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I read with dismay a story published July 29 in The Washington Post about the devastation an American military base has wreaked on the ruins of ancient Babylon.
According to a report released recently by UNESCO, the United Nations' cultural agency, Camp Alpha has caused "major damage" and represented a "grave encroachment on this internationally known archaeological site" in Iraq.
The report, the culmination of a five-year investigation by Iraqi and international experts, states that hilltops were bull-dozed for parking lots. Heavy vehicles rumbled over fragile archaeologically significant pathways. Barriers and embankments were built with ancient pottery and bricks.
The base, which closed in summer 2004 after 18 months of operation, reopened in June, despite protests from archaeologists around the globe, according to the newspaper.
The story says that officials hope to start work on a two-year, $700,000 restoration of the site funded by the United States State Department, now that security in Iraq seems to be improving.
How bizarre. I doubt that $700,000- even if the funds ever are released – will do much to mitigate the irreversible damage to this 4,000-year-old site, once famed as the home of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
Why couldn't the base have been built elsewhere? The story doesn't answer that question, because the U.S. military had no comment.


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Creamy Olive-Stuffed Chicken Recipe
A creamy olive filling turns these breaded chicken breasts into a special weeknight meal. Healthy Cooking Test Kitchen
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 4 ounces fat-free cream cheese
- 1 can (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Preheat oven to 350°. Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness. In a small bowl, combine cream cheese, olives, oregano and pepper. Spoon 2 tablespoons down center of each chicken breast. Fold chicken over filling; secure with toothpicks, then roll in bread crumbs.
- In a large oven-proof skillet, brown chicken in oil. Bake 20-25 minutes or until juices run clear. Discard toothpicks. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Creamy Olive-Stuffed Chicken in Healthy Cooking October/November 2009, p30
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Oh soooo yummy!!!!!!!
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I only had green olives and they worked fine. I also added a little Franks Hot Sauce to the cheese.
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everyone enjoyed this. I'd never stuffed anything before but this was easy. We used regular cream cheese instead of fat free since it was the carbs we didn't want. We used Panko instead of breadcrumbs just cause - well it tastes better!
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BIG Drew fan! Couldn't wait to try the Dark Angel Torpedo. My first cigar had not much flavor and really bad draw. So, tried my second cigar hoping for a better experience.Same result - so much for consistency. Not sure if just a couple of bad cigars - hand rolled by an angry worker, but I have two left and I am not optimistic. Just shows you never know until you try one.New Jersey Tony in Wellington, Florida June 29, 2013
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5,000 sq. ft 7bd, 8ba - Great for Large Groups in Puntarenas
- bedrooms 7
- baths 8
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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$ 2,500 - $ 7,000 / week
$ 5,000 - $ 7,000 / month
vacation rental description
It doesn't get much better than this. A 5,000 sq. (recently upgraded!) ft 7 bedroom, 8 bath villa mansion overlooking the town of Quepos and Pacific ocean in the distance. The villa sits on TWO properties and is four levels high! (five if you count the laundry room). It can host up to 14 people comfortably but there's even room for more, the entire villa is ideal for large groups or we offer options to rent different parts of the Villa detached from main house with their own separate entrances (see below.)
Panoramic views of the ocean and coastline from the two main master bedrooms. A Jacuzzi tub with views of the forest canopy and ocean below. A wall of glass doors opens up completely in both the living room and the kitchen revealing the gorgeous pool framed in artistic stone detail. There's not many places you could stay in Manuel Antonio where you can jump from the living room and land in your private pool! Detailed stone & tile work around and through the house, make for a truly unique space.
The huge balcony has been expanded to make room for more outside activities like barbecuing or entertaining a large number of guests for a moonlight dinner. And when you go inside, you get that rare feeling that you're still outside with the fresh breezes blowing in through the two walls of open doors by the pool and the many open windows throughout the house. You'll also appreciate there's a slight temperature drop even when you're just a couple hundred feet higher up.
Nestled inside a well maintained gated community and home to the Rain Drop Spa, Manuel Antonio Estates sits on the main road to world famous Manuel Antonio national park and its beaches. A true sanctuary when you're home, yet very easy access to everything Quepos and Manuel Antonio has to offer! From zip lining tours, massages, surfing (yes!), fishing, golf, hiking, gym, horseback riding, sight seeing, snorkeling/diving, boating, jet skis, swimming, wildlife viewing, tennis, biking, yoga, shopping, white water rafting and more!
