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Spanning a wide geographical range, this collection features many of the now prominent first generation of African writers and draws attention to a new generation of writers. Powerful, intriguing and essentially non-Western, these stories will be welcome by an audience truly ready for multicultural voices.
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Oct 15, 2012 Friederike Knabe rated it really liked it
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The talent of story telling is widespread in Africa. Oral history is part of the makeup of the multitude of societies that have evolved in Africa over millennia. Through colonial times the traditions of story telling has continued, preserving the rich culture and history of the communities. Published works of African writers were small in numbers in comparison to other continents and literary training the privilege of very few. With the wave of African countries' independence, the situation of A ...more
Dec 21, 2015 D Fisher rated it it was amazing
What a collection! Even the introduction was fascinating. The Telephone Conversation by Wole Soyinka was classic. I loved almost all the stories. Each has something special in its own right. But some I liked more were: The Complete Gentleman by Amos Tutuola, which was just out there and a sort of prelude to The Palm Wine Drinkard; the great Chinua Achebe's Girls At War, which takes us back to the Biafran War; Veronique Tadjo's The Magician And The Girl; Sindiwe Magona's I'm Not Talking About Tha ...more
Apr 01, 2009 Shayna rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Charles Larson was an English professor of mine and this anthology is phenomenal. I'm not just saying that because he made us read it. After reading this story, I enthusiastically began searching for other African writers and became enthralled in their stories.
Jul 05, 2012 Wangui rated it really liked it
I always think one of the best ways to be introduced to new writers especially from different African countries is to read anthologies. One of my long time loves has been Looking for A Rain God and Other Short Stories from Africa. This anthology was longer than Looking for a Rain God- 26 stories- and had a greater geographical span. There were stories from countries I have never read from before such as Liberia, Mozambique, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Lesotho and Malawi. The points of view of the sto ...more
Aug 13, 2009 D rated it it was ok
Like any collection, some of these stories were good (Mrs. Plum by Es'kia Mphahlele especially stands out) and some were mediocre. As a collection, though, I was still a bit disappointed. When reading these stories, and especially the editor's introduction and notes, you get the impression that African writers are supposed to write about tradition, social change, corruption, war, and injustice. In short, these stories are largely pidgeon-holed into writing about the topics that African writers a ...more
Apr 23, 2016 Ttonistown rated it it was amazing
Loved this anthology! I highly recommend it to every reader.
May 08, 2015 Amber rated it liked it
I read this book for an English Lit class. it was ok - definitely not the type of stories I'm used to with some being just weird.
Nov 17, 2015 Anita rated it it was ok
I can't say I was very impressed by this collection of African short stories. One or two were okay, but most were mediocre. I was certainly expecting more, as most of the authors are considered celebrated African writers.
Apr 10, 2012 Micki rated it really liked it
Under African Skies is a collection of short stories written by African authors. The stories vary greatly in style and content, but paint a vivid picture of various African lifestyles. The book includes folklore, memoirs, and fiction that depict the ideals, dreams, and devastation experienced by different Africans at different periods of history. Thought-provoking and insightful. Recommended to mature readers.
May 11, 2007 Casey rated it liked it
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Though I didn't adore all the stories in the collection, some were just phenomenal. I rarely see short stories from African writers, so this was a great introduction.
Nov 11, 2009 Alison rated it really liked it
I loved most of these stories, just wish that I could understand them better.
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Apple's already telling us there is an iPad mini, you just have to read between the lines
The iPad mini, it's what the rumour mill wants Apple to launch in September. Although the late Steve Jobs always said that a 7-inch tablet didn't make sense, several clues in the company's Q3 earnings report conference call point to the idea that Apple could be about to go against that belief and launch such a device in the very near future.
The biggest clue of the earnings call by Tim Cook was iPad sales, and in particular sales of the iPad 2. On the launch of the new iPad (the iPad 3), Apple reduced the price of the iPad 2. For many companies the idea of reducing the price of an older product is normal. Companies do it to clear out the remaining stock, but with Apple's inventory so well managed, the move to sell a cheaper iPad would have been a calculated one, designed to open up the chance for more people to buy an iPad.
The trick worked. Apple has confirmed that sales of the iPad 2 rocketed, surprising the company and going some way to the 17 million iPads sold in the past 90 days.
Those sales of a cheaper iPad will be hard to ignore by the COO and CEO, and could urge Apple to reduce the price of the iPad 2 even further - or more likely create a new model allowing them to go lower on price without denting margins. Remember, Apple likes to make money on the products, rather than take Google's approach and sell the Nexus 7 at break-even just to try to get market share.
