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Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode (FOLED) technology has opened the door to a range of new lighting and display applications, such as roll-up displays and displays embedded in fabrics or clothing. Unfortunately OLED displays are notoriously moisture sensitive, so underwater applications haven't really been an option – until now. Kodak has dunked their latest FOLED displays under water to provide a virtual aquarium for a group of assembled Playmobil people. Read More
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Young Danny Green has become the man of the game in San Antonio, the three pointer man with the Spurs some might call him, and here at FabWags we wonder if Danny Green has a girlfriend, fiancé perhaps? wife? Do you know the name of the lucky girl dating the Spur's shooting guard?
25-year-old Danny Green was born on June 22, 1987 in Babylon, New York, he was a senior at the University of North Carolina when he was eligible for the 2008 NBA Draft although he didn't sing with an agent so it was until the year after that the Cleveland Cavaliers picked Danny during the 2009 NBA Draft.
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About Danny Green's personal we all know that his cousin Gerald Green is a shooting guard with the Indiana Pacers, Gerald from Texas was first signed in with the Celtics during the 2005 NBA Draft, moving on.. Danny's bro Rashad also plays basketball he played while he attended Manhattan college in 2007 and 2008 and then with the University of San Francisco until last year. Danny took a hard blow when Danny Green Sr. his dad a gym teacher was arrested in 2006 on drug trafficking charges, Mr. Green served 22 months in jail after he pleaded not guilty but was charged with a lesser charge of conspiracy.
Danny Green Sr. went thru difficult times, his wife, Danny's mom left them while Danny was just a 12-year-old boy, Danny Sr. raised his three kids all by himself, and we must give him some credit he did a terrific job!!
And now the part that we are dying to know of, is Danny Green dating someone? the answer to that one is no, Danny Green is single and ready to mingle, he has been seen with a few girls, some people think he is dating a Spanish girl from Texas, but as far as we known none of those girls is his girlfriend.
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A big crowd of boys "cut loose" Tuesday night, Oct. 31, 1911 and celebrated Halloween in Warrensburgh with the usual pranks. About everything that was not nailed down was moved hither and yon.
Mr. Crandall was badly hurt at Steve's Sawmill in Luzerne. He lost all of the fingers on his right hand and part of one heel.
Harrison Needham caught his right hand between the rollers of a paper machine at the Schroon River Pulp and Paper Co. plant at Burnhamville, Warrensburgh, crushing two fingers.
John Carroll, charged with third-degree Burglary for breaking into the Thurman railroad station, was arraigned and pled guilty. His sentence was suspended and he was put on probation.
Roscoe Hadden will give up his position in Warrensburgh as driver of T.J. Smith & Son's delivery wagon on Oct. 7, 1911 and after a ten-day hunting trip will go to New York city to take a ten week's course of instruction in Moler's barber school.
Carter Pasco has sold his grain business and will retire. John H. Pasco is seriously ill with liver and kidney trouble at his home on River Street, Warrensburgh. Allie Pasco of Athol lost a fine horse.
Thomas Jones died at his home Oct. 26, 1911 in Wevertown and was buried in the local cemetery there.
A son, Lawrence Daniel Burch was born to Mrs. Albert Burch at Riverbank.
Frank Hewitt and Fred Moses each shot a deer within a few rods of their homes in Johnsburgh Corners. Hunters report that they are very plentiful this year and quite tame.
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3.5-star Albuquerque hotel in Downtown Albuquerque with free breakfast
A stay at Embassy Suites Albuquerque - Hotel & Spa places you in the heart of Albuquerque, convenient to The Cell Theater and ABQ BioPark Zoo.
This hotel is within close proximity of Maxwell Museum of Anthropology and Tricklock Company.
Make yourself at home in one of the 261 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Pamper yourself with onsite body treatments and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided. Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Albuquerque? This hotel has 30000 square feet (2787 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Embassy Suites Albuquerque - Hotel & Spa features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 30000 square feet (2787 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers spa services, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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24-hour room service is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Summary: A man assumes the identity of his deceased twin brother only to become involved in the Argentinean underworld that was part of his brother's life.
