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Renée Blasky, Chairman, Kenya
Renée Blasky, CFA, CIPM has lived and worked in Africa for 20 years. She has over 25 years experience as a financial consultant in the investment and corporate finance field, specializing in capital market development, capacity building and financial analysis and research. For the last 13 years she has worked as an independent consultant with both international and local companies with assignments in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, South Africa, Eritrea and Rwanda. Renée currently works with the Fund Managers' Association of Kenya in developing and carrying out investment performance measurement surveys, trains financial analysts, and addresses compliance issues at a major fund management company in Kenya. She is also working with two international consulting teams advising on a national capital market strategy for an East African Community member and business strategy and operational implementation plan for a major medical and research institution. Renée is actively involved as a volunteer for the CFA Institute, including sitting on the Board of Trustees of the CFA Institute Research Foundation, a not-for-profit entity. Additionally, she is the Founder and Chair of the East African Society of Investment Professionals. Renée sat on the Board of Directors of the Kenyan American Business Association and Junior Achievement Kenya for up to ten years, acting as their Finance Directors for many years.
Jolene Wood, Secretary, Kenya
Jolene is a published photographer, writer and editor; and an image-manipulation specialist with extensive experience in digital editing and graphic design. She attended university at the American College of Switzerland (Leysin, Switzerland) and Harlaxton College (Grantham, UK) and has a Masters Degree in Education from the University of Northern Colorado (Greeley, Colorado, USA). Jolene has been teaching in a variety of capacities for the past 20 years, including children with developmental delays, computer literacy and digital photography. Originally from California, Jolene has lived in Kenya and been involved in charitable development projects for over 35 years.
Janet Carmony, Treasurer, Kenya
Jan is a fourth generation Californian associated with the travel industry for more than 35 years. Focusing on pre-med studies and business she was educated in public and private Californian educational institutions. She acquired a travel agency in the San Francisco area and, while developing it into a sizeable presence in the market, was considered the youngest female owner/operator of a travel agency West of Germany. She also developed and operated five restaurants in Southern California. After times living in England, Texas and Kenya, she created a professional African safari planning business in Mexico, based on her knowledge of travel, safaris and Kenya. Jan was an active member and board member of Rotary Clubs in Houston, Texas, USA, Nairobi, Kenya, and Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico. Now, living in Kenya, she claims to be "basically retired" however, Jan definitely stays busy with the local and international community. She is a founding and current Trustee of the AWA Charitable Trust (Nairobi, Kenya), maintains long-term active memberships and Board participation with the American Women's Association and East Africa Women's League, both in Kenya, and as a representative to the Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas. She has traveled to more than 150 countries - ranging from Antarctica to the Himalayas - and continues to add to her list.
Kim Edmunds, Kenya
Kim is the Marketing Manager and co-founder of the Glen Edmunds Performance Driving School (GEPDS) based in Nairobi, Kenya. GEPDS is an advanced driving school specializing in security driver training such as counter-carjacking, hostile environment, armored vehicle training as well as defensive driving training and 4WD instruction. Training is conducted throughout the African continent. In addition, Kim authors and publishes a weekly security newsletter, which updates the Nairobi community of local crime trends. Prior to joining her husband in managing GEPDS, Kim was a safari guide for many years, as well as a wildlife consultant for numerous television documentaries portraying African wildlife (mostly in conjunction with the BBC Natural History Unit from Bristol, England). She also worked as a naturalist/behaviorist at Djomba Intrepids Club in the Virunga National Park in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) accompanying visitors to see the endangered mountain gorillas and lecturing on gorilla behavior and ecology of the local area. Kim is a graduate of Hiram College (Hiram, Ohio, USA) with a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Biology.