It seems you'll never run out of new foods to experience, from some of our favorite restaurants in Quepos (with healthy options too!) to the long row of restaurants and hotels in Manuel Antonio. Plus if you are taking advantage of our all-inclusive paradise service option which includes your very own gourmet chef and ONSITE massage therapist, you can take your daily experience of Manuel Antonio to a whole new level! And when the day is done you can retire to your castle, sip your favorite drink by the pool (clothing optional) and watch the city light up from below.
Whether you just want to give your family or friends an experience of a lifetime or you're looking for an amazing place to stay before you continue on your journey through Costa Rica, you won't want to miss an opportunity to stay at Villa: Happy Jacana and if your budget allows, go for the FULL experience with chef and massage therapy, you'll be glad you did.
Costa Rica is often referred to as the gem of central america, and Manuel Antonio, the gem of Costa Rica. The property is uniquely situated at the start of Manuel Antonio , just after Quepos, so you get the best of both worlds. 5 minutes from Quepos airport, a 15 min. drive to Dominical, 45 minutes away from world class waves in Hermosa and the buzz of Jaco Beach. Plus there's many places just a short drive away if you want to actively explore the are awhile you're here.
My name is James Rick, and although I've traveled the world many times over, Costa Rica has been a favorite of mine ever since I first came in 2008. I've lived in Jaco Beach and I'm a big fan of surfing, so I was very happy to find a locals "secret spot" in Manuel Antonio to compliment my love for this house and sanctuary just a couple minutes away. If you have any hesitation at all about staying here, feel free to ask any questions you might have. My goal when you book the Happy Jacana is to make sure you have the best / happiest experience possible from the time you arrive to the time you leave. Feel free to ask questions or share any feedback you might have before your stay, during your stay and especially afterwards!
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Paper Towels Provided
Safe Linens Provided
Air Conditioning
Concierge Service
Ceiling Fans
Towels Provided
Local Guides/Maps
Private Chef
Housekeeping Included
Phone / Internet
Wireless Internet
Computer Available
Internet Access
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Outdoor Pool
Property Features
Ocean View
Mountain View
Charcoal Grill
Dish Washer
Toaster Oven
Electric Stove
Gas Grill
Clothes Dryer
Outdoor Grill
Hot tub
Air Conditioning
activities and attractions in Puntarenas Costa Rica
Distance from airport: less than 5 min from Quepos airport
near Manuel Antonio national park
zip lining
horseback riding
sight seeing
jet skis
wildlife viewing
white water rafting
vacation rental rates
Full Service Option:
$1,000 a night or $7,000 a week (up to 7, add $100/day for each additional person) Includes - (3) meals per day per person by gourmet chef (flexible menu: choose the kind of food you like in advance) ($200 value per person) - (2) smoothies per day per person (healthy green smoothies or fruit) ($10 value per person) - (1) fruit plate per day per person ($10 value per person) - (1) Massage service per person per day ($100 value per person) - Daily maid service
$300 value per person X 7 people = $2,100 in value per day for just an extra $500 a night total!Add only $100 per day extra for each additional person.
High Season: Dec 15th to Mid April (see prices above)
Green season (all other times)- make an offer for your stay (that's right!)
Holidays:Minimum 1 week, full Villa Rental
Thanksgiving: $5,000
Christmas: $7,000
New Years: $7,000
Easter: $7,000
Full service option available for all times inquire for pricing, the listed price is for High season.
James Stinson 1302233 7116
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Puntarenas
- beaches
- zip lining
- tours
- surfing
- fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- sight seeing
- swimming
- horseback riding
- wildlife viewing
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- Nature Farm
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An important and respected voice for liberal American Christianity for the past twenty years, Bishop John Shelby Spong integrates his often controversial stands on the Bible, Jesus, theism, and morality into an intelligible creed that speaks to today's thinking Christian. In this compelling and heartfelt book, he sounds a rousing call for a Christianity based on critical thought rather than blind faith, on love rather than judgment, and that focuses on life more than religion.read more
This book articulates a progressive faith that represents a true marriage of the academic work of the modern biblical critical movement and the historical Jesus work of the Jesus Seminar applied within the life of an active parish.read more
I am the current president of the Progressive Christians society at University of Essex (Colchester).We were ratified last academic year, and we'll start formally next year. Unfortunately according to Student's Union regulations we need to find 15 …read more
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From Conservative Lutheran to Progressive Christianity How does someone evolve from a conservative Lutheran upbringing into a Progressive Christian? This book traces what the author calls "ten conversions" or life-altering experiences which made that evolution possible. Drafted …read more
I recently received some direct feedback asking why I (or anyone with similar views as me) felt the need to keep the word "Christian" in my religious designation. They asked "why not just call myself something different all together to avoid confusion, and keep the word Christian sacred for people who believe all of the cornerstone creeds of Christianity?" He referenced my manifesto: Am I a Christian? where I say that I don't require bible inerrancy, virgin birth, a trinitiarian God, fulfilled prophecies, or a literal resurrection, to identify with Christianity … And he asked why not just call myself a "Jesusist" or something totally different to remove any ambiguity?read more
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The 01 Boys took the top two places while playeingup in the U10/U9 Silver Division of the Tennessee Cup, held August 30-September 3, 2012, at the Richard Siegel Soccer Complex in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The two teams went a combined 5-0-3 (W-L-T), both going undefeated for the weekend!