- Director: Ana Piterbarg
- Genre(s): Drama, Crime
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An atmospheric Argentine thriller starring Viggo Mortensen in twin roles (literally), Everybody Has a Plan is in the vein of, if not on the same plane as, Michelangelo Antonioni's "The Passenger."
May 20, 2013Mortensen is on top form - twice over - but while the noir mood gathers like a black cloud, the story frustrates.
Jun 1, 2013Hats off to Viggo Mortensen. He pulls off playing identical twins in this Argentinian thriller, which never quite lives up to his talents.
It pulls off the tricky feat of being both commanding and subtle, emerging with its dignity intact.
Apart from the novelty of seeing Mortensen act in Spanish, there's virtually nothing of interest, and even he does little more than confirm that a performance can be monosyllabic in any language.
My boy Viggo is always fascinating, but the movie is a concept searching for a story.
Argentina's noir Everybody Has a Plan is as sludgy as the river delta in which it takes place.
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American Avant-Garde Film
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
You can purchase a copy of the box set here
Events: Films from Treasures-IV-American-Avant-Garde-1947-1986 are showing
Wednesday, March 18, at 7:30 pm, and Thursday, March 19, at 7:30 pm
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue, at 2nd Street
For information about the films and to purchase tickets, visit the Anthology Film Archives website.
Guests:Jeff Lambert and Andy Lampert
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Is there historical background available or included with the box-set: first showings, reception?
Does anyone remember 'Cream of Beatle Soup,' about the Beatles? I cannot locate it anywhere.
Leonard, three cheers for having archivists as guests for this topic. I'm a retired from the National Archives, and always felt our profession should be higher profile than it is. We all preserve and make available important historical documents weather it's film, paper or any other form of documentation.
Also, what classifies this work as "American"?
Is video work represented in this collection or is it strictly film?
For the convenience of those who wondered exactly what I did...
Can your guests compare Avant Garde and conventional narratives? Like Hollis Frampton versus Stanley Kubrick.
In Canadian film school they teach Avant Garde first since they are easier films to make. But, in the U.S. they teach Avant Garde last.
If it's a ladder. Is Avant Garde the bottom rung or the top rung? Thanks.
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I love dancing, I'm usually the first on the floor and the last off it. Hopefully you'd be nice enough to piggyback me out? Lol
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SEATTLE (AP) — More than 2,000 opponents and supporters of a plan to ship coal through a northwest Washington terminal turned out Thursday for a final public meeting on the controversial proposal.
More than 2,000 attend Wash. coal terminal hearing
Six other public meetings have been conducted around the state concerning a possible coal export terminal near Ferndale. The hearings are designed to help government agencies determine the scope of a planned environmental impact statement.
Many business and labor groups support the plan, saying it will mean jobs and commerce.
Among the worries are coal's contribution to global warming and the potential impact to Puget Sound's ecosystem.
Opponents who testified ranged from a Seattle schoolgirl concerned about the environment to a southeast Montana ranch manager worried about how mining the coal in his state will affect the groundwater he relies on.
"Children like me have things taken away by global warming," said Rachel Howell, 12. She listed salmon, oysters and skiing as joys in her life that could be threatened.
"More coal mining where I live to meet the Asian market will impact my livelihood in many ways, but particularly groundwater," said Brad Sauer, who manages a 123-year-old Montana ranch. He said that for water, his ranch relies on a shallow aquifer that is threatened by huge, unreclaimed open-pit coal mines.
The $600 million Gateway Pacific Project proposed by SSA Marine of Seattle at Cherry Point is the largest of five proposed terminals in Washington and Oregon. The terminals would ship coal from Montana and Wyoming to power plants in Asia. The terminal could handle up to 54 million bulk tons a year. It could handle other bulk cargo, such as grain.
China will find coal even if the United States won't deliver it, said Herb Krohn from the United Transportation Union. "All we would do is force (China) to buy dirtier, more-polluting coal," he said.
