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The challenge is to make a customized calendar… basically a DIY calendar…could be for wall or desk.
Round 1 we had some awesome inspirations and now for Round 2, there are some wonderful inspirations. You can check them out HERE.
So here is my creation for Round 2:
Another desk calendar… simple and clean… some nice pattern paper from Stampin' Up! (retired), paper doilies (from the same paper pack) and a wonderful matching calendar (fantastic coincidence.. more on it later.)
So the previous calendar that I made (check it out HEREHERE), was made of just cardstock. This one uses chipboard. The triangular base is made of 3 pieces of chipboard- 2 pcs of 6″ x 6″ and 1 piece of 2″ x 6″. The three pieces are connected using cardstock hinges that measure 2″ x 6″ and scored at 1″. I got the idea for this base from THIS video. It was easy to make and stand nice!
So now I had the pattern paper on and the base was ready. Started to google search, pinterest search for calendars. I can not remember how I reach this particular blog, but somehow remembered to copy the link 😀 So I found this calendar with doilies…except the orientation was different… and then I see recommended link to the calendar I used above. YAYY!! Perfect for my project! Do check out this blog Scrappystickyinkymess…she has some wonderful freebies. The calendar I used can be found HERE.
Finally I added these stickers from Pink Fresh (was part of a Simon Says Stamp Card Kit)…pretty inspiring phrases I think. Some bling.. and my project was ready.
Making customized calendars was fun… my first time trying these… but totally enjoyed…so many tutorials out there … so many different styles to try ALAS!! Not enough time!! Hopefully you can find time to try one and join in the fun.
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text: Politics 31 January 2008 No hooray for Henry The disgrace of a Tory MP and the antics of his flamboyant son are as much about class as money Sign up for our weekly email * The sympathy for Derek Conway was quick to evaporate. When the trouble began for the Old Bexley and Sidcup MP some friends - and he does have a few - kept quiet because they were reluctant to criticise him in public. After it became clear that more than £80,000 had been paid to Conway's two sons for little or no actual work, the Tory MP's disgrace seemed complete, his career over. The whip had been withdrawn, almost certainly permanently, which meant that he would not be able to stand as a Conservative at the next general election. There have been demands for a police inquiry into his actions. For a man who relished his closeness to the party heavyweight David Davis, and his position as an influential chairman of various Tory committees, it seemed a cruel and vertiginous fall. Very swiftly, however, as more stories appeared about the extravagant antics of the MP's elder son, Henry, the fellow feeling for a long-serving colleague disappeared. "I'm incredibly sorry for him because he's a good friend, but he should step down immediately and leave the country," says one Tory MP, with a curious sense of personal loyalty. "Explains another: "There's a lot of anger about the sons. If the taxpayers' money had gone on producing a brain surgeon they might have said it was well spent. But all this stuff coming out will just disgust people so much." The contrast between Derek and Henry Conway is stark. Conway Sr has held his current constituency since 2001, and was previously MP for Shrewsbury from 1983 until 1997. Well-known in the Commons, if not in the country, he has always made much of his northern roots and his working-class and secondary-modern upbringing. Henry, on the other hand, like his younger brother and "co-worker" at his father's Westminster office, went to Harrow, where fees are over £8,000 per term. There is nothing particularly unusual, in itself, in the son of a Tory MP having gone to a leading private school. It's what Henry Conway has chosen to do after a privileged upbringing partly funded out of the public purse that has left a bad taste in the mouth. Giving interviews about "only" being able to afford £500 jackets and co-writing a history of clothes called Knit Couture are not considered signs of great achievement. "His job appears to be throwing parties at clubs for spoilt trust-fund kids," says one unimpressed Tory worker. News that he held a "F*** Off I'm Rich" party at a Chelsea nightclub last November says it all. One regular attender of the parties Henry organises says: "Accessories are everything to him. He always wears skin-tight trousers, a shirt unbuttoned to his nipples and a sparkly cravat. He loves big brooches, too." Describing himself as "blond, bouncy and one for the boys", Henry may be flamboyant - he has also said he deserves the title "Queen Sloane" - but he is serious about fashion. Three years ago he wrote a learned piece for this very magazine about an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Yet his lifestyle is not one that fellow Tories feel provides any kind of excuse for the misuse of his father's parliamentary allowance. And Derek Conway is not doing himself any favours, either. "He's trying to play the class card," says one MP, "saying that David Cameron and George Osborne can afford to cut back on expenses because they're public school boys from wealthy backgrounds. But it doesn't wash." One MP points out that his student daughter pulls pints to earn extra money. "She's working. That's what you do," he says simply. Some think that Conway was "psychologically damaged" by losing his seat in 1997. "He thinks he and his family lost out, that he gave his pound of flesh to politics and it was time to be repaid." If so, it has proved to be a price too high. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 04 February 2008 issue of the New Statesman, God More


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PLANS to turn a quiet town street into 'a river of light' featuring the story of St Helier's past, present and future have been revealed by the Co-op.
The organisation hopes to revitalise Pitt Street using pulsing floor lights, carvings, new paving and historical texts as part of the redevelopment of its Charing Cross store.
The street – a narrow walkway which connects Dumaresq Street to Charing Cross – is to be transformed under the Island's Percentage for Art policy, under which developers install public works for the benefit of the community.
Under the plans, Pitt Street will feature a timeline carved into the paving stone covering 1,000 years of St Helier's development, including important moments in the town's architectural, military, cultural, political and religious history and embedded lighting will pulse along the street and the whole installation will symbolise Le Grande Douet – the ancient stream that ran through Charing Cross and which was essential to the development of the Island's capital.
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If that's the finished project, it would make a great place to throw down some bboying moves. Bring it on!
They should look at the way they run Grands Marche first, chicken gone off for sale brought
to attention of manager , sugar water cream crackers not on shelves for weeks.
