hell cannot Change the world on our own, but we damn well can try.
Now that we've returned to our Home countries, all 1000 of us have a determination to dive right into action. Personally, I am in the process of drawing a road map of what I'll do both at my organisations to expand the impact we've been creating and as a Community Leader to share the knowledge I've gathered with other young Leaders.
Re-Strategizing: I will be working with my team to apply the concepts of Design Driven Entrepreneurship to the solutions we're providing to organisations and passing these concepts down to the organisations we consult, partners, those in our networks and as many organisations as we can reach out to.
Workshop: Sometime this month, I'll be organising a workshop on Design Driven Entrepreneurship during which I plan to share the concepts, tools and resources I learnt about over 6 weeks in Dartmouth. I hope to do this with the assistance and hopefully guest lectures from my professors at Dartmouth.
I'll be communicating on Social Media and other Digital Platforms details about this workshop.
Mentoring: I plan to mentor as many young people as possible who have a desire to do more in their communities and have a dream to be part of the YALI experience and Network.
I plan to continue working with the US Embassy in Cameroon and the young people in my community to identify projects we can implement in our communities to empower our young people and to boost development.
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Верку́дське озеро (або Веркуда) — невелике озеро льодовикового походження в центральній частині Вітебської області Білорусі, на території Ушацького району. Знаходиться в басейні річки Туравлянка, за 17 км на схід від селища Ушачі.

Озеро з групи Ушацьких озер, неправильної форми, витягнулось із північного заходу на південний схід довжиною 2,2 м. Має на півдні 3 вузькі затоки, найзахідніша з яких відмежована від основної водойми довгим і вузьким мисом-півостровом. При цьому утворюється своєрідне окреме озеро, яке має глибину всього на 0,5 м меншу за максимальну глибину всього озера. На південному сході міститься невеликий острів.

Схили улоговини висотою 25-30 м, переважно вкриті лісом, на сході — розорені. Береги низинні та болотисті, зливаються зі схилами улоговини, на півночі та заході дещо підняті. Підводна частина улоговини складається з 2 плесів. Літоральна зона піщана, глибоководна вкрита мулом. Дно вкрите сапропелем. Смуга надводної рослинності шириною до 140 м і до глибини 3 м.

Над озером розташовані села Роги, Веркуди та Лози. До озера впадають 3 струмки на південному сході, на півночі витікає струмок до сусіднього озера Паульського.

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Rigg Conveyancing are a conveyancing team based in North Narrabeen. Rigg Conveyancing specialise in residential property conveyancing throughout NSW, focusing on the Northern Beaches and North Shore.
When you're dealing with something as important and multi-faceted as buying and selling a property, you want the certainty that you're dealing with a conveyancer who can provide professionalism, transparency and efficiency.
The team at Rigg Conveyancing are just the people to see for a no fuss approach to conveyancing. Rigg Conveyancing can help you with the whole residential property conveyancing process including contracts, finance and settlement.
The company culture at Rigg Conveyancing is different to other firms you may have dealt with, which is one of the benefits of choosing the company over others.
The director, Robert Rigg, leads his team of conveyancers according to the research-backed principle that employee happiness is increased in proportion to the amount of control they have over their lives.
All team members are involved in all areas of the business, which allows the employees of Rigg Conveyancing to be autonomous within their role.
When you call Rigg Conveyancing to make your initial enquiry or to follow up on your matters, every member of the Rigg Conveyancing is in a position to provide you with the assistance you need.
Rigg Conveyancing has been a trusted conveyancing solicitors firm in the local community for close to 15 years.
The business was previously named Gavin Williamson and Associates for many years until a recent re-brand.
Robert Rigg and a fellow co-worker purchased the business in 2005. The role of director was fully assigned to Robert in recent years, and he decided to re-brand the company in late 2017.
Along with the name change, the company also introduced a new logo, website and a fresh new fitout of their office which reflects their new branding.
Robert is the director of Rigg Conveyancing and is a licensed conveyancer with over 20 years experience. Having always been a people person, Robert knew from a young age that he would find his ideal career path in a customer service focused industry.