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On Jan. 8-10, Tribeca Cinemas in Manhattan will do its part to help this problem by screening six of the 15 docs that are on the shortlist for the Oscar nomination. The filmmakers, all of whom are alumni of the Tribeca Film Festival, will be on hand to present their work and participate in Q-and-A's. The event is sponsored by the Tribeca Film Institute and Gucci (because when you think of high-quality documentary filmmaking, you think of Gucci).
The films on the schedule are: At the Death House Door (about a prison chaplain who ministers to Death Row inmates), The Garden (about a community garden in South Central L.A.), I.O.U.S.A. (about America's debt problem), Man on Wire (about the crazy French guy who walked a tightrope between the Twin Towers in 1974 -- this will probably win the Oscar), Pray the Devil Back to Hell (about Liberian women bringing peace to their country after years of warlords), and They Killed Sister Dorothy (about the murder of a Catholic nun and social activist in Brazil).
Full details on the screenings are here. If you're in the NYC area, this is a great opportunity not just to see the films (Man on Wire is out on DVD anyway), but to meet the filmmakers. Every now and then, the rest of us get envious of you NYC dwellers. Every now and then.


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S. Hope Altkin — Peace House Host and Events Coordinator
Hope comes to FOR as a lifetime environmental activist and animal advocate, New York State-licensed massage therapist (Swedish Institute, 2000), poet, singer/songwriter, folk musician, writer, photographer, and explorer of this creative life. Born in New York City and raised in Rockland County, Hope is a graduate of Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Since returning to the Hudson Valley 30 years ago, she has volunteered extensively for the Hudson River through Clearwater, the Beacon Sloop Club, and River Pool at Beacon.
Hope's spiritual journey has touched many paths and has led to a belief that peace is possible, every day, especially in those quiet moments when our awareness of our true nature and of our true relationship to nature and the beings that we share this planet with is clear.
Hired in May 2013, Hope looks forward to learning about the people and efforts of FOR's past as the Fellowship's centennial celebration approaches, and she is also excited about the possibilities to come: bringing community together to continue this work, both locally and abroad; supporting and encouraging connections at FOR's headquarters, Shadowcliff; and continuing the tradition of welcoming visitors and creating space for people to gather in celebration, contemplation, and enjoyment.
Rev. Hillary Gaston, Sr., D.Min., PHR — Interim Director of Operations
Dr. Gastin joined FOR's staff in 2007, serving as its chief operating officer until May 2012. In January 2014, he returned to FOR's team as interim director of operations, drawing on his distinguished and multifaceted career in finance, education, law enforcement, and the ministry. His past positions include president of the New York Theological Seminary (NYTS), area minister for the American Baptist Churches of New Jersey, financial advisor at Ameriprise, pastor of Parkchester Baptist Church (Bronx, New York), educator and department chair at Samuel Gompers High School, postal inspector, and police agent.
Following U.S. military service in Vietnam (1965-1968), Dr. Gaston went on to earn several college degrees, including two masters and a doctorate, and to receive many awards for his accomplishments, including the NYTS Distinction in Ministry Award, the NAACP Community Service Award, and a Distinguished Educator Award. He brings a wealth of talent and experience to the management of finances, human resources, legal liabilities, facilities, and staff support at FOR.
Rev. Lucas Johnson — Southeast & Mid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator/Organizer
Lucas was born in Erlangen, Germany, and grew up in Coastal Georgia with family roots in Live Oak, Florida. He has studied at Mercer University, Emory University, and the University of Goettingen (Germany), and was ordained to ministry by Oakhurst Baptist Church in Decatur, Georgia.
Lucas identifies strongly with the tradition of freedom fighters who engaged in what is often known as the American Civil Rights Movement. In that spirit, he has worked with such organizations as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, The Veterans of Hope Project, and the National Council of Elders. He was a member of the historic delegation of veterans of the U.S. civil and human rights struggles lead by the Dorothy Cotton Institute to meet with Palestinian nonviolent activists and their Israeli allies.
Lucas serves on the International Committee of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) and the board of the Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Find Lucas on Twitter @LucasLJohnson.