The Seattle hearing was moved to the state convention center because it can accommodate 3,500 people. About 650 people attended a Wednesday night hearing in Vancouver, and hundreds more attended recent meetings in Spokane, Ferndale, Bellingham, Mount Vernon and Friday Harbor.
Coal export opponents staged an outdoor protest earlier Thursday at a park near the convention center.
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First Orion developed PrivacyStar™, a relatively new and increasingly popular smartphone app for the Android and Blackberry. The app's main purpose is to block unwanted calls and text messages, and to provide Caller ID for unknown callers so subscribers may take appropriate action by adding the numbers to their Privacy List. The app also provides a SmartBlock capability, which employs the data gathered from PrivacyStar™ usage to automatically block most blocked numbers; Do Not Disturb, which forwards all non-blocked incoming calls to voicemail; and more recently, SMS ID and Voice-Activated Directory Assistance functionality (in the Android smartphone).
After garnering much interest from the FTC, the PrivacyStar™ app now also provides an interesting feature that enables subscribers to immediately file a federal complaint against the incoming number. According to First Orion, an estimated 150 million telemarketing calls are being made daily in the United States and of those, as many as 20% may be Do Not Call violations. Consumers are able to directly report potential Do Not Call Registry and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act violations to the FTC straight from their smartphone. Moreover, PrivacyStar™ complaint data generated by subscribers is automatically fed directly into Consumer Sentinel, the secure government database containing information about complaints filed with the FTC, that is available to more than 1,800 law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad for consumer protection purposes. In essence, the PrivacyStar™ app now makes it easier for phone users to file federal complaints. Though the complaint data filed with the FTC does not distinguish between complaints and inquiries, the app assists the FTC to gather complaint data. The FTC or the relevant law enforcement agency will then decide whether to open an investigation.
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Kim loses mother
Cebuana actress Kim Chiu is home in grief to mourn the death of her 50-year-old mother, who died after suffering an aneurysm.
Family and relatives gathered last night to pay their respects and honor the late Louella Yap Chiu, whose remains were placed at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Homes in Nivel Hills, Cebu CIty.
Kim, whose full name is Kimberly Sue Yap Chiu arrived yesterday but avoided giving interviews.
Two men in black guarded the entrance of the chapel. Media outlets were kept out.
Kim's mother reportedly suffered a heart attack and fell in a coma. She was pronounced dead Sunday due to aneurysm.
Louella Yap Chiu will be laid to rest on Saturday, June 29, at CemPark in Banilad, Cebu City.
Kim and her siblings grew up with their paternal grandmother since their parents had separated.
Last April, Kim visited her father who has another family in Romblon.
Last night, she posted in her Instagram (chinitaprincess): "Life is full of surprises."
Earlier she posted in her Twitter (@KimChiuOFFICIAL), "Sana panaginip lang ito." (I wish this was just a dream.)
Support for Kim filled social networking sites Twitter, Instagram and Facebook as fans expressed their sympathy and offered prayers for her and her family.
Among those who posted condolences in her Twitter account were Rico Hizon, a Filipino anchor of the BBC. Hizon twitted: "My deepest condolences and prayers to @prinsesachinita and her family."
Rappler's Maria Ressa also tweeted: "I am SAD" as she posted a link to Rappler's story on the actress' loss.
Chiu was a 16 year old student of Cherish School, a private school for children of Filipino-Chinese families in Cebu City when she shot to fame by winning the top spot in the reality ABS-CBN's reality series Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition in 2006.
She later moved to Manila to embark on a career in movies and teleseries in ABS-CBN.
Her latest teleserye, Ina, Kapatid, Anak, where she starred with the new girl friend – Maja Salvador – of her former boyfriend Gerald Anderson just ended last week.
Anderson was Kims runner-up in the popular PBB Teen Edition in 2006./Correspondents Carine M. Asutilla and Michelle Joy L. Padayhag
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Carnival and Christmas in One!