Ricarda McFalls, Switzerland
Ricarda currently works in Geneva, Switzerland for a multilateral institution promoting public policies and business practices supportive of a sustainable development agenda. She brings more than 22 years of International Management and Business Development experience, primarily in transition and emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe and Africa. While residing in Africa for 13 years, she established, managed, and built regional distribution networks for industry leading IT companies (including Compaq/HP and Mustek) with operations in Nairobi and Lagos. Based in Kenya from 1993-2005, she was active in the business community, serving a decade on the board of the American Chamber of Commerce (then known as the American Business Association), and as its Chairman in 2003. In a move to apply her business experience to more sustainable development policies and interventions in the region, she earned a Masters Degree in Sustainable Development from Stellenbosch University (Matieland, South Africa). Her case study research "Testing the Limits of Inclusive Capitalism" is published by the Journal of Corporate Citizenship and UNISA Press. She holds an MBA/MIM from Thunderbird Global School of Management (Glendale, Arizona, USA), and BAs in Business Economics and German Languages from the University of California Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California, USA).
Christina Vincent, Australia
Christina brings a combination of international business experience and entrepreneurial success to the Nancy Ellen Crooks Foundation. She currently works for the Queensland (Australia) State Government where she has held senior positions for the past 15 years – at present, she manages their regional development infrastructure programs. Prior successes have included building venture capital and investment angel schemes to support businesses throughout Queensland. Christina has an excellent entrepreneurial pedigree, doubtless inspired by Howard and Nancy Crooks being involved in numerous successful worldwide business ventures. Prior to moving to Australia in 1989, she owned and operated a marketing and consultancy firm in Nairobi, Kenya, servicing the hospitality industry throughout East Africa. Prior, Christina was a founding director of three of Kenya's most acclaimed dining establishments - the Tamarind (Nairobi and Mombasa), the Carnivore (Nairobi), and the Tamarind Dhow (a floating restaurant in Mombasa). In addition, she co-authored, with Nancy Crooks, the popular travel book The Kenya Trivia Guide. Christina has an international academic history, having completed a Bachelor and Master of Arts from the University of Houston (Houston, Texas, USA) and a degree in Hotel Management from Brunel College (Uxbridge, Middlesex, UK). While in the States, Christina taught Public Speaking at the University of Houston, where she was a member of the American Marketing Society. She is also an alumni member of the Australian Venture Capital Association's Foundation course.
George Jones, Kenya
George Jones has lived in Kenya for the past 17 years. However, his first introduction to the country took place in 1970 at which time he was writing a University of Colorado doctoral thesis on his health research in the Mathari Valley. After a period of 25 years, he returned to Kenya as the Mission Director for the United States Agency for International Development. George and his family have lived in nine African and Asian countries and worked in 25. In addition to working for the U.S. government, he spent 13 years with the United States International University (USIU) Kenya as the Special Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor. Prior to his 35 years of overseas work, Dr. Jones served as the Colorado Director for Developmental Disabilities. He was responsible for the first state plan for the Developmentally Disabled. George currently serves on the Board of Trustees for USIU, is an Honorary Kenya Wildlife Warden and, a patron of the Empakasi Primary School.
Rosemary Kinyanjui, Kenya
Rosemary Kinyanjui is an American citizen who has lived in Kenya for most of her life. She will soon be a Kenya citizen as well! Rosemary came to Kenya as a Peace Corps volunteer working as a lecturer in business at Kenyatta University. She met and married Dr. Maxwell Kinyanjui while in Kenya. After spending a few years in the United States pursuing graduate studies, they returned to live and raise their family in Kenya. Rosemary has had wonderful professional experiences in Kenya: starting the Secretarial Department in a harambee school; working for an international wildlife conservation agency monitoring black rhinos and environmental aspects of the Masai Mara and also running Conservation Clubs in 27 primary and secondary schools; working at the International School of Kenya three different times as a teacher and librarian; working as the Chief Librarian for the Aga Khan Education organization in Dar es Salaam and at the International School Manila and at the Shanghai American School in China. She was the Executive Director of the Abercrombie & Kent Global Foundation, setting up projects in more than 40 destinations for that company – and many other fascinating jobs too! Rosemary was a close friend and neighbor of Nancy and Howard Crooks for more than 20 years and spent many wonderful afternoons with her in their gardens experimenting with solar cookers, driving out to take donations to the Langata Women's Remand Centre Prison and planting many, many trees together. Howard is still a very close friend and neighbor.