Being a people person, Robert loves working in the conveyancing industry. He enjoys helping people with buying and selling properties which is one of the most important things people do during their lifetime.
Robert likes to get involved in each client's specific scenario and he has a great approach with making people feel comfortable about the whole purchasing and selling process, which can be something the client is often stressed about.
He has great attention to detail, and enjoys looking at contracts and the challenge of dealing with unique situations that constantly arise in this line of work.
After finishing high school, Robert went straight into tertiary education, completing his Advanced Diploma in Conveyancing at TAFE.
Following his studies, Robert made a start in the conveyancing industry by finding a position at local conveyancing firm, Gavin Williamson and Associates.
After working for Gavin Williamson and Associates for a couple of years, Robert realised that he had developed the skills and interest necessary to run his own conveyancing business.
In 2005 the perfect opportunity came about for Robert and another employee to buy the conveyancing business they worked for. Robert later became sole director and continues to build the business.
When you're looking for a conveyancing firm to handle your property transfer needs, you may find other outdated office environments have a management structure that's governed by the approach of ruling with an iron fist.
Rigg Conveyancing has a different approach. Rather than simply following orders and clocking in and out every day, the team members are actively involved in all areas of the day to day operations of the business.
This means Rigg Conveyancing have a strong focus on customer service. This has always been the basis of the company's values.
Rigg Conveyancing deliver a speedy service and provide a proactive approach to customer service.
The team are involved in all aspects throughout the conveyance process, right from initial talks with clients, along with administration as well as the settlement process.
This means when somebody calls the Rigg Conveyancing office, almost anyone who picks up the call can assist the client, which is quite different from other firms.
A lot of other firms have one particular person dedicated to one particular matter, and if that one person is not available at that time, they can't really facilitate the call.
There are four people in the whole team at the time of writing, including three licensed conveyancers and one trainee working towards being fully-licensed. Having an office with this many license conveyancers on hand is unique in the conveyancing world.


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Apple Acquires Augmented Reality Headset Manufacturer
Apple company recently discreetly acquired Vrvana, a Canadian manufacturer of a helmet that oscillates between virtual reality and augmented reality.
This is a new step for Apple in its quest for an augmented reality helmet for 2020. According to Techcrunch, Apple bought the helmet manufacturer Vrvana (pronounced "Véairvana") for $30 million. Contacted by the media specialized in new technologies, Apple has neither confirmed nor denied this information.
Vrvana is a Canadian company still in its infancy in augmented reality. Founded in 2005, it would have received only $2 million in funding to date, a minimal amount to develop a physical product. However, its Totem helmet, for the time being, a prototype, impressed observers when it was launched last year.
While the purchase was not directly confirmed, secondary sources assured Techcrunch that the transaction had been completed. Vrvana employees would already be working at Apple, and the Canadian company has not been communicating over social networks since August.
Augmented Reality Pioneer
With the launch of its Totem, Vrvana has developed the concept of "extended reality," between virtual and augmented reality. As explains, VrVana made a helmet in the form of a virtual reality helmet, covering the user's entire vision, but added cameras on the front of the helmet to film the real world. This hybrid system made it possible to locate the user's hands in infrared while integrating into a 3D world.
One of Vrvana's advantages is also to offer virtual projections on the real world in color and opaque, while other augmented reality headsets like Microsoft's Hololens can only display ghosts in black. However, Vrvana encountered a problem of too high latency, which hampered its use.
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More broadly, this acquisition should allow Apple to accelerate in the design of its augmented reality helmet. Unveiled by Bloomberg on November 8th, Apple's effort to build its helmet seems increasingly consistent. Unofficial information already reports a team of several hundred engineers and the design of a specific operating system called "rOS" for reality Operating System.
While the apple firm is always looking to diversify and gain a foothold in the business environment, the acquisition of Vrvana could be a significant asset.
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A £10 million office campus which has already provided headquarters for two organisations and around 200 staff is now attracting renewed interest after completion of the remaining two buildings.