If you take that information and add in the knowledge that we are currently in a recession and that Apple itself acknowledges some of its customers are feeling the pinch (especially in mainland Europe and the USA), making sure your products are still affordable is very important.
How do you create a cheaper version of the iPad? Reduce the size of the screen.
The second, and perhaps equally as compelling reason for Apple to create an iPad mini, is education. Cook, and other Apple execs also on the earnings call, mentioned the word education over and over again. That's no mistake, or chance.
"The adoption rate of iPad in education is something I'd never seen from any technology product in history," Tim Cook said during the earnings call, backing up his urge to talk education.
The Apple execs talked of how education districts in the US were opting for the iPad over regular Mac computers, how teachers were using the iPad in the classroom to help pupils learn and play. From a schools perspective you can see the appeal. The iPad, although expensive, is still cheaper than a laptop. Dedicated apps are easier to run than apps on a laptop, and as a visual tool they are far easier, as there isn't the risk of the keyboard and plenty of other parts getting broken. If tablets (all be it slate) were good enough for the Romans, then surely 2000 years later the concept of them should work here too.
While some institutions have embraced the iPad, a lower price point would certainly open up sales further. Education makes a lot of sense. It's a win-win for Apple. It sells more Apple products in the short term to school districts or local authorities, but also introduces the brand to thousands, if not millions of children who will one day grow up and want Apple products of their own. The "get them while they're young" philosophy, if you like.
In more simple terms, a smaller iPad would also be more appealing to children because they have smaller hands. It sounds a silly idea, and perhaps one not worth mentioning until you've watched a small child play with a current iPad. The iPad is heavy and many kids struggle with that. A lighter, smaller iPad would solve this problem.
A 7-inch iPad therefore would fit several of Apple's current goals. It helps it to sell a cheaper iPad for cash-strapped people without damaging the current iPad range and it allows it to offer schools a device that is affordable - and at a stretch would be more suited for the smaller hands of youngsters.
When you read between the lines - and don't forget this is all hypothetical as Apple has officially confirmed nothing aside from the idea that it likes people speculating - an iPad mini or iPad (7-inch) makes a lot of sense, and that's before you look at the plethora of reasons beyond those Apple was so keen to exude on its Q3 earnings call.
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Having bubbles at the ready did not turn out to be a bad omen for the proud parents of a southerner who won gold in the 40km points race.
Matthew and Wendy Scully sat on their couch in Cromwell gripped with nerves watching their son complete the 160-lap race early yesterday morning.
They were joined by friends, who burst into their bedroom at 4.45am armed with a video camera to capture every minute of Tom winning his first Commonwealth Games gold medal.
"You dream about your boy being there - but until you see it . . . at the start of the race my heart rate was up quite high because I'm bloody nervous that it goes well for him," Matthew said.
The group had a bottle of bubbles at the ready, he said.
"We had croissants and a cup of tea. Then when the race was looking really good, we said we better get that bubbly out. It is considered a bad omen but we just had it sitting there.
"It was pretty emotional really. There is just so much relief for him. It's all about the future and achieving it. He just works so hard you have got no idea about his commitment and dedication that goes into it. He doesn't miss a training and it's all do-it-yourself."
Wendy said Tom rang after winning the race and described his achievement as "pretty sweet", she said. "Then he said he had to go because he was hungry. I said, 'Oh well, I'm not there to make you a sandwich'."
The nerves would be more settled for his race this morning, she said.
"His sister is in a flat in Christchurch and she's blown away. She got her whole flat up to watch it and was texting me at 3am saying she was so nervous she couldn't sleep. I'll be more relaxed for [this morning's race] and I'll be putting my cellphone on silent."
Scully's ride to the Commonwealth Games points race gold medal looked so well worked that it could have almost been preordained.
The Southland cyclist took three laps on the field and won six of the 16 sprints - including a massive coup de grace in the final lap - to finish comfortably ahead on points from Isle of Man rider Peter Kennaugh and his New Zealand team-mate Aaron Gate.
Together with Shane Archbold, the three riders in black skinsuits took an early stranglehold on the 160 lap race and then refused to relax their grip until it had coughed up the endurance squad's first gold medal in Glasgow.
"It feels pretty bloody good. It was awesome out there, we had three guys that could have won the race tonight and those other two are good mates off the bike, as well as on the bike," Scully said.
