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Africa University is a uniting, connectional dream come true. That's the message delegates to the denomination's legislative assembly received during a report from its nearly 16-year-old Pan-African institution.
In a report about the church-related school in Mutare, Zimbabwe, associate vice chancellor of institutional development James Salley said the 2008 General Conference's theme of "A Future With Hope" directly parallels the school's mission of educating future leaders for Africa in a Christian environment.
Africa University "is bringing about a continental and global change in the name of Jesus Christ," Salley said.
The report, introduced by Salley, included the Africa University Choir, the school's chancellor, interim vice chancellor, an alumnus and a DVD about how some of the university's 2,500 graduates are making an impact in 28 countries on the continent.
The Rev. Betty Nasau Kazadi, a 2005 graduate of the university's faculty of theology, wears three hats: She is the director of conference communications for the North Katanga Annual (regional) Conference in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an associate pastor in Kamina-Center, and assistant manager of the microfinance program UMCOR NGO in Kamina.
"I am all of these things and more because of the exceptional training I received from the professors and staff at Africa University," she said.
The training provided by Africa University is evident at the 2008 General Conference. Twenty-four graduates are providing leadership at the conference - nine are delegates and 15 are providing translating services to the General Conference delegates.
"When we analyze the leadership these young people are providing, we think this is an excellent return on the investment you have made in supporting Africa University," Salley said. "Your investment is paying off in significant ways," Salley said.
"Africa will be saved"
On April 28, the General Conference affirmed its investment in Africa University and made it a priority by voting to allocate $20 million over a four-year period - $10 million in apportionments and $10 million to be raised through the World Service Special Gifts - to continue developing the school and its programs.
"Thank you, General Conference, for your continued support," said Fanuel Tagwira, the university's interim vice chancellor. "Your contributions are helping make a difference on the African continent. The fire shall continue to burn, and it shall never be put out."
"If you believe, and I believe, and we together pray, the Holy Spirit will come down and Africa will be saved," Salley said, introducing the choir. The choir sang that not only would Africa be saved, but so would America and The United Methodist Church.
"Your investment is secure"
Delegates were told that while Zimbabwe has an inflation rate of 200,000 percent - the highest in the world - the university, with a few challenges, continues to operate and fulfill its mission of educating its 1,400 students from 24 African countries.
"The political situation has not affected the university. Your investment is secure," Tagwira said. "Both government and opposition politicians have great admiration for what Africa University has achieved. We remain open and following our normal calendar. We thank God for his divine favor," he said.
Earlier in the conference, delegates voted to increase theological education on the continent and to make the country of Malawi a missionary conference.
Congolese Bishop Nkulu Ntanda Ntambo, chancellor of Africa University and chairman of its board of directors, thanked the General Conference for its support of funding education on the continent but cautioned that the effort "should not be at the expense of Africa University."
Ntambo assured the conference that "Africa University does not take away anything from The United Methodist Church or Africa. It only adds to the growth and strength of the entire church."
The $20 million approved by the delegates is not final until the churchwide Council on Finance and Administration and the Connectional Table present a quadrennial budget to the 2008 General Conference for approval.
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*Linda Green is a United Methodist News Service news writer based in Nashville, TN
Date posted: Apr 30, 2008


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It isn't enough to be told you are a good writer. Good writers know this. A good writer is aware that he can produce a brilliantly-steaming, gloriously-regurgitated poo-burger, and when he serves it up he will be greeted with thunderous applause. People like poo. They like poo so much, they don't even think of it as poo. They think of it as holy pleasure pudding, and they will smite any who name it anything else.
So a good writer doesn't spend too much time waiting for praise. He waits for comments, the nature of which will determine if he has succeeded in whatever goal he made for that project. He knows it won't land on everyone's doorstep the same way, and he doesn't care about the reception of all who read it. If it connects with someone, he knows he's on the right track.
But even a good story can fail to find an audience, and it doesn't mean it failed. You can trace the evolution of a writer from the point he decides to write something to the moment his writing becomes a well-oiled machine with laser-focus, targeting all of those who were meant to read it. Those lucky souls fortunate enough to receive this wonderful experience from a gifted writer have no idea how long and hard this writer must have worked to get there.
You might imagine climbing Mount Everest, except that along the way, aliens invade, and the earth opens up and spits out swarms of locusts that follow you in your uncertain struggle up the constantly shifting sands of a mountain that might not even exist anymore by the time you get to the top. The end point of a writer legitimately doing God's work is necessarily vague. If he knows where he'll be, he's probably an untrustworthy hack.