PDR Construction is putting the finishing touches to the external amenities at The Beacon in Brighton Street, Hull, for client Horncastle Group which launched the project two years ago with help from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Garness Jones of Hull are marketing the new buildings as joint agents with JLL and are citing the success stories of the City Health Care Partnership (CHCP) and intermodal logistics specialists InterBulk to highlight the benefits for big players.
Ian Hodges, managing director of Horncastle Group, said: "The Beacon is a £10 million project and because it was supported by the ERDF we were able to deliver the quality which you would not otherwise achieve in this market.
David Garness, managing director of Garness Jones, said CHCP and InterBulk were attracted by accessibility and affordability at The Beacon. He said: "The CHCP found that it was more cost-effective to buy their own headquarters at The Beacon than to continue renting and InterBulk saw their move as an affordable means of relocating into modern premises and staying in Hull.
The CHCP moved into the first building of 15,000 square feet on the site in January 2014 and InterBulk moved into 10,000 square feet in October that year. The third office provides 15,779 square feet and the final building, which was completed just before Christmas, is 10,463 square feet. Each is self-contained and has its own dedicated parking.
Paul Dransfield, managing director of PDR Construction, added: "We have been involved with The Beacon for three years and it stands out as excellent example of developer, funder and contractor working together and delivering a quality office destination on this gateway site into Hull.
"When Horncastle, working with ERDF, pushed the button in early 2013 it was the first speculative office development in the area for more than five years and now, three years on, the team have delivered 70,000 square feet of Grade A office space which has attracted some prestigious tenants and attracted award nominations for outstanding design.


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Created by adelheid Artistic Director Heidi Strauss, re·research is a program that provides emerging dance artists with space, time and infrastructure to explore non-product-oriented creation and process.
Fractals of You takes both its title and primary fascination from the phenomenon of similar patterns repeated at every scale – macro or micro, a fractal looks the same.
Watching A View on Latin America days after Trump's victory, I couldn't help but watch this collection of Latin American perspectives and see a community united.
Good Women Dance Collective commission Vancouver-based Justine Chambers for new work exploring the dance vocabulary and near-star power of backing vocalists.
Can Choreography Really Change Music?
The concept behind Marie-Josée Chartier's petites danses is a simple one: how does choreography change the way we hear music?
Encounters, the company's season opener, is a double bill featuring world premieres: Jacinto by Morris and Herd by Toronto guest choreographer Alysa Pires. This is a different Citie Ballet than from the last time I saw them perform.
Danse de nuit by Québec City-based choreographer Karine Ledoyen looks at nightlife and sentimental wounds. It gets at the crazy stuff we do as we attempt to heal ourselves.
Patience might be the last word that many kathak dancers think of when either practising or preparing for a show. After all, for the most part, kathak is known these days for fast, stomping footwork and pirouettes that leave the audience dizzy in their seats. But for Nahid Siddiqui, one of the foremost proponents of kathak today, patience is the key to unlocking the potential – of both the form and the dancer.
The fourteenth annual Festival Quartiers Danses strung together themes of accessibility, originality, history and joy in contemporary dance today.


When Can I File a Wrongful Death Suit in New Jersey?
Can I File a Wrongful Death Suit in New Jersey?
When a loved one passes away, compensation is likely the last thing on your mind, especially when the death is sudden or unexpected. However, when someone acted in a way that lead to the unnecessary death, it is important to seek the damages you are owed. This compensation can go a long way in covering funeral expenses and handling the estate after your loved one has passed.
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A call for poets… from Sarah Cortez!
September 18, 2013 September 17, 2013 Sandra Fernandez Arts & Entertainment, General
Are you a poet? Can you answer the question "what do you remember about Mexico?" in poetry? Then this opportunity might be for you! Houston-based poet/author Sarah Cortez is looking for poems for a new anthology of original poetry, Goodbye, Mexico: Poems of Remembrance.
The deadline for submissions is February 28, 2014. Details on this anthology, guidelines for submission and more about Sarah Cortez, are included below.
Goodbye, Mexico: Poems of Remembrance will be a poetry anthology of original work composed in response to the following question: what do you remember about Mexico?
