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Finola or Finnghuala, Nuala, and Penelop meaning "of the fair shoulders" Graine Grace Lasairfhina Lassarina Meadhbh [meave] Maud, Mab, Mabby Mor [more], majestic Martha, Mary Sadhbh [soyv] Sabina, Sally Sorcha Sarah, Sally, Lucy, Lucinda Una Winnifred, Winny Sheela Celia, Sibby To these may be added..... Dearforgail, or Dearvorgal, which signifies "a purely fair daughter:, and is derived from 'dear', a daughter, and 'forgil', purely fair. Dubhdeasa or Dudeasa, signifies "a dark-haired beauty;" and is derived from 'dubh' [duff], dark, and 'deas', beautiful. This word is the root of the sirnames Dease and Deasy. Fianna signified "a rosy-complexioned beauty". ____________ Irish Male Names:ANCIENT IRISH PROPER NAMES. AT this stage it may be well to give for the reader's information the following Irish proper names and adfixes: Aodh [ee], anglicised Hugh, was one of ths most frequent names of Kings and Chiefs among the Irish, the word signifies fire, the Vesta of the Pagan Irish, and was probably derived from the religious worship of the Druids. This name has been latinized Aedus, Aedanus, Aidus, Aidanus, Hugo, and Odo, and is the root of Hughes, MacHugh, Hodson, Hudson, etc. AONGUS, or AENEAS, derived from Aon, excellent, and gus, strength, is the root of Guinness, MacGuinness, Innes, Ennis, Hennessy, etc. ARDGAL may be derived from ard, exalted, and gal, valour; and Artgal, from the proper name Art, and gaol [geel], a relative of. ART signifies noble, great, generous, etc.; and is the root of O'Hart, etc. BLOSGACH implies great strength, and is the root of the sirname MacBlosgaidh, anglicised MacCloskey. BRANDUBH, from bran, which here means a raven, and dubh, black. This name was applied to a person whose hair was of a very dark colour. BRIAN is derived from bri, strength, and an, very great, meaning a warrior of great strength, or brian may be derived from bran, a mountain torrent, which implies powerful strength. Bran, in this meaning of the term, is the root of the sirnames Brain, Brian, Brien, Bryan, Bryant, Byrne, Byron, O'Brien, O'Byrne, etc. CAIRBRE, from corb, a chariot, and ri, a king, signifying the "ruler of the chariot." CATHAIR [cahir] from cath, a battle, and ar, slaughter, CATHAL [cahal] signifies "a great warrior:" and is derived from cath, a battle, and all, great. CATHBHAR [cah-war] signifies a "helmeted warrior:" from cathbhar, a helmet; but some derive it from cath, a battle, and barr, a chief. This was a favourite name with the chiefs of the O'Donnells of Tirconnell; because, it is thought, of their lineal descent from Conn of the Hundred Battles (in Irish called, Conn Ceadcatha), the 110th Monarch of Ireland, who lived, in the second century. It is, however, probable that they assumed the adfix cath, in commemoration of that illustrious ancestor. CONALL means friendship; or it may be derived from con, the genitive of cu, a hound (as applied to a swift-footed warrior), and from all, great, or mighty. CONCHOBHAR signifies the "helping warrior;" and is derived from cu or con, as above, and cobhair [cowir] aid. The name has been angliciaed "Conn," and latinized "Cornelius" and "Conquovarus;" and the root of the sirname Connor, O'Conor, and O'Connor. Wherever cu, a hound, commences the name of any chief, it means, figuratively, "a swift-footed warrior;" as, Cuchonnacht, Cuchullan (Ulladh [ulla], sometimes inflected Ullain: Irish "Ulster"), Cumidhe (Midhe [mee]: Irish, "Meath"), Cu-Ulladh: meaning, respectively, "the warrior of Connaught," "the warrior of Meath," "the warrior of Ulster," etc. It may be here observed that Ulladh, meaning the province of Ulster, but now represented by the counties of Down and Antrim, was so called because it was the territory into which the ancient Ulla, were driven by the three Collas, in A.D. 333. The name Cuchonnacht has been anglicised "Connor" and "Constantine." CONN (latinized "Quintus," and anglicised Quinn) is derived from conn, wisdom. It is by some derived from cu (genitive con), a hound or swift-footed warrior. CORMAC signifies "the son of the chariot," etc., and is derived from corb, a chariot, and mac, a son. DIARMAID signifies the "god of arms"; and is derived from dia, a god, and "armaid" (the genitive plural of arm) of arms. As an epithet, it was applied to a warrior, and was equivalent to one of Homer's heroes-- Dios Krateros Diomedes, or "The god-like fighting Diomede." The name has been anglicised Darby, Dermod, Dermot, and Jeremy or Jeremiah; and became a sirname, as MacDiarmada, anglicised MacDermott, in Ireland, and Mac-Diarmid, in Scotland. DOMHNALL [donal] is derived from domhan [dowan], the world, and all, mighty; and is the root of the sirnames MacDonald, MacDonnell, Daniel, MacDaniel, and O'Donnell. DONOCH, DONCHA, or DONCHU is the root of MacDonough, and O'Donohue; and is by some considered to be derived from donn, brown, and cu, a warrior. This name is more properly derived from the Clann Domhnaigh (see the "MacDonongh" pedigree), and is anglicised Donogh and Denis, in Ireland; and Duncan, in Scotland. EACHMARCACH [oghmarchagh] and Eachmilidh [oghmili] have almost a similar signification: the former is derived from each, a steed, and marcach, a rider, the latter, from each, a steed, and "mileadh," a hero. EIGNEACHAN [enehan] is derived from eigean, force, and neach [nagh], a person; and may signify "a plundering chief." EOCHAIDH is derived from each or eoch [och], a steed; and signifies "a knight or horseman." It is pronounced "Eochy," "Ohy," and "Aby." This name has been latinized Achaius. EOGHAN signifies "a young man," or "youthful warrior" and as a personal name has been anglicised Eugene and Owen. FEARGAL is derived from fear [fhar], a man (lat. vir), and gal, valour; and signifies "a valiant warrior." This Irish word is the root of the Latin proper name "Virgil," and of the sirnames O'Farrell, O'Ferrall, and Freel; it also became a Christian name in some families, as "Farrell O'Rourke," etc. FEIDHLIM or FEIDHLIMIDH, signifies "great goodness." It is pronounced "Felim," and "Felimy;" is anglicised Felix, and latinized Fedlimius; it is derived from the Irish feile, hospitality. FERGUS signifies "a strong warrior," and is derived from fear, a man, and gus, strength. FIACHA OR FIACH, is derived from fiacha, a hunter; and is a frequent name of Kings and Chiefs, from the earliest ages: probably from the occupation or amusement of hunting, so prevalent in early times. FIONN means fair-haired, and was a favourite adfix to the names of many Kings and Chiefs. FLAITHBHEARTACH [flahertagh] is derived from flaith, a chief, and bearthatch, cunning; and means "a clever or cunning chief." FLANN, blood, signifies "of a red complexion." GEARMAIDE signifies "the chief with the short cudgel;" and is derived from gearr, short, and maide, a stick. GIOLLA means "a servant or disciple;" as Giolla-Iosa (anglicised Giles, and latinized Gelasius), "the servant of Jesus:" Giolla-Chriosd, "the servant of Christ;" Giolla-Muire, "the servant of Mary;" Giolla- Paidraig, "the servant of St. Patrick," etc. This name Giolla is latinized "Gulielmus," and anglicised "William." GUAIRE signifies "noble or excellent." MAOL was prefixed chiefly to the names of ecclesiastics; and signifies a "bald or tonsured person," who became the spiritual servant or devotee of some saint: as Maol-Iosa, "the servant of Jesus;" Maol- Peadair, "the servant of Peter," Maol-Poil, "the servant of Paul;" Maol-Colum (contracted to "Malcolm,") "the servant of St. Columkille." This word Maol is the root of the sirname Moyles. MAOLMORDHA is derived from mordha, proud, and maol (as above); it is anglicised Myles. MAOLSEACHLAINN, signifying "the servant of St. Seachnal" (or Secun- dinus), the nephew of St. Patrick, was a name frequent amongst the Chiefs and Kings of Meath; it is contracted to Melachlin, which is the Irish for the Christian name Malachy or "Malachi;" and has been applied as a sirname to the latest Kings of Meath and their descendants-- namely, O'Melaghlin. Muircheartach is derived from muir, the sea, and ceart, a right; and may signify "a naval warrior," or a chief who established his rights at sea. This name is the root of the sirname Murtagh, Moriarty, Mortimer, etc. MUIREADHACH (the root of the sirname Murdoch), may be derived from muir, the sea, and eadhach, a protector; it is a name equivalent to that of "admiral," and has been anglicised Maurice and Murray. NIALL (genitive Neill) signifies a "noble knight" or "champion;" this name is the root of the sirname O'Neill, etc. RUADHRAIGE or RUDHRAIGE has been anglicised Rory, Roderick, and Rogers; and may be derived from ruadh, valiant, or ruadh, red, and righ, a king: signifying "the valiant, or red-haired king." TADHG (modernized Teige) originally meant "a poet," it is the root of the sirnames Teague, MacTague, Tighe, Montague, etc. Tighearnan [tiarnan] is derived from tigherna, a lord; and is the root of Tierney, MacTernan, etc. TOIRDHEALBHACH [torlogh] is derived from tor, a tower, and dealbhach, shape or form: signifying "a man of tower-like stature." This name has been anglicised Terence, Terrie, Terry, etc. TOMALTACH is derived from tomailt provisions; and hence came to signify, "a man of hospitality." The root of the word is "tomhas," a measure; and from "tomhas," by metathesis, comes "Thomas." TORLOCH (from tor, a tower, and leac, a stone) signified a man possessed of "great strength and stature." TUATHAL [tool] comes from tuatha, territories--meaning one possessed of "large landed property;" it is the root of the sirnames Toole, O'Toole, Tootal, Tolan, etc. UALGARG meant "a famous and fierce warrior;" it is derived from uaill, famous, and garg, fierce.
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By the time the pardon came from Clinton, Rich had been hiding out in plain sight in Zug, Switzerland, for 17 years.
But when the going gets tough, the Russians really get going—to Zug, and Geneva, and Hong Kong.
We will stop first for a few days at a little town called Zug, beside a lake of the same name.
Five days after this, the deputies of the cantons met at Zug.
Zug had been conquered by Schwyz in 1365, at a moment when the attention of Austria was withdrawn.
By this treaty Zug was permitted to be re-annexed to the league.
Two of his enemies, one from Schwytz, the other from Zug—were particularly eager in his pursuit.
This caused the echo for which the Lake of Zug is justly famous.
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This summer's most anticipated event -- for reform-minded Catholics, at least -- kicked off Tuesday night in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
Austrian priest Helmut Schüller offered the first of 15 presentations he will offer around the country in a program called "The Catholic Tipping Point: Conversations."
The event drew a notable crowd of 230 people who braved sweltering heat and humidity to gather at Judson Memorial Church to hear Schüller discuss the "Call to Disobedience" set forth in 2011 by the Austrian Priests' Initiative.
The movement, Schüller said, "was initiated out of deep sorrow for the future of parish communities."
"As a 60-year-old parish priest, I fear that, when my time is over, I will leave my community to an uncertain future," he said.
He and a group of Austrian priests decided to go public with their questions and concerns about the shrinking priesthood, the merging of parishes and the inordinate pressures placed on the dwindling number of parish priests.
"Because, as priests, we are members of the hierarchy, the hierarchy became nervous," he told the crowd.
As priests, Schüller said, "we have power, which means we are responsible to use that power." Church reform movements must not be left to the laity alone, he said. "We must be companions to these movements."
The tour is sponsored by 10 progressive Catholic organizations, including Future Church, Call to Action, DignityUSA, and Voice of the Faithful.
I will have a full wrap-up of Tuesday night's event, including Schüller's thoughts on the new pope, his ideas about the state of the church outside of the United States and Europe, and his take on the Roman Catholic Womenpriests movement, in my column later this afternoon.
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From an interesting study by Walter Bgoya, from the 1980s, available here as PDF.
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The Macmillan Writer's Prize for Africa is a biennial competition devoted to previously unpublished works of fiction by African writers, and aims to promote and celebrate story writing from all over the continent.
The prize is sponsored by Macmillan Education and focuses on the reading interests of children and young people. There are two awards for children's literature and teenage fiction and an additional award for the best new children's writer.
Entrants may select freely from themes that they consider to be of interest and value to their intended readership but all stories should have a strong African flavour. The judges will assess each entry on the depth and originality of the work, the quality of the writing and the story's appeal to its audience.
The competition is open to all nationals or naturalized citizens of countries throughout Africa and to those born in those countries.The winners of the 2007/08 Macmillan Writer's Prize for Africa and Macmillan Children's Illustrator Award will be announced in January 2008. Shortlisted entries for the Writer's Prize awards have been announced.
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Monsieur X a remarqué que dans les livres il n y a pas beaucoup de textes. Il dit que ce genre de livres intéressent plus les nouveaux alphabétisés ceux qui apprennent a lire. Il dit qu'il serait bien si les volontaires écrivent un peu plus de textes, cela serait adapter aux besoins en lecture des anciens alphabétisés (ceux qui savent déjà lire).
Michael répond:
"Pourquoi des livres de photos et dessins et petits phrases?" Bien sur je suis d'accord avec X que ca serait souhaitable d'avoir les deux types de livres! On ne peut pas tout faire. Hier j'ai lu un livre avec Sukie- 15 pages, cinq mots par page... c'est ca qui est bon pour les tous nouveaux lecteurs. X ne se rappelle pas peut-être que la lecture est difficile et très fatigant dans les premiers mois. Si le texte est trop long, le nouvel lecteur se décourage facilement. Quand Sukie voit un paragraphe, elle dit "Toi tu peux lire ca papa, je suis trop fatiguée." Apres lire un petit livre de petites phrases pour 10 minutes, elle est très fier de chanter ses propres louanges: "Je l'ai lu complètement maman, moi seule!!!!" C'est ca qui l'encourage a continuer avec assiduité. Donc il faut tenir en compte la psychologie de l'enfant.
Bereba was a fascinating environment for our group of students from the University of Illinois to visit. We were extremely fortunate to be able to spend three days and two nights with the welcoming people of Bereba. Despite our short visit, the villagers welcomed us with open arms arranging a village tour, a mask dance, and a New Years Eve party. We were immediately immersed in the daily lives of the villagers, moving into their homes and sharing meals with the family. We quickly acquired, as we did everywhere in Burkina, a posse of local children following and observing our every move.
