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Feminist Pedagogy in Higher Education
Author: Tracy Penny Light
Publisher: Wilfrid Laurier Univ. Press
Languages : en
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In this new collection, contributors from a variety of disciplines provide a critical context for the relationship between feminist pedagogy and academic feminism by exploring the complex ways that critical perspectives can be brought into the classroom. This book discusses the processes employed to engage learners by challenging them to ask tough questions and craft complex answers, wrestle with timely problems and posit innovative solutions, and grapple with ethical dilemmas for which they seek just resolutions. Diverse experiences, interests, and perspectives—together with the various teaching and learning styles that participants bring to twenty-first-century universities—necessitate inventive and evolving pedagogical approaches, and these are explored from a critical perspective. The contributors collectively consider the implications of the theory/practice divide, which remains central within academic feminism's role as both a site of social and gender justice and as a part of the academy, and map out some of the ways in which academic feminism is located within the academy today.
Feminist Pedagogy, Practice, and Activism
Author: Jennifer L. Martin
Feminist programming, no matter the venue, provides opportunities for young girls and women, as well as men, to acquire leadership skills and the confidence to create sustainable social change. Offering a wide-ranging overview of different types of feminist engagement, the chapters in this volume challenge readers to critically examine accepted cultural norms both in and out of schools, and speak out about oppression and privilege. To understand the various pathways to feminism and feminist identity development, this collection brings together scholars from education, women's studies, sociology, and community development to examine ways in which to integrate feminism and women's studies into education through pedagogy, practice, and activism.
Revisionary Rhetoric, Feminist Pedagogy, and Multigenre Texts
Author: Julie Jung
Publisher: SIU Press
In this precise and provocative treatise, Julie Jung augments the understanding and teaching of revision by arguing that the process should entail changing attitudes rather than simply changing texts. Revisionary Rhetoric, Feminist Pedagogy, and Multigenre Texts proposes and demonstrates alternative ways of reading, writing, and teaching that hear silences in such a way as to generate personal, pedagogical, and professional revisions. As both a challenge to prevailing revision pedagogies and an elaboration of contemporary feminist rhetorics, the volume encourages students and instructors to examine their identities as scholars of rhetoric and composition and to question how and why revision is taught. Jung analyzes feminist texts to identify a revisionary rhetoric that is, at its core, most concerned with creating a space in which to engage productively with issues of difference. This synthesis of feminist theory and revision studies yields a pedagogically useful definition of feminist rhetoric, through which Jung examines the insights afforded by multigenre texts in various related contexts: the academic essay, the discipline of rhetoric and composition studies, feminist composition, and the subfields of English studies including rhetoric and composition, literature, and creative writing. Jung illustrates how multigenre texts demand innovative methods of inquiry because they do not fit the conventions of any single genre. Because genre is inextricably tied to the construction of social identity, she explains, multigenre texts also offer a means for understanding and revising disciplinary identity. Boldly making a case for the revisionary power of multigenre texts, Jung retheorizes revision as a process of disrupting textual clarity so that differences can be identified, contended with, and perhaps understood. Revisionary Rhetoric, Feminist Pedagogy, and Multigenre Texts makes great strides towards defining feminist rhetoric and ascertaining how revision can be theorized, not just practiced. Jung also provides a multigenre epilogue that explores the usefulness of reconceiving revision as a progression towards wholeness rather than perfection.
Debates and Issues in Feminist Research and Pedagogy
Author: Janet Holland
Publisher: Multilingual Matters
The articles in this book engage with practical issues relating to teaching and research. The way in which gender and education is theorized is currently in a period of profound change, and this presents a major challenge to feminist teachers who want to translate explanations for gender relations into transformative action in the classroom. Several of the authors in this collection consider the possibilities and practicalities of transformative feminist pedagogies, identifying the "pedagogic moments" into which challenge and change can be introduced, without distorting or denying the students' experience. Another section contains articles which present the results of classroom research, dealing with issues of class, gender, "race" and sexuality. We can see from the results of these recent studies that class, "race" and gender continue to position students differently throughout the whole school and the entire curriculum. Research on teacher education reported here indicates that gender differences are produced and reproduced in that context. A final section of the book deals with the ongoing and lively debate on feminist methodology and epistemology, indicating the variety of approaches and positions that are being taken up in this area.
Feminist Critical Policy Analysis II
Author: Catherine Marshall
This text sets out to challenge the traditional power basis of the policy decision makers in education. It contests that others who have an equal right to be consulted and have their opinions known have been silenced, declared irrelevant, postponed and otherwise ignored. Policies have thus been formed and implemented without even a cursory feminist critical glance. The chapters in this text illustrate how to incorporate critical and feminist lenses and thus create policies to meet the lived realities, the needs, aspirations and values of women and girls. A particular focus is the primary and secondary sectors of education.
Red Pedagogy
Author: Sandy Grande
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
This ground-breaking text explores the intersection between dominant modes of critical educational theory and the socio-political landscape of American Indian education. The proposed new Red Pedagogy is an insurgent but poetic vision for education, one that is dedicated to the principles of sovereignty, emancipation and equity-for all human beings and the rest of nature.
Pedagogy and Practice
Author: Kathy Hall
Publisher: SAGE
This book enables students to develop a framework for analysing, evaluating and developing teaching and assessment practice to enhance learning
Mary Wollstonecraft, Pedagogy, and the Practice of Feminism
Author: Kirstin Hanley
This study examines Mary Wollstonecraft—generally recognized as the founder of the early feminist movement—by shedding light on her contributions to eighteenth-century instructional literature, and feminist pedagogy in particular. While contemporary scholars have extensively theorized Wollstonecraft's philosophical and polemic work, little attention has been given to her understanding and representation of feminist practice, most clearly exemplified in her instructional writing. This study makes a significant contribution to the fields of both eighteenth-century and Romantic Era literature by looking at how early feminism influenced didactic traditions from the late-eighteenth century to today. Hanley argues that Wollstonecraft constructs a paradigm of feminist pedagogy both in the texts' representations of teaching and learning, and her own authorial approach in re-appropriating earlier texts and textual traditions. Wollstonecraft's appropriations of Locke, Rousseau, and other educationists allow her to develop reading and writing pedagogies that promote critical thinking and gesture toward contemporary composition theories and practices. Hanley underscores the significance of Wollstonecraft as teacher and mentor by revisiting texts that are generally assigned a short space in the context of a larger discussion about her life and/or writing, re-presenting her works of instruction as meaningful both in their revisionist approaches to tradition and their normative didactic features.
Gender Pedagogy
Author: E. Henderson
When addressed in its full reactive potential, gender has a tendency to unfix the reassuring certainties of education and academia. Gender pedagogy unfolds as an account of teaching gender learning that is rooted in Derrida's concept of the 'trace', reflecting the unfixing properties of gender and even shaking up academic knowledge production.
Feminisms and Critical Pedagogy
Author: Carmen Luke
First Published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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Q: NSURLConnection in NSOperation I am writing a code that reads data from a http connection and stores in a byte array.
I have written my own NSOperation class. Reference of the code is
Concurrent Operations Demystified
My HttpWorker class declaration is like
@interface HttpWorker : NSOperation{

    NSString *param;
    double requestCode;
    BOOL isLive;
    long initSleep;
    BOOL _isFinished;
    BOOL _isExecuting;
    NSURL *_url;
    NSURLConnection *_connection;
    NSData *_data;

}

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *param;
@property (nonatomic) double requestCode;
@property (nonatomic) BOOL isLive;
@property (nonatomic) long initSleep;
@property (readonly) BOOL isFinished;
@property (readonly) BOOL isExecuting;
@property (readonly, copy) NSURL *url;
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSURLConnection *httpCon;
@property (readonly, retain) NSData *data;

-(id)initWithUrl:(NSURL *)_url;
-(void) setRequestParameters:(NSString *)parameters iRequestCode:(double)iRequestCode initialSleep:(long)initialSleep;