That Mexico has been irrevocably altered by the ravages of narco-violence is indisputable. Together with other complex dynamics of the current century, such as globalization, the failing middle class, and the disrupted tourist industry, this beloved country has changed almost beyond recognition. Many people on both sides of the border grieve the loss of the Mexico that was, particularly the Mexico that existed during the last half of the Twentieth century. This volume will give voice to poets on this side of the border.
This anthology will gather the varied voices of accomplished poets reaching into and beyond nostalgia to remember, to honor, or to document (through figurative imagery) their experiences. These recollections may be sharp or sad, hilarious or tragic, celebratory or condemning. Each poet will have his/her own unique reactions to remembering Mexico and its people, and the vibrant border culture.
We are seeking strong poems of human experience and personal reactions. Do not send your polemics; do not send performance poetry. The poems we want to see will be distinguished by a high level of craft in an array of voices and verse forms. The poems may approach the topic directly or obliquely.
Guidelines for Submission
Submit up to five (5) unpublished poems, up to sixty (60) lines each. ("Unpublished" means the work has not appeared in the same or a similar form online or in hard copy.)
Send two (2) copies of each typed poem (12 pt. font, Times New Roman) with the following contact info in the top left corner of both pages: name, address, email address, and two telephone numbers, if possible.
Send an SASE only if you wish your poems returned. Otherwise notification will be made through email and poems will be recycled.
Send on a separate page a professional bio (written in third person) of up to sixty (60) words. Include your prizes, awards, publications. In a separate paragraph on this same page, include 2-3 sentences summarizing your relationship to Mexico. Bios may be edited, if used.
Electronic submissions are not accepted. NO simultaneous submissions.
Mail submissions to: S. Cortez, POB 980579, Houston, TX 77098-0579, ATTN: Mexico Project
If you have further question, please email the editor at creativewritinghouston@gmail.com
Postmarked deadline for submissions is February 28, 2014.
Sarah Cortez
Texas Review Press, housed at Sam Houston State University, publishes between twenty and twenty-three titles a year, including the winners of four international competitions and an annual Southern poetry anthology, making it one of the most productive literary presses in the Southwest. TRP is a member of the TAMU Consortium.
Sarah Cortez is the award-winning editor of six anthologies and the author of three books of poetry and/or memoir. Her work is widely anthologized in the U.S. and Europe. Winner of the PEN Texas Literary Award in poetry, her anthologies and individual works have been short-listed in numerous contests. www.poetacortez.com
In case you didn't notice it above, the deadline is February 28, 2014.
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By the second trimester of all three pregnancies I would have to stop and think before getting out of bed because my lower back would seize up during the night, and running around after younger ones when you're pregnant doesn't help either.
The thing is it doesn't stop there. It's now almost eight months since Littlest B arrived and if anything I'd say my back pain is worse, not better.
What with breastfeeding an increasingly heavy baby, pushing the double buggy up a hill on the school run, bumping it up and down the flight of steps in front of our house and trying to do umpteen things one handed with a baby on my hip there just isn't the chance for it to get any better.
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1. Stretch. I found pregnancy yoga brilliant for easing pregnancy back pain, and even though I'm not pregnant anymore I still do the stretches at home. I found the child pose especially helpful.
2. Go for a walk. You might not feel like it, especially if your back is aching, but walking in pregnancy is one of the best cardiovascular exercises for pregnant women. It will help you stay a healthy weight and avoid any additional pressure on the back.
3. Go swimming. I loved swimming in pregnancy, mainly because I could forget I was actually pregnant! The water supports all your weight so you can move freely, and like walking swimming will also help you stay a healthy weight.
4. Try a cold therapy pain relief. I've been using both Deep Freeze pain relief cold gel and Deep Freeze pain relief cold patches which I've been asked to review by Mumsnet and which really take the edge off my back pain. Deep Freeze is drug free so if you're pregnant or breastfeeding it's totally safe to use.