The pace of the village was relaxed as they prepared for a New Year's holiday celebration. All over the village, families cooked and prepared for the celebration. The harvest was over, and the Bereba people were ready to celebrate. We were welcomed in every step of the celebration process helping prepare the New Year's meal, brewing Dolo, and finally partaking in a New Year's Eve dance party complete with live band.
The Burkinabe never miss the chance for a good party. We also visited the FAVL library in Bereba. We learned how the library system worked in a village setting and heard from villagers how much it impacted their lives. We learned of the impact that the library is having on students in the village. The library is very much appreciated in the village as everyone we met made a point to stress.
Our village stay was a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of the capital, Ouagadougou. This stay afforded us the opportunity to experience life in rural Burkina Faso. The people seemed genuinely interested in their visitors and in displaying their culture. We will always be thankful to the people of Bereba for welcoming us and to the members of FAVL for facilitating it.
A lot of people came out and the driver was attempting to run and they asked him to send me the hospital which he did and after that he came and told the people that it was his problem and that he will take all the cost involved and so the matter should not be reported to the police. He paid a visit to me the following day and took records of the parts of the motorbike and said he was going to bring them so that the motor would be fixed and taken to the mechanic for repairs because it is totally damaged beyond movable and I agreed and even told him that bike was for sale and that I would be happy if I can get it fixed in time to enable me give it out and collect my money. I said this because someone already brought it at 450 cedis only and I hadnot agreed. Since then I have never set my eye on him. I only made a call to him on two occasions and he said he was very busy.
The owner of the car is a worker at Ghana Water Company at Navrongo but he was not from that direction. I have now taking a decision with Rex to go to the office to see if I can meet him then I tried reporting it to the police. Apart from that George who is with the same company is saying that he will do he best to get him pay for the cost. I have just even returned from the office and I had a meeting with him and we both agreed that we meet again tomorrow to buy the parts and take it the mechanic see if he can get it fixed then I sell it. I have reported it to Rex and George about it and they are saying that I should meet tomorrow and make sure the motorbike is sent to the mechanic see if he can work on it.
About my health, I had a lot of wounds and a shoulder problem which I believe is a dislocation. I was at the hospital again on the 22nd and they Dr. was trying to take an X-ray but the specialist was not around so he gave me some drugs to take see if it is paining me then I come back. I have take a local treatment now and it is improving.
Award-winning author Ifeoma Onyefulu is Igbo and grew up in the city of Onitsha in Eastern Nigeria. She moved to London to study and worked for a number of black newspapers as a photographer before becoming an author of children's books. Her older son inspired her first book. Disturbed by the stereotypical images of Africa projected in Western media and literature, she was worried that he might grow up with distorted views of his ancestral home. "I began writing for children because I wanted to show him the Africa I grew up in, and its culture."See her books at her website.
Onyefulu's internationally-acclaimed photography has been described by Books for Keeps as 'stepping from a darkened room straight into noon sunshine.' She lives and writes in North London where she lives with her two sons.
I've just finished two graphic novels. Aya, by Marguerite Abouet and illustrated by Clément Oubrerie, which I've mentioned before, is a delightful capsule of well-to-do Ivory Coast in the 1970s. The sepia and earth tones are delightful. The story is a bit confusing, because it revolves around the sexual hijinks of two of a trio of girl friends, and they are not drawn very differently, so i found myself at some point realizing I wasn't sure who was who. An important lesson. The story itself is light soap-opera, and much is left unsaid. That is, there is no interior voice of the characters at all. Reminds us how innovative Proust and Woolf etc. were in their time, making that radical shift from the narrator (who may tell you what the characters are thinking) to the "voice" of the character, etc.
The Quitter, by Harvey Pekar and illustrated by Dean Haspiel, is in black and white, and is the opposite of Aya. Billed as semi-autobiographical, it is a fascinating portrait of a "quitter," Pekar himself. You have to know the story to know what he means. But the self-psychologizing-- the recognition, at 65, of what he was at 10 years old-- is amazing. As the father of a 10 year old, and having been one myself, I appreciate how insightful Pekar is. The disarming thing is the text flows along in an entirely straightforward style, so there is almost no style. The writing is so simple, but you realize how hard it is to get to that level of simplicity. See, I can't do it on this blog! The scene I love: Pekar recounts how his father comes to pick him up at elementary school, and Pekar suddenly realizes he is embarrassed by his father, and runs away, and when his father finally catches up, Pekar is relieved his father doesn't "realize" that he is embarrassed! And of course this is Pekar at 65 remembering his emotional state at age 8.
Nigeria: We Need Change in Country - Achebe
Catherine Agbo
20 January 2009
Abuja — Professor Chinua Achebe challenged Nigerians yesterday to be determined to make a change in the socio-political and economic affairs of the nation.
He spoke at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel during an interactive session with journalists and writers. "I must confess very profound disappointment with what is happening on the African continent concerning elections and succession", he said.
"The idea of a civilised society is that power is transferred willingly because the law is there but somehow in Africa, we still have not learnt this very important fact that unless you have a process that makes succession easy and friendly such that even opponents can smile at each other unless we get there, we still have a very long way to go; politics is not war fare, it is discussion.
"We have to be convinced and really determined to make Nigeria one. It is only when we as Nigerians decide that we have had enough that things will change; there is change in America today because somebody got up and said let there be change. It can be done here but you cannot continue going round the circles and expect change. The day we decide it is time for a change I think we will get there".
Read more... and then look at some of the virulent comments. Can someone make money if Achebe leaves and never returns? is there an intrade bet on whether he'd leave? otherwise, how to explain the vehemence?
Well I had to pay shipping too. The photos and text are by Mohammed Amin and Zulf Khalfan... it is called "We Live in Kenya" and it is a very nice elementary school level reader... printed in 1984. Seriously out of date, but a great model for what never happened (thousands of other books just like this...). Mohamed Amin is one of Africa's greatest photographers (he sadly died in in a plane hijacking that went awry). Here's a video intro to his life.
The obstacles that the libraries are facing are apprehended fairly similarly in the three cases. The informants say that people don't like reading very much and that the Malian people don't have time to go to the library. In Bougouni and Tombouctou the frequentation by girls was very low, which is a serious problem. The girls are in general less educated than the boys and they have obligations in the house-hold work which hinders them to study and to use the library. Providing relevant documentation is difficult, especially in Bougouni and Koulikoro where the choice often is made abroad. The lack of money is a problem in all three cases which hinders the libraries providing sufficient staff, materials and relevant documentation.Another short discussion from 2006 of community libraries in Mali, by Mamadou Konoba Keita, the then Head of the Libraries and Documentation centres department of Mali, and President of the Malian Librarians Association.
One of the clearest issues that indicates postcolonial presence is the inadequate documentation that the investigated libraries are having sent to them. They are sent from abroad, often from France, the former coloniser of Mali, and the books are often old eliminated books not always relevant for the Malian readers. The way this type of co-operation is handled is based upon the fact that the Malian institutions are dependent on Northern values. French books for French readers are being sent to Mali for Malian readers because they are not needed anymore in France can be understood as a serious neo-colonial problem for these libraries. Another problem related to the documentation is that most books are in French in spite of the fact that there is a demand for books in other languages for example English. Books in the national languages are also underrepresented in the three studied libraries.
