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Economic growth and business opportunities and challenges faced in Africa and globally will be the central theme of ACCA's (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) Council meeting, to be held in Nairobi this month.
ACCA's 36 member strong Council is basing its biennial meeting in Nairobi, before ACCA's President, Vice President and Deputy President make additional visits with ACCA senior staff, including its chief executive Helen Brand, to Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda.
Helen Brand, ACCA's chief executive, says: 'I am delighted that this year's Council meeting is taking place in Africa. As our governing body, Council is elected and consists of voluntary members who possess a global outlook that can only benefit further by meeting together in Kenya. I am sure we will learn a great deal during this visit.'
Jamil Ampomah, ACCA director of sub-Saharan Africa says: 'Our Council has a wide ranging remit, geared to providing strategic direction for ACCA. Council members examine issues of broad and long-term importance to ACCA, and establish ACCA's position on global industry developments as they arise. So this is why it is important Council members from all over the world come to Africa and understand the issues their Council colleagues face here in this continent.
'The aim of this meeting is to see how ACCA members are contributing to the national economy and their national profession, to connect with partners, the profession and policy makers, and to show how ACCA's work is bringing value to employment markets. This is an important part of Council's ongoing work, and senior members along with ACCA staff will be visiting Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Tanzania.'
Dean Westcott, ACCA's President and a member of Council, says: 'ACCA's Council wants to have a better understanding of the rapid and exciting economic and business developments happening in this continent and to see at first-hand how professional accountants working here create public value, how they support sustainable economic growth and, importantly, what ACCA can do to support them.
'I know that I and my fellow members will gain a lot from this meeting.'
ACCA conducts a series of regular meetings by its Council, and previous meetings have been held in Central and Eastern Europe and also South East Asia.
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- In Ethiopia, an employer roundtable: 'The role of finance professionals in an emerging economy'.
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- In Tanzania, an event to launch a report on capital markets.
- In Uganda, an event to discuss the issues relating to effective financial management and transparency.
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She was born on Sept. 16, 1924, a daughter of the late Perry and Callie Walker. She was very devoted to her church and taking care of her family whom she loved dearly.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by husbands: George A. Harris and William L. Stansberry; two daughters: Mary Jane "Janie" Stansberry and Nita Ruth Stansberry; and several siblings.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory eight daughters: Brenda Barnett (Stanley) of Old Fort, Wanda Schultz (George) of Charleston, Wilma Shelton (Roy) of Calhoun, Linda Watson (Gary Bishop) of Charleston, Jeanette Shope (Chris) of Charleston, Carolyn Williams (Mitchell) of Coolidge, Ga., Cathy Marr (Danny) of Cleveland, and Genia Stokes of Charleston; three sons: Jerry Harris (Carolyn) of Decatur, Gary Harris (Connie) and Terry Stansberry (Melody), all of Greer, S.C.; 23 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandsons; two brothers: J.D. Walker (Wilma) of Langston, Al. and Frank Walker (Cherie) of California; and numerous other extended family members and friends.
A celebration of her life will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, March 1, 2013, at the Bellefounte Baptist Church, 132 Bellefounte Road NE in Cleveland, with the Revs. Grady Simpson and Kenneth Stansberry officiating.
Interment will follow in the Sunset Memorial Gardens with Jerry Harris, Gary Harris, Terry Stansberry, Stan Barnett, Steven Dockery and Jamey Stansberry serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be the grandsons.
