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Fi Hostel
It is the friendliest place in Antakya, just for positive and friendly people. We provide all the information, support and fun needed to make your stay unforgettable. Fi Hostel located in the best and most traditional-historical neighborhood of Antakya, surrounded by good restaurants, cafes and bars with live music.
@FiHostel we don't have guests, WE HAVE FRIENDS.
#Fi Hostel is the home away from home for any urban traveller.
#Fi Hostel has a historic building located in the heart of the city center that was completely renovated between 2015 – 2016
The place for budget travellers to relax in comfort, meet people and have fun in Antakya!!!
We have a fully-equipped kitchen that you can use day or night, a large dining area, and a comfortable living room.
We have wireless internet connection throughout the hostel.
All rooms are fully – air conditioned!
They all have good-sized bunk beds with the sheets, pillows, blankets and lockers included in the price. Laundry facilities and towels are also available for a minimal additional fee.
We also have a brand new washing machine for you use (not free to use but affordable for sure )
Hatay Airport is 25 km away from the city center. The "Havas" bus runs from the airport hourly to the city centre for 12 Liras (4Euro), and takes around 35-40 minutes.
You can also use Dolmuş Taxis in order to get to the city center. Many dolmuş taxis wait
just in front of the airport and as soon as any four customers are gathered, the taxi heads
towards the city. The taxis charge approximately 15 liras per person. All in all, if you accept
to share the taxi with other passengers, taking a cab is preferable to Havaş as the taxi drops
you off in whichever part of the city you want to get out while Havaş only stops at specific
points. If you chose to come with "Havaş" bus, get off the bus in "Köprübaşı" stop. Cross the bridge. You will arrive to a pedestrian street which called "Saray Caddesi", walk through this street about 350m. You are in your home Fi Hostel.


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Yesterday, this blog passed a milestone of sorts. It reached 1,000,000 hits. While I don't know how many "unique visitors" have visited the blog, all I know is that I'm thankful for those that:
- read & share this blog w/ others
- comment and engage in conversation
- pray for me, my family, & ministry
- contributed to the vision of One Day's Wages
- and – generally – journeyed with me.
It still amazes me how many folks I've randomly met through my travels that walk up and say, "Thanks for your blog." Well, thank y'all for reading my vomitaceous reflections of this one person seeking understanding in God's larger narrative.
I started blogging regularly in the summer of 2006 and am thankful for the blog's wide, diverse, and growing "audience" and community. My blogging covers numerous topics including Christianity, Religion, Justice Issues, Non-Profits, Global Poverty, Technology, Social Media, Culture, Current News, Politics, Humor, and everything in between.
If you haven't read this already, here are the reasons WHY I BLOG.
People often ask me, "How I blog?"
I have two guiding principle in blogging: Topical Tiers & Time.
I have three Tiers of Topics:
- Faith, Christianity, Leadership, Ministry, Social Justice
- Cultural Exegesis (incl. Pop Culture, Politics, Music, Films, Technology), Social Media, Humanitarian Efforts
- Family and Random Stuff
So, I know that most folks read my blog regularly because of Tier 1 and the majority of my writing focuses on those topics. However, I think it's good and healthy to write about other stuff so Tier 2 focuses on other things I enjoy and care about. Even though I'm a pastor, my interests go beyond what others assume pastors only care about. And while I'm discerningly guarded about Tier 3, I also enjoy sharing about my family life, dreams and struggles, and the occasional awkward expression of my humor.
Asides from topical tiers, my blogging has a TIME rhythm. I attempt to blog nearly every day except Sunday. Because time is an important commodity in my life and there are other things that demand my attention and affection, I give myself "time limits" on my blogging. If I write six entries a week, I devote 1 hour to one post, 30 minutes to 2 posts, 15 minutes to 3 posts, and the occasional post that just takes 5-10 minutes. Interestingly, I've learned to write very quickly! And while I read every single comment, I probably respond to a handful of comments. While I like to stay engaged, I find that what I very much enjoy is setting the table…and seeing who comes to eat and the conversation/dialogue that takes place.
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It a give and take situation. Dredging and storm take alot of spots ways only leaving a few. In the summers we are all put in one spot to battle it out for small waves . Then when fall comes we are still in that mentality unil most of us get back to out off season groove.
I tend to surf the same spots in the summer but once fall comes I tend to hop around surfing spots from AC to CM . It just depends where I am at and what time i gotta be at work and what day it is.
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jenks was good,but the after-school crowd and the 'locals' attitude and all,so i have to be totally desperate,but sometimes,like manasquan,it's the only game in town,so i go,get my waves,get out,puke,and go home.not fun,but gets my fix
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because i'm a beachbreak surfer,but when it sucks there at a certain point i have to surf a more quality wave and surf in the crowd,and it makes me sick
Yes its really wierd how people congregate. Force of habit I think! Just like everyone gets up late and shows up at the beach at 10am when me and a few lucky ones were the early birds and got the worm. Sometimes its fun to surf with my buds or the tourists for the stoke especially if the girls are out but for the most part I'd rather have my own peak or share with just a few. Winter surf is when its actually nice to see someone one else out there.


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Provocative and timely: A pioneering neurocriminologist introduces the latest biological research into the causes of - and potential cures for - criminal behavior.
A leading criminologist who specializes in the neuroscience behind criminal behavior, Adrian Raine introduces a wide range of new scientific research into the origins and nature of violence and criminal behavior. He explains how impairments to areas of the brain that control our ability to experience fear, make decisions, and feel empathy can make us more likely to engage in criminal behavior. He applies this new understanding of the criminal mind to some of the most well-known criminals in history. And he clearly delineates the pressing considerations this research demands: What are its implications for our criminal justice system? Should we condemn and punish individuals who have little no control over their behavior? Should we act preemptively with people who exhibit strong biological predispositions to becoming dangerous criminals? These are among the thorny issues we can no longer ignore as our understanding of criminal behavior grows.