- 46 district libraries;
- 1 rural community library;
- 7 national language libraries;
- 6 public libraries in Bamako;
- 6 reading and children's activity centres in Bamako;
- 1 reference library in Bamako;
- 1 children's library in Bamako;
- 11 book deposits in rural areas bordering the railroad
Yes you saw that right, there is one (1) community library in rural areas in Mali (i.e. in villages). There are about 15,000 villages in Mali. So only 14,999 to go.
On February 23-24, UgCLA is to hold a workshop on the topic of "Libraries for Education and Development". All the libraries that are members of the Association will be invited to send one representative, and the coordinator and the librarian of FAVL's library at Chalula in Tanzania are expected to come as well. The first day will be devoted to "Education", discussing how librarians can work with teachers at primary and secondary levels, what educational activities can be included in the libraries' own programs, and what materials are available, and appropriate, for adult neoliterates. The second day's discussions will focus on "Development": how librarians can build up a stock of materials on such topics as public health, agricultural practices, and social concerns, and how they can work with local NGOs and rural extension workers. We plan to arrange for members of our Board of Directors to facilitate the sessions. The workshop will finish with our Annual General Meeting, when we will report on our activities and finances to all the members present.
1) Supporting Uganda Community Libraries Association. If you have experience with reading education and books in Uganda, consider joining the FAVL East group, led by Kate Parry, working to fundraise and support UgCLA. We especially need to assure the salary of the association coordinator in Kampala, whose work visiting the various community libraries and developing training programs for them is essential . Kate is presently in Uganda. if you are in Uganda, let us know and we'll get you in touch with Kate. if you are in the New York area, the FAVL East group has periodic meetings and we can let you know of the next meeting.
2) Map the community libraries of Africa! This project using Google Earth aims to create a database and wikiable web site for every community library in Africa. Imagine being able to upload pix and commentary on community libraries anywhere in the continent, from anywhere, and have a group of "friends of" that particular library share the connection to readers and librarians in a remote village. Some Santa Clara University students are taking the lead on this, together with former SCU student, and now newly-minted geographer Meredith Albert. if you have software coding expertise in this area, drop us a line.
3) Improving and implementing summer reading programs. I'll be posting the data from the summer reading programs of Burkina Faso last summer, but preliminary analysis suggests that the camps had a decent effect on performance on reading tests, and certainly there was widespread agreement among teachers, student sand camp counselors that this was and could continue to be an amazing experience for fourth graders.
4) Start gearing up programming in Sierra Leone, where we have some seed funding to work with the community library sector. Have you spent time in Sierra Leone, or are you involved in education (especially reading) issues in Sierra Leone? Join our network.
5) Improve financial processes... the back room is an important room. The indefatigable Deb Garvey, FAVL treasurer, could use more help, if you are here in San Jose, California and can commit several hours a week to bookkeeping.
6) Upgrade the FAVL website... yeah, more back room stuff. But the web keeps advancing, and the cutting edge work of needs updating.
7) Improve "record-keeping"... small non-profits face this challenge as they grow: the founding board members don't have enough expertise to bring the organization into bureaucratic best governance practice (i.e. a BLGP expert, aka Breathing and Living Government Paperwork expert). Again, we would sooooo appreciate a local San Jose volunteer who could devote several hours a week to "interfacing" with the soon to be bankrupt State of California, including the franchise tax board, the secretary of state, the attorney general, and every other California entity that wants to "fee" anything that moves, as well as other government and non-profit entities. Good stuff!
8) Adopt a library in Africa and send them an occasional box of appropriate books. Do you read a lot of African fiction (you should) or love multicultural oriented children's books? Then consider spending a few hours each week at garage sales and local library sales and thrift stores, and spend $50 every few months, to send a small box of books to one of the community libraries we support. Librarians and readers are very energized by "new" books to read. And hey, you can throw in some children's stickers for the kids too. Very low key way to feel great about yourself, especially if you read the books too (and if you come across some Patricia Polacco books, be prepared to get weepy.)
For Ghana send to:
Amikiya A. Lucas
Library Projects Coordinator
c/o CESRUD
Box 267
Bolgatanga GHANA
For Burkina Faso (French only, please) send to:
Saré Elisee
Amis des Bibliothèques de Villages Africains
Ouagadougou 09
Contact FAVL director for West Africa Michael Kevane firstname.lastname@example.com for more info.
C'est le lundi 29 décembre 2009 que j'ai rencontré Richard Ackresh a l'ODE auberge situé a quelques encablures de l'université de Ouagadougou. Richard est professeur dans une université de l'Etat d'Illinois aux Etat Unis. Il a organisé une sortie d'étude et de découverte au profit de ses étudiants. C'est dans cette optique que FAVL les reçoit a Bereba ou a été installé la première bibliothèque villageoise. Très occupe par les préparatifs du voyage, Richard m'a envoyé chercher de livres que les étudiants voudraient bien offrir a la bibliothèque de Bereba. C'est ainsi que je me suis rendu a la Diacfa (une librairie de Ouagadougou) d'où j'ai ramené une bonne dizaine de livres moyennant 25.000 CFA.
Les étudiants passeront sur place la demi-journée du 30 la journée du 31 et la demi-journée du 1er janvier 2009. Donc les étudiants feront la nuit du 30 décembre et celle de Saint Sylvestre au village.
Le départ pour Bereba est prévu pour mardi 30 à 8 heures du matin ; j'ai retrouvé Richard et Emilie (un autre enseignant) et les 18 étudiants prêts pour le voyage.
Nous prenons donc le chemin pour Bereba. Pour la grande majorité des étudiants c'est le premier voyage en Afrique. Certains ne sont jamais sortis des Etats-unis. Le paysage était donc un spectacle fascinant pour eux, eu égard aux exclamations de ceux-ci.
Nous avons pris le déjeuner a Hounde où nous sommes arrivés à 13 heures, Donkui nous y attendait. Plus tard, en 45 minutes, de route nous voici a Bereba. Les étudiants logeront dans 9 familles a raison de 2 par famille. Je fais la connaissance Christina CHOU et Anjali THAKAR qui loge chez Donkui. Nous faisons une petite promenade dans Bereba. Elles me paraissent plutôt enchantées de découvrir et de séjourner dans ce village sans électricité et ou l'eau potable n'est pas la denrée la plus courante. La nuit s'est plutôt bien passée à part Anjali qui a eu des nausées vers 3 heures du matin. Mais plus de peur que de mal. Elle est néanmoins restée au lit toute la matinée du 31 décembre.
La matinée du 31 rendez vous chez Donkui, Nous allons rendre une visite au chef de terre. Chez le chef du village encore un malade ; Jared HALL, il a eu des nausées dues selon lui à une prise irrégulière de médicaments, il est rentré se reposer chez Dounko son logeur.
Peu après, les étudiants sont divisés en 3 groupes pour la visite du village qui durera environ 2 heures. J'ai conduit le groupe avec lequel j'étais visités la bibliothèque, la vieille mosquée, la nouvelle mosquée, la vue du village sur une terrasse, le stockage de coton, un puits d'eau remarquable par l'absence de margelle. Quelqu'un n'y est jamais tombé ? A demande une étudiante. Une villageoise à qui nous avons posé la question nous a répondu que non. Mais que cela pouvait arriver ailleurs mais assez rarement quand même.