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While the 2nd batch of Palestinian prisoners being held in Israel have yet
to be released, Hamas seems to have come out looking really good. The big
question is now what? How does Hamas capitalize on this development? What
does Fatah do (considering that the the Israeli Hamas prisoner swap deal
came at a time when the secular movement could not succeed in its move
towards unilateral statehood)? Where does Israel go from here (given its
need to minimize the extent of potential unintended consequences from the
deal, especially under the present regional climate)? The area to focus on
is the West Bank, which is where Hamas needs to revive itself, especially
with the Jordanians warming up to the Hamas leadership. We need to better
understand the motivations driving the new emerging Hashemite attitude
towards Hamas - both in terms of regional dynamics and domestic
compulsions. Is there something changing within the kingdom that is
forcing the hand of Amman? How will this impact Israeli national security
Our assessment is that al-Assad regime is not about to collapse anytime
soon. At the same time though the Alawite state has not been able to quell
the unrest and there are continued reports of people getting killed and
the opposition alliance based outside the country has asked for protection
from the int'l community. So, we need to re-evaluate the situation there.
How influential is the Syrian National Council in western capitals? To
what extent does it speak for those protesting on the streets? What is the
reality of those waging an armed struggle such as the Free Syria Army
against the Syrian regime? What is its relation to the SNC? Whether it is
the armed or peaceful opponents of the regime, they need outside support?
Is Turkey doing anything more than hedging its bets? Have the Saudis
reached a point where they are willing to finance and arm the Sunnis of
Syria? Pay close attention to what the Iranians are doing in Syria as an
indicator of what is happening in country and what other players might be
doing to assist the opposition. The regime is trying to balance between
reforms and use of force and the question is it succeeding? How confident
are the Alawite military commanders that al-Assad will be able to survive
the crisis?
The first elections in the aftermath have resulted in Islamist party
emerging as the single largest bloc in the parliament. There has been a
backlash from a number of quarters to this where we have seen violence and
recourse to legal process. Is the political process going to be disrupted
because of this? Or will Ennahda and the other two secular parties who
came in 2nd and 3rd place move towards forming an interim government and
start working on a new charter? What happens in Tunisia has implications
for Egypt which is geo-politically much more significant. Are we more or
less confident that the Egyptian military regime will hold elections as
per schedule? If they happen, what kind of outcome are we expecting? Is
there a chance for more incidents like the one that involved in the Copts
a few weeks ago? Let us get a better sense of where things are headed in
the region's most important Arab country.
We need to figure out what is happening to the anti-Q forces in terms of
their internal cohesion now that Q is gone. Is the NTC succeeding in its
efforts to bring together all the stake-holders towards a new social
contract? What is happening with those who supported Q until the very end?
How many of them are being reached out to by the NTC? Are they able to
exploit the vacuum and the internal differences among the anti-Q forces to
their advantage? What is becoming of the Arb-Berber,
Islamist-non-Islamist, tribal faultlines? Our bottom line is that we don't
have faith in the ability of those who fought against Q to maintain unity
and stabilize the country. Let us be on the lookout for things that either
confirm our view or challenge it.
To what degree has he death of Q and the Tunisian election impacted the
Saleh regime and its opponents? Are these two events emboldening regime
opponents to unify their ranks and push harder against Sanaa? What can
they do more to force Saleh's hand? What is Saleh's game plan? Is there
any effect of the death of the Saudi CP on the Yemeni situation? If so,
how? Yemen is a place where the Iranians can undermine Saudi interests,
especially as the Saudis are focused on the internal succession issue? To
what extent can they?
At a time when we are still trying to figure out the reality of the
alleged IRGC-QF plot to assassinate the Saudi envoy to the U.S. in
Washington, the Obama administration has changed its tone. Clinton told
BBC Persian that DC is interested in talking to Tehran and continues to
explore both direct and back-channels but is not clear on who to talk to
in Tehran because of the power struggle there? What are U.S. intentions
here? How is this being viewed in Tehran and how does it impact the
domestic power struggle and vice-versa? Where are the Saudis on this
issue? How is this related to the fact that the United States is being
forced to leave Iraq come Dec 31? There is no shortage of issues between
the two (Syria, Bahrain, Afghanistan, Lebanon) so what is the possibility
of a serious U.S.-Iranian negotiation?