The patches are supposed to offer up to three hours' pain relief, but I'd say they last longer than that – I can still feel the cooling benefit on my skin hours after I've taken it off. The gel (£2.15) is similarly easy to use – you just rub it in and it starts working straight away. I now keep a tube next to the nappy cream and anti-bac gel in my nappy bag just in case. If you haven't tried something like Deep Freeze before then give it a go – it really does take the edge off.
5. Use a hotsy botsy (also known as a hot water bottle – don't ask!) The opposite of Deep Freeze which is cold therapy, a hot water bottle on your achy bits or a warm bath can also really help soothe your back.
6. Wear proper shoes. By that I mean ones which distribute your weight evenly, as opposed to ones that don't – like stilettos. Sorry peeps.
7. Invest in a memory foam mattress. We bought a memory foam mattress half way through my pregnancy with Little B and my goodness I wish we'd bought one before. It moulds to the shape of your body so you're perfectly supported at night.
8. Invest in a pregnancy pillow. There are all sorts out there, allowing you to sleep on your side but keeping your knees apart, so you can't twist as you roll into the mattress.
9. Don't sit down for too long. If you do find yourself sitting for long periods of time, make sure your back is properly supported and get up for regular breaks.
10. Rotate your hips. Stand with your legs slightly apart, your hands on your hips and rotate your hips one way and then the other. Just the job for easing a stiff back – doing this exercise makes me feel so free!
Have you suffered back pain in pregnancy or as a new mum? What did you do to ease it? I'd love to hear your hints and tips!
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The American Museum of Natural History in New York City quietly began removing a controversial statue of former President Theodore Roosevelt on Tuesday night in the final chapter of a saga that has stretched for nearly a year and a half. By Thursday, only scaffolding and tarp remained.
"The relocation of the Equestrian Statue from the front steps of the American Museum of Natural History began Tuesday," a museum spokesperson told NPR over email. "The process, conducted with historic preservation specialists and approved by multiple New York City agencies, will include restoration of the plaza in front of the Museum, which will continue through the spring."
The spokesperson added that such work is required to be conducted during nighttime hours for safety reasons and to minimize disruption to traffic and pedestrians. The statue will be stored in New York and prepared for long-haul shipping, and it is expected to be transported to North Dakota in the next few weeks (more on that below).
The bronze statue — officially named "Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt"— has towered outside the museum's entrance for some 80 years and became a source of local and national debate in recent years. It depicts the former New York governor and 26th U.S. president sitting on a horse, flanked by two shirtless, unnamed men. One is Native American and the other is of African descent.
The statue was commissioned in 1925 to stand on the museum's steps, since Roosevelt's father was one of its founders and Roosevelt himself was a "devoted naturalist and author of works on natural history," as the museum's website explains.
But it adds that the design itself "communicates a racial hierarchy that the Museum and members of the public have long found disturbing." Roosevelt's legacy — especially his views on race and support for the eugenics movement — has also come under wider scrutiny in recent years.
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On Saturday afternoon at Samford Stadium, the University of Dallas Women's Lacrosse team walked on the field for their first game of the season. Facing off with Huntingdon College, the team fought hard, but lost 1-13.
Towards the beginning, the Crusaders were able to hold off the Hawk's strong attack, but Huntingdon's Keirstin Cramer managed to score about four minutes into the game with a free position shot. During the first half, the Hawks' attack was on fire, consistently scoring a goal at least every five minutes of the game. The Hawks' Kailey Laudicina and Vanessa Maldonado led the offensive, as they both scored three points and had one assist. The first half of the game ended with a score of 0-10.
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The women's lacrosse team has seen a lot of transition recently. This season welcomed a new head coach, Kaitlin Cochran, who has been playing lacrosse for nine years. In an interview, she said she has coached lacrosse at high school level, club level and at Life University in Marietta, Georgia, whose team is a part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
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Cochran has high hopes for the team in the coming months.
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Come support the growing UD women's lacrosse team at their next home game against Elmira College at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, February 19.