À la bibliothèque, de Bereba, les questions ont plutôt été axées sur les sources de financement, nos rapports avec les autorités et l'intérêt que porte les villageois a la bibliothèque. Je leur ai expliqué avec Ivette que nos principales ressources tant matérielles -notamment documentaires - que financières est l'œuvre de donateurs. Et comment pour impliquer davantage les villageois, il est mis en place dans chaque village abritant une bibliothèque un comite villageois de gestion des bibliothèques. Faisant allusion a Philipe Kahoun j'ai expliqué qu'un ressortissant de Dohoun a offert en Août un lot de matériel (livres cahiers) a la bibliothèque de ce village. De plus, les autorités aussi bien locales que nationales ont bien accueilli la création des différentes bibliothèques. Et bien que leurs appuis ne soient pas forcément réguliers, les autorités reconnaissent et louent l'utilité publique de l'action de FAVL.
Dans l'après-midi de ce 31 Décembre, une danse de masque est organisée devant chez Donkui. Les villageois y sont invités. Avant que le masque ne danse les personnes en difficulté qui avaient reçu des effets a la visite précédente de Richard et de ses étudiants ont tenu a lui exprimé toute leur reconnaissance par de remerciements sincères. Les étudiants très enthousiastes ont dansé au rythme des tambours et des balafons avec le masque. Même Anjali et Jared les deux malades étaient présents et se portaient visiblement mieux vue qu'ils esquissaient aussi des pas de danse. Une bonne partie du village est présente. C'est une bonne petite fête presque improvisée ; l'expression même d'une inculturation circonstancielle pour ces jeunes gens venus d'outre-atlantique.
La nuit, une réception est organisée à la bibliothèque de Bereba. C'est l'occasion pour nous de remercier ce groupe d'étudiants qui ont eu le courage d'affronter les contraintes d'une terre jusqu'alors inconnue a eux. Les étudiants ont profité de cette nuit pour offrir quelques livres qu'a offerts donnés l'ambassadrice des Etats unis, mais aussi ceux que j'ai précédemment achetés à la Diacfa. Trois étudiants, ceux qui comprennent le mieux français ont remis solennellement les livres aux représentants de FAVL. Ensuite a suivi le repas. Les griots invités à animer la soirée ont réussi à émerveiller les étudiants. C'est encore parti pour une soirée festive en cette nuit de Saint Sylvestre. La soirée s'est bien déroulée et a 24h, après les souhaits du nouvel an, chacun est rentré chez son logeur.
La matinée du 01 janvier est consacrée au préparatif du retour. À 11h30 de ce premier jour de l'année 2009 nous prenons le chemin du retour.
À 16h, nous rentrons à Ouagadougou,
There are many objections to this kind of reasoning: artificial, constructed examples might lead you to all sorts of contradictory choices; your brain does not respond to reason when making choices, so the construct is irrelevant; maximizing the well-being of others leads to all sorts of strange paradoxes, etc.
But.... is it "better" to donate to a village library in Africa than to Oxfam or Mercy Corps, which promise to "save lives" right away? Is it better to donate to the Genocide Intervention Fund? How is one to make choices amongst these competing charities? Is dividing up your charitable giving among 10 different charities a cop-out? How long would it take you to learn which charity was most effective? How long would it take you to learn what your own brain wants to accomplish with its charitable giving? Does your brain even have a goal, when it decides to give?
I've been thinking about this line of questioning for years, and feel comfortable with my "pragmatic" answers to these question... do you?
Books of Hope is a service-learning program where U.S. schools sponsor a school abroad and create books to help meet the students' educational needs. We provide teachers with information about their sponsored school and instructional materials to help facilitate the project. Along with writing, illustrating and binding books, schools also have the option of collecting and sending other supplies for their sponsored school.
Books of Hope is an ideal way to incorporate service into practically any unit of any classroom at any level. We encourage schools to create books about science, math, geography, reading readiness, English grammar, and a whole variety of other topics.
Over 50,000 students, teachers, parents and community members from over 1000 schools across the country have been involved in the Books of Hope program. During the 2007-8 school year, we collected over 10,000 pounds of books and next year we hope to double that.
Christy Ying Laoa and S. Krashen
System Volume 28, Issue 2, June 2000, Pages 261-270
University level EFL students in Hong Kong who participated in a popular literature class that emphasized reading for content and enjoyment, including some self-selected reading, made superior gains on measures of vocabulary and reading rate, when compared to students enrolled in a traditional academic skills class. Eighty-eight percent of the literature students felt that what they learned from the course would help them in other university courses, but only 12% of the traditional academic skills students had this opinion about their class. These results are consistent with previous studies showing that meaningful reading is an important source of literacy competence.
The study compares the effects of an enriched syllabus which included extensive reading and frequent writing assignments on English descriptive writing performance at different form levels It examines a group of Cantonese-speaking students at four form levels in Hong Kong who participated in three English programs (A) regular plus unrelated (mathematics) enrichment program, (B) regular plus extensive reading, and (C) regular plus frequent writing practice Results demonstrated significant main effects due to the nature of program and form level with no significant interaction of these factors The regular plus extensive reading program was overall significantly effective, while both the regular plus mathematics program and the regular plus frequent writing practice were not In the area of content, the reading program was the only one which showed a significant positive effect Similarly, in the area of language use, the reading program was the only one of the three shown significantly effective
Today we had a chance to visit some reading rooms, or small libraries, in the company of CODE Ethiopia's Executive Director Tesfaye Dubale. The first one was meant to be a youth centre, but when the community heard that CODE would start a library in their area, they donated it freely and have begun construction right next door for the youth centre. It promises to be a great spot for children in the area. The kids at this reading room spoke English well and we jumped into the centre of a group of students, laughing and talking with them. The second reading room we visited was in a town called Sebeta, in a semi-urban area just outside of Addis Ababa. It first started as a converted one-room house, donated by the town's mayor in 1988. CODE-Ethiopia provided books and trained four librarians and five management committee members. With improved resources and services students from Sebeta and also the surrounding area flocked to the Reading Room. The Sebeta Reading Room was so successful that a second larger one was built by the community to accommodate the demand for access to resources. It's an impressive story, and we were especially inspired to learn that community members are now working to erect a third library building, thanks to a generous benefactor in the area. In addition, the local government has now included ongoing funding in their municipal budget. This is the definition of sustainability and success in development, and we're all feeling lucky to see it.
-Ann Speak, Director of Fundraising, CODE
Libraries and Information Services Towards the Attainment of the UN Millennium Development Goals Edited by Benson Njobvu and Sjoerd Koopman. Munich: K.G. Saur, 2008 (IFLA Publications; 134) ISBN 978-3-598-22040-1
The United Nations Millennium declarations of 2002 set eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to be achieved by 2015. The high poverty levels in most African countries make many aware that it is no longer up to the governments alone to find ways of abetting it, but that other organizations need to join the fight. Libraries are well placed to contribute to the development process in supporting it by providing relevant, up to date and reliable information. The papers presented in this publication address the question how African libraries and information professionals seek to make themselves relevant to national development. All of them focus on how libraries and information centres could contribute to the attainment of these MDGs. The papers are a selection of the proceedings of the Eighteenth Standing Conference of East, Central and Southern Africa Library and Information Associations (SCECSAL) held in Lusaka, Zambia, from 15th – 18th July 2008.
A New Library in Ghana
Scholastic.com Sept/Oct 2008
After one of our editors had a chance meeting in an airport (as a silver lining to a long delay), the Instructor staff got some new inspiration from a library in Africa. Marilyn Deer is a retired nurse from Seattle who wanted to share the joy of reading.