It starts with actual poo, believe it or not. Every writer starts there.
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The first creative act of every human being is defecation, and it produces a joyful spirit in its creator when his or her mother appears to approve. She loves him anyway.
Maybe she doesn't get upset, or maybe she does. Maybe she's on her way to an important convention and didn't expect to take Timmy along for the ride, and she really wants to attend that seminar on Gaia's Now-bloody Anus, but she can't because she has to tend to one very ill-timed poo-bomb. She may even resent his giggling, and he'll pick up on it.
All of this early development forms the basis of a writer's motivation for telling a story. This is not an attempt to trivialize the remarkable phenomenon of story-telling, but it is very relevant.
By the time he makes the conscious decision to write something of his own volition, a writer has already developed a talent for it. The passion comes when he takes his baby steps. Usually -- not always, but usually -- he is so turned off by what he has written that he forgets he even wrote it at all. This was true for me.
Regardless of what a true writer's development was like, he comes to realize at a certain point that he is the only one able to determine if it was successful or not.
I remember an experimental film class I took when I was in school, and I remember one very ballsy film made by a very ballsy classmate of mine. We were not an overly critical class. We tended to limit our responses to each other's work to praises, and seldom would we voice our criticisms.
He made a film depicting various people arriving at a party with different items. Someone brought a half-eaten sandwich, someone brought cake, and at least two people brought dog shit. Nevertheless, all were given the accolade, "Congratulations!" When the teacher asked, after surmising it to be a critique on modern art, what the film was about, he responded, "the film is about this class."
Everyone was shocked, and I knew that the film had become the most successful film any of us had made, because its purpose was served. Thereafter, we were all much more honest with our critiques, and we were all the better for it.
Some works have a time and a place. This matters just as much as the work itself, so no one should be using absolutes when deciding if Timmy's dance recital constitutes a successful cinematic experience.
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To answer this question takes many years of experience, and one may never say yes to it. But this question is like a Zen Koan. It is somewhat rhetorical.
As for me, I believe I move a little closer every day. Some stories hit, some don't. I learn just as much from both, and I try not to do the same thing twice. I try to challenge myself, because if you're not cryin', you're not tryin', as they say. You should do the same.
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Thanks for being such a 'watchdog' in the interest of official rectitude............and Repub, not to say conservative, officialdom/points of view everywhere. I know you mean well (lol) and read the laws diligently. In this case, however, I believe Landrieu's not owning a home here may simply mean that she devotes so much time in Washington fighting for Louisiana's interests that she sees her money as better spent else wise than in owning a residence that must in general remain unoccupied during so much of the year. In this present case, therefore, and despite how the nitpicking 'letter of the law' may read, I believe you might do better by us by all 'calling off the dogs' on Landrieu, rather than giving what those 'grinds' up there at 'the Post' have to say about our representatives down here.
Hope no one took The Street's advice to sell RIC at $1.34 back the middle of July. If you miss a call that badly, you need to have it 'rubbed in'.... And it just might affect your credibility on other advice.
This is incredible. Portfolios still not fixed. They had all weekend. I believed YHOO would certainly have this fixed, given the long weekend. Tells you something about the company as a whole. I wouldn't touch this stock with a ten-foot pole just on the principle of the matter.
If this would only get to and hold at .05 - .06 for a long while, I could see myself possibly adding to bring my break-even down from .65 as of now. Bad judgment on my part to ever get into this uncommunicative 'dog' which keeps on setting new lows.
The problem is with YHOO. It will not be corrected by any one individual clearing 'his history' The 'portfolio maintenance' shut-down started across multiple users on Friday and has still not been resolved. Furthermore, they do not have the courtesy to reply back when you contact them. As far as the Finance Section goes, YHOO functions like 'a third world country'.
What ? Doesn't sound like the sort of guy to go without med. insurance. Well, if true, maybe 'bad conscience' will compromise his immune system. I hear it can....Okay, yeah, I admit I'm the vindictive type.
I'm looking to add to my position a bit lower, maybe $5.00. You can almost always count on short-term panic and margin calls to take weak, not to say #$%$', hands out.
Number of hurricanes in any one year and 'global warming' have little to no correlation. But 'global warming' in general and over the long haul will result in more intense storms - and more rain, more flooding. Study up !