How is the fact that American forces will pullout from the country
impacting the domestic balance of power among the various Iraqi
stakeholders? How are the various regional players positioning themselves
in the wake of this development? What is Iran doing in terms of prepping
to enhance its footprint in its western neighbor? How are the Saudis
trying to counter? Where is Turkey in all of this? Both in terms of its
concerns about Kurdish separatism and making sure that a sectarian
conflict doesn't break out.
Saudi Arabia:
We are now in the post-Sultan period. As expected, Interior Minister
Prince Nayef has been appointed the new CP. We don't expect any problems
but this is the first time the Allegiance Council will approve the
appointment so let us watch for that. The key re-assignment will be that
of the defense ministry held by the late CP. Who gets it? his son Khaled
or someone else? What other changes will come as a result of Nayef taking
over as CP considering the king is also close to croaking. Let us watch
the Saudi succession like a hawk moving forward.
The Pakistanis has always wanted the Americans to negotiate with the
Afghan Taliban through them. Now that DC is saying ok let's do it then the
question is what is the problem? Why are we still seeing tensions between
the two sides? Can the Pakistani actually deliver the Talibs? Where is the
Afghan government on this? What are the other anti-Taliban forces up to?
What is the mood on the part of the Taliban leaders (Omar, Haqqqani, and


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If approached, the lights seem to advance but are always out of reach to its observers! These mysterious lights are so old that even Sir Isaac Newton is said to have mentioned them in his 1704 work, "Opticks."
These lights came to be known as the will-o'-the wisps or jack-o-lanterns and are usually seen in marshy grounds and graveyards. The area has a long history of strange lights and legends. Tales were told of wandering travelers led into muddy grounds too soft to support them. The strange lights were called "ignis fatuus," meaning the foolish light.
The most famous legend of all belongs to the jack-o'-lantern, which goes back hundreds of years in Irish history. The Irish told a tale of a miserable, old drunk named Stingy Jack who loved to play tricks on family, friends, his mother and even the devil.
According to legend, his antics were so fiendish that when he died he was given a burning ember to light his way as he roamed the earth. The glowing ember was placed in a hollowed out turnip, one of his favorite foods, which he carried around with him. Stingy Jack was said to roam the earth without a resting place, lighting his way as he walked with his "Jack-o'Latern."
On All Hallow's Eve, or Halloween, people in Ireland and Scotland began making their own versions of Jack's lantern by carving scary faces into turnips, potatoes, rutabagas and, in England, large beets. In the 1800s, Irish immigrants came to America and discovered pumpkins, which were larger and easier to carve.
As folklore became legend and legend mixed with popular customs, Americans gradually picked up these practices that their forefathers, the Puritans, had rejected as being of pagan origin. How so?
The Encyclopedia Americana says, "Elements of the customs connected with Halloween can be traced to a Druid ceremony in pre-Christian times. The Celts had festivals for two major gods — a sun god (called Lug) and a god of the dead, called Samhain, whose festival was held on Nov. 1, the beginning of the Celtic New Year. The festival of the dead was gradually incorporated into Christian ritual."
According to www.history.com, Halloween "is thought to have originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off roaming ghosts. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honor all saints and martyrs; the holiday, All Saints' Day, incorporated some of the traditions of Samhain. The evening before was known as All Hallows' Eve and later Halloween."
Of course, not all strange lights are connected with supernatural legends. Take for example, the mysterious lights seen year-round after sunset, nine miles east of Marfa, Texas, on Highway 90 in the U.S. Reports of brightly glowing lights — white, blue, green, red, orange and yellow — floating above the ground and high in the air have mystified eyewitnesses and experts for decades.
According to the Marfa, Texas, Chamber of Commerce, Native American residents knew about Marfa Mystery Lights long before the first recorded sighting by rancher Robert Ellison in 1883. The basketball size lights are said to move laterally at low speeds or may dart around rapidly in several directions. They appear in pairs, bundles or may divide into pairs or merge into one, only to disappear and reappear. They even move in patterns, at times.