As a daughter of missionary parents, she had traveled in Africa and grown up in Nigeria. In 2002, she visited a town in Ghana called Jordan Nu and decided they needed a library—to provide a mosquito-free, well-lit, comfortable and inviting place to read and study. The community provided the difficult manual labor for the building, completed in 2007, after nearly five years construction (with women carrying river water in headpans from half a mile away so the builders could mix cement). Deer provided most of the funding, with some donations from interested friends and family. We will, of course, be sending her books! Below are some photos from the completed project. We hope you find them as inspirational as we do.
To make donations, go to Friends of African Village Libraries, a worthy organization, no matter what, but if you include a note for Jordan Nu, your donation will go there directly.
I love to think about my students being able to support their families like this if they can through the system. If it wasn't for this, and their enthusiasm I really don't know if I could have made it to this point in my service. It truly is inspirational to see them waking up at five in the morning to do chores, then walk to school for seven o'clock classes, back home for lunch, and then back to school in the afternoon. Then finding a way to study at night...if they're lucky and have electricity, then they can use a lightbulb until the power cuts out at 11 pm...if they can't then their parents buy kerosene for a lamp for them. I've even heard of students lighting small bonfires in the bush with remnants from the last millet harvests to have light to study. It makes everything that I did to get my education in America seem so much easier. I had a fantastic free public education through high school and then went to a university with libraries, laboratories and resources beyond imagination.


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Ham House is a historic Mansion offering exclusive lodgings in the historic Hudson Valley
In 1854 William R. Ham, a New York entrepreneur and gentleman farmer, build this 13-room home for his daughter atop a promontory in Tivoli, NY.
The house faces South toward Cruger Island and has a glorious Western view of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountain Range. The house was originally sited on 1500 acres of Hudson River frontage, now known as the Tivoli Bays State Park.
In the early part of the 1900's the house became part of a philanthropic endeavor by a group of New York business men who purchased a vast tract of land and homes to be used as a summer camp for underprivileged children. Bard College was also formed around this time. The house became housing for faculty and students and fell into disrepair until the current owners purchased it in 1996.
Ham House is located in Tivoli, NY
Ham House is sited on 6 acres on a promontory overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountain Range.
The house is surrounded by the 1500 acre Tivoli Bays State Park and is within easy walking distance
to the Village of Tivoli and Bard College.
"On a crisp winter day, we pulled into the regal Ham House, overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains. My jaw dropped. This was not your average vacation rental. It was right out of the movie: My Big, Waspy, Rich Wedding; or where Claire Underwood would reside if she left the White House and moved to, um, Tivoli, New York. Everything was immaculate and with such exceptional taste that Diane Von Furstenberg could cry her eyes out."
– Alyssa Shelasky
"When we discovered Ham House in the Hudson Valley, we felt that it matched up perfectly with our vision of an intimate and timeless celebration with close friends and family. We chose Ham House because there wasn't much we needed to do; it is beautiful all on its own. The style of the house is sophisticated and elegant in an understated way, so we stayed true to that and carried it through to the styling of the event with the rentals, florals and décor and a fantastic band."
– Abby Larson
"The heavy lift to safe this grand lady was mitigated by its status as one of the great houses along the Hudson River. No easy fixer-upper, the mansion required renovating on a scale that would scare off many buyers. Ham House is filled with many materials that were sourced in Europe but look right at home. Although Ham House has endured in many guises, it's come into its own as an authentically restored antique that functions well in the modern world."
– Shawn Hartley Hancock


text: LAHORE - Two persons died while 10 others wounded seriously in rain-related accidents in different parts of the provincial metropolis on Wednesday, police and rescue workers said. A woman was killed while her brother wounded critically when the motorcycle, they were riding on, rammed into a footpath during downpour in Lower Mall. The woman, identified as Asma Bibi, died on the spot while her brother Amir was rushed to hospital in serious condition. In another incident, a man was electrocuted at his house in Nawan Kot. Muhammad Ishtiaq received electric shocks as he touched the water pump during rain. He was rushed to a hospital where he died later. Also, three people were wounded seriously when their car smashed into a roadside tree in Race Course. Another three persons wounded when the hoarding and signboards collapsed on them in Johar Town and Civil Lines areas amid downpour. Meanwhile, five persons were wounded when the rooftops of their houses collapsed on them during heavy rain in Manga Mandi and Chuhng areas.This news was published in The Nation newspaper. Read complete newspaper of 04-Sep-2014 here.


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Emile Henry Pumpkin-Orange Pie Dish
Gear up for all the lovely autumn pies with new pie plates from Emile Henry. I have green ones, myself, but this orange is nicely pumpkiny.
Pretty and cute pie dish.
This is just perfect for all your fall pies. I'm really in the mood to make a pumpkin pie right from the pumpkin patch and this would be so adorable! The glaze is awesome and looks so classy.Tags: kitchen, pies, serving, serving dish, pie dish, mikasa, countryside harvest pie dish, countryside harvestAdded 9 Years Ago from Cooking.com
Of course! It's a "PI" dish! For anyone who is mathematically - or sweetly - inclined. Not only a great way to bake your favorite dessert, this is also a terrific conversation piece.
It isn't enough that the cute little blackbird perches on the edge of the pie dish. It also acts as a vent to prevent the filling from boiling over.
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Many home gardeners are mystified about when and how much to prune, fertilize, and water their plants. This is especially true of native plants, because many require different approaches to ahieve optimal growth. Eric Johnson, a landscape maintenance troubleshooter with more than 55 years of experience, shares his insights on plant care. Designed especially for gardeners in California and the Southwest, Johnson's guide covers everything a gardener needs to know in order to maintain a beautiful landscape. Johnson tells how to plant and care for more than 300 varieties of native and adapted plants; how to water, fertilize, and combat weeds; how to control garden pests and diseases without chemicals; even how to make compost. A Master Flowering and Pruning Chart shows at a glance when plants flower and when to prune. Color photos and detailed illustrations help take the uncertainties out of plant care and point the way toward more beautiful landscaping.
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KHAZIUM started favourite on soft ground at Lingfield last time but could only manage third place, though today's rival Siouxperhero was well behind. A faster surface and first-time headgear will sharpen him up here and Pat Eddery's charge can open his account. Poetic Lord finished a modest sixth on his debut at Sandown where Captain Cardington trailed home in last place, but should improve for the experience while the newcomers Alborz and Lady Bellatrix are both related to winners and are worth noting in the betting.
Alborz (IRE) Dubai Destination colt out of Mount Elbrus.
Captain Cardington (IRE) 20-1 (9-3) Slowly away, always in rear, tailed off, last of 10, 41l behind John Lightbody (9-3) at Sandown 7f 2yo mdn (5) gd.
Khazium (IRE) 13-8fav (9-0) Chased leaders, ridden to lead over 1f out, soon hung left, headed inside final furlong, no extra and lost 2nd close home, 3rd of 9, 1 1/2l behind Fire Ship (8-9) at Lingfield 7f 2yo mdn aut (6) sft.
Poetic Lord 6-1 (9-3) Slightly hampered start, tracked leading pair on inside, ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out, 6th of 10, 9l behind John Lightbody (9-3) at Sandown 7f 2yo mdn (5) gd.