Barbara Kozakewich, Canada
Barb comes to us with a wealth of experience in administration, fundraising and marketing in Canada and Kenya. During the seven years she spent in Kenya, Barb was very active in community outreach projects and charity work, while serving on the board of the American Women's Association of Kenya (AWA); she was responsible for the communications, promotions and fundraising aspects, and established the Women's International Networking Group for the association. In addition, she organized charity fundraising events for various other groups, benefitting marginalized and victimized groups. She has won many awards in human resources management, business performance and team-building. During her last years in Kenya, Barb served as Director of Development at the International School of Kenya (ISK) – an institution founded by Nancy Crooks as the American Community School in 1967, which then became Nairobi International School, and is now ISK. She returned to Canada in 2013, where she currently conducts business development with groups of entrepreneurs. Barb brings to the table infectious enthusiasm, a 'think outside the box' perpective, and a 'can do' attitude which she applies to help the less fortunate members of society.
Barbara Steenstrup, Kenya
Barbara Steenstrup has worked in Africa for more than 35 years. She has managed projects in the areas of micro, small and medium enterprise, business services and micro and SME finance as well as focused on business development in private sector development, health and crosscutting areas of development. Her areas of expertise are project management, proposal preparation, planning and monitoring projects related to private sector growth including market access, rural enterprise, credit, agricultural co-operatives, micro enterprise and women entrepreneurs. Barbara has been a contributor to and participant in donor forums related to the private sector and crosscutting issues, particularly small and medium enterprise development, and has a strong network of professional contacts in the region and can disseminate lessons learned from past experience. She has carried out extensive on-the-job training of local managers and technical staff, many growing into leadership positions. Barbara authored articles on development topics and international co-operation. Barbara is a development strategist for people and projects, planner and communicator with hands-on experience in the private sector, with government aid agencies and international non-governmental organizations. Among the organizations that Barbara has worked for are the Danish Volunteer Service as Director of the Zambia program, the Danish International Development Organization (Danida) both in Copenhagen and Kenya, Deloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Grontmij Carl Bro. Barbara is an ambassador for Science Club for Girls in the US; a supporter of Tenderfoot School; the Editor of a periodic newsletter for a Kenya-based organization; a founding member of Junior Achievement Kenya on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers; a past member of Rotary; and a mentor for the American University semester abroad student program in Kenya. Barbara holds a MA, American University, School of International Studies, Washington D.C and a BA, International Relations & Organization, American University. Barbara, a citizen of the United States resident in Nairobi, Kenya is a native speaker in English and fluent in Danish and has basic knowledge of Swahili and French.
Paul Squires, Past Chairman, USA
Paul is the General Manager and one of the co-founders of Choo Choo R Snacks, Inc. - a beef snack distribution company based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA. Since its inception in 1990, Choo Choo's trademarked line of Buffalo Bills Premium Snacks now exceeds 90 items and is available in stores in over 40 states. In 2007, Inc. Magazine named Choo Choo R Snacks, Inc. one of the Top 5000 fastest growing companies in the USA. Prior to Choo Choo R Snacks, Paul worked throughout East Africa as a Special Projects Manager for two of Howard Crooks' companies – Service & Supply International and KK Security. Clients included the United Nations, USAID, Pan Am Airways, and numerous international oil-related companies. Prior to working with Howard Crooks, Paul worked in Saudi Arabia as a Project Specialist for Aiand International's food service contracts with the Saudi Ministry of Health and Ministry of Defense & Aviation. Paul is a graduate of Johnson & Wales University (Providence, Rhode Island, USA) with degrees in Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management.
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Rain Or Shine, Our German "Weather Haus" Predicts the Forecast
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Invizible has been holding down residencies at many of the major night clubs throughout B.C's interior for the past 9 years, including dj'ing a slot on a major radio station, and most recently the winner of the Red Bull Thre3styles interior region. Be sure to come out and make some noise for Invizible on May 3rd at Fortune Sound Club while he battles in the provincial Red Bull Thre3styles comp!!"