The way they are treating customers they will have a revamped shop but know customers.
very true. Shop elsewhere whenever I can now. Their food is expensive rubbish
local lives matter
No doubt the famous town skateboarders will completely *dominate* this new trendy lit walkway. Another 'too cool' trendy idea doomed 2 fail....
Why will it fail? And why would skateboarders dominate the area, when the area is devoid of skate-able objects.
Inappropriate idea and a waste of money. Something else that does not fit in with Jersey. Why do these goons try to make Jersey like any other characterless town?
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The name reminds me of Enoch Powell's great speech.
Wilson Riou
"reminds me of Enoch Powell's great speech"
"Great" in what sense?
The speech ended the career of one of Britain's brightest politicians.
It's prophecies didn't materialise.
It failed in its aim to stop the introduction of the Race Relations Bill.
It polarised the nation.
The far right in decline after Moseley had a resurgence.
It legitimised attacks on people because of their skin colour.
The irony is that Powell's use of Sybil's Tiber foaming with blood was completely misunderstood and demonstrates that you can be too clever.
Sotte Voce
It was a clever example of oration and very perceptive too.
Much of it proved to come true, of course.
Wilson Riou
Rather depends on what you mean by 'clever'. It certainly wasn't clever for Powell for whom it was a terminal train crash for his career. He was a brilliant mind and extraordinarily ambitious. He was one of the youngest ever university professors by 25 and rose from the rank of private to become the youngest brigadier by 35. He fully intended to be the Viceroy of India, obviously thwarted by India being granted independence. But for his speech which was a massive error of judgement he would easily have succeeded the ineffective Heath as leader of the Tories and likely been PM. Instead we got Thatcher....
Sotte Voce
Clever is obviously a relative concept. Heath sacked him for being an opponent of the EU. The extremely prescient and astute speech merely gave Heath the ammunition that he sought.
Naturally, the many thousands of letters which Powell received in the wake of his speech were disregarded by the rather less than scrupulous future prime minister.
It is certainly a speech to be celebrated.
The Crimson Horse Blanket
The naming of this road will remind many of the speech and will serve to ensure that the wise and predictive words of its text will be accessed by a new generation.
I wonder if Crowrcoft will read the speech or an extract thereof at the opening ceremony?
Wilson Riou
"Heath sacked him for being an opponent of the EU"
Link please?
Sotte Voce
That is correct. There was indeed a link between Powell's opposition to the EEC and Heath's opportunist move regarding Powell's position in the shadow cabinet.
Wilson Riou
LOL, good try!
I didn't say it was incorrect all I asked for is a web link to a reliable source that corobborates what you say. The general view is that Heath sacked Powell because four of Heath's senior shadow cabinet colleagues threatened to resign if he didn't.
I don't think any of Powell's biographers Robert Pearce, Simon Heffer or Robert Shepherd suggest Powell was sacked because of his opposition to the European Common Market but happy to be corrected.
Sotte Voce
The link seems to be well established. As you state, I am sure that those who have not been aware of the situation will be happy to have been informed.
Wilson Riou
So bull droppings, as suspected....
Sotte Voce
Yes, I imagine that it was so. There was certainly no valid reason apart from Powell's opposition to the EEC.
Wilson Riou
Ah that sotte voce, you're the lady that does the spinning for the ACM...
Sotte Voce
We would certainly promote any organisation which is concerned with freedom of speech and the ability to comment without undue intervention.
As to the matter of "spinning", then this surely will be more a matter for you, one might reasonably imagine in the light of the above.
Another total waste of money and the comment about being taken over by skateboarders is correct. Nice for the people who live around there having the dreadful skateboard noise all night.
How much money is out government borrowing to fund all their crazy schemes, every day there seems to be an announcement of more £millions being spent.
Don't the developers fund the art? As part of the scheme, and doesn't public art encourage tourism, which boosts the local economy (word of the day: rhetorical)
As for skateboarders, why would they be skateboarding on a flat surface, devoid of objects - predominately their objective is to trick on/over stuff.
I herewith rename Pitt street as , " Le route du skateur" !!
local lives matter
It will look 'naff', and more like a skaters path, than anything to do with History,
This bizarre fascination for 'paving' must be tamed.
And the minute the bulbs fail it will all be left to rot. It isn't some sort of 'interpretation of the town's history. It was a sop to planners to get the Co-Op's plans approved. More like a 'river of cobblers' if you ask me. But then the public never get asked on this sort of stuff. This is someone else's idea of what our history should be, rammed down our throats. At least the occupying Germans weren't that patronising!
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>>This is someone else's idea of what our history should be, rammed down our throats. At least the occupying Germans weren't that patronising!
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Nancy Pelosi is like a walking one-woman insane asylum that ran out of meds years ago:
"Next week, when we celebrate Independence Day we'll also be observing health independence," Pelosi told reporters today, explaining that "this week marks one year since the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act. It captures the spirit of our founders," she added, citing the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence."So, we've had Social Security, Medicare, and now health independence, so that's something our members will take home to celebrate over this Independence Day."
Three questions for Botoxi the Clown:
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2) Are you f*#king serious?
3) How do you avoid getting struck by lightning?
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SignPainterGuy on
June 28th, 2013 12:18 pm
Typical of demo-progs, this total nitwit flips the meaning of the July 4th holiday. It is a celebration of our Nation`s independence FROM tyranny, NOT the re-establishment OF tyranny by our own government !
If ever there was doubt that botox is poison, here`s proof !
If ever there was doubt that liberalism is a mental disease, here`s proof !
If ever there was doubt that Pelosi and her fellow progressives want to destroy our Nation as founded, here`s proof !
backwoodsconsr on
June 28th, 2013 12:31 pm
In other news, Pelosi has begun her own social networking site, called Fascistbook.
Obama bin Biden on
June 28th, 2013 2:58 pm
She crazier than a shithouse rat.
SignPainterGuy on
June 28th, 2013 3:35 pm
And more poisonous than a black widder spidey from the same structure !