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Dazzle in your dress, but don't forget the tickets! Prom season is finally here, but you need a plan to make sure things go smoothly. Make your prom night fuss-free and fun with our Prom checklist.
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I took part in Dawson College's Professional Photography Photojournalism and Documentary Course in Cuba. Here are my images from Old Havana.
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Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
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Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, and Sam Rockwell: 'Seven Psychopaths' Stars Perform Dramatic Reading of 'Honey Boo Boo' (VIDEO)
That's the lesson of this video from ScreenJunkies.com, which took advantage of an interview with the three stars, who were promoting their dark comedy Seven Psychopaths, to get them to reenact some of the TLC reality show's sparkling repartee.
In the video, Rockwell reads the part of seven-year-old beauty pageant regular Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson; Farrell reads her sister Jessica "Chubbs" Shannon, and Walken reads mama June Shannon.
Much of the conversation, taken from the show, revolves around the self-styled redneck family's recipe for "sketti," which includes a marinara sauce made from ketchup and melted butter. In a further homage to the surprise hit series, ScreenJunkies vlog host Hal Rudnick whips up a batch of the pasta dish himself, and his commentary, which is sometimes hard to make out because he has a mouth full of noodles, is subtitled, just like on Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
Of course, the result is just one of many off-kilter, would-be viral videos that have emerged during the run-up to Seven Psychopaths' release in theaters on Friday, October 12. In another cooking-related video, posted at Funny or Die, Walken roasts a chicken with the help of Law & Order: SVU star Richard Belzer and a couple of blank-faced models who are apparent refugees from a Robert Palmer music video. And another video making the rounds shows the Seven Psychopaths trailer re-enacted by a cast of cats.
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Psychologists do interesting things. Pair them with neuroscientists, and we begin to get an inkling of how we think and how our brains work.
Here's an experiment. Describe the following scenario to a group of subjects. You are standing on a bridge overlooking train tracks. Five people are trapped on the tracks below you, and a train is barreling down the tracks toward them and will surely kill these people if it strikes them. Next to you is a switch that can divert the train to an alternate route and save the five people. However, one person is trapped on the alternate route, and is equally certain to be killed if you switch the train to the alternate route. What do you do?
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text: Daniel Loeb of Third Point Capital Management, Yahoo! ( YHOO) is on its fourth - and most highly-regarded chief executive -- in just over a year's time. Talk about channeling your inner Carl Icahn. Were Icahn to retire, it appears Loeb of Third Point Capital would be most suited to keep open an activist investing playbook full of C-Suite fire. At Loeb's prying, Yahoo entered 2012 with a fully-reconstituted board and the company's co-founder Jerry Yang had all but disappeared from the company. Like Icahn, Loeb used the pen to assert much of his power, outlining in multiple screeds why the company's board of directors and management needed to go, while highlighting the value of minority-owned assets abroad. Loeb even played detective in rooting out inconsistencies in former chief executive Scott Thompson's resume, which eventually got the ex-CEO fired. Loeb's penmanship also sketched much hyped deals, such as a proposal to sell most of Yahoo!'s stake in Chinese e-commerge giant Alibaba for $7.1 billion. Now with Marissa Mayer at the helm, there are signs Yahoo! may be on the verge of reinventing itself into a more full-service media company, after it was trounced in internet search by Google ( GOOG). Under Loeb, Third Point Capital has also made savvy bets on the likes of insurer AIG ( AIG), a split of Kraft Foods ( KFT) and Murphy Oil ( MUR), which also looks to headed down a split-off route. If Icahn were to retire, Loeb might very well be the most vocal investor to carry the activist torch. Another firm to watch is the smaller, but fast moving Jeffrey Smith-run Starboard Value, which agitated for a shakeup at AOL in 2012 with mixed results.


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New Lord of the Rings posters by Olly Moss are awesome
2:00 PM on 12.12.2012 // Liz Rugg@LizRugg
In celebration of everyone's return to Middle Earth with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey coming to theaters this week, Mondo - the collectible movie art division of Texas' The Alamo Drafthouse - will be releasing two brand new posters for The Lord of the Rings, created by artist Olly Moss. In case you missed our recent look at Moss' new art book, what you need to know is that Olly Moss is one of the hottest popular culture artists out there right now, and by combining his design powers with the insane popularity of the LOTR franchise, well, let's just say I wouldn't be surprised if Mondo's website broke when these go on sale.
Speaking of which, the posters will be released online for sale at a random time tomorrow, December 13th. If you're interested in them keep an eye on Mondo's twitter page, which is where they'll announce when they go on sale. Check out details and pictures of the posters below!
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Never before on the market, this landmark property was built in 1941 by James Flood and his family, one of the most prominent families in Northern California's history. The rare and unrivaled setting encompasses approximately 91.94 acres of glorious land with rolling oak-studded hills, open meadows, and endless views – yet all less than 2 miles from the center of town. The main residence is a grand, yet understated, architectural achievement in the classic Colonial style with well-maintained interiors that reflect the beauty of the era's fine craftsmanship – richly stained hardwood floors, extensive millwork, crystal lighting, and many French doors that open to the amazing setting. surrounded in absolute privacy, the residence is enveloped with formal grounds by renowned landscape architect, Thomas Church, including his signature pool plus a tennis court. Miles of ranch roads and riding trails traverse the property winding past a lake, reservoir, vineyard, and West Union Creek – and all bordered to one side by Huddart Park for added seclusion. offering one of the largest private parcels on the Peninsula, this truly is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a landmark estate for yet another generation to come.
At a Glance
•The Flood estate, never before on the market
•Approximately 91.94 acres of magnificent land
•Comprised of 3 parcels
– Assessor's Parcel Number 072-052-020 51.04 acres
– Assessor's Parcel Number 072-052-260 39.40 acres
– Assessor's Parcel Number 072-072-010 1.50 acres
with spring (creek) water for irrigation*
•Lake, reservoir, vineyard, and miles of graded ranch roads/trails
•Circa 1941 Colonial estate home with 9 bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms; approximately 9,000 square feet
•1-bedroom gatehouse plus 3-bedroom caretaker's house
•Thomas Church gardens and signature pool plus tennis court
•Superb views out to Windy Hill and across rolling hillsides
•Close-in location less than 2 miles to the Town of Woodside
•Acclaimed Woodside elementary school
* The 1.5 acre parcel has a 125,000 gallon redwood water tank. This parcel and tank are located in the middle of Huddart park adjacent to Kings Mountian road and squealer Gulch. The tank is filled by a spring (creek) that runs year round. The water is piped through the park to 331 Greer road and is used to fill two lakes on the main property and as irrigation for the garden, vineyard, and fields.