Back in December we shared about our partnership with Social Tap Inc to participate in their Haiti for the Holidays Toy Drive. We were thrilled by the prospect of being able to share something special with our children at the New Life School for the holiday season and bring some extra joy to their celebration with gifts. We had many of our supporters join in the event by donating toys through the online wish list for our children and others in the Jacmel area. Unfortunately, as thing usually go in Haiti, not everything worked out as planned. Because of delays with customs the gifts didn't arrive in time for Christmas and we had to postpone the celebration. But also, as usual in Haiti, we are used to being flexible and always ready to adjust our plans. So when the items finally cleared customs recently it was decided that we would distribute them through a Kanaval party at the school instead.
The children at the school, of course, didn't care whether it was Christmas, or Kanaval, or just another Friday. The candy canes that they ate tasted just as sweet in February as they would have in December. They loved the opportunity to relax for the day and have some fun. Kanaval time in Haiti has always been a time to celebrate life and the things that bring us all together. In this spirit we enjoyed providing music and games for the students at New Life as well as a good meal and the toy distribution for the day. Every one of our 160 children received a gift that day ranging from stuffed animals to toy cars to clothes to art sets. They were all very grateful for the gifts knowing that they came from friends far away who continue to think about them.
We thank everyone who participated in the toy drive to make this special day possible and especially to our partners at Social Tap Inc for including us in the event. To view more pictures from the day, visit our Facebook page.
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Haiti for the Holidays Toy Drive
We are thrilled to be chosen as a partner with Social Tap Inc this year for their Haiti for the Holidays Toy Drive! This means that our children at the New Life School in Mizak will be able to have a holiday celebration at the school and all of the students and teachers will be receiving gifts from the toy drive. You can learn more on the flyer below and then go to the online registry to pick out the toys and school or party supplies that you want to donate. With your help we will be able to make this Christmas season a little brighter for the kids at our school. And if we reach our goal of 800 gifts then we will be able to share with even more children including those at our Kids Club! So visit the wish list and join us in this exciting holiday event today! Want to play more of a hands-on role in making this possible for more than 800 children in Haiti this year? We have openings for volunteers to join us on two trips down to the Jacmel area to take part in the festivities. Contact Social Tap through the address on the poster below for more information. We would love to see you there! And Happy Holidays from all of us at Living Media International!
Honoring Teachers and Celebrating Growth
Being Art – Astrel Joseph
Astrel Joseph is one of the young adults who has been involved with Living Media since the very beginning, having served as proof of the incredibly deep artistic talent that exists in rural Haiti that has been left untapped. Even before the birth of Living Media, Astrel was a student of co-founder, Lee Rainboth's, and he had been searching for ways to take his art to the next level. Now, as he participates in LMI's various programs, he has found the opportunity to do just that, reach a new level with his art.
To Astrel, art used to be just a fun pastime, but nothing that could be taken seriously in his society. He always knew that he liked to draw but never imagined that his interest in art could ever turn into anything more. Now at age 23 he has become one of our most popular artists at our gallery alongside professionally trained painters from the cultural capitol of Haiti, the city of Jacmel. Having started out in our original art classes at the Living Media Learning Institute, Astrel pursued his art through every opportunity offered. The day that he sold his first painting through our gallery he still remembers as a time that changed his outlook on life and what was possible. He describes himself as an artist that rotates between creating work to tell conceptual stories on social issues such as religion and injustice, and creating work for purely technical reasons practicing different methods of applying paint and mixing colors. He now depends on his art to support both himself and his family. He has a wife and a 6 month old daughter that he now cares for, and with the income that he gets from his art he is working to build a house for them. He loves his family dearly and says that he is proud to be able to work to provide for them.
But Astrel is not just a painter. As a participant in our Dreamer program, he has been offered the opportunity to explore many more creative endeavors in addition to cultivating his skill in painting. With the support he receives as a Living Media Dreamer he has been able to attend classes to learn screen printing, keyboard, and English. And he not only receives a superior education in the arts but has also formed a very meaningful relationship with his sponsor, Mary, from Iowa, who he considers one of his closest friends. Through this program he has received the encouragement that he needed to believe that his gifts are valuable and have power to help himself and others around him.