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joyannaadams on
June 29th, 2013 4:10 am
So, does this mean that the firework displays will rain down little umbrellas with condons and the Morning After pills?
Can we request Nancy to stand under the Liberty Bell while we ring it?
backwoodsconsr on
June 29th, 2013 10:02 am
No! The reverberations from the hollow places in that dingaling's head would destroy the bell!
SignPainterGuy on
June 29th, 2013 10:18 am
Talk about a dull noise that would make !
ChapBix on
June 29th, 2013 8:44 pm
"3) How do you avoid getting struck by lightning?"
By staying indoors as much as possible.
Essien Brooks on
August 27th, 2013 7:05 pm
I love you Nancy. You are probably the best House Speaker of my lifetime. I hope someday soon you will again hold the gavel.
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He went to a private school but after school he stayed with her mother, in the corner of a class of a public school where his mother was a techer. At school he received a value based education. At school he noted diversity, e.g. Having and expensive pencil box or not having it. Another kind of diversity was gender based.
Moving forward to college he launched a website to share used books at low prices for people who couldn't afford to buy new ones. Take the bottom up pyramid of human needs: physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization. He started from the top, asking himself about his purposed. Then he moved to US, quit his job and joined the university service sending people to Mozambique.
Intention, action, impact: these were the three concepts he focused on. He started fixing medical equipemnts but he soon realized that he needed to fix the education gap.
He founded Ycenter, starting to build a community project, Ola Health, requiring to send a text to get cures. Microsoft funded it for three years but it didn't work, people felt intimidated about sending texts. A card game about malaria prevention created with the local population was succesful instead. Now he's running various successful programs in India.
Empathy is really important to him. It allows him to overcome the lack of diversity in his perception. Because lack of diversity is the problem in fixing problems.
#ebbfdiversity - A personal story of diversity
Evening keynote by Payam Zamani at the #ebbfdiversity conference in Geneva
Before telling his personal experience he started the session with the Ocean water video.
A 2007 study of the Science Foundation states that a healthy population depends on genes diversity. Nature is telling us that diversity is a must. Loss of diversity threathens species diversity.
Payam has a personal story of diversity, as a member of a minority in Iran, the Baha'is, and as an immigrant to the US without speaking a word of English. He was born in a Baha'i family and their parents always wanted to be pioneers in places where there are not Baha'is , starting from remote location in Iran. In 1987 he moved to Pakistan than to US in 1988.
Diversity was the first thing he noted when he arrived in the US. He joined the College in Modesto, California, where he falled in love with the idea of community building. In 1994 he graduated from the college and loved the idea of launching a business on the Internet. In 1999 he made the AutoWeb IPO lasting till the 2001 Nasdaq crash. Some years later started to reemerge and in 2015 he launched One Planet Ops. A new story, based on his personal learnings, began.
ebbf's 2016 annual report published : increased impact, learning and geographical spread
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Geneva ebbf breakfast notes: What is good journalism: and how can we help it flourish?
The small room in a corner at Sprüngli in Zürich Paradeplatz quickly filled up last Wednesday 5th of April early morning for the regular ebbf breakfast that took place there, the 6th in Zürich since it began last year.
26 young and young at heart gathered to listen to Alex Inchbald, painter in extreme settings, talking about creativity. He shared many thoughts that he gained from his research on the topic and his experience as painter, husband and father of two small children.
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Everybody has the capacity to be creative, and has his own way of being creative, which can take different forms and is unique in the world.
Our education system does not at all focus on creativity, but mostly on intellectual capacities, not on the inner world but mostly on the outer world. Does education kill creativity?
We are mostly focused through our five senses on the outer world, eventually even kept captive by these five senses.
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Detaching from the ego, concentrating on our inner essence and meditating helps one to attain inner peace. Inner peace enables creativity, which is endless and in this sense more related to a process than an outcome. It is a process that starts from our inner essence, which as Alex found in some research is in need of contributing and growing.
We all enjoyed the talk and many diverse contributions were made to the conversation on the topic. We all appreciated the time we had to connect or reconnect with new and old friends.
sneak preview of the video; here is the film of me painting in the snow; download the main concepts
#ebbfdiversity - keynoter Fateme Banishoeib on "Diversity is a burden"
ebbf annual conference speaker Fateme Banishoeib is a perfect living example of a multicultural background and she offers below an interesting angle on the theme of the event "How can ethical business build the future going beyond diversity?" .
She even just recently wrote a book "The Whisper" which you can find more about including a video introduction on her website here https://rnewb.com/the-whisper/ or even go and purchase her book here.
The way she introduces her book is "I became a scientist because I wanted to save lives and I wrote poetry to save myself. My book of poems, The Whisper, is a lyrical conversation I had with the tiny voice that I had ignored for years while I climbed the corporate ladder."
Here below is that Fateme had to share about the theme of the ebbf event.
"Diversity is a burden
We hear a lot about diversity. It became a buzz word. As we hear it and read it daily we might have the impression that is the holy solution to all our problems. Especially because it is presented as a source for innovation, increased performance, competitive advantage and creativity. This potential, however, is only accessible when we practice inclusion. Diversity alone is not enough. Diversity becomes a burden when not paired with inclusion, only when combined they become a competitive advantage. The real advantage comes for engaging into a conversation with the world that enables creativity, freedom and true sense of purpose.
We need to be aware and acknowledge the fact that for example in the workplace (and outside too) diverse teams face higher chances to get into conflict compared to more homogeneous or less diverse teams. By diverse I refer to different opinions, background, skills, values, beliefs and more.
Those conflicts get on our way to advance inclusion. It is not uncommon to associate negative meaning and even emotions or feelings to the word conflict. This is the result of our upbringing and evolution. As a result, we tend to suppress it by exercising power. Yet, I believe that we can find the resolution to conflict in the tension that generates from it. In so doing we become more inclusive.