"Violence comes in many varieties. Poverty and political persecution are good examples of violence, but so are mass killings and rape. Adrian Raine has spent decades investigating the latter variety. His book is an exhaustive, unvarnished survey of what is known about the neurobiological correlates of physical violence. It is deeply informative and it makes for disquieting reading. It wisely refrains from claiming a single cause for the problem or advocating a single solution. It is an indispensable reference." (Antonio Damasio, David Dornsife Professor of Neuroscience, and Director, Brain and Creativity Institute, University of Southern California, Author of Descartes' Error and Self Comes to Mind)
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Interesting Book the Roots of Abnormal Behavior
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Excellent book on the Neuroscience of Violence!
Yes - only because reading a book like this may bring on napping whereas listening to this book on the road made it easy to follow.
Probably "The Wisdom of Psychopaths" by Kevin Dutton. Raine's "Anatomy of Violence" was clearly more exhaustive; however "Wisdom of Psychopaths" was an easier read. Both books do an excellent job reviewing psychopathy and disorders in the brain.
He was the narrator and did not perform any characters.
Yes - Raine provided a case where a large African American man broke into a young Caucasian woman's apartment and brutally raped her repeatedly, beat her to a pulp, and then slit her throat. It was extremely graphic and made me feel dirty; however the questions posed by the case and the points Raine was trying to make really stuck with me.
Excellent and exhaustive look at the neuroscience of violence! Raine did an incredible job compiling his research, along with others in the field, and presenting it in a reasonable and topical format.
"The Anatomy of Violence" spends a majority of the time examining aspects and structures of the brain that are correlated with violence; however Raine takes it a step further to examine the heart, sweat glands, and other minor organs of offenders to look for correlations and patterns.
Raine also spends time looking at socio-economic factors and family influences to finally bridge the gap of the "nature vs. nurture" debate. Most of his examples and case studies were well picked and referenced to illustrate many of his points.
The only low point of the book was when he offers a hypothetical world and society in 2034. I'm not a fan of hypothetical's, but Raine did a great job using the hypothetical "future" to address philosophical and ethical questions to the reader. I've rarely read other non-fiction works that pose questions back to the reader, so I found this very engaging and impressive.
Pros: Comprehensive and organized look at the external and internal forces that produce violence in humans.
Cons: More case studies and criminal interviews would've been nice, but there were no major cons.
Bottom line: Excellent for anyone interested in crime and how alterations in the brain can affect behavior.
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Microsoft has offered a $15 upgrade if you buy a P between June 2, 2012 and January 31, 2013. This will upgrade your computer to Windows 8 Pro. Here is a nice summary (from Jared Newman of PD World) of FAQs with details on the requirements to qualify for the upgrade and what it entails
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Here in Iowa the end of June was a rough patch for Republican politics, depending what type of Republican you are. Depending on what kind of Republican you are is the question.
We all heard in the news how South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford let loved ones and voters down with his Argentina adultery. Hit number 1. Sanford immediately resigned from his leadership role in the Republican Governor's Association, which made Governor Haley Barbour as the new RGA leader all the more seemingly relevant to Iowans due to his speech last Thursday.
Disappointingly it was in Barbour's "rising star" speech where he strategized a sellout approach to embrace a pro choice candidate if need be for election winning sake. Hit number 2. If you're going to compromise why just stop there. Why not have "all the way to Argentina guts" to go with it? Nixon had these type of guts too. Nixon had the type guts where you say no to the still small voice of your conscience and deny it. Watergate ruined him when he compromised. Nixon was a Republican.
Then when our government passed the largest tax increase ever in our nation's history the beloved USA Today newspaper couldn't find the space to report this groundbreaking news. No doubt Michael Jackson is fascinating , but this ridiculous omission and others like it is hit number 3.
Notice I used the term adultery over affair, sellout over opinion and ridiculous omission instead of oversight. It is because words mean thing. They always have, always will. The soft serve ice cream sugar coated word approach is detrimental to the party and all voters. Let's admit it nice words or not. The Republican Party is indeed in identity crisis mode.
Look up any political site on the internet and you will find an article how the Republican party is experiencing an identity crisis. The more the media puts the idea out there that the Republican Party is out of touch and unpopular, the more it seems to becomes out of touch and unpopular.
The identity crisis seems to be turning into a survival state of paranoia, which is probably the second to last stage before going crazy. Many in the party like Barbour are advocating to become more left to the middle ground in hopes to gain approval in the form of votes.
Others still hold fast to the party of Lincoln and Reagan hoping that the best of the party has offered will someday soon be recognized again. It's not the same party for these two groups, nor should the same name describe the two accurately any longer.
There are regular go with the flow Republicans and those who wish to reclaim their roots and rebuild the conservative base. There are also those inbetween. Which are you?
Start thinking about this because it's the fourth of July tomorrow and means Tea Parties across the nation. Elections are coming and the Republican Party is in an identity crisis. Time to use big boy words.
Here In Iowa, Dave Davidson
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HIT LIST Issue 5 Cover by DrewEdwardJohnsonWatch
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My newest cover for the fifth issue of Zenescope Entertainment's new crime book, HIT LIST. I penciled it with a .03 2H lead, which drove me crazy. Couldn't find my regular pencil. It was drawn on 11x17 Bristol board and inked with copic, micron and Sharpie markers. This is my last go-round with Sharpies, though, thanks to new knowledge provided by David Hahn and Ray Snyder. This is the last cover for the HIT LIST mini-series, and I've sure enjoyed working on it.


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A United Nations medical worker who was infected with Ebola in Liberia has died despite "intensive medical procedures," a German hospital sa…
The U.S. nurse infected with Ebola says in a statement that she's "doing well," and her hospital remains optimistic about her recovery.
Kansas Senator Pat Roberts today called for the President to finally take a proactive leadership role in battling the Ebola crisis .
So what's the costume flap of the year? It might just be Ebola, as in Ebola zombies, sexy Ebola patients and faux protective gear.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, are donating $25 million to the CDC Foundation to help address the Ebola epidemic…
Centura Health and Hays Medical Center plan to become co-owners of St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center in Great Bend.