"To have them racing along beside me is pretty special because we just know what each other is going to do, know how each other is going to react. I think it showed out there tonight and the support I had from them was awesome."
The gold medal continues a miraculous comeback for Scully, a teenage prodigy on the boards before suffering what was initially feared could be a career-ending leg injury during a race crash in Ireland three years ago.
Since then Scully's cycling career has focused largely on the road, but encouraged by those close to him in the sport he decided to have another whack on the track.
That decision to hit the boards again saw him ride to a silver medal in the points race at the world championships in Cali in February.
"I had some good friends down home in Invercargill talk me into it again this summer, just to give it a crack off the back of the Southland tour.
I had some good form and buildup for the World Cup season, got a few opportunities and rode the worlds this year and I'm pretty thankful for my team in the UK, Madison Genesis, for releasing me to come and race the Commonwealth Games. Not all the road teams in Europe would understand what the Commonwealth Games are. I can't thank them enough for the support and I'll be back to them in 10 days' time."
Scully was to be back in action early this morning (NZ time) for qualifying in the 20km scratch race with Archbold and Dylan Kennett, an event New Zealand will have hopes of winning another medal in.
In other track action, Simon van Velthooven and Southlander Matt Archibald won silver and bronze respectively in the final of the 1000m time trial.
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LONDON—U.K. companies exported hundreds of tons of chemicals to Syria between 1983 and 1986 that were probably used by the country to produce nerve agents, including sarin, Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Wednesday.
The revelation that U.K. firms had inadvertently helped Syria build its chemical-weapons arsenal is embarrassing after Prime Minister David Cameron joined President Barack Obama and other Western leaders in accusing President Bashar al-Assad of using such weapons against his own people.
The U.S. and British governments talked of military intervention in Syria last year after blaming the regime for a chemical attack on a suburb of Damascus last August that killed about 1,400 people. But U.S. and British lawmakers balked at the idea, and instead the U.S. agreed to a deal with Russia to dismantle Syria's chemical-weapons arsenal.
In a statement, Mr. Hague said U.K. companies had exported several hundred tons of dimethyl phosphite, or DMP, in 1983 and again in 1985, several hundred tons of trimethyl phosphite, or TMP, in 1986, and a smaller quantity of hydrogen fluoride, HF, in 1986 through a third country. The chemicals have legitimate uses, such as the manufacture of plastics and pharmaceuticals, but they can also be used in the production of sarin, while DMP and TMP can be used for the production of the nerve agent VX, he said.
"From the information we hold, we judge it likely that these chemical exports by U.K. companies were subsequently used by Syria in their programs to produce nerve agents, including sarin. Some of the companies involved no longer exist. Furthermore, some of the chemicals in question may have been sourced by a U.K. chemical trader, rather than produced in the U.K.," he said. The export of the chemicals has been prohibited since the 1980s, he added.
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The British foreign secretary also said specialized U.K. commercial facilities would destroy a further 50 tons of industrial chemicals hydrogen chloride and hydrogen fluoride as part of the international effort to eliminate Syria's arsenal, in addition to the 150 tons of other chemicals from the Syrian stockpile that it had already agreed to dispose of.
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By C. Claiborne Ray
Published: March 19, 1991
Sand and Stars
Q. Are there more stars in the universe than grains of sand on the beach?
A. "There are far more stars in the universe than grains of sand on the average beach," said Neil D. Tyson, an astrophysicist in the department of astronomy at Columbia University in New York. "By the latest estimates, there are 1,000 times as many."
He acknowledged, however, that all the grains of sand in the whole world would still presumably beat out stars.
The latest estimate for grains of sand on the average beach is 1 quintillion, or 1 followed by 18 zeros, he said. The latest estimate of stars of all known galaxies in the visible universe is at least 1 sextillion, or 1 followed by 21 zeros.
Grains of sand and beaches differ in size, he said, but if the estimate of grains in the average beach at its full depth is too low, it might double or triple but would not increase by factors of thousands. Meanwhile, he said, we see enough of the universe to be fairly confident of the estimate of the number of stars, and "it won't go down, it will only go up." Dogs' Tongues
Q. Is a dog's tongue cleaner than a person's? And does it hurt my dog to lap muddy water in the woods?
A. A dog's tongue is not cleaner than a person's, "and judging by all they lick, it may not be as clean," said Dr. Don Low, a veterinarian and associate dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California at Davis.
Dogs, like people, harbor various kinds of germs in their mouths, and dogs' tongues have "no special antiseptic properties," he said.