A typical example is conflict arising from diversity of value system. To be able to overcome such a conflict we need to find a language to communicate and resolve. We need to have real conversations which means we must listen to all the voices that take part to the conversation. It is crucial we understand where our own core values and others' lay for engaging into a conversation. Only then we can think about our own motivation and needs and articulate them with a true voice, while remaining, at the same time, open to others' voice.
As we engage in these conversations we need to be aware that tapping only into our intellect, wont be enough to solve any conflict. I honestly do not buy any formula that prescribes us to leave the emotions out. First of all I do not believe that is possible and second I am truly convinced that instead we need to find ways to access them. The understanding of our emotions and the needs behind them helps us to engage in the creative process to find resolution. We need to find a common ground that integrates both the rational and emotional starting first with ourselves and then include others.
One tool we have to integrate both rational and emotional is writing. Through writing we can access our thoughts and emotions so that they do not remain unconscious. We know, and science has proven it, that beyond logic and reasoning, emotions and intuition are critical to what we do and how we make decisions, either we are aware of them or not. As we gain clarity and self-awareness around our emotions and thoughts, we learn how to self-manage ourselves. We understand more of what trigger us, what nurture us and by understanding more about ourselves we learn how to relate to others more effectively.
My motto is "Inclusion starts with self" this means that we need to start by being inclusive of our emotions without shaming or repressing them. By being inclusive of our own emotions and thoughts as of others is the key for meaningful conversations.
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#ebbfdiversity - annual conference speaker Arthur Dahl on Diversity from a systems perspective
Arthur Dahl is one of the speakers from over 15 countries who engaged with the diverse global audience during a recent international ebbf conference (more info on the event here) . He offers this article to introduce our understanding of diversity, main theme of the event.
"Diversity refers to the variety of different thing in an assemblage. We may use the metaphore of a beautify garden with many different varieties of flowers, with different colours and shapes adding to the visual interest. But is that enough? If it was just the gardener who planted them all side by side or in some aesthetic arrangement, how long would that beauty last? Over time, would some die out and others take over?
Suppose that you put in the same community people of a wide variety of races, cultures, languages and classes, all of whom though that they were from the superior group. What would that diversity contribute to efforts to build a sense of community? Quarrels and boycotts, or worse?
Imagine a zoo, with all kinds of animals in separate cages, fascinating to admire perhaps, but far from being a harmonious ecosystem and totally dependent on the zoo keepers for their survival.
Systems science can help to explain these phenomena. What is important in a complex system is not just the number of different entities and their distinct qualities, but how they interact. Will they simply fight until one comes out the winner? Or do they have a common purpose, with an organization that is more than the sum of the parts?
Fortunately we have examples from the natural world that can illustrate what is necessary beyond diversity. They show that diversity is the dynamic driver for greater systems complexity, integration, efficiency and resilience. Through long processes of evolution, and both individual and group selection, interactions are selected for that enhance the interrelationships beneficial for all concerned. The greater the number of potential interactions among diverse entities, the greater the capacity of the system to evolve higher levels of complexity.
In a coral reef ecosystem, full of life in the biological desert that is the tropical sea, it is the increasing cooperation among the thousands of species expressed in mutual assistance and symbioses that make such high levels of productivity possible. Corals themselves are already a community of colonial animals living in symbiosis with tiny algae inside of their tissues, fertilized with their wastes and producing much of their food. Among the many kinds of fish, each has a special role in the community. Damsel fish cultivate seaweeds in their garden for food. Parrot fish bite off chunks of coral, creating bare areas where the larvae of other corals can settle, increasing coral diversity. Clown fish attract predatory fish as food for their anemone. Cleaner fish pick parasites off the skin, teeth and gills of big predatory fish at cleaning stations. Everything has its place and function, and together they create one of the world's most diverse and productive ecosystems.
Unlike the present economic paradigm, where increasing productivity means keeping only the individually most productive and discarding the rest, on the coral reef, the gaps between the most productive are filled by slightly less productive forms, on down to the only marginally productive, because the sum total of all of these is far more than the most productive by itself, not to mention variations in productivity and comparative advantage under different conditions. Different life forms perform different services, all contributing to the overall productivity, resilience and well-being of the community as a whole.
We need to look at human diversity, both individually and its various collective forms, in the same way. Every human being has some capacity to contribute to the material, social, intellectual and spiritual wealth of the society, if we can discover and cultivate those qualities and find the right place in society for them. Our tragedy at the moment is that this rich human diversity, unaccompanied by values of justice, cooperation and reciprocity, can produce the negative reactions and phenomena we see today.
The Institute for Studies of Global Prosperity has described the systems perspective on diversity this way: "Much like the human body, the interdependent body of humanity is composed of diverse elements whose well-being can only be achieved through integration and coordination. No cell or organ lives apart from the human body, and the well-being of each derives from the well-being of the whole. At the same time, it is the unity and interdependence of the body's diverse cells and organs that permits the full realization of the distinctive capacities inherent in each. The organic unity suggested by this analogy does not imply uniformity. On the contrary, the diversity of the component parts of an organic body permits the full realization of its collective capacity. Within human societies, diversity is a source of inspiration, creativity, productivity, resilience, innovation, and adaptation. Only when diverse segments of society are able to contribute appropriately to the governance of human affairs, within a framework characterized by unity and integration, will real prosperity and well-being be achieved. Such unity can only be achieved, however, as justice becomes the guiding principle of governance at all levels. An essential expression of justice is the desire to ensure that every individual and group has the opportunity to develop their full potential in order to contribute to the betterment of society. A concern for justice is thus an indispensable compass in collective decision making. In the design and implementation of plans, programs, and policies, justice is the sole means by which unity of thought and action can be achieved and sustained among diverse peoples." (ISGP 2012)
Civilizations have always experienced rise and fall, and ours is no exception. But the decline of an old bankrupt system creates the opportunity to build a new one. Recent historical research by an avowed atheist has suggested that higher levels of ethnically-diverse civilization are catalysed by ethical values from religion, building trust among otherwise competing groups, increasing the level of altruism among leaders, and providing the foundation and energy for new levels of organization and efficiency (Turchin 2016).