@end

And my HttpWorker.m class is like
#import "HttpWorker.h"
#import "Resources.h"

@implementation HttpWorker

@synthesize param;
@synthesize requestCode;
@synthesize isLive;
@synthesize initSleep;
@synthesize isFinished = _isFinished;
@synthesize isExecuting = _isExecuting;
@synthesize url = _url;
@synthesize data = _data;

-(id) initWithUrl: (NSURL *)Url{
    self = [super init];
    if(self == nil){
        return nil;
    }
    _url = [Url copy];
    _isExecuting = NO;
    _isFinished = NO;
    return self;
}

-(BOOL) isConcurrent{
    return YES;
}

-(void) start{
    if(![NSThread isMainThread]){
        [self performSelectorOnMainThread:@selector(start) withObject:nil waitUntilDone:NO];
        return;
    }
    [self willChangeValueForKey:@"isExecuting"];
    _isExecuting = YES;
    [self didChangeValueForKey:@"isExecuting"];
    NSMutableURLRequest *request = [[NSMutableURLRequest alloc] initWithURL:_url];
    NSLog(@"Connecting... %@",_url);
    _connection = [[NSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:request delegate:self startImmediately: YES];
    if(_connection == nil){
        NSLog(@"connection is nil");
    }
}

-(void) setRequestParameters:(NSString *)parameters iRequestCode:(double)iRequestCode initialSleep:(long)initialSleep {
    self.param = parameters;
    self.requestCode = iRequestCode;
    self.initSleep = initialSleep;
}

/////////////////////////// delegate methods ///////////////////////////////

-(void) connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveResponse:(NSURLResponse *)response {
    NSLog(@"receieved response...");
    _data = [[NSData alloc] init];
}

-(void) connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)incomingData {
    NSLog(@"receieved data...");
}

-(void) connectionDidFinishLoading:(NSURLConnection *) connection {
    NSLog(@"connection did finish loading...");
}

@end

Problem is that when i run this code and add httpworker object to the NSOperationQueue, the code runs successfully and _connection is not nil but none of the delegate methods is executed. Can anyone please help?
Thanks and Best Regards...

A: Your delegate for the connection is "self" (= your NSOperation object). I assume this object is already gone when the connection wants to send messages to the delegate.
Your NSOperation does not have a "main" implementation. Consequently nothing will happen after the thread is started. It will (asynchronously!) fire the NSOperation and quit.
See:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/NSOperation_class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/occ/instm/NSOperation/main

Bottom line: I highly recommend ASIHTTPRequest for this kind of task.
http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/

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If you have been enjoying laboratory work in school but you want to take it a big step further towards a medical career, then a career in pathology is worth consideration. Pathologists are medical doctors who specialise in diagnosing and treating diseases through laboratory methods. A pathologist can work in one or more of several main areas. They may work specifically in diagnostics, or they may work as teachers or even as investigators. Pathology as a field covers the combining of clinical data with laboratory studies.
In a hospital or a scientific laboratory, a pathologist will work as a consultant doctor, where they use specialised knowledge of body tissues and laboratory analysis to aid in diagnosing and treating patients. Pathologists who function as science educators will share their expertise of medical conditions to their co-workers, students and any other relevant health professionals who can provide their skills to patients. Not only that, but pathologists can also work as scientific investigators, where they utilise laboratory techniques and information in clinical research studies, formulation of disease models and various experiments to help improve our understanding and treatment of diseases. Another newer branch of pathology is the field of computer forensics guided by a pathologist. Forensic pathology involves the determination of death and is often a part of criminal justice cases.
Pathology is extremely well suited to someone who likes computer forensics and has an analytical, logical and investigative mind and way of thinking. If you're a natural problem solver, then pathology would probably be a wonderful fit. If you also enjoy being at the forefront of technology and related applications along with learning new things on a daily basis, then you may be an even better match for a career in pathology. Pathologists work across many areas of medicine – genetics, anatomy, biochemistry and many others. They build upon established research to advance medical knowledge and treatment.
If you think about it this way, pathology is actually a science specialty in medicine that forms the groundwork for virtually all types of medicine. A pathologist uses what we already know about laboratory medicine and then solves problems that are present in clinical practice. Given how broad the field of pathology is, a pathologist can specialise further by choosing a more refined specialty. You might prefer working in hospitals or perhaps in research and education while other pathologists will focus on academia or clinical pathology. As such, pathology can satisfy the career demands of flexibility and variety in work.
If you choose to work as a pathologist, you can feel the satisfaction of knowing that your skills and work provide an important foundation to the diagnosis of disease, science knowledge and the improvement of patient outcomes in health. You may also provide valuable knowledge to the field of forensics in cause of death cases or provide important expertise in the area of computer forensics.
What is a Pathologist's Daily Workload?
If a pathologist chooses to work as a consultant, they would likely be contributing to the daily care of hospital patients. Their work would involve the provision and interpretation of data produced in the laboratory, which allows a pathologist to guide the primary doctor who is treating the patient. Some diagnostic and management tests have become so complex that a doctor will rely on a pathologist to provide direction for the patient's case. In this sense, a pathologist acts as a sort of 'textbook' reference to a doctor. A doctor can receive support and direction for a more complicated patient case, particularly when it involves interpretation of laboratory data.
Some pathologists will also supervise laboratories, which means they are a key point of contact for laboratory technologists and other workers. On top of that, they play a role in the development of quality assurance programs in hospitals and private health care institutions. They may even sit on committees that involve policy-making at the national level.
Research pathologists are in a skilled position because they have extensive knowledge on the clinical aspects of medicine but they are also well-versed in the molecular and laboratory models of disease. Through research, pathologists will advance our understanding of medicine and pave the way for the prevention and treatment of disease. In the context of education, pathologists share their broad range of knowledge and expertise with their colleagues while also training students and other hospital or private care staff.
If you are fascinated by disease, particularly from the laboratory and diagnostic approach, then a career in pathology could be a good choice. In school, you should take as many science courses as possible, including laboratory based ones. Also important is your ability to speak clearly and accurately about disease to students and professionals. If you enjoy working in a more 'behind the scenes,' style with laboratory professionals, physicians and other specialty doctors, then look into a career as a pathologist.


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Gingrich (in 2007): Congress Must Impose an Individual Mandate
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Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich.Jason Moore/ZUMA Press
Newt Gingrich has had a tough time during this presidential campaign discussing the individual mandate. Republicans—especially tea partiers—tend to consider the individual mandate (which compels people to obtain health insurance) the worst part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. For them, it is a symbol of Obama's big-government, anti-freedom, socialistic ways. And Gingrich has been tap-dancing around this issue for months. Last May, he said he supported "some requirement" to "have insurance," but quickly afterward issued a campaign video declaring he was "completely opposed to the Obamacare mandate on individuals." In a recent debate, he acknowledged that he had endorsed the individual mandate in the early 1990s, but claimed he had done so only as a tactical maneuver in opposition to Hillary Clinton's health care proposal at the time. The clear implication: that was then, now I don't. But yesterday, I reported that his for-profit health policy outfit, the Center for Health Transformation, has for years pushed a health care plan that would, according to the group's website, "require that anyone who earms more than $50,000 a year must purchase health insurance or post a bond." In other words, an individual mandate.
Gingrich's campaign did not respond to a request for an explanation. I suppose he could say that he did not agree with all the policies of his own center or that the mandate envisioned by this proposal would be a state-imposed obligation, not a federally imposed one (such as the "Obamacare mandate" Gingrich so fervently opposes). But a 2007 column he posted on the Center's website affords him no wiggle room whatsoever. In that article, Gingrich wrote,
In order to make coverage more accessible, Congress must do more, including passing legislation to: establish a national health insurance marketplace by giving individuals the freedom to shop for insurance plans across state lines; provide low-income families with $1,000 in direct contributions to a health savings account, along with a $2,000 advanced tax credit to purchase an HSA-eligible high-deductible health plan; make premiums for these plans tax deductible; provide tax rebates to small businesses that contribute to their employees' HSAs; extend and expand grant funding to high-risk pools across the country; and require anyone who earns more than $50,000 a year to purchase health insurance or post a bond. [Emphasis added.]
My, my. Gingrich, under his own byline, was calling for Congress to impose an "Obamacare"-like federal mandate on individuals throughout the land. There's no way he can talk—or even lie—himself out of this.