Different species do have different levels of resistance to the many different microorganisms, he said. Some disease germs are highly specific, like hog cholera, while others, like rabies, can infect virtually any warmblooded animal.
As for mud, Dr. Low said, a little dirt suspended in water would not in itself be harmful, he said. Any danger would come from some other ingredient, like microorganisms or toxic materials.
"Dogs lick mud off themselves all the time," he said, "just as children eat mud and dirt all the time without harm."


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Living/dining room with satellite TV, open fireplace and dining-table. Smoking not allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]).
Sleeping room with 2 single beds. Sleeping room with 1 double bed.
Open kitchen with 4 hot plates, micro wave, oven, grill, dining table, fridge and deep freezer.
Terrace 90 m2, patio 200 m2, terrace furniture, 4 deck chairs.
Other equipment: safe, children's high chair, hair dryer. Large, child friendly, simple house with 2 apartments "224 B", built in 1970, renovated in 2000, surrounded by trees, meadows and fields.
House Equipment: whirlpool, sauna (shared use), washing machine (shared use).
Access & Parking: on the road. All-season motor access to the house. Car recommended, suitable for wheelchairs. Situation: in the centre of Porto Cristo Novo, central position in a residential area, by the sea, on the beach. View from the apartment of the garden.
Surroundings of the house: grounds (shared use), garden (shared use), lawn (shared use), paddling pool (shared use), outside shower (shared use), barbecue (shared use).
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Liverpool (AFP) Manager Jurgen Klopp urged Liverpool supporters not to sing his name after an impressive 4-1 victory over defending Premier League champions Leicester marked the opening of a new-look Anfield in impressive fashion.
The extrovert German was seen remonstrating with home fans at one point in the second half of Saturday's match as they chanted his name in appreciation of a memorable inauguration of a new main stand which has raised the capacity at Anfield to 55,000.
Liverpool have got round to officially opening their new Main Stand at Anfield, and a bloody Bobby Dazzler it is too.
Thanks to the addition of 8,500 new seats, the redeveloped stand now has a capacity of20,500, thus bumping up Anfield's overall capacityabove the 54,000 mark.
The view from the top looks a little something like this.
Daniel Agger has been describing how he feels an over-reliance on painkilling pills directly brought about the end of his eight-year stint at Liverpool.
The Danish centre-back left the Redsin 2014 to return to Brondby, where he lasted another two years before an amalgamationof injuries finally forced him into retirement, aged just 31, at the end of last season.
There were troubling scenes for those of a Scouse persuasion at Anfield this afternoon when it emerged that the famous 'This Is Anfield' sign that has hung over the tunnel for decades had been removed for the first time in yonks.
The sign was originally put in place by Bill Shankly to both intimidate visitors and inspire Liverpool players on their way out onto the pitch.
Liverpool (AFP) An injury-time Christian Benteke goal earned Liverpool a point against unlucky Chelsea in a hard-working 1-1 draw at Anfield on Wednesday.
Eden Hazard's first-half opener was a thrilling finish worthy of winning any contest and it looked like it would be enough until Benteke nodded in Sheyi Ojo's cross late on as Liverpool's unbeaten record at home was extended to 13 matches.
Liverpool have unveiled their new home jersey for the 2016/17 season.
The new home jersey is inspired by the Club's fans and features a quote from former Reds captain Ian St John "There's no noise like the Anfield noise.." The quote can be found on the inner hem of the jersey.
Liverpool's home jersey is designed by New Balance and features the familiar red colors as well as flashes of amber yellow.
Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC/Getty Images
Jurgen Klopp has taken the express decision to ban his Liverpool players from touching the famous 'This Is Anfield' sign in the tunnel at the Reds' stadium before games.
Klopp has told his team that they must earn the right to partake in the traditional pre-match routine by winning a trophy.
Last night's soul-stirring comeback against Dortmund at Anfield was temporarily tempered for one Liverpool fan who thought he'd managed to lose his phone amid the pandemonium that ensued in the wake of Dejan Lovren's 91st-minute winner.
The Reds fan in question charged onto the pitch to celebrate Lovren's dramatic header, only to have his phone slip out of his pocket at the crucial moment.
Liverpool Football Club is a club whose history is built on those great European nights at Anfield. Many of those nights have seen stunning European comebacks where the Reds defy all odds to comeback and win, and Thursday night at Anfield was one of those night as Liverpool scored an added-time winner to beat Borussia Dortmund in a modern-day Anfield classic.