The Main Residence
A long driveway gradually ascends from the main gate to a large private parking area and sizable brick terrace preceding the home; a classic rounded portico frames the entrance
A fanlight tops the front door, which opens to a grand entrance salon compartmentalized into two receiving areas, each with hardwood flooring and decorative wall covering; a floating circular staircase sweeps to the upper level beneath a concealed skylight; glass doors open to the rear veranda
Powder Room
Crystal sconces highlight a custom marble vanity with inlaid decorative sink and matching covered soap dishes
Living Room
A grand room with fully paneled wall with integrated fireplace and library shelves; floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors present the views and access to the formal grounds; a full bar room precedes the living room
Dining Room
Sizably proportioned with chair rail and layered crown molding, bowed wall of view windows, and fireplace
Compartmentalized with large butler's area with wooden-topped counters, warming oven, sink, and abundant cabinetry; separate eat-in kitchen with wood and stainless steel counters; appliances include a vintage gas cooktop, two Thermador ovens, KitchenAid dishwasher, and Sub-Zero refrigerator
Staff Quarters
Beyond the kitchen is a large laundry room, separate utility/kitchen office, and then the original "maid's" bedroom and full bath with tub; the rear staircase to the upstairs apartment connects into this area
Positioned at the end of a hallway off the foyer; forest green walls between wainscot paneling and extensive millwork; fireplace, wet bar, and access to a covered brick terraced with nearby outdoor fireplace
Bedroom Suite
Adjacent to the library and ideal for guests; window shutters, hardwood floor, closet, and en suite bath with tub and overhead shower
Master Suite
Located upstairs with a private foyer entrance and bedroom with fireplace, lots of closets, and western hill views; en suite bathroom with two distinct areas – each with vanity, one with shower, and one with tub
Additional Rooms
Completing the personal accommodations are 3 bedrooms with en suite baths, 2 bedrooms with a shared bath, plus the original "sewing" room
Completing the upper level is a privately located apartment comprised of a living room, full kitchen, bedroom, full bath, and rear staircase access
Outlying Buildings
Located at the entrance to the property is a smaller home with 2 bedrooms and 1 baths
Caretaker's House
Positioned closer to the main residence is a single-level home surrounded with beautiful gardens and views; features include a large living room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms serviced by a hallway bath plus 1 bedroom with en suite bath
Original 3-stall barn with tack room, paddocks, and riding ring
A 2-car carport is attached to the main residence; a detached building provides for 3 additional cars plus there is significant parking in the front motorcourt
The Grounds
•Sheltered pool complex with brick decking, Thomas Church signature oval design, and covered cabana area with extensive cabinetry
•Covered terrace with built-in barbecue and fireplace
•Fenced and privately positioned tennis court
•Vast formal lawn between the residence, pool, and tennis court
•Formal cutting garden, redwood groves, vineyard, quaint bridges, and oak-studded golden hills
•Lake positioned between the main residence and the vineyard and reservoir located in the hills above
•Miles of graded ranch roads/equestrian trails throughout the property
Offered at $85,000,000
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Minute twigs come off the peroneal nerve near the middle of the thigh and enter M. extensor iliofibularis in some legs.
He did not distinguish tibial and peroneal components in the thigh.
The peroneal nerve passes, with the paraperoneal branch of the tibial nerve, through the guide loop for M. extensor iliofibularis.
But what makes still further complications is that other authors regard it as an anterior, or third, peroneal.
In both legs of one specimen, the paraperoneal branch enters the peroneal sheath (although separable from the peroneal nerve).
Three main branches arise from the peroneal component (apart from the main trunk) and two from the tibial.
Wilcox did not distinguish tibial and peroneal components in the thigh.
A part of the peroneal nerve passes between the main and accessory insertions.
He reported a peroneal supply, rather than the expected tibial (paraperoneal) supply, to Mm.
In neither of Gadow's works did he distinguish tibial and peroneal components in the thigh.
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Love this bottle design by Holly Canham in Australia, which is inspired by the bohemian culture in Paris. The bottle is colored milky beige and has a characteristic watercolor spot in front.
- I'm Ange, a web | graphic designer with a passion for all things artful. This is where I share my eclectic finds of art, design, fashion, creative ideas and visual inspirations. You may contact me here.


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What is Pine Bark Extract?
Pine bark extract contains powerful antioxidants called oligomeric proanthocyanidins compounds (OPCs). There are several types of pine bark extracts available, but all have the same active compounds and benefits. This powder is extracted from the inner bark of the Chinese Red Pine.
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Cellular Health Benefits
Since pine bark extract contains high amounts of OPCs, this supplement is a potent cellular health supplement. Cellular health supplements are important for aiding in the protection from free radicals. Pine bark extract promotes healthy immune system function, cardiovascular health, energy levels, and more.*
These benefits become more prevalent when pine bark is combined with resveratrol, as these supplements contain high amounts of polyphenols. [1,2] Polyphenols are also potent elements to cellular health. These protect cells from free radical damage. This explains why combining supplements high in polyphenols with pine bark is beneficial.*
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The recommended pine bark dosage is one scant 1/8 tsp scoop (250mg) once daily.
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Saturday, May 24, 2014 06:00 am
The St. Albert Premier Women are playing the Wolves FC on Sunday at 10 a.m., at Foote Field (11601 68 Ave.), and can be caught in action the following Tuesday, at 7 p.m. against Victoria at Victoria Soccer Club (14020 142 St.).
The division 2 men and SARFC women are playing in a double-header this Saturday, May 24 at St. Albert Rugby Football Club at Alpine Field (behind Elmer S. Gish Elementary).
Men play at 12:30 p.m. against the Pirates, and women at 2 p.m. against the Grande Prairie Sirens.
The St. Albert Junior Cardinals are hosting the first annual Rainmaker Rodeo Invitation Tournament that runs from Friday, May 23 through to Sunday, May 25.
The tournament is part of the tournament schedule in the North Central Alberta Baseball League, a senior AA circuit. Catch all the action at Legion Memorial Park. Complete with concession and beer gardens!
The Senior AA Cardinals kick the tournament off at 7:15 p.m. on Friday, against the Stony Plain Mets, and then again on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. against the Edmonton Indians.
This Wednesday, the St. Albert Tigers can be seen playing the Fort Saskatchewan A�s at Legion Memorial Park, at 7:30 p.m.
Junior B Tier 1 lacrosse team, the St. Albert Crude, plays this weekend, facing off against the Edmonton Warriors on Saturday at 6 p.m., and against the Red Deer Rampage on Sunday at 2 p.m. Both games are at Akinsdale Arena.
The Crude were last year�s north division champions, and provincial finalists. The team goes into Saturday�s game with a 4-0-1 record.
The St. Albert Tennis Club has cancelled their doubles tournament on Saturday, May 24 at the Mission courts due to the Rainmaker parade.
A tournament has been rescheduled for the May 31 weekend. More information posted at www.stalberttennisclub.com.


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Red Rock America and The Grand Canyon National Park
de Written and Illustrated by Michele Fox
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Featuring dramatic landscapes of the northern region of Arizona, the photographer takes you through the highlights of Red Rock America and the southern rim of The Grand Canyon National Park. With light subtitles, the reader can spend their time drinking in the gorgeous views that can only be captured from a vacation in one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the United States.
Características y detalles
- Categoría Arte y fotografía
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
34 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación jul. 26, 2007
- Etiquetas Grand Canyon., Photography, Arizona, Sedona
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Michele has been a writer and photographer since the tender age of 7. Diving into a multitude of arts and crafts since then, her favorite is still writing, having published several short stories and poems in anthologies and written one chick-lit novel and a reference book. She has become an accomplished and prolific photo journalist, often traveling solo around the world and across the US to capture local color and classic images of culture and natural beauty. Other artistic endeavors include creating stained glass windows, mixed media ATCs, mosaic posters, textile arts (quilting, cross stitch, etc.) computer generated collage, assemblage and jewelry making. Michele also collects miniatures and has a wooden doll house crammed with 1" scale models of everything imaginable, loving called "The Garage Sale House". She inherited the gift of artistry from her mother, June, and encourages her 3 children to "try new things" whenever they can.
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