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Q: Destroy and Spawn(Respawn) Objects in Unity 3D I have a game project. You have a ball that you can control with arrow keys. Purpose is, you will collecting an object. Object will destroy when i going over it, and respawn in random location of ground. Btw, you need to do that in 30 seconds. I couldnt destroy and respawn part. May you help me? (C#)

A: You can use collisions to destroy object. Run over it and yield. After that you can create couple of spawn points (for more randomness you can move the spawn points).


With kids back in school and fall quickly approaching, what a wonderful time to discover the fascinating explorations of Little Froggy.
So, how do you set limits for your child? Every parent faces this question. Little Froggy is about to hop out into that great BIG world, that your child too must face. Why not have your child hop out there with Little Froggy? He has a lot to learn. Together, they can discover one of the most essential lessons in life: obedience. And they can have a lot of fun doing it. So, why not come on along? Let's get hopping!
Author Bio: David Kitz has worked with children for many years, as a parent, a teacher, and as a pastor. He first told "The Little Froggy Story" to his two-year-old son while working in Japan as an English Teacher.
Illustrator Bio: Award winning artist, Mircea Gabor, employed his creative talents to develop the watercolour illustrations that bring Little Froggy to life. For more than ten years his art has been bringing smiles and wonder to children and adults across Canada.
I have strayed like a lost sheep.
for I have not forgotten your commands (NIV).
This is the final reading from Psalm 119. Today's reading features Taw, the final letter in the Hebrew alphabet. Day by day we have been making our way through this acrostic poem—reading as it were from A to Z in the Hebrew language. All of it is written in praise of God's word and His promises. It is difficult to fully appreciate the structural beauty of this lengthy poem, when it is translated into English.
This line from today's reading is typical of the psalmist's praise for the word of God: May my tongue sing of your word, for all your commands are righteous.
At times the psalmist appears to be proud, even boastful of his obedience to God's word, but here at the conclusion of this magnificent poem, he takes on a more humble stance. I have strayed like a lost sheep. Seek your servant, for I have not forgotten your commands.
There is something very human about this prayer—about this ending. We are very prone to stray. The prophet Isaiah reflects on this human characteristic. We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to our own way; and the LORD has laid on him [Jesus] the iniquity of us all (Isaiah 53:6).
Jesus is our carrier—our iniquity carrier. He carried our sins to the cross where he suffered and died, so that his blood could cover those sins—my sins—your sins. But our sin carrier is also our Good Shepherd, who goes out to find those who are lost. He is the answer to the psalmist's prayer. This is the purpose for his coming. "For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost" (Luke 19:10).
Response: Father God, I confess I am prone to stray. Help me to stay back to the straight and narrow way that leads to life. I thank you, Jesus, for seeking me and saving me by your shed blood. Amen.
Your Turn: Are you a wandering sheep? Have you been found by the Good Shepherd?
Does he who fashioned the ear not hear?
Does he who disciplines nations not punish?
and all the upright in heart will follow it (NIV).
Do I like discipline? Hardly. Do I like self-discipline? Not really. Discipline sounds difficult or unpleasant. Self-discipline and self-denial are twin brothers. I don't like either of them. They are two tough customers that demand that I change, but I don't like change. My flesh—my stubborn sinful nature—resists change.
On the other hand, do I like the fruits of self-discipline? Absolutely. Self-discipline pays huge dividends. In any field of endeavor, in due time self-discipline will bring rewards. Athletes succeed because of self-discipline. Fortunes are accumulated through self-discipline. But those same fortunes can be frittered away through a lack of discipline. Strength of character does not develop naturally; it develops through adversity and self-discipline.
Discipline comes in two forms, internally or externally. Both are needed if we are to become people of the cross. Son though he was, he [Jesus] learned obedience from what he suffered and, once made perfect, he became the source of eternal salvation for all who obey him (Hebrews 5:8-9). If Jesus learned obedience through the discipline of suffering, should we not expect to experience the same?
Here in Psalm 94 we learn that the LORD disciplines nations. The following admonition reminds us of the vital role that discipline plays in the life of the believer: "My son, do not make light of the Lord's discipline, and do not lose heart when he rebukes you, because the Lord disciplines the one he loves, and he chastens everyone he accepts as his son." Endure hardship as discipline; God is treating you as his children. For what children are not disciplined by their father? If you are not disciplined—and everyone undergoes discipline—then you are not legitimate, not true sons and daughters at all (Hebrews 12:5-8).
Response: LORD God, I confess that I need your discipline. I want to become like your Son, Jesus. Help me to learn from the difficult experiences of life. I want to live my life as your obedient child. Amen.
Your Turn: Do you appreciate God's discipline? Are you enjoying the fruit of self-discipline?
and refused to live by his law.
the wonders he had shown them.
in the land of Egypt, in the region of Zoan.
he made the water stand up like a wall.
and with light from the fire all night.
and made water flow down like rivers (NIV).
Today's reading from Psalm 78 discusses the cowardly behavior of the men of Ephraim. Though they were well-armed, they turned back on the day of battle. There are numerous instances in the annals of war, when a superior force was overwhelmed by fighters who were fewer in number, poorly equipped or both. Why does that happen?
Undoubtedly, armchair generals can provide a list of reasons for the poor performance of "superior forces" in a variety of historic battles. In every instance, the psychology or spirit of the troops is a contributing factor to their success or failure in war. In the case of the men of Ephraim, the psalmist tells us they did not keep God's covenant and refused to live by his law. They forgot what he had done, the wonders he had shown them. How could this forgetfulness lead to defeat in battle?
Actually, Christian men and women are daily defeated in battle because they refuse to live by God's commands and they forget that God is all-powerful. Soldiers who do not obey orders can't be counted on in the day of battle. An army that knows its proud history is likely to rise to the occasion, rather than slink off in retreat. It has often been said that past performance is the best predictor of future results.
In the daily battles of life, how are you performing? Are you keeping God's covenant and obeying the orders of Jesus, our commander-in-chief? Do you realize He is victorious over death, hell and the grave? He's no second-class wimp. Compared to our Lord, Satan is the second-class wimp, and when you come under the Lord's command you are on the winning side; so live like it and act like it. He is the miracle worker. Today, the first miracle He is working on is the transformation of your life and mine. Are you up for the challenge, or like the men of Ephraim will you turn back on the day of battle?
Response: LORD God, today I accept the challenge to follow you with all my mind, heart, soul and strength. Give me ears to hear and obey your commands. I pray in Jesus' all-powerful name. Amen.
Your Turn: Why is daily obedience so crucial to the advancement of the kingdom of God?
Fearing God—Is it a Good Thing?
God is renowned in Judah; in Israel his name is great.
His tent is in Salem, his dwelling place in Zion.
the shields and the swords, the weapons of war.
not one of the warriors can lift his hands.
let all the neighboring lands bring gifts to the One to be feared.
He breaks the spirit of rulers; he is feared by the kings of the earth (NIV).
Has the church abandoned the fear of God? Has our messaging focussed so exclusively on the God of love and forgiveness that the very idea of cringing in fear before God is a completely foreign to us? In more general terms is fear a bad thing—an emotion we should always avoid? Is there something wrong with our relationship with God if we fear Him?
First we need to acknowledge that fear can have both good and bad consequences. A healthy fear of a sharp blade will keep me from sticking my hands under the deck of a running lawn mower. There is wisdom and there is safety in that kind of fear. But the constant fear of a violent, abusive spouse can be devastating to a person's health and happiness. In brief, fear is essential for self-preservation, but too much of it has terrible consequences. It has a crippling effect by producing paralysis of the human spirit.
Jesus essentially said the same thing. "Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell" (Matthew 10:28).
Response: LORD God, you are the One I need to fear. Give me a healthy dose of fear. I want to love and fear you, so that I will walk in full obedience to your commands. Amen.
Your Turn: Is there a place for both love and healthy fear in your relationship with God?
teach me your decrees (NIV).
I just got a phone call from a friend that left me rather embarrassed. I was embarrassed because I had promised to call this friend, but I didn't follow through. I can think of a half dozen excuses I could offer, but none of them hold much water. I can claim that I'm too busy, but I find time for what I consider important. To make matters worse, this forgetting to call is a recurring problem. To put it bluntly, this friendship is in jeopardy because I have repeatedly failed to keep my word.
My relationship with God also suffers when I make promises to the LORD, and then fail to deliver. I have wonderful intentions to pray—to seek God's face—to read my Bible. But follow through? Not so much. There's often a big gap between what we promise and what we actually deliver. The shortfall is often enormous. Of course we have our excuses—a flimsy fig leaf to cover our shame.
Today's reading from Psalm 119 also begins with a promise: You are my portion, LORD; I have promised to obey your words.
The brutal truth is I can't deliver. On my own I cannot obey God's word. I've tried and it's impossible. I desperately need the Holy Spirit to help me day by day and moment by moment. St. Paul gives us this reminder: it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose (Philippians 2:13).
Response: Father God, help me. I want to obey your word. I want to live out the words of this psalm. I can only succeed by your grace, so give me the will to do your will. Amen.
Your Turn: Have you promised more than you can deliver? Who will help you keep your promises?
who brought you up out of Egypt.
Open wide your mouth and I will fill it.
to follow their own devices.
and turn my hand against their foes!
and their punishment would last forever.
with honey from the rock I would satisfy you" (NIV).
In this concluding portion of Psalm 81, the LORD sets out two possible courses of action for the people of Israel. They can refuse to listen to God, persist in their stubborn ways and reap the devastating consequences, or they can submit to the LORD and be rewarded for their obedience.
The benefits of following the LORD are clearly stated and obvious. They are obvious when we examine the word of God, but they are obvious as well from human experience. I know many individuals who have resisted the will of God for their lives and their way has been marked by hardship and tragedy—much of it by their own choice. The rebellious soul chooses to walk a rocky road. God sets the lonely in families; he leads out the prisoners with singing; but the rebellious live in a sun-scorched land (Psalm 68:6).
What choices are you making? Are you choosing God's ways? Are you listening to Him? We can choose a rocky road in a sun scorched land or we can choose to be fed with honey from the rock. There are rich rewards when we make the right choice.
Response: LORD God, today I choose to follow you. I want to be on your side, rooting for the right team. I trust the promises in your word. You bring me victory, provision and joy. Amen.
Your Turn: Have you struggled in obeying God? How do you turn rebellion into submission to God's will?
Respect and obey the LORD! This is the first step to wisdom and good sense. God will always be respected (Psalm 111:10, CEV).
This week's I Love the Psalms theme is wisdom.
In yesterday's post we were reminded that the wisdom of God is expressed through His amazing creation. But what does it mean to be wise? How is wisdom expressed in our daily lives? Wisdom is knowledge and understanding in action—applied to real circumstances.
God will always be respected by some, but will we personally respect and obey Him? Respect for God is by no means universal. It's a choice we make. Respect is an attitude. Obedience is the action that flows from respect. Too often we tell God we love and respect Him and then proceed to disobey His commands. That's self-deluded nonsense.
Obedience is where the rubber hits the road. Jesus said, "And you are my friends, if you obey me (John 15:14). Obeying Jesus is wisdom applied.
Your Turn: Can we separate respect from obedience? Are you taking steps to wisdom?
The sacrifice that honors me is a thankful heart. Obey me, and I, your God, will show my power to save (Psalm 50:23, CEV).
This week's I Love the Psalms theme is salvation.
Here's a rather uncomfortable truth about God. He wants us to obey Him. We want Him to save us from our troubles, but He in turn wants our obedience.
For the independent, I'll-do-it-my-way crowd, this call for obedience is a real downer. Who wants to follow a Savior who requires obedience?
Jesus said to his disciples: If you love me, you will do as I command (John 14:15).
We prefer salvation without sacrifice. I want Jesus to save me, but I don't want him telling me what to do. Ah, but this salvation he offers requires sacrifice. It cost Jesus his life. He went to the cross to purchase my salvation. That's a steep price.
Our joy-filled gratitude and willing obedience are a fitting response.
Response: LORD God, I am thankful for the salvation you purchased for me through Jesus death. Help me today to hear your voice and be obedient to your commands. Amen.
Your Turn: Are the Lord's commands difficult for you to obey?