Senator Pat Roberts talks about ISIS and Ebola.
New Jersey officials have issued a mandatory quarantine order for members of an NBC crew that was exposed to a cameraman with Ebola.
They drew his blood, put tubes down his throat and wiped up his diarrhea. They analyzed his urine and wiped saliva from his lips, even after…
University of Kansas Hospital officials say preliminary tests show a patient with Ebola-like symptoms does not have the deadly disease.
The personal protective equipment health workers wear while treating an Ebola patient must be donned and removed a specific way.
The government is telling the nation's hospitals to "think Ebola."
The idea that all U.S. hospitals may not be able to safely treat Ebola patients seemed to find more acceptance Monday.
Seven hundred soldiers from Fort Campbell are training for the battle against Ebola.
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I love it. I've seen the drip mechanism that sits over the cup. I know it's can take sweetened condensed milk.
What I don't know is what's really going on. What's the name of the drip thing that sits on the cup? Is this how it's always made, or is it at all possible to make larger quantities at a time for a group? Where can I buy them?
What kind of coffee bean is used? What kind of roast? What kind of grind? Or is it pre-ground? Can I use regular coffee, or is it special for Vietnamese coffee (I assume it is)?
Is there any specific condensed milk that's better than the others? Is extra sugar added (it is awfully sweet)? What's the proper ratio of coffee to milk (to sugar)?
What are the proportions/process for ICED Vietnamese coffee?
And finally, in what way, if any, is this different from Thai iced coffee?
Any further comments on Thai iced tea (what kind of tea is it,etc.) is also appreciated.
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This event is 18 and over
Smallpools are about to take your whole summer over. Arriving on the scene like the perfect middle point between the sunny electronics of Foster The People and the solar-powered vocals of Fun, their debut single "Dreaming" offers synths straight out of Passion Pit's playbook and hooks that would make Dr. Luke jealous. "Dreaming" is alt radio gold with extreme crossover potential, the kind of song that only comes along a few times a year, and rarely on a debut single.
They're from LA because of course they are - songwriting like this doesn't occur naturally anywhere else - and are produced by none other than our dudes Captain Cuts, who we've been saying are only one hit away from global pop domination for about 18 months now. Well, all we can say is it looks like they found their hit.
A lot goes into the dusky alt-folk of Los Angeles' Nightmare & The Cat, namely the talents of siblings Samuel and Django Stewart formerly of British cult favorites Blondelle and The Midnight Squires respectively. The full, warm sound of their debut EP, due out on July 12, is bolstered by veteran producers Dan Burns (Surfer Blood, Andrew W.K.) and Grammy-winner Glen Ballard (Alanis Morissette).
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Daphne LaPointe
Hi, I am a seasoned VO artist (since 1995) and On-camera talent, as well as professional writer and editor.
My voice is:
- Warm, clear and deep for narrations
- Fun, light, and inviting for commercials
- Smooth, clear, professional, & engaging for presentations, etc.
I am known for my:
- Spot-on accuracy (no direction needed) and vocal clarity
- Vocal warmth which engages the listener
- Versatility
- Easy, comfortable, yet professional manner
- Clean audio (excellent audio quality)
- Quick turnarounds
I specialize in:
- eLearning/Training audio
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English (North American), English
North American, US South (Deep South, Dixie, Delta)
Middle Aged, Young Adult
Special Skills
Audiobooks, Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Jingles, Music, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television
I started out in this business by writing, producing, and hosting my own medical cable TV show when I was a hospital administrator in Houston, TX. From there I started doing voiceovers and commercials, and hosting events. Four years ago, I left my corporate VP job (sales & marketing) to do voiceovers full-time, specializing in eLearning and commercials. I am currently recording an ongoing series for Exxon, as well as Owens-Corning and continue to work for a host of other clients as well, including Pepsico and the United Nations, to name a few. My voiceover portfolio includes work for over a hundred major corporations and organizations. My diverse educational and corporate background, as well as strong healthcare/medical and technical background enables me to comfortably and accurately cold-read a wide array of scripts.
MBA – University of Phoenix
BS – University of Pittsburgh
I was in corporate America for nearly 20 years in various key sales, marketing, and business development capacities, spanning several industries and states, with a focus in healthcare. At the same time, I forged a career in Voiceovers & On-camera work, starting in 1995 (full-time since 2007). I am also a professional writer, published author, musician/jazz singer, lyricist, composer, and publisher through my company, Be the Light.
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Cubase, M-audio Fast Trak Pro
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I offer copywriting services.
I offer translation services.
I can deliver edited and finished voice tracks.
I offer voice direction services.
I offer radio ad production services.
I have a music library and can add music to any project.
I can add special effects to any project.
I am a professional jazz vocalist, and I also write lyrics, compose music, and create jingles.
Daphne has a crystal clear, warm and engaging voice that our clients and their customers really respond to! She is also highly intelligent, so she gets the essence of a script and accurately conveys it on the first read. What we love most about Daphne however, is how kind, sweet, and joyful she is - truly a delight to know and work with and the consummate professional. We highly recommend Daphne for your project!Media Post
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2007 Saturn Aura Green Line
The gasoline version of the 2007 Saturn Aura impressed automotive journalists so much that the car won this year's title of North American Car of the Year. Now it's going green. Making use of the same Belt Alternator System hybrid-lite technology that we first saw in the Vue Green Line last year, the 2007 Aura Green Line is the second hybrid from Saturn, which promotes it as the cheapest hybrid car on the market. In keeping with this mission, there are precious few frills on the Aura Green Line: a basic, easy-to-use stereo and an off-board navigation service constitute the sum of its gadgetry. While its hybrid drive train may not be as sophisticated as that of other manufacturers, the Saturn Aura Green Line does succeed in its mission of delivering significantly improved gas mileage over its award-winning gasoline counterpart.