As Astrel's ablilities grow, he has now started to use them to teach others about art as well to share with them the beauty that he has found. One way that he does that is as a co-instructor for our new art students at the Learning Institute helping them experiment with new ways to express themselves through the skills that they learn there. He also has started to teach visiting teams about Haitian art history and basic drawing techniques. This new activity that Living Media has begun offering for our volunteer teams from the US has proven to be a unique opportunity for our foreign guests to take a look through the eyes of our Haitian artists and get the chance to be creative themselves. Astrel says he enjoys this opportunity to share his knowledge and hopes that more visitors to the country begin to see the value in Haitian art and what they can learn from Haitians such as himself.
Astrel enjoys sharing his creativity with his community in any way he can. This has also led him to get involved in music as well as he uses his natural gifts as a writer and artist combined with what he has learned from his coursework to contribute to a local hip hop group called Prophetie Squad in which he sings. "The music allows me to say things that I can't in my painting and it gives me a voice to say what's important to me." Astrel says. He also appreciates the opportunity to be viewed as a role model as many in the community see him perform and use his public platform to bring both joy and a new perspective to those who hear his music. He pours his entire heart into the lyrics that he writes and hopes that audiences and listeners can appreciate that.
We all at Living Media have been inspired by Astrel's work for sure, and we can't wait to see what he comes up with next! To support programs such as the ones Astrel benefits from, please visit our Donate page and make a contribution today. Or consider becoming a Pledge Partner with Living Media and sign up for regular donations to help us bring these creative education opportunities to as many people in our communities as possible. You can also view our Online Gallery to see some of Astrel's work and support him directly through a purchase of a painting or one of the t-shirts that he creates for our Gallery Shop. Thank you for partnering with us to help young Haitians like Astrel discover their gifts and follow their dreams.
Being Art – Isaac Antoine
Isaac Antoine is a 19-year-old student in the 6th grade at New Life Primary School, where he is always at the top of his class. Isaac has been a student at the school ever since it was still called Foyer St. Jude, now in his fourth year as a student there. Before that he was attending a different private school locally which for the previous two years he had been kicked out of halfway through the school year because his single mother couldn't pay the fees. When New Life opened up he was excited to be able to get an education that his mother could afford and was surprised to find the quality of instruction that he has received.
He says that he has always enjoyed the teachers at New Life and has always felt valued and respected there. Now in his final year he is looking forward to next year when he will be able to move on to attend a high school in the area, probably the public school in Mizak. It was while at New Life that Isaac started to explore his talent in art through the classes that we offer our children. He's always enjoyed drawing but he found creative encouragement at New Life that really pushed him to pursue art more seriously.
Because of that Isaac enrolled in the community art classes offered through the LMI Learning Institute where he learned the basics of design and drawing from our volunteer instructor, Sarah Letsche. In this course he learned alongside a group of 8 other young men all wanting to develop their talents in the arts and learn how to use them to create work that could be beneficial for themselves and their communities. Isaac says that although he enjoys school and is committed to his classical studies, it is when he's learning about art that he really feels like he's gaining knowledge that will help him in the future.
Even at home he likes to experiment with his creativity with whatever he can find around his home. His aunt recently had a large piece of wood that she was going to burn for cooking but when he saw it he begged her to let him have it so he could sculpt something out of it. As he started to whiddle away at the piece of wood he started to see a face appear and eventually decided to make it into two faces, a male and a female, showing how we can be interconnected and naturally united as humans. He also is constantly trying to find ways to use his craft to make a little money to help himself and his family. His mother is ill and unable to work and he only has one other older brother who lives with them and helps with some fieldwork. So Isaac likes to make items such as bracelets that he is then able to sell through the Living Media Gallery to bring in some extra cash to help provide for himself.
Always looking for new ways to express his creativity, Isaac has also enrolled in a local keyboard class to learn the basics of music and also enjoys writing music. He has written a song for an upcoming Mother's Day celebration in Mizak that he is excited to perform for the public as a way to honor our Mothers and the women in our lives that help us all be who we are.
Isaac is a perfect example of what it means to not just make art, but to be art! Through your support of Living Media you are helping Isaac and many other youth like him to explore their creative gifts and find ways to use them within their community to make life better. You can make a donation today to help the New Life School, the Learning Institute, or any of our other community programs. Thank you so much! Together we are making life more beautiful.