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Essays | December 02, 2021
Wincing on the L: On Aleksandar Hemon's The Question of Bruno
Amy Janiczek on the American consumption of the spectacle of war in Aleksandar Hemon's 2000 debut collection.
by Amy Janiczek
We're in a disturbingly polarized time in the US, in the world, but there's a certain sort of flaw that unites humanity: a desire to simultaneously consume tragic news from around the world and ignore it. Maybe it took an accidental immigrant to put this into words as acutely as Aleksandar Hemon did in his first book, twenty-one years old now, The Question of Bruno. Displacement can make a mind go to all sort of reflective places, places a person with recognizable ground under their feet and a clear future doesn't go.
Hemon, though, has reason to ruminate on, to pinpoint, the very moment when the war that displaced him began. An impossible task, but as far as defining moments—and first shots—go, Franz Ferdinand's assassination is certainly a place to start. The spanning years and turmoil that follow become only loosely related to the Bosnian war, but were I to spend all day at a soul-deadening job in a city where I am out of place and have no purpose, I might go back that far, too. Hemon's narrator, himself displaced, as there are many similarities between author and character in this book of short stories, has the time to trace back the lineage.
We know of Hemon, both from biography and as briefly mentioned in part two of "The Accordion," that he is Bosnian and living in Chicago, stranded and not to fulfill his lifelong dream of parking cars in Chicago. His mind goes fluidly from stories of his great-grandfather to history books he read as a child, connecting the two, perhaps easier to do from a distance, where memory is memory and none of the real is present in a foreign land with no reminders, very few even flashing images of Sarajevo where it should be in the news. This second part, the part of the story where Hemon reveals that the story we've enjoyed and let ourselves buy into, is not even based on a story passed down from generations but is in fact not fact in the remotest sense but the product of a vivid imagination and a long train ride. This organization of story and then confession does two things. The first is that for this to be a story of a man who is displaced[1], who is unhappy and alone, the confession must come last. An admission before the story that the narrator is tired from a long day of an unfulfilling job and missing home and family and even to some extent war being helpless and useless in the US—and then revealing that he is a gifted writer and that he has this outlet available to himself—would change the story to somewhat of a happier one, where the narrator gets what he wants, which is a connection to home, even if self-created, at the end.
The second part at work here in this organization of part one and part two is that it allows us to readily buy into the spectacle. Spectacle of war is important to Hemon, it makes a good story but one we should feel a little ashamed to have enjoyed, but Hemon gets huge satisfaction in writing the story that lures us in. It is his obsession as much as ours. Most people don't entertain themselves at the end of a workday by writing about, and making beautiful, historical events and assassinations, but everyone likes a good war story. It's hard to turn away from, the gorier and more shocking the better. His creation of a little human-interest story of this famous ride is a harmless daydream on its surface but more telling of human nature underneath. Hemon brings up this spectacle of war more graphically later on in the book, in "A Coin." Here in "The Accordion," he—in just a couple pages—plays to our natural eagerness to participate and go along with the "irresponsible imagination and shameless speculation." It didn't take us very long at all to suspend disbelief and omit the obvious facts (that Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in a motor car, not a horse-drawn coach) and trust our narrator, a narrator who half a page later reveals that he's not to be trusted, and we've already bought what he sold us.
Most people don't entertain themselves at the end of a workday by writing about, and making beautiful, historical events and assassinations, but everyone likes a good war story.
Hemon's disdain for Americans looking on at horrors as a way to feel a fleeting pity and do nothing to act is more pronounced two stories later in "A Coin." Aida works as an assistant to foreign TV companies, "helping them to get by in hell, to approach and bribe government officials, and find good parties" and editing war footage for them, cutting up hours of which only a few minutes will ever be used. These companies are in and out, there for as long as there's the spectacle of war, and gone as soon as the story is either over or just old. Aida is aware of the need to entertain them. If they lose interest, they're gone. She says of the cameraman with whom she has been having a relationship, "The other day I took Kevin on a tour of my favorite places in Sarajevo. . . . There is a truce in place these days, which always scares me a bit. . . . I'm afraid that Kevin might get bored and leave." There isn't a chance that he'll stay for Aida or that he'd fall in love with the country or find some other story to tell. There's only what he can openly gawk at with his camera, and the rest doesn't sell.
Aida has reservations about what she sends of the footage to the television companies. At first she includes all the gory bits she can find. It's a mistake most people make when something terrible but common is happening to them to assume that anyone will care enough to take action, that anyone has the energy to come save them based on pure shock and horror and outrage. It's never like that, though. Americans, the world at large, don't sit at home, action-less, because there's a lack of media coverage, they wouldn't budge even if they knew. (I myself am drinking coffee and eating cake as I write this. It's not the mid 1990s, so the call to action isn't quite the same, but it's not as if my country isn't involved in its own wars right now, it's not as if I'm not aware that generations of children are growing up in fear of the sky, that their schoolmates have been massacred by drones, by an enemy that doesn't even look them in the face. It turns my stomach, and then I turn to the next article, take a sip of coffee, momentary pity forgotten.) And after a few news stories run, Aida realizes this, too. She doesn't even bother to provide what she used to see as provocative and now sees as the entertainment that it will become. She saves it, though, withholds it from the world, puts it all on one tape, a "montage of death attractions."
Aleksandar Hemon (Photo by Velibor Bozovic)
At the bottom of page 129 is a break. I call this part two of the story. Part one is a conversation, though very broken and time-lagged, but it is Aida's voice, presumably not made up but her real (at least within the bounds of this story) letters or thoughts from Sarajevo. At the bottom of page 129, the narrator despairs, "Since April I have received no letters from Aida. From that time on I had to make up her letters," and the fiction-on-fiction begins. Suddenly Aida's reports are suspect, and they seem to become more dramatic, if less graphic. The narrator imagines Aida surviving in an environment that through all of Aida's descriptions seems beyond the capacity of human strength. He writes for her, "I feel I might burst out into madness," and "My hair is all gray now." To the narrator, these are the tolls that the horrors he can't know firsthand must be taking on the people he left behind. The horrors being so profound that he wonders if maybe they sit around and contemplate how they'd best like to die. On the next page, Aida spends a paragraph defending being shot by a sniper as preferable to being raped. As if that's a tradeoff anyone should have to consider.
This break is the opposite order from the two sections, fact and fiction, in "The Accordion," but here in "A Coin," the break is so seamless (there is no "1" and "2" to announce it) that it's hardly broken our gaze or disrupted our trance. It is so subtle that we remain willing participants of the spectacle, even as the narrator imagines himself removed, plucked from the scene entirely, safely behind a camera of his own. The bleeding is done overseas. The real living, the fear that we all die in, the adrenaline that propels us, that animates a person to risk life and limb to traverse point A to B, is all in Sarajevo. In Chicago, life is unfeeling, empty, safe but purposeless and helpless. Hemon's use of italics for the narrator's part, the part he sees as less real, is an effect that is usually used for letters written within a story. Here the italics belong to the narrator as if his life in Chicago is the aside, but the real story belongs to Aida, and it's Aida who has the real story to tell.
[1] That his characters are displaced does not show up in the language of the writing, Hemon's mastery of English a little freakish for his late arrival, except for in some subtle ways. My favorite of these instances is from "The Accordion" when the Archduke announces to his wife that he sees a man with an accordion and the Archduchess "winces, as though he's delirious." I imagine Hemon writing on the L, pausing, then leaning to the person next to him and asking, "What's the word for when someone goes like this" and then making a face as if to say a skeptical "Whaaaat?" and the person sees a squinting eye and the head pulled back, as if in pain, and says, "It's a wince."