Test the tech: OnStar off-base
One of the few digital highlights of our 2007 Saturn Aura Green Line was GM's OnStar telematics system, which on our test vehicle included the Connections and Directions turn-by-turn navigation service. Unlike LCD-based systems, OnStar's in-car navigation delivers automated voice-guided directions and text-based information to the car's in-dash display. We resolved to test OnStar to the point of breaking by requesting directions and then willfully disobeying its guidance. To set one's destination via OnStar, the driver has to press the blue OnStar button, which connects to a real, live OnStar representative (GM recently announced a partnership with MapQuest to enable drivers to send routes directly from a computer to the car, cutting out this step, but we like the human touch).
Our Saturn Aura Green Line was equipped with GM's OnStar navigation service.
Being immediately connected to the OnStar rep, we told her that we needed to get to Tehama Street, a small, back alley near CNET's headquarters in San Francisco. This is where the first of our journey's problems began. According to the nice lady, OnStar was experiencing technical difficulties due to a disruption to its cellular network coverage. As such, the system was unable to send out the text data that we would need for our journey. (Interestingly, we experienced a similar outage the last time that we tried to use the service in our review of the 2007 Chevy HHR in June).
The OnStar rep told us that this kind of outage happened from time to time, and that there was a workaround: she would read out a list of the turn-by-turn directions, which we could record and play back to ourselves throughout the journey. We could activate playback by pressing the phone button and saying "Adviser playback." This would then give us the option of hearing the list of directions either from the start or from our last position. It sounded like a reasonable alternative--unless we took a wrong turn, in which case all subsequent directions would be wrong, and we would have to start the process over again by calling in to OnStar for new directions.
We set out north on St Joseph's Drive but soon lost our way.
Steeled with optimism, we resolved to give it a go. Starting out from St Joseph's Drive (see map) we were told by the recorded voice to "continue north to Geary Boulevard and turn right." We pulled off, drove north on St Joseph's, came to a T-junction, and turned right at what we thought must be Geary Boulevard. Alas, it was not. We had found ourselves on O'Farrell Street, and with no means of recalculating the route, we were left to our own devices to find our way to the destination. Rather than call back, we opened the glove box and pulled out a map.
In the cabin
The interior of the 2007 Saturn Aura hybrid is fitting for a car that promotes itself as "the lowest priced hybrid on the market." In contrast to other hybrids, the Aura's cabin is conspicuously low tech with very few obvious gadgets to play with. Interior materials are plain but tasteful: beneath the black plastic cowl, the Aura features a strip of metallic, matte plastic trim, which brings some welcome brightness to the dash. As we found in the gasoline-only Aura, fit and finish are less pleasing to the eye, and the misalignment between the door panels and the dash sill in our test car was particularly noticeable.
As we have observed in the past, there is more to GM's factory-installed stereos than meets the eye. We found the same with the Aura Hybrid. While the car's standard (and only available) stereo looks like it might struggle to read compact discs, it is in fact a surprisingly sophisticated digital audio player with the ability to play and index MP3 and WMA discs. Despite its simple dot-matrix display, the Aura's stereo shows full ID3 tag information for folder, artist, and song title with more than 20 characters visible at one time. Moreover, when playing compressed-audio-format discs, a soft button enables drivers to index all the songs on a disc by sorting the ID3 tag information into an alphabetized list for albums and artists. With the five-minute sort process complete, drivers have a very intuitive and easy-to-use means of navigating dozens of songs on their homemade discs.
The Aura Green Line's standard stereo comes with a sophisticated ID3 tag sorting feature.


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About: Royal Surrey County Hospital Royal Surrey County Hospital Guildford GU2 7XX
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I was sent to Royal Surrey with my daughter as our local hospital didn't provide the service in paediatric surgery so we had no idea what to expect. We were really impressed right from the moment we got there. Everyone was warm, friendly and incredibly communicative. My daughter's case was thoroughly reviewed and we had all the necessary tests to diagnose the appropriate course of treatment. I stayed overnight with her in the hospital and this was made so much easier because the staff were so warm and supportive. The cleanliness is amazing compared to our local services and every time a nurse came over to us they used antiseptic to clean their hands first. The paediatric team were outstanding despite having a busy admissions night. The surgical team communicated clearly and with empathy which meant you felt at ease in the process and confident in the decisions being made. Everyone involved spoke to my daughter (9) in a kind, considerate and careful manner which gave her understanding and helped her feel empowered and involved in her care. Really impressed and very grateful.
Response from Royal Surrey County Hospital 3 years ago
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And you just want to burn everything (in the metaphorical sense of course - to burn is to destroy leaving no trace) that's gone before, all of your memories, and mistakes, and all of the mementos, both physical and mental, that we carry through life - taking only the good thoughts with you as a keepsake - and starting all over again.
The album's title - Burn The Maps - comes from the sentiment behind this song too.
According to Glen "sometimes in life, to get anywhere, you have to burn the maps that showed you the way there, and just become lost again."
To just start all over again with no history or memories of how you got to the mess you're in now.
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In America it is actually quite hard to find a good decent friend. Everyone, it seems strays down a bad path one way or another. That path is hard to get off of. I myself have been on many bad paths. I was homeless, I had been beaten, and anyone I trusted seemed to be ready to put that knife in my back. My husband is the first person I have actually ever really trusted in my life. I feel close to him and he's the only person who could make the problems and the world seem right just by holding me. He would protect me from everyone, even my friends. I know how my husband sees my personality. He says I am overly trusting and can't turn my back on anyone. He feels weary of it because when we dated and I lived alone I would bring complete strangers sitting on the side of the street into my home to give them a meal. But being homeless at a young age opens your heart up to others. Opening my heart up led to lots of mistakes. This is a writing about my friends, people I met along my life. Good people and bad. It serves as a warning on life in America. It's hard to be a good person to be a trusting person when there are snakes everywhere. (figuratively speaking not literally.)