Liverpool drew first blood against Manchester United with a dominating 2-0 win at Anfield in the first leg of their Europa League last-16 clash.
Daniel Sturridge's first-half penalty wasfollowed by Roberto Firmino's close-range effort 17 minutes from time.
had it not been for the continued brilliance of goalkeeper David de Gea, it would have been over as a contest before next week's return at Old Trafford.
Manchester United will take on Liverpool in the Europa League next week, with the first game taking place on Thursday at Anfield.
To apply for tickets, fans had to be season ticket holders, yet still there were over 13,000 applications. Unfortunately, Liverpool have only given us 2,685 tickets.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he is not worried by the Red's lack of cutting edge during their Europa League victory over Augsburg at Anfield on Thursday night.
James Milner's early penalty at Anfield proved enough to send Liverpool into the draw for the last 16, but Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson both missed glorious chances to settle the tie and as a result amore nervy finish than it should have been for Liverpool fans.
Liverpool-Stoke City headlines cup action across the world on Tuesday, as they compete in the semifinals of the English Football League Cup.
The Reds enter the second leg at Anfield with a 1-0 advantage, and Stoke is entering the clash on the heels of defeat. While Liverpool looked shaky in defense on Saturday, as Norwich City scored four goals against Jurgen Klopp's side, its offense has been firing on all cylinders.
Wayne Rooney has spoken about how he felt after scoring the late winner against Liverpool last weekend, having waited 11 years since his last goal at Anfield.
Obviously, it was a great feeling to score the winning goal against Liverpool at Anfield. I haven't scored there for many years and, the way the game was going, we didn't play our best but we contained Liverpool and got the winner late on.
Obviously, it was a great feeling to score the winning goal against Liverpool at Anfield. I haven't scored there for many years and, the way the game was going, we didn't play our best but we contained Liverpool and got the winner late on.
619 days after his last appearance for Liverpool, the 'Scouse Cafu' Jon Flanagan returned to first team action on Wednesday night at Anfield, with the 23-year-old making a sub appearance in the Reds' comfortable 3-0 FA Cup win against Exeter.
The full-back, who was famously lauded by Brazilian legend Cafu, underwent not one but two operations on his knee since last playing for the Merseysiders back in May 2014.
Louis Van Gaal made it four wins in four attempts against Liverpool, after Manchester United delivered the perfect smash-and-grab performance at Anfield.
On the back foot for large spells of the game, United were fortunate not to go behind on a number of occasions before Wayne Rooney scored his fourth goals in three games to clinch United's second win in a row at Anfield.
Wayne Rooney has described the feeling of scoring the winner at Anfield as one of the best emotions he's ever experienced.
With United under the cosh, Rooney scored his first goal at Anfield in a decade to give his side a fourth consecutive win against Liverpool and the second against their bitter rivals away from home in as many games.
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal will face a stern test of their Premier League title credentials when they take on Liverpool on Wednesday.
Wenger's side head to Anfield two points clear at the head of the table and having won five of their last six league games.
The weekend FA Cup third round victory over Sunderland extended their winning run and Wenger acknowledges his side's recent success has strengthened the belief they can push on during the second half of the season.
Liverpool has signed midfielder Marko Grujic from Red Star Belgrade, the club announced today.
After he put pen to paper on a contract with the Anfield club today, the highly-regarded midfielder has been loaned back to Red Star Belgrade for the remainder of the season.
The 19-year-old has represented Serbia at U21 level and was also a member of their World Cup-winning U20 squad in 2015.
Last night's events at Anfield had me reminiscing about those glorious moments in football when everything falls into place for an almighty crescendo.
Kanu 1999 v Chelsea at the bridge.
Two nil down with 15 minutes to go, Nwankwo wrote his name into the Arsenal legends book with a hat trick to die for including one of the best goals you'll ever see.
Gary Pallister, Denis Irwin and Andy Cole were spotted in the away end of Manchester United's Europa League game against Liverpool at Anfield.
There are lots of reasons why Manchester United fans love Ander Herrera, but one of them is how passionately he celebrates important goals.
For example, when Bastian Schweinsteiger's deflected effort won the game for us in the last minute against Watford, or Wayne Rooney scored a late winner at Anfield, Herrera was seen going mental on the bench.
Following Manchester United's 1-0 win over Liverpool at Anfield, substitute Juan Mata has taken to his blog to reflect on the day.
This was a happy day, more than just a Sunday. It was the day when we got a special win: three golden points at Anfield. Everybody knows about the historic rivalry between the two clubs, and this game was not an exception.