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Searching for the Nile, with Ken Czech
I am a sucker for stories about the British exploration and colonization of Africa. Maybe it's being a child of the Commonwealth, or maybe it's because when I was 8, I nearly wound up living in Rhodesia (which is now Zimbabwe) except for a paperwork error (long story, not enough whiskey to tell it right.) Just maybe it's because, regardless of your political opinions of it (and it ain't easy on a white boy's conscience), it's exciting and makes for great storytelling.
Among my favorite tales (and, full disclosure, this is in my file of novels I might want to write someday, so I'm a little cranky Ken beat me to it) is "Beyond the River of Shame," the story of Samuel and Florie Baker. A middle aged hunter and railroad man took his young wife- purchased from the Turks at a slave auction no less- into the heart of Africa to follow the Nile from stem to stern in search of the river's source.
Let's let Ken Czech tell the story himself. Ken, what's your deal?
I'm a retired history prof, and though I've had numerous history articles and books published, my new love is writing historical fiction. Beyond The River of Shame is my debut novel. My
second novel Last Dance In Kabul will be released in August.
I'm also an on-line antiquarian book dealer specializing in 19th and early 20th
century sporting and exploration books. I do my writing from wintry Minnesota.
What's the story behind "Beyond the River of Shame?"
Beyond The River Of Shame is based on the real life adventures of 19th
century explorer Samuel White Baker and Florie, the young woman he
buys at a slave auction. After thundering the winning bid, Sam
realizes that owning a slave girl would be a huge scandal in Victorian
England so he abandons her and continues his trek to discover the
source of the Nile River. Pursued by the slave traders, Florie refuses
to stay abandoned. She joins Sam on an epic journey into the depths of
Africa where they struggle against wild beasts, killer diseases, and
the horrors of the slave trade. Though their courage and new found
love will be driven to the breaking point, the lure of the mysterious
"Dead Locust Lake" draws them to their climactic showdown with the
slave catchers.
The title is a bit of a metaphor for both the Nile River (their search
for its source keeps Florie and Sam together), and the angst Sam feels
in owning a slave girl coupled with the priggish judgment English
society would level at his reputation and family.
I'm halfway through the book now, and really enjoying it. I know why I'm fascinated by it. What is it about this story that got you going?
My specialty while teaching was Modern European History, including English exploration and imperialism. I became acquainted with the
story of Florie and Sam through the books he wrote describing his adventures. While Florie appears in his writings as his companion (usually identified only as 'F'), there is no mention of her past or
their physical and psychological relationship.
My story combines fact with fiction as I tried to fill in the blanks about them. By the way, according to several biographies of Sam, Florie was purchased at a slave auction, something she admitted to only later in her life.
What's your favorite scene in the book?
In Beyond The River Of Shame, my favorite scene takes place after a
Cape buffalo has charged Florie. She is escorted back to a tribal camp
where the women cleanse her in a cone of incense. Invited to a victory
feast that evening, she is quiet and reserved, while Sam dances around
the campfire. Later, after all have retired, she visits Sam's bed for
the first time, breaking the barriers that have separated them.
Yeah, about that. If we lived closer, I'd buy you a couple of beverages and we could argue the historical merits of that particular detail, but that's what makes historical fiction so much fun. Besides, after Count of the Sahara, I'm hardly in a position to judge filling in the blanks in people's sex lives. Where can people read more about you and your work?
Here are some links that readers can find out more about my books and me.
http://www.kenczech.com
The book on Amazon
http://www.allthingsthatmatterpress.com/buynow.htm
http://www.fireshippress.com/fireship_authors/ken-czech.html
https://historicalnovelsociety.org/directory/ken-czech/
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Posted on March 25, 2018 Categories UncategorizedTags Africa, exploration, Florie Baker, historical fiction, Ken Czech, novel, Samuel Baker, search for the Nile, Wayne Turmel1 Comment on Searching for the Nile, with Ken Czech
Nzinga: African Warrior Queen- Moses L Howard
I will be the first to admit that when I think of "African history" my mind immediately goes to Victorian Englishmen in pith helmets. That, of course, is both wrong and stupid, but so much of real African history is only found in oral tradition. So I was absolutely delighted to stumble across a novel called "Nzinga- African Warrior Queen," by Moses Howard. It's a great read about a young woman in what's now Angola, and her fight for her people and culture against the Portuguese in the early days of European exploration. It neatly fits two of the important tenets of this blog: 1) It's hard to be a badass woman in a corset and 2) Swords are cooler than guns.