I cut ties with her recently. She had cheated on her husband multiple times and she's pregnant a second time by someone who is not her husband. We grew up together. We played on the playground and were really close. I cut ties with her because of what she said to her mother who had cancer. She publicly humiliated her during her birthday party. The stuff April said to her mother revealed her mom's bad habits and sex life. Her mother's cancer was in the advanced stages. She died March 13.
Blaine (EX BOYFRIEND)
Blaine was the first man I ever trusted. He was kind, gentle, sweet. He loved his Pomeranian dog more than anything. He also taught me how to play video games. We lived together with another friend from high school, his sister, and his parents. We were young and stupid. We spent most of the days caring for his 11 dogs. We were dog breeders. Legit dog breeders not puppy mills. All the dogs were spoiled pampered brats. Then one day FBI showed up at the door and he was arrested for child pornography. We don't talk anymore. His family is convinced he's innocent but I don't know the truth. I felt a major betrayal. He never seemed like the type.
Keimei (Japanese American I dated for three months)
We were actually quite close. Then one day I got a call from his cellphone from another girl saying she was in a hotel room and wanted to know who I was. I told her the truth and told her she could keep him.
James (high school)
In highschool as I sat my purse down to work on my algebra he put his cigarettes in my purse because he knew the principal was going search him. He left them half way hanging from my purse and the principal saw them and called on me. It was very embarrassing. Thankfully, I am allergic to cigarettes. Just breathing smoke shuts down my lungs. My mom explained my allergy and how she knew 100% that they weren't mine. James approached me latter and apologized for what he did. We cut ties after he got my friend Brandy pregnant and ran.
Ashley. (high school)
We were friends all the way up to Junior year in high school. When she got on drugs I did all I could to stop her. She tried to skip class one day and I found her outside, threw her over my shoulder like a sack of potatoes and carried her into class with her having a temper tantrum. She punched me in the face, but I didn't hit back. Needless to say I told her off about how she was wasting her education and as she stormed out other class mates actually told me I did a good job trying to help.
I remember when James got her pregnant in high school. Lots of girls (who liked James) called her a liar and cornered her in the bathroom. I tried to protect her and fended the girls off til she got by. She to this day takes care of her daughter alone. James isn't in his child's life. Brandy is a good mom.
Shes my neighbor and is a Mormon. She is always praying and is a good mother and wife. She is a positive role model and the only person I ever trusted to watch my one year old.
Anthony (my husband)
He's my very best friend. He's supports everything I do and when I cry he can fix it just by holding me. He is really good to me.
Most of the time you will find bad friends instead of good ones. You'll have many people who will use you or step on you. Finding genuine friends is actually quite difficult in America.


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Countless Americans will walk into church Sunday with little concern that millions of American children have inadequate education. We will be concerned about our own spiritual health and the education of our children, and we will forget that Christ-centered spiritual health is rooted in love of God and others.
The United States simply does not provide consistent, quality education to people living in poverty or low-income areas. Statistics "point to one sure thing," says Rassoul Dastmozd, president of Saint Paul College in Minnesota, "there is still great disparity in education," with "most of the disparity derived from poverty."
Children growing up in poverty or in low-income situations face a number of educational challenges which have nothing to do with the quality of their schools.
"Families who live in poverty face disadvantages that can hinder their children's development in many ways," according to The Future of Children's summary of a work by Greg Duncan, Katherine Magnuson, and Elizabeth Votruba-Drzal. "As they struggle to get by economically, and as they cope with substandard housing, unsafe neighborhoods, and inadequate schools, poor families experience more stress in their daily lives than more affluent families do, with a host of psychological and developmental consequences."
A quality public education system would seek to mitigate those disadvantages, but that is not happening. "While some young Americans — most of them white and affluent — are getting a truly world-class education, those who attend schools in high poverty neighborhoods are getting an education that more closely approximates school in developing nations," according to a 2013 report of the U.S. Department of Education's Equity and Excellence Commission.
Income levels explain part of the educational discrepancy, but race and ethnicity also play a role. U.S. News & World Report noted last year that education in the United States is "still separate and unequal."
On average, schools serving more minority populations have less-experienced, lower-paid teachers who are less likely to be certified. A report from the Center for American Progress found that a 10 percentage point increase in students of color at a school is associated with a decrease in per-pupil spending of $75.
Disparities in course offerings mean students of color have fewer opportunities to challenge themselves with more difficult courses — the type of courses needed to prepare for a four-year college degree or for a high-paying career….
This inequity is not just cause for alarm at the personal level; it has broader societal and national implications. "With the highest poverty rate in the developed world, amplified by the inadequate education received by many children in low-income schools, the United States is threatening its own future," the Equity and Excellence Commission stated.
There is a disparity of prosperity and expectations for future economic well-being in the United States that seems of little concern to many Christians whose children have access to greater educational resources. Some Christian parents with consistent, dependable, adequate income work hard to provide every advantage to their own children while seemingly caring little for the children of the less advantaged.
It simply is hard to imagine Jesus having a similarly callous attitude. It is hard to imagine because all evidence of Scripture describes him as deeply burdened by the plights of the poor and suffering.


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Expert mode was insane but definitely not impossible. took me 217 deaths to do it.
Second part of the walrus fight just try to doge the flashing bullets and not the regular ones, there's too much to pay attention to. But It IS possible!
Overall a really enjoyable game, Loved the randomness of the giraffe and the additional rockets each time made me laugh. More insane weapons and add ons for cutscenes please XD
I wish it waas a little longer with maybe a bonus stage for finishing expert mode as it was sooo difficult to beat! but great work jmtb02, this is now one of my favorite games here on NG~
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Glacier Point - July 2014
Again, our club's annual trek to Glacier Point was a great success. Friday night we had somewhere around 50-70 people along with some fairly decent weather. The ranger gave us a very nice introduction followed by Bill with his pre-observing presentation. We all stayed out until around midnight. The first night we had: Jeff, Terry and his brother, Seth, Miguel and his wife, Ron, Jeff Young, Bill Seiler and Chris Wandke.
