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Daily Advantage (30-day supply)
The doctor-recommended secret to boundless energy and total body wellness
Daily Advantage (30-day supply)
Item# DAD
"Take the supplement combination I take every day."
Taking a comprehensive multi-nutrient is one of the most important things you can do for your overall health. Since our foods are grown in nutrient depleted soils and our diets include so many processed foods, we just don't get the nutrients we used to. Even if our intentions are good, there's many days we just don't eat as well as we could. That's why my multi-nutrient goes far beyond a regular multivitamin."
Most one-per-day multivitamins are missing critical nutrients such as omega-3 essential fatty acids (EFAs) that are essential for the health of your brain and heart. And they don't contain high enough nutrient doses to impact your health.
The right multi-nutrient makes a world of difference
In my research, I've discovered a combination of nature-based nutrients that in specific dosages and combinations, work hard to make you feel a difference from head to toe. My formula is called Daily Advantage®, and I believe it's the best way to revitalize your health.
Daily Advantage gives you a strong foundation of essential vitamins and minerals, starting with the full B-vitamin family. You also get vitamin D, magnesium, calcium, zinc, and other essential minerals as well as trace minerals like chromium and selenium.
Daily Advantage also contains a unique phytonutrient complex with nature's greatest age-fighters, like resveratrol, pomegranate, and olive fruit extract. And you get nature's best Superfood such as Hawaiian-grown spirulina and ashwagandha for immune support and greater energy. Plus, you get a full dose of omega-3 rich fish oil.
All this incredible nourishment comes in convenient packets. To get all these ingredients in a grocery store multi-vitamin, it would have to be the size of Texas.
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For Canadian orders, please call 1-800-888-1415.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Product Quality
- Manufactured to exacting standards using highest quality raw materials
- Produced under our own SOPs that meet or exceed FDA GMPs
- Every batch tested to verify purity and potency specifications are met
- Specific product testing is listed in the Certificate of Quality
- Quality assured with our Triple Testing Philosophy™
- Backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee
Scientific Support
- Healthy individuals supplemented with an antioxidant cocktail (vitamin C, E and beta carotene) showed an increased resistance to LDL cholesterol oxidation.1
- Supplementation with vitamins C and E is associated with healthy blood vessels as suggested in a recent, long term study.2
- A controlled trial found that Vitamin C helps reduce lipid peroxide levels and oxidative stress.3
- In one study, healthy women, ages 58-67, were given Vitamin D as well as 1,000 mg calcium carbonate. After two years bone mass density of the lumbar spine increased 1.6% compared to placebo.4
- Research supports the positive effects of chromium supplementation for promoting insulin sensitivity in overweight people. In one study, dieting obese women given 200 mcg chromium polynicotinate experienced improved insulin sensitivity.5
1Woodside JV et al. 1999 Jun;144(2):419-27.
2 Salonen RM et al. Circulation. 2003 Feb 25;107(7):947-53.
3 Singhal S et al. J Assoc Physicians India. 2001 Mar;49:327-31.
It's been three weeks I was at the bottom feeling fatigued and running to so many doctors after having a mini stroke..left me with numbness in the face and blurred vision , now I see clear and think clear and have more hope and energized !!! Can't wait to get up in the morn and take my dose again..Thank you it WORKS !!!
I take Daily Advantage about 3 days a week during lunch and it really is the best multi vitamin supplement I have ever taken. It does turn my urine fluorescent yellow every time but that's a small price to pay. I take Rhodiola Extract and osmetimes St. Johns Wart but I never combine them and never take them with Daily Advantage as it is just to much and tends to give me a headache / sensitivity to light which let's me know the Daily Advantage is definitely at work and as one reviewer said "cheap insurance."
I would like to see Vitamin K2 added to the formulation.
It is great and hope everyone will try it, it works.