Linda Kelly — Communications Associate
As a creative writer whose first grade-school poem was a quatrain written in crayon with an alternating love and peace dove rhyme scheme, Linda is delighted to be a part of the expression of FOR's venerable work toward realizing the beloved community. Her contributions include social media campaign coordination and content creation, writing and editing articles for online and hardcopy publication, creating brochures, press releases, member and donor correspondence, collaborating on special projects, and organizing the selection process and presentations of FOR's annual peace awards.
In her spare time, Linda enjoys yoga, zumba, tennis, and scratching away at a second novel after completing a 2 1/2 year blog project called Lump Lessons: a Healing Odyssey. She lives a stone's throw from FOR's national headquarters in Nyack, New York with her husband, Reade, teenaged daughter, Acadia, and adored though quirky dogs, Bert & Cody. Find Linda on Twitter @ElleKelly3.
John Lindsay-Poland — West Regional Coordinator/Organizer and Research Director
John edits FOR's Latin America update; founded the FOR's Colombia peace team; and is author of numerous articles, reports, and books on U.S. military policy and history in Latin America, including Military Assistance and Human Rights: Colombia, U.S. Accountability, and Global Implications (2010), Emperors in the Jungle: The Hidden History of the U.S. in Panama (2003), and Inside Panama, with Tom Barry.
Previously, John served with Peace Brigades International in Guatemala and El Salvador, and co-founded PBI's Colombia project. He lives and works in Oakland, California.
Jonette O'Kelley Miller, M.P.A.— Development Director
Jonette's professional career began in dance and theatre. As an actress-dancer, she appeared in the Broadway and National Tour productions of Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, and Shange's off-Broadway production of Spell #7. As a writer, her essays on African-American artists Nina Mae McKinney and Beulah Woodard were published in African American National Biography, edited by Drs. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham. Her articles have also been published in ArtSpace and SpiritLed Woman Magazine.
Jonette presented her research on the impact of historical, racist stereotypes on people of color during the 2007 Eastern Psychological Association's annual conference. Currently, she is also an adjunct at Nyack College, teaching courses on African American art and public speaking. She is a member of the Public Relations Society of America, Society of Community Research and Action, and the National Council of Artists.
Stacey Mitchell — Staff Accountant/Bookkeeper
Prior to joining FOR's staff in early 2014, Stacey spent several years working at Shambhala, a Buddhist lineage founded by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche. She received her B.A. in international studies/business from Western Washington University, and has worked in the non-profit sector since.
Stacey's activism began at age one, when her mother campaigned with her on the presidential campaign for the awe-inspiring, trailblazing Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm. Stacey helped organize the 1999 WTO protests in Seattle, and her other major actions have included protesting the Gulf War, IMF (Washington D.C.), and Occupy Wall Street (NYC, with her father). She has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and environmental causes, including advocating for organic standards, protection of old-growth forests, and preservation of wild salmon habitat.
In her spiritual life, since childhood Stacey has followed the teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Ernest Holmes, G.I. Gurdjieff, Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, and Thomas Merton. She is a member of the Padmasambhava Buddhist Center in New York's Catskill Mountains, led by Ven. Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche. Stacey also enjoys spending time with her sister, niece, and friends at rock concerts, cafes, and hiking trails across North America.
Meredith Krashes Nicolich — Administration Assistant
Meredith was pleased to start working at FOR in 2011. Her experience working for a number of international and local nonprofit organizations serves her well as she assists her colleagues at FOR's national Shadowcliff offices and beyond on an ever-growing variety of tasks.
Meredith has taught English as a second language in Chiangmai, Thailand; coordinated a job skills training program for youth in Westchester County, New York, and has studied at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, while working in the Office for the Advancement of Women at the Bahá'í International Community's United Nations Office. She currently splits her working time between FOR and her local library, where she enjoys being an assistant children's librarian.
Shauen V.T. Pearce — Midwest Regional Coordinator/Organizer
Shauen Pearce—educator, organizer, and strategist with training in critical analysis, program development, campaign organizing, and capacity building. Growing up in a society marked by corruption, violence, and displacement, she has become an agent of change—inspired by the struggles of wise elders and visionary leaders. Shauen enjoys the intersections of life, encouraging everyone to think critically and selflessly about working to embrace justice and harmony. Through fearless community building, Shauen has taken the baton to fight for justice.
Susana Pimiento Chamorro — Southwest Regional Coordinator/Organizer and Western Hemispheric Liaison
Susana serves as liaison with FOR's campaign to transform U.S. militarism in the Americas, undertaking grassroots outreach and raising awareness on the impact of militarization. She is the U.S. representative at the Continental Campaign Against Military Bases coordinating committee, which works throughout the western hemisphere. Susana also supports regional coordination and organizing in the Southwest United States, where she is based.