Rethinking the economic system
This systems approach is beautifully illustrated in the recent message to the Bahá'í World from the Universal House of Justice, the supreme Bahá'í administrative body, dated 1 March 2017 (UHJ 2017), parts of which are summarized below. It starts by describing the social conditions today, in which the prolonged suffering of so many is evidence of deep-seated structural defects in society causing system failure. It makes the classic systems statement that the welfare of any segment of humanity is inextricably bound up with the welfare of the whole.
The dominant forces of materialism are in fact a negation of the systems perspective, glorifying the individual at the expense of collective welfare. This is obvious in beliefs that:
– happiness comes from constant acquisition,
– the more one has the better, and
– worry for the environment is for another day.
These seductive messages fuel an increasingly entrenched sense of personal entitlement, which uses the language of justice and rights to disguise self-interest. Indifference to the hardship experienced by others becomes commonplace. Entertainment and distracting amusements are voraciously consumed to cover up this reality. This enervating influence of materialism has seeped into every culture.
The message warns that:
– unless you strive to remain conscious of its effects, you may to one degree or another unwittingly adopt its ways of seeing the world;
– very young children absorb the norms of their surroundings;
– for junior youth, the call of materialism grows more insistent;
– adulthood brings a responsibility not to allow worldly pursuits to blind one's eyes to injustice and privation.
Conscious of this state of affairs, we need to see past the illusions that, at every stage of life, the world uses to pull our attention away from service (the systems perspective) and towards the self, and to manage our material affairs in keeping with spiritual principles and what systems science says is needed for integration.
How anti-systemic it is for each group to think of its own well-being in isolation, to pursue economic gain without regard for the natural environment, and to allow avarice and self-interest to prevail at the expense of the common good. The extremes of wealth and poverty in the world are becoming ever more untenable, with unconscionable quantities of wealth being amassed, while income and opportunity are spread so unevenly, deepening the fractures that affect societies large and small. These are clear signs of systems failure. The message states that there is no justification for continuing to perpetuate structures, rules, and systems that manifestly fail to serve the interests of all peoples.
Behind this systems failure is a moral failure, since morals, in a systemic perspective, can be considered the principles on which social systems are founded and which create their evolutionary potential. There is an inherent moral dimension to the generation, distribution, and utilization of wealth and resources.
The vision of Baha'u'llah highlighted in the message challenges the materialistic assumptions that self-interest, far from needing to be restrained, drives prosperity; that progress depends upon its expression through relentless competition; and that the worth of an individual is chiefly in terms of how much one can accumulate and how many goods one can consume relative to others.
What, then, are the systems requirements for a new economic paradigm capable of meeting the material and social needs of all people, leaving no one behind as the UN 2030 Agenda calls for? Wealth must serve humanity and be used in accordance with spiritual principles. "No light can compare with the light of justice. The establishment of order in the world and the tranquillity of the nations depend upon it." (Baha'u'llah)
The message calls for the reorganization of human society. Collective prosperity can be advanced through justice and generosity, collaboration and mutual assistance, qualities that are essential to integrated and productive human systems. Every choice we make—as employee or employer, producer or consumer, borrower or lender, benefactor or beneficiary—leaves a trace, and the moral duty to lead a coherent life demands that one's economic decisions be in accordance with lofty ideals, that the purity of one's aims be matched by the purity of one's actions to fulfil those aims.
At this ebbf event in particular, we each need to consider how we can make our own individual and collective contributions to economic justice and social progress wherever we reside. We have the responsibility to find ways of addressing the root causes of the poverty in our own surroundings.
Underlying this, we must acknowledge the spiritual reality of humanity, and the nobility inherent to every human being, one of ebbf's core values. Economic life is an arena for the expression of honesty, integrity, trustworthiness, generosity, and other qualities of the spirit. The individual is not merely a self-interested economic unit, striving to claim an ever-greater share of the world's material resources.
"Man's merit lieth in service and virtue, and not in the pageantry of wealth and riches." (Baha'u'llah)
"Dissipate not the wealth of your precious lives in the pursuit of evil and corrupt affection, nor let your endeavours be spent in promoting your personal interest." (Baha'u'llah)
By consecrating oneself to the service of others, one finds meaning and purpose in life and contributes to the upliftment of society itself, a complete systems frame of reference.
In this way, we raise economics out of the slough of materialism, and recognize the higher purpose of economic activity. We can see that ordinary economic activities have the potential to add to human welfare and prosperity.
"Every person must have an occupation, a trade or a craft, so that he may carry other people's burdens, and not himself be a burden to others." ('Abdu'l-Baha)
"Wealth is praiseworthy in the highest degree, if it is acquired by an individual's own efforts… in commerce, agriculture, art and industry, and if it be expended for philanthropic purposes." ('Abdu'l-Baha)
"Wealth is most commendable provided the entire population is wealthy." ('Abdu'l-Baha)
An important theme in the message is the need for learning based on practical action. We do not have a complete model of an alternative economic system, but only some spiritual principles that should be reflected in systems to emerge in the future. What we can do now is experiment, in our businesses, workplaces and communities, with alternatives to the present ways of doing things, and through action, reflection and consultation in a humble posture of learning, try to take some small steps towards a new vision of the economy.
I hope that, at the end of this event, you will go away with feelings of contentment and moderation, benevolence and fellow feeling, sacrifice and reliance on the divine will, as we work from the bottom up to transform the economy and society."
ISGP. 2012. Reflections on Governance. Institute for Studies in Global Prosperity, Bahá'í International Community. Bahá'í World Centre, Haifa, Israel, 21 July 2012. http://www.globalprosperity.org/documents/ISGP_Reflections_on_Governance.pdf
Turchin, Peter. 2016. Ultrasociety: How 10,000 Years of War Made Humans the Greatest Cooperators on Earth. Chaplin, Connecticut: Beresta Books.