Those who have seen these mysterious lights say they may appear at any time of night in unpredictable directions for a fraction of a second to several hours. Scientists are still trying to figure out how and why these lights float above the ground. There are many theories, but the most popular is that the lights are a mirage caused by sharp temperature gradients between cold and warm layers of air.
As far as those strange lights in Derbyshire near Ireland are concerned, that phenomenon is thought to be caused by gases given off from rotten animal and vegetable matter. These natural gases, such as methane, may be ignited by another natural gas, diphosphane, to create the glowing, flickering lights.
Of course, there are no unexplained phenomena to the Creator of light and life. From strange lights to black holes and dark matter — it is all elementary to Him. As Creator of all the mysteries in the sea, on land as well as the wonders in outer space and beyond, 1Peter 2:9 calls the Almighty the One "who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light." — New International Version. This light is truly wonderful because it is a spiritual light that frees humans from myths and falsehood.
If strange lights produce superstitious legends that become popular customs in our area, would it be wise to ask ourselves what would Christ, "the light of the world," do? Would Jesus join in such celebrations? You decide. Whether we choose to honor God by engaging in superstitious customs or not is a personal decision.
Shedding light on the subject, however, should not be viewed as strange nor curious — but, hopefully, as a tiny flash of enlightenment.


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After a long, cold winter, Iowa paddlers are itching to get out this spring and enjoy the states many water trails by paddling and fishing.
"Many new paddlers don't realize that even though the air temperature is warm, the water can still be ice cold," said Todd Robertson, a certified paddling instructor at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
"As spring arrives, it takes a while for that water to warm up, making it necessary to have a wetsuit or drysuit and a change of dry clothes in a dry bag in case you dump your boat."
Cold water is not the only danger this time of year. Recent ice breakups have caused many streams to gather downed trees and debris and deposited these "strainers" at the base of bridge pilings and the outside of tight bends in the river.
"Having good boat control skills and understanding how to navigate around hazards is crucial to remaining safe while paddling on the rivers," he said.
Safety Tips for Paddling Iowa Rivers in Early Spring
· Wear your life jacket
· Dress for the water temperature, not the air
· Have good boat control skills
· Know river hazards and how to avoid them
· Stay away from strainers, wood/branch piles that can pull a paddler under
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Titles On The Line As Attica Finishes 2009 On Saturday Nights
Wednesday, 19 August 2009
By Brian Liskai
(Attica, OH)
There's a lot on the line the last three weeks of the 2009 racing season at Attica Raceway Park. The point battles in all four divisions are tight, as is the chase for the Kistler Racing Products Fremont Attica Sprint Title (FAST) as "Ohio's Finest Racing" speedplant closes the summer with three weeks of Saturday night racing.
Gates will open each of the last three Saturday night races at 4:30 p.m. with racing underway at 7:30 p.m.
After a week off for the Attica Fair, the action resumes on the one-third mile oval on Saturday, Aug. 22 on WNWO NBC Toledo 24/Aaron's Sales and Lease Night with the 410 sprints, Fultz Fabrications and Speed Shop UMP Late Models, Fremont Fence 305 Sprints and dirt trucks on the racing card.
The coveted Attica Raceway Park track championships will come down to the Kistler Racing Products Season Championship Night on Saturday, Aug. 29. It will be a double point night for all four divisions as well as being the next to last FAST point night.
The season ends in a big way on Saturday, Sept. 5, as the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champion Sprint Cars come to town for the Attica Ambush on Baumann Auto Group Night. The UMP late models and dirt trucks join the action.
Five-time and defending 410 sprint champion Byron Reed holds a slim 27-point advantage over charger Chris Andrews who has three wins at Attica in 2009. Mike Linder, who claimed his first win of 2009 last week at Fremont Speedway, is just 38 points back in third. Mark Keegan, a 12-time Attica champion isn't out of the running yet, as he sits fourth just 52 points back. Current FAST point leader Craig Mintz rounds out the top five with his two feature wins in 2009.