A Colombian attorney with a M.A. in public policy from the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, Susana's previous experience includes advocacy work in the fields of environmental justice, arms control, and indigenous peoples' rights. Before joining FOR, she led successful civil society efforts to bring changes in policy. As a co-founder of the Sunshine Project, she was involved in the design and implementation of the Agent Green campaign, which halted U.S.-led plans to use biological agents in the eradication of illicit crops in South America and Asia. Susana also worked at the Colombian 1991 constitutional assembly and has contributed to several publications on human rights. She resides in Austin, Texas, with her husband, Edward Hammond, and daughter, Amelia. Find Susana on Twitter @SPimiento.
Rev. Kristin Gill Stoneking — Executive Director
In August 2013 Kristin joined FOR as the organization's 24th executive leader and its first to be based outside of New York State. Deeply rooted in Northern California, Kristin lives and works in Davis, California, where she previously served for 14 years as executive director of the Cal Aggie Christian Association at the University of California, Davis. During her tenure at "CA House," the historic organization gained renown for launching a Multifaith Living Community, clarified and focused its mission, and grew multifold in staff and budget. Kristin's diverse gifts in strategic planning and moving organizations through change, as well as her deep experience in working side-by-side with youth and young adults, will be critical assets as FOR approaches our centennial celebration (2014-2015).
A vocal advocate for the Occupy/Decolonize movement, Kristin achieved national attention in November 2011 for her role in a situation with violent overtones. Police officers pepper-sprayed activists who had joined a large Occupy Davis protest. Kristin successfully mediated between the parties and, when video footage of the dramatic incident "went viral" via social media, promoted the disciplined, principled use of nonviolent action.
Kristin is an ordained United Methodist minister and coordinates a social justice network in the California-Nevada Conference of her denomination. Her previous service includes pastoral work on gang and gun violence, and research and advocacy for immigrant rights. Kristin is also nearing completion of a Ph.D. in interreligious studies and nonviolence education at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. She and her spouse, Elizabeth Campi, have two children. Find Kristin on Twitter @KStoneking.
Nicole Taylor — Development Associate
Nicole serves as the Fellowship of Reconciliation's primary support staff for development projects and data entry, facilitating the labor-intensive duties of inputting donations, handling donor inquiries, processing acknowledgement letters, and updating donors' mailing and email addresses. Nicole was excited to join FOR's team in 2008 and is fortunate to be a part of an organization that continues the vision of educating and advocating peace in all nations.
Besides working with her FOR family, most of Nicole's time is spent with her family at home, which includes her husband and two children. Nicole enjoys keeping up with current events, fashion magazines, and the tranquility of the beach.
Ethan Vesely-Flad — Communications Director
Ethan is FOR's director of communications and editor of Fellowship magazine, FOR's journal since 1918 on peacemaking, human rights, and interfaith understanding. Ethan became a "full-time" justice activist as a university undergraduate in the late 1980s, when he was involved in movements for racial justice, South Africa divestment, and prisoners of conscience.
For the past quarter-century — and since 2005 at FOR — Ethan has worked to strengthen faith-based justice networks promoting anti-racism engagement, environmental justice, LGBTQ rights, and demilitarization. His commitments have taken him throughout the Americas, Southern Africa, the Middle East, and the Pacific Rim. He serves on the North American board of the Institute for Healing of Memories and is an active member of several organizations in the Anglican/Episcopal church working for justice and peace.
His writings have appeared in ColorLines, The Source, The Witness, Episcopal Life, the Huffington Post, and other national publications. Ethan, a devotee of global soccer and old hip-hop, moved in 2013 from his home state of New York to the "Land of the Sky" — beautiful Asheville, North Carolina — with his beloved spouse Rima and son Matai. Find Ethan on Twitter @ethanvf.
Leila Zand — Northeast Regional Coordinator/Organizer
Leila is an Iranian-American who lived in Iran during the Iran-Iraq war, the Iranian reconstruction period following the war, and the Iranian reform years. In 2006 Leila joined FOR to help to create bridges of understanding between the diverse peoples of Middle East and the people of the United States.
Since immigrating to the United States, Leila has shared her experience of war in academic settings, peace rallies, and community gatherings. She has written numerous articles and essays, some of which have been translated into other languages and received international publication. Through writing and public speaking, Leila raises awareness about U.S. militarization in the Middle East and the impact it has on the lives of ordinary people, and she strives to make inroads to reconciliation. She is based in the Albany, New York area. Find Leila on Twitter @leilaFORpeace.