This was a happy day, more than just a Sunday. It was the day when we got a special win: three golden points at Anfield.
Everybody knows about the historic rivalry between the two clubs, and this game was not an exception.
Manchester United secured their second consecutive win at Anfield thanks to a late Wayne Rooney goal on Sunday.
Louis Van Gaal claimed that he spoke with the United captain before the game and asked him to get a goal at a ground where he had not scored since 2005. Rooney, who missed a penalty in United's 2-1 win at Anfield last season, duly delivered as United moved within two points of fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur.
Wayne Rooney scored the only goal at Anfield today in Manchester United's 1-0 win against Liverpool. The goal means Rooney has broken another record, with 176 Premier League goals for United being more than any other player has for a single club. Rooney hadn't heard about the record but has admitted getting the winner at Anfield means more than any record.
Phil Jones, Michael Carrick and Marcos Rojo are all currently injured and were spotted in the away end at Anfield last weekend. When Wayne Rooney scored the winner, Jones was seen going crazy with our fans.
Rooney has spoken about how much the players enjoyed being with the supporters.
It's great for us as players on the pitch to celebrate and you can see the fans and how much it means to them for the goal and the final whistle as well.
It's great for us as players on the pitch to celebrate and you can see the fans and how much it means to them for the goal and the final whistle as well.
With the happiest guy ! What a victory !
With the happiest guy ! What a victory !
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Music Mind Games Ed. provides education and professional development opportunities for music theory concepts. Music Mind Games offers sequential pedagogical concepts, clever materials and mind-stimulating games, accompanied by a nurturing teaching philosophy so students may experience desire-based learning. Most of all it is really fun!
Since the beginning of time, children have not liked to study. They would much rather play, and if you have their interests at heart, you will let them learn while they play; they will find that what they have mastered is child's play.
– Carl Orff
Workshops offer hands-on experience with a playful approach towards teaching and learning, free of fear and anxiety. A Music Mind Games education will engage the imagination and spark curiosity about music theory.
Elizabeth Cunha, certified Music Mind Games Teacher-Trainer, has over a decade of training and experience teaching this method. She has done extensive work integrating this curriculum with a variety of teaching methods and technology, including Orff Schulwerk, Suzuki and World Music Drumming. In 2010, Elizabeth became one of only six trainers world-wide and has since achieved the highest level of teacher-training status, with certifications to lead Unit 1 & Unit 2 workshops. Elizabeth has conducted training for music teachers both locally and abroad, including workshops in London and Denmark. She has also presented vivid and interactive sessions for local and national music associations and institutes.
Elizabeth is grateful to have worked closely with the Music Mind Games creator, Michiko Yurko, for over 10 years. Together they have worked on many projects, including multiple 10 week workshops for Prince Georges County Public Schools in Maryland. It was during the first in this series of workshops that Elizabeth assisted in the creation of the MMG Course Booklet, which has become an invaluable resource for teachers during training sessions. Elizabeth contributed in various ways to the development of this training tool, including many management tips and strategies for teachers implementing MMG in the larger class setting. Through the first thirty-two editions of the MMG Course Booklet, Elizabeth was acknowledged multiple times for her creative contributions, including the following quote found inside the cover that reads:
Thank you to Elizabeth Cunha for her valuable classroom ideas found throughout the booklet.
– Michiko Yurko
Elizabeth served for many years as Chair of "Music Mind Games in the Classroom Committee". As part of this position, she maintained a blog and correspondence with teachers on the MMG website, sharing personal experiences of using this method in a classroom setting.
In addition to leading Unit 1 & Unit 2 workshops, Elizabeth has been a pioneer for diversifying training opportunities with introduction workshops, focus point lectures, parent play-dates, and half unit training sessions. She is an expert in her field and committed to helping teachers make the most of their training experiences in order to elevate student levels of fluency in music theory.
Children who participate in desire-based learning will experience joyful growth, and may be drawn to educational opportunities throughout their lives.
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Although I have only heard about negative news on those stocks so maybe this is a good sign?
Which other than pfe?
If there was negative news than, yes, we would probably hear about it now. The same was the case with Vivus both times that it was shot down. Of course there's a good chance that it wasn't reviewed by the committee this month at all, which would be neutral. We'll have to wait until tomorrow AM to know.
Ah. I did not know that they might not be reviewing ARNA at all. Thought they were reviewing today but the answer was what was up in the air, not whether they reviewed it at all.