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My most overrated Christmas film It's a Wonderful LifeFrank Capra's classic movie is a celebration of picket-fence smugness. Boring Bedford Falls would have been better had George Bailey never lived, writes Andrew Gilchrist
Tim Burton and Christoph Waltz on Big Eyes A weird symbolic version of the American dream
Andrew Pulver sits down with Tim Burton and Christoph Waltz, director and star of Big Eyes, to discuss suburban art and why it's hard to judge characters based on real people
The road to Oscar-winning stardom has been a long, slow slog for the antipodean actor. If his directorial debut, The Water Diviner, proves a commercial success, Crowe hopes it will deliver him his ultimate career goal – to be back in Australia
Helen Mirren, who first worked with Bob Hoskins on The Long Good Friday, recalls a vital presence, a magnetic actor fizzing with energy, and a true mensch
Director Terry Hands recalls working with the Hollywood star, who 'seemed impervious to the demands of vanity', in a UK theatre production in 1995
From Gone Girl to Birdman 2014 was the year of scary determinationThe most compelling films showed flawed but relatable characters going to extremes to get what they want – usually at the expense of their sanity
Charlotte Rampling I'm exotic, and I like thatStar of a new series of the ITV hit Broadchurch, Charlotte Rampling talks to Sophie Elmhirst about playing the outsider, how she nailed The Look – and why her sister's suicide changed everything
Indian satire about an alien who questions religious beliefs in the subcontinent has opened in 10th place at the US box office
Final Hobbit movie takes $90.6m, contributing to $355.6m global haul so far, while Exodus suffers and Night at the Museum 3 disappoints
Indian satire about an alien who questions religious beliefs in the subcontinent has opened in 10th place at the US box office
Final Hobbit movie takes $90.6m, contributing to $355.6m global haul so far, while Exodus suffers and Night at the Museum 3 disappoints
Country says it has evidence The Interview was made by the US government and threatens entire country in retaliation for any 'proportional response'
Sony chief says 'we would still like the public to see this movie' but no major on-demand distributors voice willingness to release film
'Crisis guru' who inspired hit US show Scandal is hired by embattled film-maker as North Korea denies hacking
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Although she always maintained that she had never seen Scandal, the film's producer has revealed her role in its making
Japanese conglomerate's CEO already faced flagging sales of electronic goods before movie brought North Korean fury down on his head
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Jordan Hoffman: No viewer could interpret it as legitimate sabre-rattling – the lead characters are idiots and the scenario is preposterous
Shortlist announced for the prestigious best foreign film Academy Award, with Russia's Leviathan duking it out with Poland's Ida
Sony's Amy Pascal to work with Al Sharpton against 'cultural blindness' after racially insensitive emailsSony executive at the heart of the leaked emails met with the civil rights activist to discuss battling an 'exclusionary, almost all-white hierarchy' in Hollywood
Principal photography on highly anticipated new Australian film The Dressmaker, starring Kate Winslet, has concluded
Paramount Pictures recalls 10-year-old movie, scheduled to air in several theaters, which depicts the death of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il
White House says it believes hack was orchestrated by North Korea as Hollywood says hackers' victory will lead to self-censorship
A comparison to the appeasement of Hitler and cries of 'an un-American act' are tempered by fears of threats to cinemagoers and the holiday bottom line
The actor Brad Pitt has been let off jury duty in Los Angeles in case he proves too distracting to other jurors and lawyers, following a similar incident involving Tom Hanks last year
Rosemary's Baby, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Saving Private Ryan and 22 others in the 2014 intake for works deemed "culturally, historically or aesthetically" significant
Studio says 'we have decided not to move forward with the planned release' after five major cinema chains dropped the film over terror threats
Study finds animated movies average more than twice the number of main characters who die on screen – often violently – and suggests parental discussion
Annie Quvenzhané Wallis saves the day3 / 5 starsQuvenzhané Wallis's Annie is far and away the best thing about this strangely embarrassed remake, writes Mark Kermode
An all-star cast exhibits serious wear and tear as the franchise moves to England for its third and, with luck, last instalment, writes Mark Kermode
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Big Eyes an ogle at who owns what3 / 5 starsBurton's film about the painter of big-eyed children asks relevant questions, but – does he like the paintings?, writes Peter Bradshaw