Candice Camargo — Colombia Peace Presence Coordinator
Originally from southern California, Candice graduated from Claremont McKenna College with a degree in philosophy, politics, and economics. Prior to joining FOR in June 2013, she spent the previous six years as an activist and organizer, including working with Witness for Peace in Colombia and most recently with CODEPINK.
Candice currently lives in Bogotá and is excited to build on FOR's solidarity work with Colombian communities, organizations, and movements forming part of the collective process to nonviolently undermine systems of oppression. She hopes to support and strengthen the physical and political accompaniment FOR began with the Peace Community of San José de Apartadó over ten years ago. She will continue the project's commitment to conscientious objectors and explore opportunities to accompany communities threated by multinational corporations and the extractive industry.
Passionate about social and environmental justice, human rights, corporate accountability, and the power of stories to inspire people to action, Candice is thrilled to be part of the FOR family.
Click here to access bios of current and past members of FOR's Colombia human rights accompaniment peace team.
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Rev. Patricia Ackerman — Freeman Fellow
The Rev. Patricia Ackerman is senior trainer of Gender-Sensitive Active Non-Violence & Masculinities for the Women Peacemakers Program in the Netherlands, a former program of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR). She is an accredited U.N. representative for the Fellowship of Reconciliation (USA) and IFOR.
Patricia is also director of women's studies at The City College of New York (CUNY), located in Harlem, Manhattan. An Episcopal priest, her other work experience includes serving as director of environmental programs at the Garrison Institute. She is currently completing a doctorate in political science/ international relations at the CUNY Graduate Center, New York City.
Shervin Boloorian — Freeman Fellow
Writer and peace activist Shervin Boloorian (M.A.) serves as a policy advisor to the Fellowship of Reconciliation. He is a former government and community relations coalition strategist for Middle East peace, pro-environment, and nuclear disarmament campaigns in Washington D.C., serving the Union of Concerned Scientists and the National Iranian American Council. Shervin has organized meditation meet-ups at the U.S. Congress and supported advocacy groups such as Peace Action USA, the Communities of Peace Foundation, the Friends Committee on National Legislation, and United for Peace and Justice, among others.
Shervin is also a certified sound therapy practitioner and graduate of the Tama-Do "Way of the Soul" Academy (started in 1988). He recently co-founded the Bali Sound Healers Collective and currently practices sound therapy in Ubud, Bali. A former media manager for the BaliSpirit holistic group, Shervin is also the author of numerous articles and still serves as writer and communications consultant for BaliSpirit.
Ivan Boothe — Online Communications Associate (consultant)
Ivan works with FOR to maintain and improve the website, oversee and author email messages to supporters, and coordinate online actions.
Ivan is the creative director of Rootwork.org, working with nonprofits and social change groups in similar capacities. He is a community organizer with Casino-Free Philadelphia, and co-founded the Genocide Intervention Network. Despite having moved to the west coast, Ivan continues to help facilitate Philadelphia NetSquared, which brings together nonprofits and tech experts for discussions about using social technology for social change.
Ivan has presented on technology and activism at the U.S. Social Forum, Nonprofit Technology Conference, New Organizing Institute, Internet Advocacy Roundtable, Peace and Justice Studies conference, DrupalCon and the National Press Club, and authored a chapter in the textbook Online Social Networking.
Ivan holds a degree in peace and conflict studies and authored a thesis on third-party nonviolent intervention. He also serves on the board of the Peace and Justice Studies Association and the American Friends Service Committee Nobel Peace Prize committee. He is a professional handbell ringer and an enthusiastic member of his local member-owned food cooperative. Find Ivan on Twitter @rootwork.
Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb — Interfaith Peacewalks Coordinator (consultant) & Freeman Fellow
Rabbi Lynn is author of She Who Dwells Within: A Feminist Vision of Renewed Judaism and coordinator of the Shomer Shalom Network for Jewish Nonviolence. Lynn celebrated her 40th year in rabbinic service in 2012. She is a storyteller, author, and peace activist who has received several human rights awards. Her writing appears in more than 40 publications and she has performed her work throughout the world.
Lynn is cofounder of the Muslim-Jewish Peacewalk and was a founding elder of The Community of Living Traditions. She currently works with the Fellowship of Reconciliation as coordinator of the Interfaith Peacewalks project, a co-leader of Artist Delegations to Palestine, and as a contributing editor to Fellowship magazine.
Lynn's newest book is Trail Guide to the Torah of Nonviolence (2013, in French and English). Her web site is lynngottlieb.com and she lives in Berkeley, California.