Greatness Within the Walls of New Life
On the first day of school at New Life, I sat in on the 2nd grade class as teacher, Nicodem, welcomed his students and encouraged them for the upcoming school year. "It is not the walls and the roof that make a great school," he told the children from ages 6 to 15 years old in his room, "but it is students and teachers working hard together so that we can all learn and grow that makes a great school." He emphasized to the students that although the construction of the building was not completed yet, it was up to each one of them to come with a good attitude and to do their work so that they could have a successful academic year. You see, we weren't able to get quite as far on the construction as we were hoping for the school this summer, but we got as much as we could done so that we could at least start the classes in the new location nonetheless. And on the first day of school, we welcomed more than 120 students to the school split between our 7 grades and each one came with an enthusiasm for the education they were going to receive. Although it was frustrating to see the project incomplete when we had worked so hard to accomplish what we had, on that first day the children proved to me what Nicodem told his students was true. It is not the walls and roof that make a great school.
And although we will continue to work on those walls and that roof as we are able to truly create a building that will be a safe and inspirational environment for these kids, one thing that I do know for sure is that we do have great students and great teachers. We have kids in this school that have come there from very difficult backgrounds but each day that they arrive with the light shining from within their hearts and their minds excited to learn, you can see that they have greatness inside of them waiting to be discovered and nurtured. Many of the students would not be accepted at other schools because of special emotional, physical, or behavioral needs, but we accept them at New Life School and are committed to finding ways to teach them and involve them no matter what other schools have told them. Others in the school simply come from families that are unable to afford other schools and they arrive at New Life grateful for the opportunity to receive an education for their young minds.
I also know that we have truly great teachers at the school because I've been involved in their recruitment and training from the beginning, but it was when we had a meeting with the parents of our students recently that I was overwhelmed to realize just how important these teachers are to the kids in their classrooms. With over 90 parents crowded into the school on that morning I was prepared to respond to any number of questions that I thought they might ask about the operation and the construction of the school, but instead I sat and listened with the staff of teachers and administrators as parent after parent each stood and sang the praises of our teachers who were pushing their students to succeed and making their kids interested in education. They thanked us for the discipline that ensures the children take their studies seriously and the care with which we provide each student with the individual attention that they deserve.
After the meeting I had multiple parents come up to me personally to thank me for what the school was providing their kids. One mother had a 9-year-old son who had been through 4 different schools in the last 4 years being rejected by each after a couple weeks because of a learning disability that he has that caused him to be labeled "unable to learn". This mother had given up hope for her son ever getting an education until she heard about New Life and decided to give it one more try. Now, although this student still struggles in the kindergarten classroom where we have placed him, his teacher, Jezula, works with him with patience and understanding able to see his potential beyond his disability. On that day of the meeting, his mother took my hand and thanked me emphatically for making him feel welcome there. Knowing that her son was not the only one who had been labeled by this society as "unable to learn" I was proud to know that our school was creating a place for them to believe in themselves.
I had another mother come up to me with a huge smile on her face, the sunlight reflecting off of her golden capped teeth, and tell me that she praised God every morning for this school in her community. She has four children in the school and she said that her two oldest ones had been having difficulty passing through their grades in the other schools that they had been attending before New Life. But after the first year of each of them in classrooms with our teachers, they were making progress like she'd never seen before. She said that our teachers challenged her kids to work hard but still cared enough about them to make them feel like they had value. She said that she saw a difference with our teachers actually being concerned about the individual children rather than just trying to do a job like she had seen in other schools. That's why when it came time to send her two younger kids to school as well she was eager to register them in New Life as well with confidence that our teachers and staff will all work to make sure they succeed.