Ben Stiller's long-suffering guard is back – joined by Robin Williams in his final role – and trying to keep the magic alive in this likable third instalment, writes Peter Bradshaw
Dumb and Dumber To stoopid and offensive as ever3 / 5 starsTwenty years on, the Farrelly brothers revive the characters played by Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, who are older, wrinklier and not a bit wiser, writes Peter Bradshaw
Unbroken Angelina Jolie's long-distance runaround2 / 5 starsAthlete and war hero Louie Zamperini's amazing story of courage and survival has been turned into an unambitious and unengaging marathon in Angelina Jolie's biopic, writes Peter Bradshaw
Kon-Tiki Thor Heyerdahl's ocean odyssey3 / 5 starsIt's Boys' Own stuff all the way in a dramatisation of the Norwegian adventurer's 1947 raft journey from Peru to Polynesia, writes Leslie Felperin
Rob Marshall's big screen version of the Stephen Sondheim musical has taken nearly three decades. Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep just about make it worthwhile
Annie pink, sparkly radioactive waste1 / 5 starsThis unecessary reboot is clearly meant to warm the cockles, but boring musical numbers and hammy performances simply leave the viewer with a sugar rush of nausea, writes Peter Bradshaw
The Interview review stoned, anally fixated – and funny3 / 5 starsStarring James Franco and Seth Rogen, the film behind the hack that rocked Hollywood is a tasteless but amusing comedy about assassinating Kim Jong-un
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DW Griffith's interwoven tales of oppression spanning 2,500 years perplexed audiences in 1916, but Intolerance is a towering work of art, writes Philip French
Inspired by five reporters captured by Indonesian militia in 1975, Balibo asks if the dangers of reporting in perilous places justify the risks
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies review – no more than a middling finale from Middle-earth3 / 5 starsDespite the admirable Martin Freeman, this last film of a bloated trilogy offers few departures from the tried and tested, writes Mark Kermode
The relationship between a Shin Bet operative and a Palestinian informer makes for an absorbing documentary, writes Mark Kermode
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Ex Machina: watch a clip of Oscar Isaac and Domhnall Gleeson in Alex Garland's sci-fi thriller – video
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Why The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies is the one film you should watch this week – video review
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I wholeheartedly believe that the gospel of grace is way more drastic, way more offensive, way more liberating, way more shocking, and way more counterintuitive than any of us realize. There is nothing more radically unbalanced and drastically unsafe than grace. It has no "but": it's unconditional, uncontrollable, unpredictable, and undomesticated. It unsettles everything. There is a dangerous depth to the gospel that needs to be rediscovered and embraced…and that's what the LIBERATE Conference is all about.
Beginning February 23-25, 2012 at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida (and every year thereafter) the LIBERATE Conference will explore the depths and riches of God's scandalous grace in the gospel. We want it to become a catalytic platform for serious thinking about "a more radical gospel."
So, to help kick off our first annual LIBERATE Conference, I've asked some of my friends to join me–a group of unafraid gospel-addicts, steel-spined soldiers of grace: Michael Horton, Paul Tripp, Elyse Fitzpatrick, Scotty Smith, Darrin Patrick, David Zahl, Rod Rosenbladt, and Doug Sauder. Scott Anderson (Executive Director of Desiring God) will be emceeing and Mark Miller (Director of Music at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church) will be leading us in music.
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Sorry I am not posting a whole lot, I am still reading! Obviously we're adjusting to life at home still so computer time is few and far between!
Some updates on us -
Blake - When we were about to have them released from the NICU they did an ultrasound of his hip and found his leg bone was not fitting into his hip socket. Now we don't think this was a previous problem because I had a TON of ultrasounds and none ever showed this. One nurse told us the cause might have been how he was born. When they started to pull him out (they pull them out by the waist so the feet are by the head) he got stuck. They then yanked him out by his feet. Our pediatrician is contacting a specialist to come see him and let us know how bad the damage is.
He did GREAT breast feeding his first 2 days home and then stopped. He refused to latch at all. He is now only on formula and takes about 3 1/2 oz per feeding. He came home weighing 5 lbs even and a week and a half later he weighed 5 lbs 8 oz, and he was born 5 lbs 1 oz so he's over his birth weight!