I was hoping to hear by now - but TLR is all about hanging whatever out and then nothing happens for months...and even years.
You're just frustrated in your life for some reason and have to take it out on something. 'The fed' is a common punching bag.
But Louis Navellier is telling his newsletter readers to sel......uh, wait, Navellier is forever getting into stocks that he turns around on and tells you to sell for slight to no gain - or even losses - after holding them for months. Sorry ! Probably good time to buy.
Louis Navellier (Blue Chip Stock Growth) ticks me off sometimes with his 'sells'. He could have sold QIHU up around $100 but chose to wait to $77 whatever to put out his 'sell', so as a result his subscribers get out with 'peanuts' for gain instead of 20% - 25% they might have had. Worse is that he had 'buy' on QIHU up to $100, so late-comers to QIHU ended up way down if they listened to his 'reco'. No way I sell, I'm still above water to $76 and if it drops much below there I'll simply buy more.
What, are you God ?. And if it's so great why would it be cut in half from here ?... Mind you, I am not waiting for your answers.
They had to be turning out an inferior product vs the competition the last few years. I'm still up overall over since 2011 but no doubt there are better buys available.
I predict $24 - at least the equivalent thereof factoring in dividend payments - before $21....And I won't gloat in the event that I am correct.
If I could only trust about the cash, etc. I have got pretty much 'destroyed' in this, would like to finally one day get back near $2.40, my break even. Just very hesitant to add more even at this low point.
Louis Navellier at Blue Chip Growth likes NXPI. That's good enough for me....or used to be. -lol
(lol) I'm going to wait until SMED retraces to $5.00 ten or fifteen more times before I add any shares.
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- This land was worked by the fellahin, who wielded two to three crops each season, usually keeping one-fourth to one-half of the harvest for themselves.
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Video: God of War: Origins Collection on PS3 Today, Launch Trailer
167w ago
- SCEA PR Manager
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has announced that God of War: Origins Collection officially hits the PS3 today and has shared the launch trailer alongside details, as follows:
The wait is over! Kratos storms store shelves everywhere in the form God of War: Origins Collection- the compilation of God of War: Chains of Olympus and God of War: Ghost of Sparta on a single Blu-ray Disc, available today!
Now fans and newcomers to the franchise can complete the God of War experience on their PS3 for the first time. And so far, members of the media have given God of War: Origins Collection a strong thumbs up.
GameTrailers.com called the game "a gift worthy of Olympus," while MTV.com said "God of War: Origins Collection is an absolute steal."
In case you forgot, here's a quick refresher on what this package includes:
•�Two award-winning PSP classics (Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta) on PS3 for the first time
•�Both games running in high-definition 1080p resolution with full stereoscopic 3D support
•�Only $39.99, and just in time for the holidays making it a great gift option
•�PSN Trophy support that will challenge even the best players
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Video: God of War: Origins Collection PS3 Bonus Content Detailed
168w ago
- Ready at Dawn Game Director
Dana Jan
has shared a video and details today on the God of War: Origins Collection PS3 bonus content for fans.
To quote: With God of War: Origins Collection due to hit stores next week (September 13th!), I thought it would be fun to share my recollection of what went down at the Game Directors Live round table discussion last year prior to the launch of God of War: Ghost of Sparta, but before I do, here's a quick teaser trailer of the event.
Remember the full video is part of the bonus content that is included in God of War: Origins Collection, along with a Legionnaire Kratos skin and the Forest of the Forgotten combat arena, all on the same Blu-ray Disc.
Now back to the event...it was September 1st and we were deep into the final stages of completing Ghost of Sparta when the taping occurred. Do they even use tape anymore? Anyway, it was apparently the only time when all five of us could be in the same place at the same time.
So, Ru and I drove up to the El Portal Theater in North Hollywood from the Ready At Dawn office, tired and battered, but ready for what would be an interesting evening. When we pulled up to the theater, there were already fans lined up outside waiting for the doors to open....
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Video: God of War: Origins Collection Demo on PSN This Week
169w ago
- SCEA PR Manager
Eric Levine
shared a video trailer today announcing that God of War: Origins Collection Demo is hitting PSN this week.
To quote: We are now just over two weeks away from the September 13th launch of God of War: Origins Collection--an epic compilation of two of the most critically acclaimed PSP titles of all time, God of War: Chains of Olympus and God of War: Ghost of Sparta.