UHJ. 2017. Universal House of Justice, To the Bahá'ís of the World, 1 March 2017. Bahá'í World Centre, Haifa.
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#ebbfdiversity presenter Gijs van de Fliert : Beyond Diversity – True Diversity
Eighteen years ago, a dialogue was held among the world's faith and the development community, hosted by the President of the World Bank and the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace. Its theme was about the "Creation of Spiritually Based Indicators for Development." A working group of the Bahá'í Faith prepared a concept paper for this dialogue, entitled "Valuing Spirituality in Development." [amongst them this ebbf event speaker Arthur Dahl]
The first principle in that paper was that of "Unity in Diversity" and it noted that the idea of developing spiritually based indicators for development was timely and to have spiritual values and principles seriously considered in the development arena. Now 18 years later much of the above dialogue outcome seemed to have been lost in the shovel. The paper asserted that to use spiritually based indicators, it must have its foundation in the application of universal spiritual principles.
The concept paper defines the concept of "Unity in Diversity" as a way of expressing the principle of the oneness of humanity. It further states:
"…Unity in diversity stands in contrast to uniformity. It cherishes the natural diversity of temperament and talents
#ebbfmember Henrik Mitsch exploring with ebbf members trust-based leadership relations for Mozilla
#ebbfmember Henrik Mitsch was looking for ideas to co-implement at Mozilla a new organizational and leadership structure based on trust rather than on old strict reporting lines.
He came to the ebbf community, interacted on this topic with the likes of Arthur Dahl, Sjoerd Luteyn and Daniel Truran on "Levels of Trust", on how these can be built, on the necessary processes and mindsets to implement them.
From that he came up with a "brain model" which was then presented at a Mozilla All Hands session in December.
It was remixed with other input and they arrived at the "Community Garden Metaphor".
You can see the outcome of this Mozilla sessions in this article here.
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They say box scores don't tell the whole story. Behind The Box Score is a new series where from time to time we will attempt to look behind the box score and tell more of the complete story of what happened in the game.
Basketball is a game of runs. That was certainly the case in this game. The Cavaliers jumped out to an early 18-point lead, but in the 2nd quarter the Knicks came all the way back. In previous seasons the Cavaliers might have folded up, but in this game the team dug in and pushed the lead back to 18 in the second half. The Knicks would close to within 13 again in the fourth quarter, but Kyrie Irving went back to work and the Cavaliers put the Knicks away for good.
For Kyrie, this game was hopefully a breakout game for him. After struggling for most of this season, Kyrie found himself facing one of his favorite teams to play, and he took advantage. He looked aggressive early, attacking the rim, pushing the tempo and looking to keep the offense engaged. This was one of his better games on defense as well. Hopefully this isn't a one night exception, but instead the start of Kyrie's return to All-Star form.
The Cavs have been an up and down team this year, but they find themselves now winners in four of their last five games and have really played pretty solid basketball in five of the last seven. It's probably no coincidence that five of the last seven games have been at home, and sure, the Knicks are a struggling basketball team right now. But the Cavs still deserve credit for fighting to turn this season around. If they can ever figure out how to bring the same effort on the road, things will really start to turn around.
Now let's get into the numbers…
- 25 – The Cavaliers had 25 assists as a team. That's not an enormous number, and in fact, the Knicks had more with 27. But it's the first time they've had more than 20 assists in a game since they had 28 in their double overtime win against the 76ers on November 9. The ball movement was excellent for most of this game. The only time the ball really stopped moving was in the second quarter with the Jack/Waiters/Bennett/Clark/Varejao lineup on the floor. The Cavaliers were pushing the tempo whenever they could and guys were being active off the ball, moving into scoring position for teammates to set them up with a good look.
- 37-11-1 – Kyrie Irving looked like the Kyrie of old tonight. Actually, he looked like an even improved overall player tonight. He led all scorers with 37 points on 14-23 shooting from the field, had 11 assists to just one turnover. He also had 0 fouls while limiting Raymond Felton to just six points and three assists. A lot has been said and written about Kyrie's leadership, attitude, etc. Yet really, the key for Kyrie is simply making his shots. Kyrie was 4-4 on layups, which is a huge improvement over his early season struggles. He was also 4-7 from three and 5-6 from the FT line. When Kyrie is able to make his layups and hit mid-range and outside shots like this, it just opens everything up for everyone. But even better was that Kyrie didn't have to do it by himself. Kyrie's 11 assists are a testament not only to his own unselfishness in this game, but also to his teammates who were working to get open and find scoring position when Kyrie was double teamed.
- 33 – The Cavaliers had 33 points in the 3rd quarter to really break this game open in the 2nd half. After leading 31-19 in the first quarter, the Cavaliers were outscored by the Knicks 26-17 in the 2nd quarter. The Cavs limped into halftime with just a 3-point edge. In Mike Brown's previous tenure with the Cavs, it was the 3rd quarter that often proved to be the team's undoing. But in this game, the team came out in the third quarter determined to reclaim their lead and to take the Knicks out of their momentum. Perhaps wary of seeing his 2nd unit give up the lead again, Mike Brown played his starters the entire quarter with the exception of Anderson Varejao, who played three and a half minutes to relieve Andrew Bynum. In the quarter the Cavs shot 65.2 percent from the field.
- 17 – Jarrett Jack is a perplexing player. He scored 17 points on 6-8 shooting from the field to lead the bench unit, yet he was also minus-13 for the game. He seemed to come with big shots when the team really needed them, yet the second unit that he currently leads just seems completely out of sorts on both ends of the court. Meanwhile, Dion Waiters shot just 2-6 from the field and committed four turnovers but was just minus-2 for the game. I'm not sure if that says more about the difference between Jack and Dion or about the +/- stat.