I was surprised that I was asked to fast for seven days before giving blood. They said the herbs in my vitamins would cause a reaction in the patient. I fasted for eight days. When I took the Daily Advantage on the ninth day my body's response was WOW!, More energy, strength and endurance.
I believe that daily vitamin and mineral intake is a cheap insurance. You have created a well rounded product.
i think this is a good product. Not 100% sure. blood press is under control. don't know if its this or medicaion.
it's one of my 98 year old mother's most helpful "secrets" for good health
Product meets expectations
Excellent multi vitamin package!!
Ingredients & Dosage:
1. Essential Vitamins, Minerals & Antioxidants
8 capsules provides...Daily Amount %DV*
Vitamin A 10,000 IU...199% (as beta carotene, retinyl palmitate)
Vitamin C 1,000 mg...1,666% (as ascorbic acid, mineral ascorbates)
Vitamin D 1,000 IU...250% (as cholecalciferol)
Vitamin E 300 IU...999% (as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate, mixed tocopherols)
Thiamine 50 mg...3,333% (as mononitrate)
Riboflavin 50 mg...2,941% (as riboflavin, riboflavin-5-phosphate)
Niacin 130 mg...650% (as niacinamide, niacin)
Vitamin B6 110 mg...5,500% (as pyridoxine HCI, pyridoxal-5-phosphate)
Folic acid 400 mcg...100%
Vitamin B12 100 mcg...1,667% (as cyanocobalamin)
Biotin 300 mcg...100%
Pantothenic Acid 150 mg...1,500% (as calcium pantothenate)
Calcium 1,000 mg...100% (as carbonate, citrate, malate, ascorbate)
Iodine 100 mcg...67% (from kelp)
Magnesium 500 mg...125% (as oxide, aspartate, ascorbate)
Zinc 20 mg...133% (as chelate)
Selenium 200 mcg...286% (as chelate)
Copper 2 mg...100% (as chelate)
Manganese 10 mg...500% (as aspartate, ascorbate)
Chromium 200 mcg...167% (as polynicotinate)
Molybdenum 100 mcg...133% (as chelate)
Potassium 100 mg...2% (as aspartate, phosphate)
Choline 100 mg + (as bitartrate)
Inositol 100 mg +
N-acetyl cysteine 50 mg +
Trace mineral complex 50 mg +
Para-amin obenzoic acid (PABA) 30 mg +
Silica 26 mg + (as silicon dioxide, horsetail herb)
Coq10 10 mg + (from fermentation)
Alpha lipoic acid 10 mg +
Boron 1,000 mcg + (as chelate)
Vanadium 150 mcg + (as chelate)
2. Advanced Phytonutrient Shield®
2 capsules provides.. Daily Amount %DV*
Blueberry extract 100 mg + (fruit)
Cranberry extract 100 mg + (fruit)
Pomegranate 80 mg + (fruit)
Cherry extract 80 mg + (fruit)
Olive extract 50 mg + (fruit)
Quercetin 50 mg +
Citrus biofla vonoids 40 mg + (from citrus fruit)
Tocotrienols 2 mg + (from rice bran oil)
Rutin 10 mg + (from fava danta fruit)
Lutein 2 mg + (as esters from marigold flower)
Lycopene 1 mg + (from tomato fruit)
Resveratrol 8 mg + (from Japanese knotweed root)
3. Herbal Superfood Energizer®
4 capsules provides...Daily Amount %DV*
Spirulina 750 mg + (from algae)
Turmeric Powder 200 mg + (from root)
Eleuthero Powder 180 mg + (root)
Ashwagandha extract 100 mg + (root)
Green tea extract 100 mg + (leaf)
Rhodiola rosea extract 80 mg + (root)
Turmeric extract 50 mg + (root)
Ginger Powder 50 mg + (root)
Eleuthero extract 50 mg + (root)
Pancreatin 50 mg + (from porcine)
Ox Bile 50 mg +
Asian ginseng extract 80 mg + (root)
Betaine HCI 20 mg +
Lipase 10 mg + (from Aspergillus niger)
Cellulase 10 mg + (from Trichoderma longibrachiatum)
Maltase 10 mg + (from barley)
Protease 10 mg + (from Aspergillus oryzae)
Amylase 10 mg + (from Aspergillus oryzae)
4. Omega-3 Complex
2 softgels provide...Daily Amount %DV*
Fish Oil Concentrate 1,700 mg +
EPA 450 mg + (eicosapentaenoic acid)
DHA 300 mg + (docosahexaenoic acid)
Other ingredients: Gelatin, glycerin, natural lemon flavor, mixed tocopherols, rosemary extract, ascorbyl palmitate
CONTAINS: FISH (sardines, anchovies)
* Daily Value (DV) + Daily Value (DV) not established
Adults: Take two packets daily, one with your morning meal and one with the midday or evening meal. Take with at least 8 ounces of water.