Since I know many of you can't wait to get your hands on this package, we're going to sweeten the deal a bit and let you play God of War: Ghost of Sparta early. PlayStation Plus members will have access to the our demo starting tomorrow, August 30th, allowing you to play Ghost of Sparta on PlayStation 3 in HD and stereoscopic 3D for the very first time.
This demo will then be available to the general public next week on September 6th. It's a treat playing both games with the DualShock controller, and they look and feel like they were always intended for the big screen. If you missed our PSP vs PS3 comparison video, watch it now for a deeper look at how we've enhance the visuals.
I'd also like to take a moment to thank all of our friends in the media for their flattering impression thus far. If you pick up the September issue of
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Video: Remastering God of War: Origins Collection for PS3
172w ago
- Ready At Dawn Studios Art Director
Nathan Phail-Liff
has shared some video footage today on the remastering God of War: Origins Collection for the PS3 entertainment system.
Re-mastering both of the God of War PSP games in full HD for the PS3 God of War: Origins Collection definitely had its share of challenges for us.
The first goal we had was simply the daunting task of up-rezing the engine and content authored on a PSP running at 480 x 272 resolution and 30 frames per second to 1920 x 1080p at a steady 60 fps on the PS3.
This required a custom PS3 version of our engine, coded in-house exclusively for the Origins Collection, as well as a painstaking process by art team. We ended up going through every single character in the game and doubling or tripling polygon count by hand, as well as up-rezing and re-painting every texture across both games at 4x resolution on both characters and environments.
Being gluttons for punishment, we also decided from the beginning of the project that just re-mastering content from PSP resolution to 1080p wasn't necessarily challenging enough (as a quick aside...we were wrong), so we also wanted to take advantage of our custom PS3 engine and try to implement full stereoscopic 3D support.
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Video: God of War: Origins Collection PS3 3D Trailer Arrives
181w ago
- Today
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of Ready At Dawn Studios has shared a video spotlighting the God of War: Origins Collection PS3 3D Trailer.
To quote: We are extremely pleased to bring our two God of War titles - God of War: Chains of Olympus and God of War: Ghost of Sparta - to PS3 with the God of War: Origins Collection!
The move to HD has allowed us to show off the visual fidelity that these games offer in a whole new way. Both titles went through an in-depth re-mastering process to make them shine like never before. One of the features we're truly excited about is the addition of stereoscopic 3D.
Both games look truly awesome with this functionality and the amount of depth in the scenes, the layering and parallax of the backdrops, and the dynamic camera motion throughout really pays off when experienced in all of its 3D splendor. To give you a taste of what this compilation is offering, here's a look at our first trailer...
This collection will also support DualShock controllers so every impact and every bone-crushing moment can now be felt in your hands. This is a huge deal to me personally because a
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Big news on the concert front this week: Furthur, always a local favorite, returns for a series of dates in Colorado, one at the Ogden, followed by three back-to-back nights at 1STBANK Center. Equally as big is word of a 420 show at Red Rocks featuring Cypress Hill, Slightly Stoopid and Tribal Seeds ... More >>
Patrick Dethlefs (due Friday, June 8, at Swallow Hill's Daniels Hall) has been building his name as a songwriter of note for the last few years. His debut album Stays the Same is credited to "Patrick Dethlefs & Friends," which is a testament to Dethlefs's unassuming persona and humility, not only wi ... More >>
Ron Asheton, the mega-influential guitarist with the Stooges, died yesterday at age 60 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It's sad news, but at least Asheton was able to experience some much deserved acclaim in his last few years, when the surviving Stooges reunited for a new album, entitled The Weirdness, and ... More >>
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This week's profile of the Stooges describes original guitarist Ron Asheton as "voluble," and that's an enormous understatement. He's clearly enjoying the opportunity to talk about his life and career after all these years, and he's got plenty of stories to tell. In the extensive Q&A below, he talks ... More >>
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Originality is dead. It is a universal truth that we have come to accept, whether it be with regard to Hollywood's inability to produce anything but sequels and remakes, fashion's predictable cycle of "what's old is new again" or restaurateurs who seem to latch on to a popular idea and perpetuate it ... More >>