In the UMP late models, Ryan Missler's three feature wins has him sitting atop the point standings, but by just 41 points over Dusty Moore. Wayne Maffett Jr. sits third, just 76 points out thanks to a feature victory, while former limited late model track champion Ken Hahn and Mike Bores round out the top five.
Paul Weaver's three feature wins gives him a 33-point advantage over defending track champion Stuart Brubaker in the 305 sprint title chase. Brubaker has two victories at Attica in 2009. Steve Rando sits third, just 81 points back, while Nate Dussel who has a feature victory, and Bobby Clark, who has chalked up two wins, round out the top five.
The ageless wonder, Art Ball, 70, sits atop the dirt truck points. Ball, who has four feature wins at Attica in 2009, was the track champion in 2006 and 2007 and has two limited late model championships as well. Alex Weichman sits just 67 points back, while Dan Hennig and Dwight Waltermeier, who each have a feature win, are just 80 and 84 points back respectively. Rounding out the top five is Brian Arnold who is just 87 points out of first.
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Capital Punishment: 3rd Period Penalties Almost Upend Devils, Still Manage 3-2 OT Win
Three Stars of the Game
3rd Star: Jacob Josefson (NJD) (1 assist)
2nd Star: Mike Green (WAS) (1 goal, 1 assist)
1st Star: Ilya Kovalchuk (NJD) (GWG goal)
The Devils seemed to be lacking a certain pep in their step to start the 1st period of Friday night's game. Their offense seemed uncoordinated, and they were unable to put a lot of pressure on the Capitals to start the game. Washington, however, was dominant through the first half of the period. Brodeur was called upon to weather an early storm by a desperate opponent, and as he did for the first two games, Marty was up to the task. As the period went on, and more fans began to make their way through the snowstorm outside, the momentum began to shift the Devils way. The Devils were given their first power play of the night, as Jay Beagle was called for holding, but with just 7 seconds left on the power play, Kovalchuk was called for hooking. The Devils penalty kill looked strong, as usual, and in the closing seconds, Josefson broke free from the zone with Gionta trailing. As Tomas Kundratek swatted the puck away from Josefson in front of Neuvirth, his clearing attempt landed directly on Gionta's stick, resulting in the first goal of the game as Gionta hammered home a golden opportunity at 13:55 of the first period.
During the second period, the Devils managed a fair amount of pressure on the Capitals, but Neuvirth held strong for the majority of the period, keeping his team within striking distance. It wasn't until a pair of Capitals penalties occurred that the Devils would get the better of the Capitals netminder. Nicklas Backstrom was called for tripping Andy Greene at 18:15, and Jay Beagle was called for the same infraction on Zajac just 18 seconds later. This gave the Devils a 5-on-3 man advantage for 1:42 late in the period. At the 19-minute mark of the period, Neuvirth stopped Zidlicky's point shot during the power play, but was unable to control the rebound, which bounced directly to the stick of Patrik Elias, who easily put it away for his first goal of the season. The Devils would take this 2-0 lead into the third period.
Just when it began to look like the Devils would have an easy road to a 3-0-0 start, things began to turn in the Capitals' favor. Just before the 7-minute mark of the final period, the Devils were called for Too Many Men on the Ice. Little did the Devils and their fans realize, that this would begin a string of penalties for the Devils. Just after Tedenby served the bench minor, Zidlicky would be called for high-sticking Jason Chimera. Two minutes and nine seconds later, Andy Greene would be called for tripping. Then, just 41 seconds later, the Devils would be assessed two bench minors at 11:52, one for Too Many Men on the Ice, and one for Abuse of Officials. All of this resulted in the Devils taking 5 penalties in a span of 5:13. On the ensuing 5-on-3 after the double bench minors, the Capitals would score their first goal of the game, as Mike Ribeiro tallied his first goal of the season. The Capitals would still have a 5-on-3 advantage after the goal was scored, but were unable to convert. Shortly after the penalties expired the Devils were able to generate some offense, but Neuvirth was able to make some sensational saves to keep his team within one. Then, after some poor passing and clearing attempts within the Devils zone, Mike Green wound up with the puck at his blue line, and a quick, screened snap shot found its way to the back of the net. The game that the Devils easily had won at the end of the 40 minutes, had just been tied.