Fakhira Halloum — Freeman Fellow
Fakhira Halloun is a Palestinian woman and citizen of Israel. She holds degrees in social work and criminology from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and is currently undertaking Ph.D. studies at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, where she also serves as public relations associate for the Center for World Religions Diplomacy & Conflict Resolution.
Fakhira has acquired considerable professional experience in conflict transformation, and specializes in facilitating dialogue between Jewish and Palestinian mixed groups. She is an educator and advocate for human rights and democracy, as well as a social and political feminist activist, who strives to bring about change within the Arab community and to achieve equality for the Palestinian Arab citizens of Israel.
Rabia Terri Harris — Fellowship magazine guest editor (consultant) & Freeman Fellow
Rabia Terri Harris is an essayist, editor, peace activist, public intellectual, practicing chaplain, freelance theologian, sometime translator, and aspiring servant of Allah. In 1994, Rabia founded the Muslim Peace Fellowship (MPF), the first organization specifically devoted to the theory and practice of authentically Islamic active nonviolence. She serves as director of MPF and resident elder at Dar Anwar as-Salam, the Muslim component of the Community of Living Traditions, a tripartite Abrahamic residential peace community located in Stony Point, New York. She is also among the organizers of a new venture in Islamic pastoral care; the Muslim Chaplains Association.
Rabia holds a bachelor's degree from Princeton University in the field of religion, a master's from Columbia University in Middle Eastern languages and cultures, and a graduate certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy from Hartford Seminary.
Rev. Michael Harrington — Freeman Fellow
Michael has spent almost 40 years as a youth minister, Christian educator, campus minister, and camp director. He has been responsible for the development and organization of broad youth programs for students (pre-K through college) that included curriculum design, service project models, seminars, and summer mission work. As a campus minister and chaplain he instructed peer leaders, taught sociology, comparative world religions, and ethics.
Michael is the director of The Culture Zone which he describes as "a virtual gathering place for social comment relating to human behavior and beliefs. It stands to engage the institutions that will continue to affect all of creation throughout the 21st Century. The Culture Zone is a post post-modern shelter in the storm-of-ambiguity toward the human condition. The Culture Zone is distinguished by our unwavering stand for the poor and marginalized of our world. Care for the 'other' is a sacrament in the Culture Zone."
Michael is an author, illustrator, and journalist, and he publishes the Occupy Faith web site. He works in New Orleans in conjunction with Tulane University and was a program director of "The Other America" project. He was a recent TEDx featured speaker at Seattle University.
Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou — Freeman Fellow
Reverend Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou is an author, documentary filmmaker, public intellectual, organizer, pastor, and theologian. Considered a leading religious leaders of his generation, he has published two books on the moral and spiritual crises facing our world, Urban Souls (2001) and Gods, Gays, and Guns: Essays on Religion and the Future of Democracy (2012).
Rev. Sekou served as the founding director of Clergy and Laity Concerned about Iraq and was the faith community organizer for United for Peace and Justice. He has given more than a thousand lectures throughout the country and abroad, and his writings have appeared in numerous publications, including Fellowship magazine, for which is a contributing editor.
Rev. Sekou is pastor for formation and justice at the First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, and serves as editor of Spare Change News in Boston, a publication led by homeless and economically disadvantaged people. He is recipient of the Keeper of the Flame Award from the National Voting Rights Institute and Museum in Selma, Alabama. Find Sekou on Twitter @RevSekou.
Rev. Sam Smith — Freeman Fellow
Reverend Sam is an ordained minister in the Church of the Brethren. He holds a diploma from Moody Bible Institute in pastoral studies, a B.A. from Wheaton College in sociology, and a master of divinity with an emphasis in peace studies from Bethany Theological Seminary.
Sam is deeply engaged with the Fellowship of Reconciliation at local and national levels. He chairs FOR's Chicago chapter and also served six years on FOR-USA's National Council, concluding in 2011. He is also a member of the prestigious Historic Peace Churches/Fellowship of Reconciliation Consultative Committee. Sam has been a primary promoter of the I Will Not Kill campaign and currently directs students at DePaul University as service learners regarding this FOR-led national counter-recruitment campaign.
Currently, Sam is a youth speaker/ peace activist with Heavy Light Ministries and is available nationally as well as internationally for speaking engagements, workshops, and seminars. He lives in West Chicago, Illinois. Find Sam on Twitter @RevSamSmith.


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Autumnal Wall is a few feet to the right of "Spring and Fall". Look for a small crack about twenty feet up, and follow the face up to, and through it. It eases off after the crack. You can use the bolts for "Conspicuous Consumption", but prepare for a pendulum if you come off.