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FIFA suspend Watson from watchdog committee
Cayman News | 16/09/2014 | 0 Comments
(CNS): Local businessman Canover Watson, who was arrested by the RCIPS last month on suspicion of corruption, has now been suspended from his role with the international football body on its audit and compliance committee. The chairman, Domenico Scala, said Tuesday that a decision had been made "to temporarily relieve, until further notice, Canover Watson" of his duties, but added that the presumption of innocence still applied to the now suspended official. He also said that there appeared to be no connection with the allegations here in Cayman, which are denied by Watson, to his role in football administration on the eight-member committee meant to scrutinize FIFA's books.
Scala said that although preliminary investigations had not established any connection between the allegations and Watson's role in football, he had been suspended while the police investigation in Cayman continues.
"After a preliminary clarification of the facts of the case and the allegations of the Cayman Island investigating authorities against Canover Watson, no connection with football and/or his role at association level has been established at this stage," FIFA said. "This should not be regarded as routine procedure, because cases like this or of this nature must always be assessed on their individual merits," added the association, which has itself been embroiled in years of corruption related scandals.
Canover Watson was questioned last month by officers from the anti-corruption and financial crime units over allegations relating to a swipe-card billing system implemented at the hospital and the details of the tender. At the time the $11+ million contract was awarded Watson was chair of the Health Service Authority board. Police arrested him on suspicion of abuse of public office, breach of trust, conflict of Interest and money laundering. Watson was released on police bail until 29 September.
Following his arrest Watson issued a short statement denying the allegations, stating that in due course he would set out his position but while the police investigation continued, his attorneys had advised him not to make any further comment.
Cops urge drinkers to use taxis or sober driver
Cayman News | 16/09/2014 | 41 Comments
(CNS): After arresting six people at the weekend for drinking and driving, the RCIPS Traffic Management issued a warning to drivers, who are not following the laws to get a taxi or use a designated driver if they are drinking. Having caught six drunks behind the wheel, despite the widespread warnings to motorists not to drink and drive, the traffic cops said motorists risk being disqualified from driving as well as injuring themselves and others. "Motorists are not adhering to the Traffic Law, and they are not heeding our warnings; always have a designated driver or take a taxi," said Inspector Barnett who is in charge of Traffic Management.
Fuel duty cuts years away, says finance minister
(CNS): The minister of finance and economics has said that any further duty cuts on fuel may be as much as three years away. Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on Friday in regard to a motion filed by the opposition leader asking government to cut the duty and give the Cayman people a break, Marco Archer said that government could not yet afford to reduce the duty any further than the cuts in this year's budget. Although the minister said government wanted to bring down the current duty levels by some 45 cents to bolster the economy and reduce the burden on the community it was going to take two to three years to bring down the rates.
Archer said he had to remain prudent with the budget and the economy was simply not growing enough to justify further cuts and he wanted and was working on sustainable solutions to help people not cuts that would have to be increased again because government couldn't balance the books.
He pointed to the help he was giving by cutting the duty on CUC bills in January which should result on a four percent drop in domestic and commercial bills as well as the reduction of almost all duty on retail goods for merchants. That 2% cut came into effect in July and government has promised to ensure that the cut works is way through to the public at the point of sale.
The minister also pointed to the introduction of a free trade and business license for micro Caymanians business to encourage people to set up home industries. He described a micro business as a commercial operation with four or less employees and an annual gross revenue of less that $250k.
Meanwhile, Archer said that small businesses could receive a 50% or 75% cut on license fees depending on their district location. He also said that the government has implemented an amnesty for any existing business owner who still owes trade and business licensing fees so they can reapply for government contracts.
"We won't be chasing you for the money," he promised as he responded to McKeeva Bush's private member's motion which was no accepted by the PPM government bench.
Cayman's first radio station returns with new content
Cayman News | 16/09/2014 | 1 Comment
(CNS): More than forty years after the station first hit the airways in the Cayman Islands when the college opened in 1973, ICCI-FM has returned to the airways with a range of new shows produced by students. The localstation was off air for two years but the jazz, classical, and easy listening station is back with programmes that include interviews with local politicians and other personalities. The station is part of the college's educational programmes and David Marshall, the ICCI president said the school will be partnering with local radio stations to develop formal internship programmes to encourage Caymanians in radio careers.
"This station holds significant historical value on the Island and now that it is back, we are renewing our commitment to use ICCI-FM for the benefit of our students and the wider community in Cayman," said Marshall.
He explained that three ICCI students, Priscilla Eden, Clement Patterson, and Gelyssa Rankin are providing the station with its first original re-launch content after taking an 11-week course to prepare them for the work.
The students produced their own radio shows which began airing on Monday. Each was responsible for interviewing an MLA, an on-Island radio personality, and other ICCI students about the importance of education to young people in Cayman. The Education minister Tara Rivers, opposition member Bernie Bush, and Alva Suckoo, a government beack-bencher were all interviewed by the students.
Marshall also said the college plans to work with primary and secondary schools to provide opportunities for their students to boost their communication skills and confidence by writing and voicing essays which ICCI-FM will air as part of its programming.
"This is a real pathway for young people to move into on-air, sales, production, and even engineering careers right here on Island. It is awesome to help create employment pathways in radio for our very talented youth," said Marshall.
In August 2012, a lightning strike damaged the ICCI-FM radio tower and equipment and put the station out of action. The college is now on a fundraising campaign to purchase more instructional equipment and to provide scholarships for students interested in studying broadcasting.
Activists warn that more jail doesn't work
(CNS): In the wake of two private members motions being filed in the Legislative Assembly asking government to consider increasing prison sentences for aggravated burglaries and robberies, a local activist group has warned that this is a backward step. Youth Anti-Crime Trust (Youth ACT), a non-profit group which works on reducing youth crime and advocates for responsible policy regarding juvenile punishment and treatment, has said that more jail time is not a quick fix as research shows that longer sentences do nothing to deter crime but are costly and detrimental to young offenders rehabilitation and many countries that implemented long jail times have since overturned those laws.
Bonnie Anglin, a spokesperson for the group, said that Youth ACT has written to members of the LA imploring them not to introduce more prison time for younger offenders as it just doesn't work
"Countries, including the UK, have repealed the 'three-strikes' law after it proved to fill the prisons and were unable to fund the legislation," she said.
In the lette, on behalf of the charity, she points to reputable research that demonstrates harsher penalties have unintended consequences without any evidence of a reduction in crime.
Anglin said that if a person is not deterred by prison in the first place, longer sentences don't make any difference to the criminal act.
"Politicians believe that tougher legislation will reduce crime but the evidence and history have proven, country after country, it has not worked and governments need to look beyond the criminal justice system to stem increases in crime," she added as she warned that politicians cannot cut crime with the stroke of a pen. Anglin warned that the country's leaders were in danger of repeating the same costly mistakes, over and over again.