- 27 – There really aren't too many negatives to talk about for the Cavaliers in this game, but they did commit 15 team turnovers which led to 27 points for the Knicks. Twenty-two of those points off turnovers came in the first half, with 17 of them coming in that ugly second quarter. When the offense gets stagnant, the team gets predictable and careless with the basketball. If it wasn't for those turnovers, the Knicks wouldn't have come back in the first half and this game would have looked a lot worse for them.
- 22 to 5 – The Cavaliers enjoyed a 22-to-5 edge in free throw attempts in this game. Some might say this was the result of friendly home officiating, but those people probably didn't watch the game. The difference in free throws was the result of the Cavaliers' aggressiveness on offense in attacking the Knicks' defense. The Knicks certainly aren't known as a good defensive team, but the Cavs deserve credit for having a gameplan on how to attack it and executing that gameplan. On the other end of the floor, the Cavaliers did an excellent job stopping the Knicks offense at the point of attack and limiting their ability to get to the rim. The Cavaliers outscored the Knicks 48-36 in the paint and the Cavs allowed the Knicks to be content swinging the ball around the perimeter and settling for outside shots.
Overall, this was one of the most complete games the Cavaliers have played all season. They still weren't able to put together a full 4 quarter effort, but this is an improving mediocre team right now. It was important that they came out swinging in both the first and third quarters to put the Knicks in position of needing to muster a comeback. The Knicks were able to do it once, but the second time was just too much to overcome.
The Cavaliers have some really tough games on the horizon, but first they must travel to Orlando on Friday to play a struggling Magic team. This will be an important game for Cleveland. They need to figure out their road woes and they need to take advantage of playing against below-average teams when they get a chance. We'll see which version of the inconsistent Cavs shows up in Orlando.


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Neither, however I have howled like a wolf before..
You are pretty handy with tools, what is the most ambitious project you have taken on?Yea, I learned it all from my crafty dad. He's from the Czech Republic where he was raised to be competent in all types of trades. By far, it has to be my "Studio On Farm". It's a prefabricated building made of SIP's (Structural Insulated Panels) that sits on the back of our parcel here in Long Beach. With over 5 months of engineering/planning with NeoShed and The City before the unit was constructed, I went from a limited knowledge in building codes to now having a fine understanding of construction etiquette.
Planes, trains or automobiles?
All of the above. Each has it's own unique flavour ..
What are your most and least favorite words?
"Green" as in commercial jargon is the least and "Wonderful" is the most fav.
Do you listen to music when you work and if so what is most often playing?
MountainChill.com and Cotton Jones are my source of musical inspiration when I switch into editing/post production mode .. We like to support the mom n pop shops ..
If you could live anywhere else in the world where would it be?
It's really changed over the years. Tough to say right now, especially with a "child to be" in the mix, but it would have to be somewhere relative in terms of healthy business growth as well as strength of that city's educational system.
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I believe that moment is to come with our first child due in 6 weeks.
Do you have a favorite camera?
Of course, it's the trusted Mamiya 7 with her crisp 65mm and 80mm lenses.
Are there any artists that you especially like their work?
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One hundred players get the nod to advance to the second stage of the Playoffs and The Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston tees off on Friday. Danny Willett misses out as he defends his Omega European Masters title across the water on the European Tour. American PGA Tour players not qualified for the Ryder Cup will be looking to impress captain Davis Love for the remainder of The Playoffs in the hope of a wildcard pick.
Last year at TPC Boston saw an epic battle down the stretch between eventual winner Rickie Fowler - 29.00, and former winner Henrik Stenson - 19.00. The undoing of the latter was a club misjudgment combined with a gust of wind on the par 3 16th leaving him short and wet. This is a standout theme at TPC Boston - par 3s are troublesome and there are a lot of hazards in close proximity to many greens on the course.
The top of the market looks very strong this week but there are question marks about many of the big guns. Jason Day - 7.50 - has a two-way miss going from the tee. That won't work at TPC Boston despite some generous landing areas. Jordan Spieth - 13.00 - is inconsistent in his ball striking, while Rory McIlroy - 13.50 - is struggling on the greens. For me, this leaves plenty of the value towards the front of the market on defending champion Rickie Fowler who was brilliant at The Barclays until the back 9 on Sunday, and Adam Scott - 19.00, who gave his usual ball striking masterclass at Bethpage Black to earn a top 4 spot.
The course - TPC Boston
TPC Boston is a woodland style course playing just under 7,300 yards to a par 71. There is some room for manoeuvre off the tees but grassy mounds and fescue lined bunkering await the overly errant. Trouble lurks in close proximity to many greens: this comes mainly in the form of ponds and marsh land. When the wind blows it brings these hazards very much into play as Henrik Stenson will attest to, and this is why you will see some extremely weird scoring patterns looking down past Destsche Bank Championship leaderboards.
Nick Watney and Patrick Reed - 19.00 - are two notables to shoot in the 80s while bang in contention on what is generally a track that yields a lot of blue numbers. TPC Boston can play firm and fast too and according to reports it's been dry and sunny in the area. Greens are slick and those hot with the flat stick can go low as Billy Horschel and Chris Kirk - 151.0 - showed in 2014, but TPC Boston is predominantly a second shot track where controlled aggression pays off.
The par 5s are some of the best risk-reward holes you will see all year with the marsh on no.2 causing havoc to some scorecards. Nick Watney chalked up an 11 on this hole. The closing par 5 18th is easily reachable in two but come up short and find yourself in a grassy marsh, or miss left into no man's land where a redesigned catchment area leaves it almost impossible to get up and down. Many a 3rd shot will come back to your feet or go through the green into the deep bunker on the other side. Anything can happen down the stretch here.
Three from the pack
Brandt Snedeker - 51.00 or 11.00 - stands out at his price this week at a venue that suits. The short game specialist has improved his long game this year and currently sits 46th in strokes gained tee to green, and 23rd in strokes gained total. He told us at the Open Championship he'd been working on his short iron and wedge game with TrackMan after seeing the turnaround of Dustin Johnson from that range this year, and his figures look decent averaging circa 57th from 50-150 yards. Sneds is 28th in par breakers which is key at TPC Boston. He's recorded 3 top 6 finishes at the venue and was 3rd just two weeks ago at Wyndham.