Mexican sushi. That's one fusion we never thought would exist and one we're not too sure we want to stick around. Apparently it is a thing, since there are at least two spots in metro Phoenix that craft the rolls. Señor Sushi on Indian School and 43rd Avenue and Taco Kissi on Bethany Home are t ... More >>
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We love all our local food trucks, but when it comes to fresh seafood options of the mobile variety there's really nothing better than The Maine Lobster Lady. The only problem? She skips town when things get hot (smart woman) and therefore cuts off our supply of super fresh lobster rolls all summer. ... More >>
Normal people eat on vacation; around here, we go on vacation to eat. And while we love our desert home, we're not above booking a ticket to the coast just to get our hands on some decent seafood. The good news: With a handful of Valley menus offering fresh lobster rolls, we can now get shellfish wi ... More >>
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Astor House, the charming little eatery in Central Phoenix, may be the smallest of owner DJ Fernandes' three restaurants (next-door Tuck Shop and Vovomeena on Seventh Avenue and McDowell being the other two), but it's celebrating a big milestone. See also: - Caramelpalooza 2013: And the Winners Are ... More >>
Whether or not you celebrate Easter, with the holiday falling early this year (Sunday, March 31), a seasonal brunch or dinner is the perfect way to kick off spring. The following 10 restaurants are our top picks for Easter dining, thanks to menus that highlight local greens, succulent lamb, and fres ... More >>
From now 'til we publish the 2012 edition of Best of Phoenix, New Times and Chow Bella present 100 Tastemakers -- Valley residents who make the cut in our culinary scene. Some you'll know; for others, it'll be a first introduction (but likely not the last). While you're here, check out our 100 Creat ... More >>
It's soft-shell crab season now until the end of summer, which means we're going to be seeing lots of it on local menus -- usually served lightly battered and deep-fried, always eaten whole. The good news? No futzing around with crab-crackers. The bad news? Having to eat those beady little eyes. ... More >>
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An in-depth look at the best times to save this summer
Summer vacation possibilities are endless…sort of. There's plenty of nice weather and (ideally) free time, but summer activities can get pricey- that is, if you don't know how to plan for them.
To help you out, we've pored over a ton of data collected from our site to come up with the the definitive best times to buy various items. To figure out that data, we looked at two categories: actual savings and potential savings.
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Camping: Outdoorsy types will want to do their shopping for camping gear in very late June. Last June 30th yielded the most camp-related deals on our site: almost 500 active deals. In contrast to beach-related deals, the quality of deals doesn't change much over the summer, so no need to wait until later for bigger savings– in fact, there are fewer as the months go by.
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Thanks to its lively Christmas markets and legendary New Year celebrations, Dublin is a fun place to spend the winter months, but with temperatures plummeting and more than a few rainy days, a warm coat and umbrella are essential. Don't let the weather put you off sightseeing though – many of the city's attractions are indoors and there are plenty of ways to escape the cold in Dublin.
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Dublin Book Festival
With iconic writers like Bram Stoker, James Joyce and Oscar Wilde hailing from the city, Dublin's literary heritage is world-renowned and the Irish capital has no shortage of literary-themed events. There's the Dublin Writer's Festival in Spring, the Ulysses-inspired Bloomsday celebrations on June 16th, the Bram Stoker Festival held to coincide with Halloween, and for those visiting during the winter months, the annual Dublin Book Festival.
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Visiting Northern Ireland From Dublin
Tired of playing second-fiddle to its southern neighbor, Northern Ireland has finally stepped out of the shadows in recent years, rising to fame as the principal filming location for HBO hit Game of Thrones. Don't be put off by its small size – diminutive Northern Ireland still packs in an impressive number of unique attractions and with the sights so close to together, it's easy to take in the highlights on a day or multi-day trip. For those short on time, visiting Northern Ireland from Dublin makes a popular choice, with the border just over an hour from the Irish capital and the 2-hour train journey from Dublin to Belfast among the country's most scenic.
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40 Amazing Things to Do in Dublin With Kids
Endless sightseeing and nights out might have to be put on hold if you're traveling with kids in tow, but thankfully there are plenty of fun things to do in Dublin as a family. Whether you're entertaining hard-to-impress teenagers or looking for something to keep under-10s amused, here are 40 amazing things to do in Dublin with kids.