He unfortunately has a clogged tear duct but it's getting much better with some Dr prescribed eye drops.
Elaine - Elaine is still our little screamer! But when not screaming she is
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So great to see you here! You've been in my thoughts and I check your blog regularly for updates.
Hope you'll get some answers about Blake's hip condition soon.
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To be honest I have not had good experience with LC's and would rather not use them. I have many friends who are just as qualified to answer my questions. I also have been unable to find any LLL groups out here.
I have been thinking of trying a nipple shield with Blake to see if that will entice him to latch on so fingers crossed!
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This time I feel great emotionally. I am definitely exhausted but very very happy. I just love the babies, even if I am counting down the days until they sleep a little longer lol!
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Merrillville's Fard Muhammad dribbles past Lake Central's Tyler Ross during their game held at Merrillville High School on Saturday December 28, 2013. | Charles Mitchell/for Sun-Times Media
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Hello, Duneland Conference holiday tournaments. You were a nice change of pace this weekend from the old double round-robin that no one liked and hurt competitive balance in the conference.
It was also nice to have more region holiday basketball events after some long-running tourneys have gone by the wayside in recent years (namely, the South County Tournament that was discontinued a couple years ago after decades of tradition).
And now, goodbye, Duneland Conference holiday tournaments. It was nice knowing you for one year, but it seems like you were just a temporary fix to fill games on teams' schedules after the double round-robin was scrapped about two years ago.
"It was necessary because it would be difficult to find that many games in a two-year span," Crown Point coach Clint Swan said after his team won its DAC west boys tournament semifinals (at least that's what we're calling the foursome of CP, Portage, Merrillville and Lake Central that played boys games at Merrillville on Saturday and girls games at Crown Point on Friday) 60-39 on Saturday morning.
Swan, as well as other DAC coaches, stated the obvious mathematical quandary — filling seven vacant games after the horrible double round-robin disappeared. But he also confirmed — at least unofficially — that these four-game tourneys won't be around next year.
"This is it," Swan said. "We're already looking at other tournaments to get into."
Merrillville coach TJ Lux agreed that he had one year to plan ahead.
"It's a nice transition and now we have some flexibility to find some games and other tournaments," he said. "Most coaches are looking at getting out of Northwest Indiana to face other state teams."
Too bad, so sad. At least I think it's sad. Despite sparse attendance at times this weekend — I counted about 180 souls in the stands for the Portage-CP boys semifinal, and that includes Merrillville staff, the next two teams watching and four babies/toddlers who couldn't have cared less about the action — fans seemed to like it as a change of pace from the regular season that can be occasionally boring.
There was a decent crowd for the consolation and championship of the DAC east girls tournament on Friday night with a pair of rivalry games going on — Chesterton-Valparaiso in the consolation and LaPorte-Michigan City in the final that was easily won by the undefeated Slicers.
Those four girls coaches had mixed feelings about the tourney.
"Why play somebody three times? That's why we got rid of the double round-robin," Chesterton girls coach Jack Campbell said. "It wouldn't be so bad if we weren't all in the same sectional."
That sentiment completely fits with the east tourney with all four teams part of Sectional 2. But the DAC west tourneys are split with three of the teams joining the four DAC east teams in that sectional while Lake Central plays in Sectional 1.
"I love holiday tournaments, but not against the same teams," Michigan City said girls coach Mike Megyese said. "We're still playing two conference teams. But Valparaiso High School, as always, did a tremendous job hosting this and that's what made it worth the while."
The DAC east girls portion did give fans a chance to see one of the best players in the region and best teams in the state. LaPorte is now 11-0 after winning two games on Friday with crisp passing and proficient 3-point shooting, while Michigan City's Michal Miller scored 56 points in two tourney games, including 37 in a morning victory over Chesterton.
"They can't control her, but we don't have enough to go with her," Megyese said of Miller after he talked with Michigan State's coach, who was on hand to watch Miller. DePaul and UIC coaches were also in attendance.