The charity points out that while government wants to increase prison spending, for a lot less it could increase funding for youth prevention programmes. With $1.5 million set aside for a new concrete prison wall, Anglin suggest shaving off just $50,000 of that to redevelop Eagle House to create a suitable secure environment for young people already in jail geared towards rehabilitation and to partner with ACT to build the long-awaited youth offender facility.
Anglin also points to the significant increase in recent years of genuine poverty among ordinary families in the Cayman Islands. Despite having one of the highest GDPs in the world, the local activist pointed out that there are currently an unacceptable number of families without water and electricity, children going to school hungry, high unemployment and a serious increase in child sexual abuse.
In the letter to the MLAs Anglin echoes comments made by Ezzard Miller that the CIG has budgeted as much for dealing with sexual abuse as it allocated to the Humane Society for dogs.
Youth ACT is made up of qualified and experienced volunteers who, without political motive, offer their expertise and time to work with politicians, civil servants, students, parents and the community to develop and implement constructive and proven effective measures to address the increase in crime.
See the full letter from ACT to the country's politicians below.
Teens get arts scholarships for study in US
(CNS): Two Caymanian teenagers have received scholarships worth a maximum of US$20,000 per year for the next four years to help cover the costs of the arts courses in the United States. 19 year old Simon Tatum and 18 year old Lorena Morejon, have been awarded the Deutsche Bank's – National Gallery Visual Arts Scholarship so study Art History and Painting and Film, Photography and Visual Arts. Given the increased interest in tertiary arts education, the scholarship is becoming increasingly competitive, said NGCI Director, Natalie Urquhart.
"This is an unparalleled opportunity for creative young people in Cayman wishing to further their education, develop their talents, reach their potential, and in doing, enhance the community in which we live and work," she said, adding that these two students demonstrated their passion and dedication to fine art and film studies respectively, making them very worthy recipients.
Simon Tatum has been involved in the National Children's Festival of the Arts and was employed by the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands as a Summer Intern in 2013. This September he begins his second year of studies at the University of Missouri where he is majoring in Art History and Painting.
"The future of our country relies upon our ability to conserve and promote the history, culture, and heritage of the Caymanian people," he said. "This includes the promotion of the Caymanian art and artists both within our community and abroad. As a young Caymanian and prospective artist, I hope to contribute to this area. I find myself truly blessed to have been granted the Deutsche Bank's – National Gallery Visual Arts Scholarship, for the funds that this scholarship provides will help relieve me of a large portion of my college finances and allow me to concentrate solely on my studies. Moreover, I am grateful for the opportunity to be abroad and hope to learn as much as I can during my time there, so that I may benefit the art, culture, and community the Cayman Islands when I return."
Lorena Morejon has already won several awards as a student of art and film. Two years ago she entered the Cayman Islands National Cultural Foundation's Young Image Makers Short Film Competition and won two awards – the People's Choice and Overall Winner of the competition – which entitled her to an all-expense paid trip to Manhattan to participate in the New York Film Academy summer camp. Morejon also participated in a short news broadcast contest with two other students and won first place for capturing and presenting a controversial topic, and has won high school titles for most outstanding in art, most outstanding in advanced placement art and artist of the month at Triple C School.
This September she will start her first year in upstate New York where she is pursuing a BFA in Film, Photography and Visual Arts at Ithaca College and Full Sail University.
"Words alone cannot express the gratitude that I feel for receiving the Deutsche Bank's – National Gallery Scholarship and being able to pursue my goals at collage. I am looking forward to a great first year," she said.
For more information about the Deutsche Bank's – National Gallery Visual Arts Scholarship and other opportunities for students at the National Gallery, email education@nationalgallery.org.ky or call (345) 945 8111.
Premier: OMOV in SMCs will secure party-politics
(CNS): Premier Alden McLaughlin has said the introduction of one man, one vote in single member constituencies will secure the future of party politics in Cayman. Although some believe that by having one vote in a constituency with a single representative, independent candidates will have a better chance at the polls, the premier said that would not be the case. During the Legislative Assembly debate last week on the government motion regarding electoral reform McLaughlin said party politics would still dominate the political landscape, as he pointed to the cost of campaigning and advised the independent members to join one or set up a new party.
"I have heard many people say SMCs will somehow break the party system and make it easier for independents to get elected," he said. However, the premier said this was unlikely and the system was more likely to entrench the party system and favour the dominant parties.
McLaughlin said that OMOV in SMCs still favoured the party politics, which he supported because it was a far better system as people knew when they voted for a party, group or team who the leaders would be and what, if that party formed the government, they could expect from the administration.
McLaughlin said that rather than being afraid of OMOV in SMCs, as has been implied, he embraced it because experience had taught him that organized politics was essential in the modern era and without it "chaos ensues". He said independents could not expect to get elected on separate platforms where they have nothing in common and then lead the country as a cohesive government when they are thrown together and unable to agree on policy.
Ironically, McLaughlin said that any independents that still managed to get elected would find themselves on the side lines getting nothing done. The comments came, however, in the debate on a motion that he had earlier admitted government brought to the House not least because of the pressure the independent members, Arden McLean and Ezzard Miller, had applied to get this issue on government's agenda sooner rather than later.
Nevertheless, despite their work pressuring government on OMOV and other issues, such as championing the minimum wage and a fair trade commission, McLaughlin advised his former party colleague McLean and Miller, who was a founding member of the UDP, to pick a party to join or start their own.
He said this was not just a matter of cohesive politics but costs because it would get harder and harder for those funding their own campaigns as the cost of fighting an election continued to escalate. He described the costs as astonishing and said independents would struggle without the benefit of the party machinery.
Image of illegally parked car is too old, says RCIPS
(CNS): The RCIPS said a picture of a police car parked in an illegal spot is not, as indicated on the date stamp, a recent image but at least two years old, preventing them from investigating the matter. The picture, which was posted on Facebook and sent to CNS by a reader, angered the Blue Spot campaigners who are working hard to keep able-bodied drivers out of disabled parking bays but who have catalogued numerous occasions where police officers are using the parking spots despite not being on an emergency call.
On this occasion the police say it is too old for the Professional Standards Unit to pursue the possible parking infraction.
The parking space in question at Camana Bay is no longer designated for disabled drivers or passengers and they say the image is misleading the public.However, as result of police being caught on camera abusing parking spaces on numerous occasions the issue remains a real concern. The police management have stated, however, that the RCIPS does take these parking abuses seriously.
"We do take this offence seriously and regret that due to the significant passage in time that it might be difficult to identify the officer responsible. All of our officers are aware that such violations will be prosecuted pursuant to the Traffic Law," an RCIPS spokesperson stated.
Earlier on Monday (when the image was believed to have been taken last week) the police commissioner had also told CNS that the matter was being investigated and if the circumstances were as they appear — that an officer was not attending an emergency — the driver would receive a ticket.
"The public has a right to expect officers not to abuse their positions or flout the law. I expect that also," Commissioner David Baines said. "Officers are being repeatedly reminded of their obligations, however if common sense and logic do not work, then enforcement will be the approach taken, in order to reinforce the basic standard of conduct and care I expect and the public deserves."
Security personnel at Camana Bay stated that the picture shows a blue spot parking space that has since been changed to a regular parking slot. (See photo above)