Billy Horschel - 51.00 or 11.00 - recently mentioned in an interview that he likes the firmer conditions, and forecast is for "sunny and dry" this week. He showed us what he can do at TPC Boston with the flat stick in 2014 when tying 2nd just behind Chris Kirk, who holed even more. Horschel is of course renowned for his ball striking, ranking 23rd in strokes gained tee to green, so if it's no coincidence and he does in fact like the greens here at TPC Boston, he could prove great value. Billy is in first gear now with a T5 at the Wyndham followed by a T13 at Bethpage, where he contended for a time.
Last of the value best plays from the middle of the market is horse for the course Charley Hoffman - 81.00 or 17.00. Charley is showing progressive T25 - T13 finishes and closed out with a 67 at Bethpage so he looks to be hitting first gear ahead of one of his favourite haunts. Again, Charley is in the top 30 of the strokes gained tee to green stats and ranks 46th in proximity. He can be a birdie machine when he gets going, finishing the 2015 season 30th in par breakers.
TPC Boston though seems to bring out the best in him: The American won here back in 2010 and has recorded a handful of top 30s since. Last year he carded a 2nd round 63 to build-up a substantial lead at half way. Unfortunately, he fell ill on the Saturday and succumbed to a 76, but bounced back on the Sunday with another 67 to record a top 3 finish. Mid-sixties rounds are common place for Hoffman at TPC Boston and he actually bookended with rounds of 64 - 62 en route to his victory in 2010. He got over the line already this year so confidence will be high if he gets in contention again.


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I was supposed to continue my Manila retrospective this week, but the fact is that my week didn't really give me much time to write. I was simultaneously busy with work, busy meeting with friends, and then I had to deal with a flu, so by the end of the week – which was yesterday – I was bone-dry tired. I'd come from an afternoon out with family, and basically fell into my bed by the time I got back home. Slept for around nine hours, and it was glorious.
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Giridih, Sept. 20: District deputy collector (DCLR) Pawan Kumar today conceded that he was under constant threats from several parties ever since he unearthed the Giridih land scam.
The collector was talking exclusively to The Telegraph today. Kumar had recently unearthed a land scam involving some 631 acre in Sikrudih panchayat under Deori.
Be it leaders or bureaucrats or the land mafia every single party is targeting and threatening me. I have been asked to face the consequences because I revealed the truth to the media, said Kumar. Even my bosses are not happy with me. They are not treating me well, added the DCLR.
Kumar, who is the 18th DCLR of Giridih joined his office two months ago. Soon afterwards, the officer was taken aback to notice large irregularities in every land file.
One of his first assignments took him to Sikrudih panchayat to verify a plot.
There the villagers vent their ire on him for the glaring irregularities in the sale and purchase of land. They held him captive. At that time Kumar had assured the villagers that he would personally look into the matter.
Soon, Kumar discovered that Deori block officers, along with the circle in charge and the circle officer, had not only sold 631-acre of government (gair majrua khas) lands, but had also passed their mutation deeds (jamabandi).
The district registry office, too, played a vital role in the entire process. The officer also found proof of more such deeds of 30-odd acres.
Sources said the DCLR in his report to deputy commissioner Birendra Ram had recommended strict action against the karamchari, circle officer and circle in charge. However, the DC sought a final report from subdivisonal magistrate Iqbal Ansari and additional collector Gusai Urao before taking any actions. When the other two recommended the same the DC suspended the rajasaw karamchari and cancelled the jamabadi (deed) of the controversial 631acres.
But the circle officer and in charge continue to roam free, where many believe they, too, should have faced official inquiry.
I have done my job. Now, if the government does not do its duty, or if the district administration does not wake up to the emergency, the fate of the area would hang in balance, signed off Kumar. .


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Heartland and Abia Warriors have boosted their hopes of staying up in the Nigeria league top flight after crucial homes wins with several other clubs sucked into the relegation dog fight.
Mathematically, El Kanemi Warriors, Plateau United, Akwa United, Niger Tornadoes, Shooting Stars, MFM and Warri Wolves still not safe from the drop.
On Wednesday, Heartland saw off Niger Tornadoes 2-0 in Owerri, while Abia Warriors won the local derby against Enyimba 3-1.
Abia Warriors are out of the relegation pack, which already has taken down expelled Giwa FC and Ikorodu United with two rounds of matches to the end of the season.
They are now 14th on the table with 44 points from 34 matches.
On Sunday, they will be at title-chasing Rivers United, before they end their campaign at home against troubled Shooting Stars.
Heartland, on the other hand, are fighting to avoid relegation for the first time in their history.
Despite Wednesday win over Tornadoes, they are still stuck in 18th position on 40 points.
They host Kano Pillars on Sunday, before they play away at Plateau United on the final day of action.
Like their title chase, the relegation battle is still too close to call possibly till after the matches on Sunday.
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Question: Microscopic Colitis
|jstoonb - Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:49 pm
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So FINALLY I got diagnosed with microscopic colitis after almost a year of having diarrhea. This diagnosis came when biopsies from my flex sigmoidoscopy came back positive for the microscopic colitis.
I was prescribed Asacol.
I am finding whole tablets in my stool...... what does this mean and is there an alternative drug that I should be on instead?
|Dr. Chan Lowe - Sat Aug 04, 2007 11:00 pm
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Hi Jstoonb,
If you are still having diarrhea it is possible that the Asacol pills are traveling through the intestines too fast to dissolve and work well. It is likely that they are dissolving some but if you are consistently seeing whole tablets in your stool you should talk to your GI doctor.
You may need a different medication for a while until you are able to use the Asacol and have them dissolve.
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