When I read about his own personal journey to writing the story I knew I needed to learn more.
What's the Moses Howard story?
Dr Moses Howard, author of Nzinga: African Warrior Queen
I started out on a farm in Mississippi. With a biology degree in hand, I was in the first wave of the Teacher Education for East Africa project out of Columbia University in the 1960s, where I spent ten years training medical technologists and teachers in Uganda. Back in the States, I've been a biology teacher, assistant high school principal, community college dean, and counselor/mentor for students at risk. I began writing children's chapter books while in Africa, and have been writing fiction for children and adults ever since.
What's "Nzinga" about?
"Nzinga" is really about a child who at an early age learns to decipher her environment, understanding what she needs to survive. She treats her father, the king of Ndongo, as a beacon of light that she follows to know how to be in the world. As an adult, Nzinga masters the elements of her society and the ways of her enemies—and uses her enemies' ways against them. She uses their animals, guns, language, and especially religion. But she achieves what she does through empathy and understanding.
What is it about that time period and character that appealed to you most?
I had a whole different idea about Africa until I learned about Nzinga. I had the idea that old-time African "chiefs" thought of Europeans as gods, that they'd fight for a little bit, then capitulate and become corrupted, selling their people as slaves. But that all came from a European outlook, with no understanding that tribes were as different from each other as French or Germans in language and culture. Competing tribes went to war with each other and sold their enemies defeated in war—the same as Europeans and Mediterranean cultures had done for centuries.
Nzinga's story is attractive because she faced and overcame such overwhelming odds. It was unheard of for a woman in her culture to do what she did, with only her father as a model for leadership. She had a quick mind and mastered languages and advanced an enormous sense of justice. I felt compelled to learn how Nzinga did what she did, which took years of research.
My favorite scene is the one where Nzinga is in the greatest danger—when she goes to observe slaves being loaded on the ship. She witnesses scenes of horror, and I felt immense fear for her while writing it, because she could have been taken away as a slave. I carry a strong sense of that horror, of course. When I was a teacher in Uganda, I was walking with my students, and we passed some old women who were disturbed that I couldn't speak with them (I wasn't rude; I didn't know the language). My students told them I came from the people who'd been captured and taken to America. One woman walked around me, examining me, and said, "I know this is true, because there's a tree in my village where they used to tie them up, the people who were sold as slaves."
We went to the woman's village, and she showed us the tree. All that remained were flakes of rust issuing from a hole in the tree, which of course had grown in the hundreds of years since then. But I turned my back to the tree, and put up my hands to see how it would be—would I fit?—to be chained to that tree. The feel of that tree, and the old women's words, have stayed with me for more than fifty years. (Editor's note, if you read the book you have to read the epilogue where Dr Howard relates this story. It gave me chills- and you know what an unemotional grump I can be.)
How can we learn more about Nzinga and your other books?
The best place to find what's new with me is on Facebook (@MosesLHoward).
You can find all my books at amazon.com/author/moseshoward
We have extra essays and insights on my website at jugumpress.com/moseshoward
Thank you for this opportunity to talk about Nzinga!
Posted on March 17, 2017 Categories UncategorizedTags Acres' Bastard, Africa, Angola, Count of the Sahara, historical fiction, Moses L Howard, novel, Nzinga, Wayne Turmel1 Comment on Nzinga: African Warrior Queen- Moses L Howard


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This area of the city is full of buildings with mixed architectural styles such as modernist, art deco and Moorish. We recommend Place des Nations Unies, which is the nerve centre of the city.
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Alexandre Lacazette, Mesut Ozil, Matteo Guendouzi and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were all pictured at the pre-season party, at which nitrous oxide was reportedly inhaled from balloons.
Nitrous oxide has become increasingly popular with partygoers but doctors have warned of possible health risks. It can cause feelings of euphoria, hallucinations and fits of giggles and laughter.
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