Jersey's Team would apply some heavy pressure to end regulation, including a gorgeous one-timer by Kovalchuk that sailed just wide, but we were destined for overtime. Early in the overtime period, things seemed to be going back in the Devils' favor. Mike Green had been called for interference on Patrik Elias, and the Devils offense was buzzing on the power play. Try as they may, though, the Devils were unable to put home that game-winner just yet. The two-minutes past, and the game was still tied 2-2. As the final minute of the overtime period started, it seemed imminent that the Devils would be entering their first shootout of the 2013 season. But the Devils had other plans. Elias, Kovalchuk, Greene, and Zidlicky broke into the Washington zone in the closing seconds. Elias sent a saucer pass over to Greene, who fanned on his open-net attempt. The puck rebounded off the corner boards and to Zidlicky, who sent the pass below the left face-off circle to a wide open Kovalchuk. Kovy sent a wrist shot just past Neuvirth with 20.5 seconds left to give the Devils their third win of the season. With his assist on the goal, Elias took title of the Devil with the most career points against the Capitals (52).
Wow. Was it a pretty win? Absolutely not. Was it the game that Devils fans hoped it would be? Not even close. But none of that matters, as the Devils got a win and advanced to 3-0-0 on the season, their best start since 2002-03. Sure, the ugly wins are tough to watch, and looking at how the Devils played in the third frame, some might say they didn't even deserve the 1 guaranteed point from overtime. But it's games like this that the great teams find ways to win. Despite Washington gaining all of the momentum late in the game, the Devils managed to fight back and take away two points. Martin Brodeur, despite giving up two goals tonight, is still putting up some incredible numbers this season and making extraordinary saves look routine. Ribeiro's goal snapped a 125-plus minute shutout streak that Brodeur had started late in the game against the Islanders on Saturday. The Devils penalty-kill also remained strong. While the Capitals did manage to score on a 5-on-3, throughout the night the Devils killed 7 of 8 penalties (now 16-of-18 on the season).
The woes for the Washington Capitals, however, continued. Team leader Alexander Ovechkin still has not scored, and his frustrations began to show during the game. The Capitals penalty kill (5-of-6) did look a lot better than it has in previous nights, though, despite giving up a PPG to Elias. Usually I'd say that leaving Newark with a point tonight would help boost team morale, but I feel that the way they lost this game, with it easily within their reach late in the game, it will just serve as another back-breaker in an already painful season.
The Devils will now travel to Montreal on Sunday to face the Canadiens (2-1-0). Sunday's game will be the first one the Devils play against a team with a win this season.
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Skidmore College and the Polo by Twilight Planning Committee thank all who attended and supported this year's 35th annual event on July 22, 2014. The evening was graced with superb summer weather, amazing food, and an excellent polo exhibition match; we raised nearly $200,000 for the Joseph C. and Anne T. Palamountain Scholarship Fund. In 1979, Anne Palamountain, wife of Skidmore's fourth president, created the event to raise resources for students requiring financial assistance to attend the College.
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I'm in the process of wrapping up a short Rogue Trader campaign, and while me and my players have had great fun running it we have had a few issues with the rules as written. One of the biggest sticking points with my players are the Career skill trees, the jumbled skill system, and the pace of advancement, as well as some of the combat rules reguarding automatic fire. The things that worked well for us was the Origin Path system which allowed us to come up with unique backstories while building our characters.
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