After lunch on Saturday I snuck into my tent for a well deserved nap. Somewhere around 3:00 I woke to the pitter-pat of rain on my tent and thunder in the distance. It wasn't a hard rain, just a continuous light rain until about 5:00. Fortunately, no one got flooded out. Jeff and Bill took off to Glacier Point to do a little recce. The report was clearing weather, so we got all loaded up again and off we went.
Craig and Jeff Young left earlier in the day so we had a couple less scopes. That worked out alright, though, since we had a pretty small turnout (20 or so) due to the earlier rain. Still, the weather continued to clear until about 11:00.
There was one fellow from Bakersfield, Xavier Grijalva, who was doing time lapse photography. He posted it on YouTube and sent me back the link. Here it is - I think you'll enjoy his work.
Next up is CalStar in September and then Nightfall at Borrego Springs in October.
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The good news for Cleveland fans still recovering from months of NFL draft speculation is that the NBA draft is just a month away on June 26.
The bad news is that with the top pick secured in last night's draft lottery, the speculation and draft talk will be pretty intense for the duration.
The morning after the lottery, ESPN's Jeff Goodman reports that the Cavaliers have an early favorite—7-foot Kansas center Joel Embiid.
"Sources told ESPN.com that Embiid is the early frontrunner for the top pick as long as his back is OK when the team's medical personnel is able to get an in-depth look at him in the coming weeks."
Meanwhile, Jason Lloyd of the Beacon Journal reports that the Cavs have had Duke forward Jabari Parker at the top of their board most of the season.
In case you're wondering, Jabari Parker has been at the top of #Cavs draft board much of the season.
— Jason Lloyd (@JasonLloydABJ) May 21, 2014
And just so we have complete confusion, Chad Ford reports in his mock draft this morning that the Cavaliers will select Andrew Wiggins of Kansas.
"However, my sources in Cleveland indicate Wiggins is the likelier choice at this early stage. They feel he has the most long-term potential, helps them defensively right out of the gate, and can replace Dion Waiters in the starting lineup while adding character to the team."
There. Glad we cleared that up.
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Heading South Reviews
August 30, 2009
Displays an almost Fassbinder-like sensitivity to emotional shifts in power
April 23, 2009
A trio of middle-aged white women from different backgrounds relish the tropical pleasures of '70s era Haiti, which includes local teenage gigolos, in writer/director Laurent Cantet's problematic filmic adaptation of three short stories by Dany Laferriere
Full Review | Original Score: B-
June 9, 2008
What Heading South says through careful omission or brief allusion is often more interesting than what it says on the clunky surface.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
April 18, 2008
Erotic drama that probes lust, a police state and exploitation in the idyllic sunny climes of Haiti.
Full Review | Original Score: A-
March 26, 2008
It also boasts another rich performance by Charlotte Rampling who continues to grow more interesting as an actress.
September 1, 2007
The pretext that sustains this provocative and intelligent French drama - that women can be sex tourists too - provides enough rope for anyone given to feminist and post-colonial analysis to tie themselves in knots.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
March 22, 2007
Una pel�cula l�cida y algo desconcertante sobre los deseos y fantas�as de un tr�o de mujeres en vacaciones, con el trasfondo de la dura realidad haitiana del r�gimen de Duvalier.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
March 1, 2007
The film triumphs as a prism for intimate, personal truths.
February 4, 2007
This fascinating flick, using physical desire as a metaphor, examines political problems plaguing Haiti in the Seventies while simultaneously exploring pleasure purely from an older woman's point-of-view.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
January 28, 2007
an intense experience
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
January 4, 2007
While an important message is at the movie's core, Cantet just can't find a way to make us care.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
December 14, 2006
Hot sex in the Haitian sun is the main thrust of Laurent Cantet's Heading South, but melancholy and loneliness are the film's key emotions.
November 30, 2006
... a shot of reality disguised as an umbrella drink, and is as uncomfortable an experience as having sand stuck in your swimming suit.
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November 30, 2006
Okay, we'll admit that the ideal of being fawned over and adored by half-dressed men has some appeal, but this movie doesn't... sex in paradise shouldn't be this uninteresting.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
November 30, 2006
Heading South opens up a fascinating world of complexities, some of which are there on the screen although others open up only once the horizon line moves past the screen's edge.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
October 19, 2006
"Heading South" is more of a middling film precisely because it is so obviously tackling an issue and making a statement. As a result, the characters and the story suffer.
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October 19, 2006
Where does Legba go when he leaves? Neither the women nor the director seem to care.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
October 13, 2006
A compact drama boiling over with political and sexual subtext, Heading South gives us yet another opportunity to soak up the wonder that is Charlotte Rampling.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
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September 23, 2006
Exploring female desire in a way films rarely do, Heading South is a film of sometimes subtle, sometimes blunt metaphors for the interaction of rich and pauperized countries.
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September 20, 2006
Well acted (Rampling is, as always, brilliant) and well-crafted -- and it's constantly interesting, but it's finally too unfocused to attain the power it seeks.
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My Central Park Hoodie is so nearly done I can almost taste it.
Finished so far....
The Fronts.
I measured as a 38" so had to decide whether to do the 36" or the 40". Only after I CO for the 36 did I read that this pattern runs small. So I have spent most of the time knitting this angsting whether 2" negative ease is going to result in a somewhat fitted hoodie or a simply too small one. Unblocked the fronts looked way way way too small.
Oh the magic of wool + water......I managed to block the fronts out to 10 1/2 inches which is the size of the 40" on the pattern schematic so I'm pretty pleased and I think it should fit fine. What I probably should have done was the 36 back and the 40 fronts as I am narrow across the back but have *ahem* breastfeeding equipments to factor in for the front. I'm not nearly confident enough at knitting adult things for adult shaped bodies to factor in waist shaping or front darts or anything fancy like that so hopefully blocking it to size will do the trick.
The sleeves.