As for the future of the DAC tourneys, or lack thereof, LaPorte coach Skeeter Heath actually provided a decent solution that likely will never see the light of day.
"It's a nice change and instead of seven games, we have two and get five other (nonconference) opponents," Heath said. "I'd like it if the winners (of east and west) would face each other. It could still be part of the tournament and not count against our number of games and we still get five other games."
Now that's a novel concept. Despite liking the one-year transition, Lux admitted to being fond of local tourneys that draw fans.
"I love tournaments — the PCC (Porter County Conference) is great and I love watching it; South Bend and Elkhart have a tourney with their teams," Lux said. "They're fun and a win-and-advance format is a little more meaningful for the kids."
And aren't the kids and fans more important than what schools and athletic directors think? It doesn't matter what I think since the DAC powers-that-be have likely already decided the fate of this one-year filler experiment that should stick around.
Heath's idea is perfect: Keep the four-team, east-west events, and then have the winners face for a true Duneland Conference tournament. It works for the PCC and Greater South Shore Conference, so why not the DAC?
Otherwise, all we have are memories of the last two days and what could have been.


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The ideology of manmade global warming has fallen on hard times in recent years due to a series of revelations that have fundamentally undermined the credibility of the "science" and its advocates. Beginning with "Climategate" and "Glaciergate" and continuing through such public spectacles as the implosion of the December 2009 Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, polling data has repeatedly demonstrated that the claims of climate change scientists have fallen on hard times with the public.
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"He has such an open heart and immediately touched people wherever he went and whatever he was talking about," former New Hampshire poet laureate Marie Harris said. "Poetry was his life, and he was just very brave in continuing on with it even though he was very ill."
The Manchester poet gave a public reading about a week before his death, according to Harris, a member of the state poet laureate nominating committee. Butts, 68, had been diagnosed with cancer, she said.
"I felt his work is very accessible and speaks to the ordinary lives of ordinary people," said Harris, who lives in Barrington and served as poet laureate from 1999 to 2004.
Catherine O'Brian, coordinator of arts education and arts and health care grants and programs at the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, agreed.
"He was a totally tireless advocate for poetry," O'Brian said. "He had a very democratic approach to poetry. Just encourage the everyday person to read and share their work."
Butts and his wife, S. Stephanie, also a poet, started a "poetry hoot" in Portsmouth.
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Kyle Potvin, president of the Poetry Society of New Hampshire, said Butts "believed poetry should be accessible.
"He was a teacher and a wonderful poet himself and just a true advocate for poetry in New Hampshire," Potvin said. "He was able to show people just how moving poetry can be and how it applies to your daily life."
In his online obituary, Butts is quoted as saying: "I really believe that poetry in many, many ways is the literary form that we have that is closest to expressing the human condition, the human spirit."
A committee of poetry lovers from the poetry society, the arts council, the New Hampshire Writers' Project and past poet laureates gather to choose a person or two to nominate to the post. The poetry society formally passes the nomination or nominations to the governor. The Executive Council must approve the choice for the unpaid five-year term.
A replacement is expected by January.
Harris sent out a group email about Butts' death to poet laureates around the country Tuesday night and had received 25 responses by the following afternoon.
"Judging by these emails pouring in, he was really beloved by people who knew him well or have glancingly met him, and that says a lot," she said.
Butts, who previously lived in Portsmouth, was an assistant professor of English for 11 years at Manchester's Hesser College, where he developed a film studies program.
His latest published volume of poems was titled "Cathedral of Nervous Horses."
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SourceForge, the hosting and communication platform for many free software projects, is bowing to U.S. regulations and denying service to users from nations on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions list.
SourceForge "clarifies" in its blog statement that certain IP addresses from nations on the U.S. OFAC list are excluded from their services to comply with U.S. laws.
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The idea is that a "rogue" nation is totally controlled by some despot tyrant who desires to bring harm to, or destroy free nations. Since these are always brutal and repressive regimes, any smart people usually either find a way to get out, or intentionally resist supporting the ruler(s) in passive ways. As a result, these types of regimes have to buy or steal any new technologies from outside nations.
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