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Irish folklore is full of tall tales, myths and legends, but few local customs are as famous as 'kissing the Blarney Stone' – a bold feat said to bestow the benefactor with the fabled 'gift of the gab' (a natural flair for public speech and storytelling). There might be little proof to the rumors, but that hasn't stopped the castle from drawing up to 300,000 annual visitors, each hoping that the Irish way with words will rub off on them. Just 2.5 hours from the capital, visiting Blarney Castle from Dublin makes a popular day or multi-day trip and is often combined with a visit to nearby Cork or a tour of the scenic Ring of Kerry.
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Ireland's reputation for gloomy weather and endless rain prevents many travelers from venturing there outside of the summer months, but with numerous festivals and favorable prices, there are plenty of good reasons to visit Dublin in fall. Here are a few ideas.
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With its hard-drinking, hard-partying reputation, you'd be forgiven for thinking the only place to go after dark in Dublin was the pub, but while crawling the city's pubs is an unforgettable pastime, there are plenty of other ways to explore Dublin at night. Here are some ideas.
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Whether you're trying to discover your Irish heritage or just interested to learn more about the country's history, exploring Dublin's Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship offers a fascinating insight into the plight of Irish emigrants. A lasting vestige of Dublin's mass mid-19th-century emigrations – when more than 1 million victims of the Irish famine braved the voyage to America in the hope of a better life in the New World – the Jeanie Johnston is a working replica of the country's most famous famine ship.
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With cheap flights connecting Dublin to other European cities and train links to all of Ireland's major cities, Dublin makes an easy choice for a weekend away and there's plenty to see and do while you're in town. Whether you're first-time visitors trying to cram in as many of the sights as possible, planning a romantic getaway or bringing your friends for a weekend of drinking and dancing, here are some ideas for how to spend the perfect weekend in Dublin.
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With over 100 years of history and the home of Ireland's traditional Gaelic Games, Dublin's Croke Park Stadium is one of the city's most iconic sporting landmarks, and while sports fans will get a kick out of touring the legendary grounds, the stadium also offers some of the best views in the city from its rooftop walkway.
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WALTER KOCH (1875-1915) ZUGER - BERG / WINTERSPORT. Circa 1910. 37 1/4x49 inches, 94 1/2x124 1/2 cm. J.E. Wolfensberger, Zurich. Condition B+: restored losses and repaired tears in margins; creases in margins and image. This poster was used by different companies who adapted the text box on the left side for their particulars. Paradis p. 125. Estimate $1,500 - 2,000
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Walther Koch (German, 1875-1915) Davos, 1910 lithograph poster signed in the plate "Walther Koch, Davos" (lower left) 38 1/2 x 28 1/2 inches. Estimate $ 1,500-2,500 Property from the Kmart Art Collection Surface Condition: Matted, glazed, framed. Creases are visible across surface. Not examined out of frame. Structural Integrity: Good, stable. Framed/Mounted: Framed, overall 421/4 x 32 3/4 inches.
Walter Koch - Davos
Original 1908
Auction: Christie's -Jan 22, 2014 - LondonLot number: 58
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Walter Koch (1875-1915) DAVOS lithograph in colours, 1908, printed by J.E.Wolfensberger, Zürich, condition A-; not backed 39½ x 29 in. (100 x 74 cm.)
Walter Koch - Zug, Berg- Und Strassenbahn
Auction: Dobiaschofsky -Nov 11, 2009 - BernLot number: 2375
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Walter Koch - Paysage D'automne
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Auction: Tajan -Apr 30, 2008 - ParisLot number: 191
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I especially love the bridge it was really good and realistic. it actually happens to people and you put t into words, which is hard. great job!
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Susan Mendenhall, Arts United director of resource development, was selected as the organization's new president, board chairman Andy Boxberger announced Friday.
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Mendenhall, a graduate of Indiana University, has a bachelor's degree in public and nonprofit management and a master's degree in philanthropic studies from the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy. Before joining Arts United, Mendenhall worked as the League of American Orchestras Development Fellow at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; she also worked as the campaign and donor services manager for the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.
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An oil massage, a hot bath, a good night?s sleep, soft smells and music and clothes with soft textures denotesensuality to me.
I'm against offshore drilling. There's no convincing evidence that there's any oil reserves out there.
Avoid at all costs that vile spew you see rotting in oil in screwtop jars. Too lazy to peel fresh? You don't deserve to eat garlic.
The national oil companies still want to acquire some expertise so they will outsource more, but not totally.
When microorganisms die, they make oil; when huge timbers fall, they make coal. But everything here was pure, unadulterated rubbish that didn't make anything. Where does a busted videodeck get you? .