Although I know that we, the leadership of Living Media and New Life, still have a lot of work to do to finish what we have started with the school construction project, for now our students, teachers, and parents are proving to me and to the community every day that there is greatness inside those unfinished walls. It is because of that greatness that we are more committed than ever to make sure that physical space housing it becomes just as great. We still need your help to make it all the way to accomplishing our goals with the school. Our fundraising efforts over the summer got us this far, but we still have a long ways to go to get the building finished with a completed roof, floors, and doors and windows. For those who have already donated, we thank you. It is because of your support that these children are finding a place to belong and a place to learn. If you are waiting for a perk still from our Indiegogo campaign, know that you can expect it soon as we work with the children to complete some of them. And if you would like to donate at this time to help us continue the project, you can do so at anytime right here on our website under the Donate tab. Thank you for showing these children the new life that awaits for them with an education!
By Lee Rainboth, Living Media Executive Director
How Does Child Sponsorship Really Help?
I was recently doing some research on other Child Sponsorship programs as we work to strengthen our own and came across a new study done by the University of San Francisco analyzing the effectiveness of such sponsorship programs and whether there is a notable difference between children who participated in them with those that didn't. The report focused primarily on the work of Compassion International, one of the biggest child sponsorship groups out there with over 2 million kids sponsored between 26 different countries. They've been in the business of child sponsorship for 65 years and the report seems to have focused on them mostly because they were the most willing to share all of their records. Having worked with Compassion before myself, I was familiar with their methods and was definitely influenced by them a little over 3 years ago when Living Media decided to make child sponsorship one of our very first programs after the need was exasperated by the earthquake. The fact that we only sponsor 120 children so far in one very specific geographic area of one country, means that there are many very obvious differences between what we do and what an organization as experienced and developed as Compassion does, yet this report from USF provides a lot of very powerful evidence for the effectiveness of such programs and I can only hope that years from now our program can be seen to have similar results.
The study looked at over 1,850 formerly Compassion sponsored students in 6 different countries and showed that:
- Former sponsored children stay in school 1 to 1.5 years longer than their non-sponsored peers (In Uganda, the numbers are much higher—2.4 years). An extra year of schooling could have long-lasting impact on a child's future employment possibilities as an adult.
- Former sponsored children were 27-40 percent more likely to finish secondary education than those who were not enrolled in the child sponsorship program.
- Former sponsored children were 50-80 percent more likely to complete a university education than non-sponsored children.
- As adults, former sponsored children were 14-18 percent more likely to have salaried employment than their non-sponsored peers.
- As adults, former sponsored children were roughly 35 percent more likely to secure white-collar employment than their non-sponsored peers.
- Former sponsored children were 30-75 percent more likely to become community leaders as adults than their non-sponsored peers.
- Former sponsored children were 40-70 percent more likely to become church leaders as adults than their non-sponsored peers
The researchers also noted that what also really set Compassion's program apart from the other popular sponsorship programs out there was that children spent time every week in after-school programs covering spiritual, physical, social and emotional development. The study is to be published later this month in the Journal of Political Economy.
Neither Compassion or any of the other large sponsorship organizations (World Vision, Plan) work in our area of Mizak which is why we set out to create our own program when the need was identified back in 2010. We in fact reached out to both Compassion and Plan International before starting our program to see if they wouldn't consider working in the area in an attempt to not reinvent the wheel, but it wasn't possible for either of them at the time. One of them even used to have a program in the area that they had to close down a couple years earlier and some of the children now registered in our program are children who were previously sponsored through that program. Now 3 years later we are still sponsoring 120 children in elementary school as the only organization in the community offering such an opportunity to parents who struggle to afford their children's school payments.
Our goals with the program are similar to the results found in the USF study, that these children would have the educational foundations that they need to be successful in both higher education and future employment so that they may become the creative leaders that their society needs to develop. This is why we too partner with local extra curricular clubs for our children to be involved in so that they may grow in ways beyond just academics, such as the Living Media Kids Club at the Baptist Church of LaVoute and the Children's Cultural Club of Mizak held at a community school in Mizak. Another thing that we share in common with these larger groups is our commitment to support unsponsored children from the moment that they are registered in the program so that they may have the same chance at success as the rest. You can see that although we have 120 children registered we do not have all of them sponsored yet. But their registration in the program is based upon their need, not by their potential to find a sponsor, so we have systems in place to ensure each child registered in the program gets the support that they deserve to succeed in school. Yet the sponsorship of each child is still essential because it sets up that relationship that is so crucial to the child's emotional development as well. This is one aspect of the program that we are continually working to improve on as we encounter difficulties as a young organization with very limited resources. However we also strive to add elements to our program that are unique such as the connection that it has with our more mature, Sponsor A Dreamer program, through which the children interact with older role models who are also pursuing their educations at the university level.