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The Undateables is back! The unique Channel 4 dating show is returning for its 11th series as a select group of new contestants search for love. But what about the former stars of the show? While some couples went their separate ways once the cameras stopped rolling, there have been some success stories — and even marriages and babies!
We take a look back at ten of the most memorable partnerships Fan favourites Daniel and Lily have gone from strength-to-strength since meeting on the show. In , Daniel — who has autism — popped the question after serenading his girlfriend on Brighton Bandstand with a rendition of All I Want for Christmas is You , complete with a choir. The best couple in the universe who never fail to make me cry the happiest tears all men could learn a thing or two from Daniel!
Brent has taken Challis back to the scene of their very first date to pop the question, with Challis telling the Mirror : "We went back to the pub in Exeter where we first met during filming. Brent went to the toilet and a waiter gave me a scrapbook with all our memories of our relationship in it and a picture Brent had made. And then when he came back to the table he asked me to marry him. I said 'yes'. All you need to know. Ray and Christine have proved so popular with viewers that there have been calls for their own spin-off show!
Hayley Ostler, 29, runs a project where she plays Cupid to those who need a little help in the romance department…. Sitting on the edge of the sofa, I watched the young couple on TV. As they ate ice cream and made nervous small talk, I rooted for them. And when they later swapped numbers and kissed goodbye, I beamed with pride. As a matchmaker for people with learning disabilities, I regularly help would-be boyfriends and girlfriends, like Luke and Alice, find love.
That episode showed me phoning Luke, a member of the dating project I run, to suggest a date with Alice, also a member.
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On This Day: Barack Obama Is Elected America's First Black President
Today, we commemorate Nov. 4, 2008, the historic day then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama was elected the first Black president of our nation, by reposting this November 2018 article.
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On Nov. 4, 2008, Barack Hussein Obama was elected the 44th president of the United States. The Democratic first-term U.S. senator from Illinois who was the son of a White mother from Kansas and a Kenyan father would go on to mark his place in history as the nation's first Black commander-in-chief.
Obama's election became a meaningful moment considering America's tense racial history through slavery and the heavily segregated years of the Jim Crow Era, which gravely limited the access and power of African-Americans.
The Harvard-educated-biracial son of an immigrant, who married Michelle Robinson, an equally educated Black woman, and had two daughters, Malia and Sasha, would be sworn into office 11 weeks later as the leader of the free world. Obama's election was the embodiment of the American Dream and would show the world how progressive the nation had become.
Thankful. #TBT
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The Illinois senator announced his candidacy for the presidency in February 2007. Obama secured the Democratic nomination in June 2008. He campaigned on the theme of change with a powerful "Yes We can" motto, which appealed to a wide range of people includes minorities, middle and lower classes and young voters who were frustrated by the policies of President George W. Bush's administration.
Despite the idea that America was far removed from its fraught racial past, Obama's ascendance was met with backlash. Just days before the 2008 election, a life-sized doll fashioned after Obama was hung from a tree at the University of Kentucky.
But racist actions did not scare voters away from the polls. More than 131 million people cast ballots, making voter turnout for the 2008 election the highest it had been in 40 years. Obama secured 95 percent of the African-American vote; 67 percent of the Latino vote; and 66 percent of votes from 18–24-year-olds.
"If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time; who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer," Obama said in his victory speech in Chicago's Grant Park.
He was inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2009, a time when America was facing its worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and was fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Later that year, he became the third sitting president to be honored with a Nobel Peace Prize.
The first bill President Obama signed into law was the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which extended the statute of limitations for women to sue over pay discrimination. He seated two female Supreme Court justices including Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic justice. Obama also brought an end to the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which banned openly gay individuals from serving in the military.
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In his first 100 days in office, the 44th president approved the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, a $787 billion economic stimulus package By July 2009, the recession America had faced was over.
The federal government also bailed out the U.S. automobile industry, saving nearly 3 million jobs under the Obama administration. The president also launched the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, which made health insurance available to 95 percent of the legal population.
Obama lifted the ban on federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. The commander-in-chief repealed some travel and money restrictions with Cuba and ordered the closure of detention camp on Guantanamo Bay, though it remains open today.
From the moment he was elected, he kept an open mind about the future and fighting for change in the United States.
"The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even one term, but America, I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we will get there. I promise you: we as a people will get there," he said during his election victory speech.
Although Obama's approval rating fall from 61 percent to 57 percent in his first year as president, he was re-elected on Nov. 6, 2012, with nearly 63 million popular votes and 332 electoral votes.
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23/05/2019Tehran-Based Sound Artist Sote Unveils Mind-Rattling New Album On Diagonal Records
Is this the past or is it the future? With Tehran-based electronic music composer Ata Ebtekar, aka Sote, it is hard to tell. Fact is, he has been honing his craft for three decades and counting, an explorer, a scientist, a sound artist in an ever-changing sonic environment. He "composes music with a deeply-held conviction that rules and formulas should be deconstructed and rethought", as he "alters musical modal codes from their original tonality and rhythmic tradition to achieve vivid synthetic soundscapes."
Sote's musical vision is acutely experimental in form, yet eerily organic in nature and constantly in motion. You might remember his CTM-commissioned album "Sacred Horror In Design" released on Opal Tapes in 2017, which had us wondering, what exactly we had just listened to. And trust us, his latest album is likely to keep you guessing, with musical surprises lurking at every twist, turn and flourish. Preceded by the standalone single Artificial Neutrality, Sote recently unveiled his mind-rattling new full-length on Oscar Powell's Diagonal Records, entitled "Parallel Persia".