If you're talking about a 400,000 barrels per day refinery next to a French Chateau in the Loire valley, the timeline is infinite. If you're looking at an industrialized part that already includes an oil refinery, it's much less of a big deal.
This is a very delicate moment. The economy is already very imbalanced. On top of that, we've had a massive oil shock and now we have a natural disaster that might be something of a tipping point.
The U.S. and China are running on processes which in the long run are unsustainable. Oil prices are proving an increasing strain on growth.
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The non-waiver trade deadline is Sunday, and it might mark the start of the Cubs' future.
The coming weeks will tell if the Cubs part with veterans such as Aramis Ramirez, Carlos Pena, Kosuke Fukudome and any of their pitchers. But who will replace them?
There are calls for the team to turn to youth, with the middle of the infield already in place with shortstop Starlin Castro and second baseman Darwin Barney. But the Cubs' farm system, ranked 16th by Baseball America at the start of the season, seems more likely to provide pitching help than help at other positions in the near term.
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Bryan LaHair, 29, is having a standout season at Class AAA Iowa, hitting .338 with 28 home runs and 78 RBI. But LaHair has been in the minors since 2003 (with the Seattle Mariners), has been with the Cubs since 2009 and isn't on the 40-man roster.
Outfielder Tyler Colvin seems a more likely option if the Cubs decide to continue the experiment they started with him in spring training. Colvin, who spent most of last season with the Cubs and hit .254 with 20 homers and 56 RBI, has had a rough year at Iowa, hitting only .262 while playing the outfield. General manager Jim Hendry spent time last week at Iowa and told manager Mike Quade that Colvin is improving but is ''not quite there yet.''
Rebel Ridling, 25, is having a good season at Class AA Tennessee (.293, 14 homers, 54 RBI), but he isn't projected to be major-league-ready next season.
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Josh Vitters, the Cubs' top draft pick in 2007, remains a project. Still only 21, he is hitting .272 with nine homers and 47 RBI at Tennessee.
The Smokies' other third baseman, 24-year-old Ryan Flaherty, was hitting .305 with 14 homers and 66 RBI when he was promoted recently to Iowa. He was drafted in 2008 out of Vanderbilt and isn't on the 40-man roster.
DJ LeMahieu was playing second at Tennessee when he was brought up for a short stay with the Cubs in early June. He then was promoted to Iowa, where he has continued to hit (.326 average). At 23, he might figure into the equation if a thought is given to moving Barney and/or Castro around on the left side.
Colvin has major-league experience and would be expected to be the first in-house option to fill a need. Behind him is Brett Jackson, the Cubs' top draft pick in 2009, who was hitting .256 with 15 steals at Tennessee before being moved up to Iowa recently.
Jackson, 22, was in a 1-for-25 slump before he homered Sunday. He still is projected as the Cubs' top prospect, but he might not be ready for the majors by next season.
A number of prospects already have wet their feet in Chicago, including right-handers Chris Carpenter, Justin Berg and Casey Coleman. Carpenter, 25, and Coleman, 24, are projected
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Ahead of them all, though, is 24-year-old right-hander Andrew Cashner, who made the Cubs' rotation out of spring training before being sidelined by a strained right rotator cuff after his first start. His recovery has been slow, and he remains inactive under doctors' orders. A healthy Cashner would figure prominently in the Cubs' plans next season.
Among the pitchers a little further away are 21-year-old right-hander Trey McNutt at Tennessee and 21-year-old Dominican left-hander Jeffry Antigua, who was signed as a 16-year-old in 2006, at Class A Daytona.
McNutt, who was drafted in 2009, is 1-3 with a 4.33 ERA but is considered one of the Cubs' top prospects and was invited to spring training this year. Antigua suffered an arm injury last season but is rebounding well so far.


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prohibit flight into known or forecasted icing conditions, or
repetitively inspecting for delamination of the flexible hoses in
the wing (slat) anti-icing system and performing corrective actions
if necessary.
That AD also provides optional terminating action for the
repetitive inspections. This new AD mandates the previously
optional terminating action. This AD results from a report of
in-service delamination ofa flexible hose in the slat anti-icing
system at a time earlier than previously reported.
We are issuing this AD to prevent collapse of the flexible hoses
in the slat anti-icing system, which could lead to insufficient
anti-icing capability and, if icing is encountered in this
situation, could result inreduced controllability of the
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