Knitting 2 at once was a good plan I think - it seemed to take forever but then this whole knitting an adult size something has taken way longer than I anticipated anyway. I made one mistake on the cabling which I am bummed about but not bummed enough that I will rip back. You can actually see it in the WiP picture I posted here (no one mentioned it so either you are all very polite or its really not that noticeable lol). Its right near the cuffs, like the 2nd cable repeat, so ripping back is not an option and neither is laddering it down to fix it (whatever that is called). So one wrong way twist will just have to stay.
I read the sleeves are quite tight so did quicker increasing (every 6th row instead of 8th) and then carried on increasing until 64 instead of 58 st. At the end of the sleeve cap you have to decr by 2 stitches so I just BO 3 at those points to get rid of my extra stitches. The good thing about doing these sleeves together on a circular needle was that I could slide the sleeve down onto the cable then wrap it round my arm to see if it would fit.
I safety pinned the sleeves together (a neat trick I read about somewhere) to make sure I knitted across them both and not accidentally back&forth over just one.
I added 2" to the length to make it a more flattering length on me. I measured a favourite hoodie to get the length I would like. I think its probably going to end up a tad longer than that once worn as the wool is pretty heavy. Lengthening it seems to be what most people do.
The Bendigo 12 ply is lovely to knit with. Smooth with just a hint of tweed it's knitting up beautifully.Its dense and warm, I can't wait to try it on properly. Its never split. There are no yucky bits, knots or anything like that. Its really one of the nicest thick wools I've knitted.
This was my first time ordering from Bendigo Woollen Mills and I was pleasantly surprised how quick the wool arrived (from Australia) - I also loved how they included a sample book (for those future purchases of course) as I am one of those people who likes to see the colours IRL and pet the yarn before I buy.
I think this will definitely not be my last BWM knitting experience.
If this was a proper cardigan I'd be pretty much done and dusted. But it's a hoodie and so I need to knit the hood now. And pick up a gazillion stitches for the front bands.
Decisions to make while my hoodie parts dry - do I continue the cable up the hood? 3 needle bind off or sew the hood seam? Do I incorporate button holes on the band/add them on later/leave as an open style ala the pattern photograph.......
Its a balmy and warm day today, perfect for blocking. Hard to believe this time last week the kids were out playing in snow. Today feels almost spring like!
Thursday, July 10, 2008
The FO finish line is in sight
My Central Park Hoodie is so nearly done I can almost taste it.
5 comments:
- amanda said...
Don't these adult-sized garments just seem to take an age to knit? It's looking really great though. You can really see the tweedy flecks in these photographs. And guess what? I have an almost identical 'blip' in the sleeve of Joel's Raven! :D
- July 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
- sweetp said...
Oh good to know I'm not the only one who has left those 'blips'. Its taken long enough already I just can't bear to go back and fix. Just wish I had seen it before I finished lol
- July 12, 2008 at 12:07 AM
- PrincessPea said...
It's looking great so far - I really love the yarn and the colour you have chosen! Knitting both sleeves at once is an excellent idea - I'll remember that for next time!
- July 12, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- Aunt Kathy said...
Wow nice job... but all that explaining and figuring you did is probably why I have been afraid to even try one. I think socks is about as complicated my brain can handle. LOL
I'd sure love to try someday though, will you be modeling this when it's finished?
- July 12, 2008 at 2:29 PM
- sweetp said...
Its a really easy pattern Kathy. Really! There is a Raverly help group and a KAL blogspot so lots of advice and tips out there. The changes I did are pretty standard, and seem to be what most people do , I didnt have to do much 'thinking' lol
I'm halfway through the hood so getting there. Yip I will model when done :)
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Swung by the comic shop on my way home and picked up the latest Cthulhu Tales. I really like a lot of the stuff coming out of Boom Studios these days. It's a nice change of pace from the typical super hero comics. I don't really think I have any other news. I'm just glad […]Jun 19th, 2008 | Filed under Archive
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I'm in the home stretch of my on call duties. Tomorrow AM at 10:30 the phones switch over to someone else. I plan on sleeping in and hope that I don't get any early morning calls. Last night a bunch of stupid stuff broke (I think someone made some real stupid mistakes and broke it) […]Jun 17th, 2008 | Filed under Archive
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Today's been slow in terms of not receiving any calls from work (hope I didn't just jinx myself there). So earlier Corinne and I did some running around and I decided to stop at a gaming store and pick up some translucent dice to play around with. Since ETTL metering is an absolute mystery to […]Jun 15th, 2008 | Filed under Archive
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A Few Lizard Macro
Here's a few macro shots of anoles from my NC trip last weekend. Shot with 30D + 100mm f2.8 macro + Canon 500D close-up filter + MT24-EX flash. These three all came out of the same opportunity, which is why they're so similar. I liked them all, so I figured I'd just post the three. […]Jun 8th, 2008 | Filed under Archive
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I'm working in McDonalds right now. Not serving burgers, but I got a call on the road, so I rolled in and I'm logging in remotely. The network guy is fixing some stuff right now, so I have a few mins. Can't wait to get back on the road and get back to enjoying my […]Jun 7th, 2008 | Filed under Archive
Indiana Jones and the Really Bad Sequel
Finally saw Indiana Jones and The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull. I've heard all the reviews but honestly thought, "I can't be that bad." I was wrong. I have the Indiana Jones Raiders/Temple/Crusade Box Set, which I watch on a semi-regular basis. I will not, however, ever be adding Crystal Skull to my collection. It […]Jun 6th, 2008 | Filed under Archive


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Ministry resources (e.g., monographs, webcasts and curriculum documents) support early primary teachers in planning effective literacy instruction.
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"Children's capacity for thinking is nearly limitless if we create the learning conditions to support it, if we provide a language to define and describe thinking, and if we simply ask, 'What else?', or 'I know you don't know, but what would you say if you did know?' There is always a deeper idea, an idea well beyond the superficial, if we have the patience to ask, and the faith that they will answer."
– Ellin Oliver KeeneTo Understand – New Horizons in Reading Comprehension, 2008, pages 244–245
Oral language is the basis for literacy, thinking and relating in any language.