We thank everyone who has joined us on this journey with these children. Although LMi never intends to sponsor 2 million children around the world, for those children in southern Haiti that benefit from this program, your support is making a huge difference in their futures. We hope to continue to offer this program as long as there is a need and there are sponsors interested in joining us. If you are not already a sponsor, please consider looking through the photos on our Facebook page and selecting a child to sponsor today.
Thank you very much! Kenbe la.
Lee Rainboth, Executive Director


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Top Jockey Joins The Drug Taker?
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Posted November 13, 2012 at 8:43PM
Has anybody else heard about Frankie Dettori falling from grace?
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 7:51PM
"The Sun has never worried about having evidence has it?"
Well, it always was a great supporter of Tony Blair wasn't it!
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 8:40PM
Frankie has other potential lucrative [job] options easily available;
... for a man of his stature.
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 9:11PM
"The Sun has never worried about having evidence has it?"
Well, it always was a great supporter of Tony Blair wasn't it!
It was even better at blaming the Liverpool Supporters for the tragedy at Sheffield. I have never been a Liverpool supporter as I am a keen supporter of Everton. But most of us in Liverpool never buy the "Sun" now and never will. Maybe the rest of the country should follow our example and put it out of business.
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Posted November 15, 2012 at 9:02AM
Back on topic, I suspect performance enhancing drugs can have the same effect as alcohol, increasing confidence and lowering inhibitions.
This could be as dangerous in horse racing as it is in Formula 1.
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Posted November 15, 2012 at 10:29AM
"It's not as if the horse is going to run any faster if the rider is fitter!"
There speaks a man who has never ridden a thoroughbred horse at full gallop.
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Posted November 15, 2012 at 10:50AM
There speaks a man who has never ridden a thoroughbred horse at full gallop.
Very true, and I don't deny it. Neither do I deny the requirement for a high level of physical fitness to race a horse competatively.
What I still fail to understand is what performance of the rider is alledgedly being enhanced to enable the horse to run faster.
If it were a case of drugging the horse, I could see. I can also see that riding a horse is a skill (with probably more than a little art thrown in as well), but I've never heard of a skill enhancing drug.]
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Posted November 15, 2012 at 12:00PM
Whether taking drugs by a jockey enhances or detracts from the outcome of a race or is neutral, it's a fact that isn't known to the punter.
To ensure a level playing field all participants need to abide by the same rules and I suppose the easiest way to achieve that is a ban on substances.
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Posted November 15, 2012 at 12:05PM
My youngest daughter rode horses competitively for around fifteen years, and I have ridden horses on and off throughout my life. We have owned three thoroughbreds - all ex racehorses, and I've ridden them at full tilt on training gallops.
You need to be physically fit to get the best out of a fast horse - the horse can tell the difference, and given the opportunity it will tend to take the line of least resistance. On a racecourse that will make a difference to its finishing time. At a full gallop a spirited horse will pull your arms off, and to maintain a line with other horses all around you is no mean feat - I've never done that, but I've spoken to people who have.
The fitter the jockey, the better the horse will perform, within its capabilities of course.
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Posted December 5, 2012 at 5:15PM
He may find it very difficult to get back in the saddle.
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Posted December 6, 2012 at 8:41AM
Was his recent departure from the stable he raced for a case of jump before a push?
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After a lovely brunch our meeting was conducted by President Audrey Miley. Sec report was read and approved. Scholarship chairman reported that applications well be sent to Northmor for the seniors to apply by the May meeting. Scholarships will be awarded on Northmor Senior Day.
Spring Conference was discussed. Homesville Mothers League will host this event on May 3 at the Farm in Walnut Creek. This will end with a wagon ride tour of the Farm.
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