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Dr. Sardelis is founder of the SJC Healthcare Center for Outreach, Research and Education (CORE), which assists Long Islanders in addressing health disparities, providing up-to-date information on public programs, and providing speakers on topical health issues. He is a member of the audit committee for the IPRO board of directors has been elected as chairman of the finance committee for the Affinity Health Plan board of directors.
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To get there: Take the stairs until you get a view west, hop the railing and head down/left to a 2 bolt anchor, rap down to the big brushy zacolo ledge, follow the ledge south and down some 3rd class until you're on condor watch ledge, two bolted raps from the end of this ledge reach the ground (125' and 165'). Need two ropes or a tag line for the raps.
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08-27-2013 23:26:59 | More by beergorrilla
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Brewed: 12/19/06
Bottled: 12/13/07
Bottle #507 of 744
A huge thank you goes out to Dukedevil0 for picking me up this bottle on a recent trip to Michigan, cheers Dave! Black Licorice Lager is one handsome beer. My big ol' goblet fills with a liquid the darkest of browns and a creamy, microbubbled beige head rises nearly overflowing the glass. The head slowly recedes to a thick cap while leaving impressive, sticky lacing down the glass. Garnet waves highlight the body but only when directly backlit.
Damn, this is one unique smelling beer. The nose leads off with an intense amount of high cocoa content dark chocolate before it perfectly segues into woody anise. The black licorice aroma is rich and powerful and there's a crazy interesting note of mint throughout. A touch of vanilla whispers in the back but each deep pull I take goes directly back to the intense dark chocolate and licorice. A quick swirl of the glass brings the mintyness to the surface before slowly receding back to the licorice. This beer gets my salivary glands working overtime.
Holy shit this is a wild beer! Somehow the licorice doesn't come off as strong as I was expecting but the other flavors are rich and intense. That deep, dark chocolate is back and it's so vivid I can almost feel the grittiness. Mint comes in and adds a cooling refreshness before my tongue is coated with vanilla of the finest kind. The anise actually comes along on the rear with a nice woody flavor and a hint of bourbon peeks through the backend. The aftertaste is lingering and all about dark chocolate and mint. I'm thoroughly impressed with the flavor of this brew.
The body is medium with a lively enough carbonation to keep things moving. The vanilla adds enough, of what appears to be stickiness, to bring along the feel of heft. The mint and gritty chocolate lingers for a long time after each sip seamlessly coating the tongue and cheeks.
I didn't think this would be the case with the odd ingredients added but this beer is a breeze to drink. I actually haven't set the glass down yet and don't plan to until it's empty. The mint adds a refreshing quality I didn't expect to find in such a beer.
Black Licorice Lager is one hell of a creation! I don't know how Joe Short pulled all these flavors together but it was done nearly flawlessly. If any of you have a chance to pick a bottle of this up do not hesitate, I can't recommend it enough. Shorts can do no wrong in my book. Thanks again for the bottle, Dave!
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08-18-2013 23:06:04 | More by joe1510
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03-01-2013 23:40:57 | More by Circleo12
3.38/5 rDev -12.9%
12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass. No bottle date and I don't even know where this came from. Maybe Marc? Just found it in the fridge and figured it needed to be consumed sooner rather than later.
Appearance - Nearly black body with just the faintest of red coming through when I hold it up. Nice khaki head that clings to the glass and maintains a thick collar with nice surface foam.
Smell - Musty mint leaf aroma. Chocolate malt and just a touch of licorice in the nose.
Taste - A lot more licorice here. Hits immediately with a dose of chocolate. Mint lends a bit of acidity to the flavor throughout. The blend is odd at certain points. I find myself focusing on different aspects with each sip. I don't discern the vanilla, though.
Mouthfeel - Pretty thin. Easy drinking, except for some of the wild flavors. Well carbonated.
Overall - Not sure how I feel about it. Sometimes I like the flavors, sometimes they seem off. As I click Review, I like it. That could change by the end of the glass.
02-28-2013 00:13:57 | More by Alieniloquium
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02-24-2013 00:55:36 | More by acurtis
4.66/5 rDev +20.1%
Had at tasting. vintage was 06 or 07 one of about 850. first appearance was great, it pour thicker than 10w50 moter oil dark as a cave 50 ft under the earth with a finger width tan to cream white head. aroma is certainly overloads of black licorice, hints of cookie dough and vanilla. taste see above with a short alcohol burn for the back of your throat very cream and full the whole way through. My advice is split it if ya have it it does have a level of sweetness and licorice to it that would make it hard to finish more than half a bomber. Overall a homerun especially in tasting eviroment
01-24-2013 22:07:12 | More by BentLegBrewer
Black Licorice Lager from Short's Brewing Company
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