Oral communication skills are fundamental to the development of literacy and essential for thinking and learning.
This monograph, building on Gordon Wells' notion of "grand conversation," explores the kind of talk that enables students to:
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and identifying how our thinking aboutcritical literacy has evolved.
What are the learning needs of our students?
What do they already know?
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"Confirmation bias" is the tendency to seek confirmation of what we already think, believe, know and do.
When we read professionally, our natural inclination is to focus on the things that confirm what we already think, believe, know and do.
Katz and Dack suggest that in order to "intentionally interrupt" the confirmation bias, we should highlight the things we don't agree with and create an opportunity to make our tacit knowledge explicit – to create the conditions for possible real, new learning."
– Adapted from Steven Katz and Lisa DackIntentional Interruption (in press)
"With such wide and varied bodies of knowledge to explore, and limited time to act on the specific needs of students, it is important that the use of expert knowledge is strategic and purposeful."
– Collaborative Teacher Inquiry, Capacity Building Series, 2010, page 4
Research articles to support ongoing professional learning are available to all members of the Ontario College of Teachers in the Members Area/ Margaret Wilson Library.
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Making Thinking Visible, How to promote Engagement, Understanding and Independence in All Learners
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Critical Literacy in Australia: A matterofcontext and standpoint
(Luke, 2000)
Using the Everyday to Engage in Critical Literacy with Young Children
(Vasquez, 2009)
Teachers Talking to Young Children: Invitations to Negotiate Meaning in Everyday Conversations
(Gjems, 2010)
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I have a mild case of Crohn's right now which is also probably why I'm not being as disciplined. However, I do believe in the idea behind this diet...that God gave us a cookbook right in the Bible and told us how to eat to be healthy. I feel certain there was no Crohn's Disease in biblical times.
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Review Article on Productivity Growth in Canada and on Industry-level Productivity and International Competitiveness Between Canada and the United States
Early 2001 saw the publication of two important contributions to the literature on productivity in Canada. In February, Statistics Canada released a research study entitled Productivity Growth in Canada, and in March, Industry Canada published a research monograph entitled Industry-level Productivity and International Competitiveness Between Canada and the United States. In this article, Andrew Sharpe of the Centre for the Study of Living Standards reviews these publications and finds that they greatly augment our knowledge base. The studies do an excellent job in exploring the data and conceptual issues related to productivity and in identifying the proximate sources of productivity growth such as capital accumulation and labour quality improvements. Sharpe argues that the priority for productivity research in Canada should now turn from measurement issues to attempts to shed light on the big questions concerning Canadian productivity growth, such as whether productivity growth in Canada is likely to follow the recent U.S. acceleration, the factors behind Canada's lower productivity levels relative to those in the United States, and the policy mix that provides the biggest boost to productivity growth.
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Oliphant's political cartoons on display
Thursday, August 13, 1998 3:21 pm
Political cartoons featuring the late U.S. Sen. and Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie drawn by nationally syndicated cartoonist Pat Oliphant will be on display in the Muskie Room of the Edmund S. Muskie Archives at Bates College through May 30. The public is invited to view the exhibit free of charge weekdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call 207-786-6354.
Russian arms control expert to speak on military reform and law
Monday, December 1, 1997 11:27 am
The president of the Moscow Public Science Foundation will discuss "Management, Military Reform and Law (Local Government)" at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 4, in the Muskie Archives.
Czech nation builder to speak
Friday, October 3, 1997 8:31 am
Ladislav Venys, at the center of numerous nation-building efforts in the Czech Republic, will discuss the evolving role of NATO in Europe at 7:30 p.m. October 20, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. The public is invited to attend and admission is free.
Belgrade visitors to speak at Bates
Friday, October 3, 1997 8:25 am
Two leading human rights activists from Belgrade will discuss the current political situation in Yugoslavia at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 9, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. As part of their week-long visit to Bates, Obrad Savic and Natasha Lazovic will also show a film, Predictions of Fire, at 7 p.m. Oct. 8, in Room 105 of the Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St. The public is invited to attend both events free of charge.
Welfare reform advisers to lecture at Bates
Tuesday, September 23, 1997 10:53 am
Peter Edelman, a Clinton-administration appointee who recently resigned in protest over the new national welfare law, and Kevin Concannon, commissioner of the Maine Department of Human Services and a welfare-reform supporter, will discuss the implications of welfare reform on the national and state level at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6, in Chase Lounge, 56 Campus Ave. The presentation, sponsored by the Bates Democrats student organization, is open to the public without charge.
British debaters launch 75th anniversary tour at Bates
Monday, September 15, 1997 4:14 pm
"This house believes that the monarchy should be buried with Diana" will be argued by the British Debate Team and Bates College debaters at 4 p.m., Sept. 20, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
Kessler receives book award
Thursday, August 28, 1997 2:58 pm
Mark A. Kessler, professor of political science at Bates College, has received the Best Treatment of Women and Minority Groups in a Political Science Text award from the Women's Caucus of the American Political Science Association. Kessler was honored for The Play of Power (St. Martin's Press, 1996), a textbook he co-authored that concerns the integration of women and minorities into the U.S. government and political system.
Voting rights advocate to speak at Bates
Thursday, August 28, 1997 2:55 pm
Joaquin G. Avila, a litigator and advocate in the field of voting rights law, will deliver a lecture titled "The Voting Rights Act: Affirmative Action in Levelling the Political Playing Field" as part of the Creative Approach to Public Policy lecture seriesat 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. The public is invited and admission is free.
Political analyst to speak at Bates
Wednesday, February 26, 1997 2:55 pm
Writer and political analyst Holly Sklar will explore economics and social analysis at 8 p.m. March 5, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
Writer to discuss political activism at Bates
Tuesday, February 4, 1997 10:13 am
A writer-activist of Puerto Rican and Jewish heritage will discuss political activism during a visit to Bates College at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. The public is invited to attend free of charge.


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