Created in early 2018, "Parallel Persia" features an electro-acoustic "series of compositional structures", combining "various synthesis techniques with Iranian acoustic instruments [Arash Boulouri (santour) & Pouya Damadi (tar)] that are pushed beyond ordinary operation." Or in the words of Sote himself, these are "snapshots of an apocryphal Iran [...] presented via sonic schematics for a synthetic 'Meta-Persian' experience," an experience that could be taking place "in our present-day life or maybe somewhere else somehow differently in a parallel world..." We'll let you decide.
You can stream/buy "Parallel Persia" in full on Bandcamp and make sure to check out the magnificent visuals to album track "Brass Tacks" by Pedram Sadegh-Beyki below.
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Bangkok's Zudrangma Records Presents Crucial Compilation Of Rarities By The First Lady Of Lae
All the way from Bangkok comes a fantastic new compilation, featuring a selection of rare and "crucial cuts" by Kwanjit Sripajan, aka "The First Lady of Lae Music". Lae is a vocal genre that is generally performed at initiation ceremonies for monks and focusses on the teachings of Buddha as well as communicating traditional values and "exhorting listeners to a righteous life."
Born to a farming family in 1947 in the Suphanburi region of central Thailand, [...]
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A-WA Drop Thought-Provoking Precursor To Forthcoming Second Full-Length
We first covered the Yemenite sisters back in 2016, when they teamed up with Loco Hot on APE Records. That was after they released their breakout single "Habib Galbi" (which has so far amassed over 12 million views on YouTube) and followed that up with their eponymous debut album. Blending traditional Yemenite folk with urban beats and electronic soundscapes, Tair, Liron and Tagel Haim have made quite a name for themselves across the globe, as they confidently [...]
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Mauritania's Ahmedou Ahmed Lowla Releases Extremely Limited Edition Tour Cassette
After two weeks in Turkey, our hearts bleed Arabesque. So it may not come as surprise that we have developed somewhat of a soft spot for songs in a minor key and melodies dealing with unfulfilled love and the likes. Under any other circumstances we most likely would have filed away Ahmedou Ahmed Lowla's instrumental electronic keyboard flourishes as 'kitch'. But that would have been a mistake.
Ahmedou Ahmed Lowla is one of the Saharan country's biggest stars. [...]
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The Minyo Crusaders Combine Traditional Japanese Folk Songs With A Plethora Of Global Styles
Well here's for a little something off the beaten path. All the way from Japan comes this big band that is quite unlike anything we've ever heard. The Minyo Crusaders just recently released their debut album on UK imprint Mais Um and we highly recommend you give it a listen. Led by guitarist Katsumi Tanaka, the 10-piece successfully reworks Japanese folk songs, also known as min'yō, with Latin, African, Caribbean and Asian rhythms, from cumbia, to Ethiopian [...]
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Berlin/Potsdam-based Nine-Piece Wanubalé Releases Blazing Two-Tracker On Agogo Records
Hailing from Berlin/Postdam, the young nine-piece collective Wanubalé (Swahili for "Brothers") just released its debut EP "Strange Heat" on Agogo Records and is now set to perform live in Berlin tomorrow (Thursday May 9th, 2019) at XJAZZ.
Drawing inspiration from jazz and club culture, Wanubalé bring an amazing energy to the stage, as they meld jazz, neo soul, funk and electronic influences into a cohesive and absolutely ecstatic whole. With all nine members [...]
Daniel Weltlinger's New Album Tells A Story About A Violin, A Story For The Ages
Yesterday marked release day for Australian-born and Berlin-based violinist Daniel Weltlinger and his brand new album. On "Szolnok" Daniel tells the amazing and true story of his grandfather's violin, on his grandfather's violin. Playing that same instrument from the eponymous Hungarian town (a name written on the label inside the violin itself), which his grandfather, Zoltan Fyszman, carried with him to the far reaches of the globe through the turmoil [...]
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A 24/7 Webradio Reconnecting Us With The Golden Age Of Arab Music
Moving right along, we bring you yet another great initiative from the Mediterranean Basin, aka Shik Shak Shok, a webradio or rather "the first online radio dedicated to fostering golden age of Arab music." Shik Shak Shok is the brainchild of Lebanese-born/Paris-based producer Hadi Zeidan and features an eclectic 24/7 live mix of Arab grooves, including jazz, funk, disco, tarab and of course bellydance.
Founded in 2018, Shik Shak Shok has also accumulated [...]
Zamaan Ya Sukkar
Belgium's Radio Martiko Unearth Egyptian Crossover Sounds From The 1960s
Belgium's Radio Martiko, reissue label, DJ collective and provider of "global eclectic supersounds", has been on our radar ever since we started this 'greedy' little platform of ours back in 2015 and we already had the pleasure to share their fabulous 2016-released all-vinyl mixes of hard-to-find Turkish treats and rump-shaking Egyptian rarities. Needless to say, even though the Ghent-based collective has been anything but idle, we haven't reported on them in a [...]
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Tel Aviv's Hoodna Orchestra Ready Ethiojazzy Studio Album #2
Widely heralded as one Israel's best live bands, Tel Aviv's Hoodna Orchestra is a musical force to be reckoned with. Last Friday, the brassy collective, composed of 11-14 members, officially released its second studio album "Ofel" on trusted German imprint Agogo Records and we are absolutely, positively dazed. The album was recorded live in the group's self-built home studio with guitarist and composer Ilan Smilan in charge of the entire production (recording, [...]
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Essaouira's Maalem Houssam Gania Releases Entrancing 6-Track Gnawa Album On Hive Mind
Back in 2017 Brighton's Hive Mind Records posthumously released an 8-track album of studio recordings by the late and great Maalem Mahmoud Gania, master singer and guimbri player. Now following in his footsteps, 23-year-old Houssam Gania is set to continue his father's legacy and recently released his own 6-track album on the UK imprint.
"Mosawi Swiri" features indigenous sounds from the "Gnawa ceremonial repertoire", including "a number of songs from the [...]
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Romanian Artist Cosima Releases Captivating 7" On Pingipung/Future Nuggets
Last Friday, German leftfield record label Pingipung teamed up with Romanian imprint Future Nuggets to present a hot new 7" release by Bucharest-based artist Cosima Opârtan, or simply Cosima, aka one half of proto-manele duo Raze de Soare.
Cosima – a trained architect, sound designer and co-founder of Queer Night (a local LGBTQ+ party series) – dubs her music widow pop, a melancholy blend of contemporary styles beckoning both to the past and the future, as [...]
Munich-Based Jazz Quintet Fazer Release Blissfully Stunning Sophomore Album
Their self-released 2018 debut was an absolute sensation and quickly sold out on vinyl, while "Mara" went on to become one of the most streamed jazz albums of the year. And rightfully so. The Munich-based jazz quintet's organic sound thrives on spacious arrangements, as they move freely and effortlessly between composition and improvisation, producing beautiful melodies over polyrhythmic drum patterns and dubby basslines.
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