Children: This product is not recommended for children under the age of 12.
Allergy Information:
This product contains fish (anchovy and sardine) [Omega 3 Complex].
Side Effects:
There are no known side effects associated with this product. However, as with any food product, there may be infrequent and unusual highly sensitized reactions associated with this or any other nutritional supplement. If such a reaction occurs, you should consider discontinuing use of this or any product.
If you are lactating or are pregnant, consult a health care professional before taking this product. Keep out of reach of children.
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Ikpe, I.B. (crencas religioes e poderes dos individuos as sociabilidades, NaN, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: Gender relations in Africa have always been important especially given the active involvement of women in production as well as reproduction processes. Women have always been actively involved in traditional economies as sole providers of food and nourishment whether such societies are agricultural or pastoral. More recently, women have been intricately involved in the production of goods and services which buoy both local and national economies of diferent African countries and could easily be noticed in various economic activities in both the trasitional and cosmopolitan locale. But more importantly , women are sometimes solely responsible for social reproduction in their capacity as minders of children and young adults. It is usually their responsibility to pass on societal norms and values to the next generation of Africans by helping them understand the ethos and cultural practices of the society. What this suggests is that Africa women have always held an important place in society both traditional and modern. The difficulty, however, has always been in analysing the power relationships between the sexes in African societies and understanding them in relation to the objectives of the feminist movement, especially, its call for womens emancipation. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/369 Files in this item: 1
Mnjama, N.M. (Archlib and Information Services, http:/www.hwwilson.com/journals, NaN, 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: This article provides a summary of the major issues addressed during the general conferences of the Eastern and Southern African Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives (ESARBICA) held between 1969 and 2005. It discusses some of the major resolutions passed during the general conferences showing the progress that has been made in implementing them within ESARBICA member states. The article concludes by suggesting that, as a professional association, ESARBICA has been a major instrument in the development of archives and records management programmes and services in the region. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/758 Files in this item: 1
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Jain, P.; Bentley, G.; Oladiran, M.T. (May 14, 2013)[more][less]
Abstract: In this electronic publishing age, academic institutions including universities have increasingly recognised that an institutional repository (IR) is an essential infrastructure of scholarly dissemination. An IR is a digital research archive consisting of accessible collections of scholarly work that represent the intellectual capital of an institution. It is a means for institutions to manage the digital scholarship their communities produce, maximise access to research outputs both before and after publication and also to increase the visibility and academic prestige of both the institution and authors. This paper discusses the benefits and obstacles of setting up an IR, and librarians' and authors' roles in the successful management of an IR. As the strength and advantages of DS can only be maximized through effective IRs, the paper recommends that an IR be considered as the principal benchmark of digital scholarship. This paper was based on desk-top research/review of relevant literature and the authors' observations and points of view. Description: A paper presented at African Digital Scholarship & Curation Conference on 12-14 May, 2009 at CSIR Conference Center, Pretoria, South Africa. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/1143 Files in this item: 1
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Lumande, E.; Ojedokun, A.A.; Lebotse, E.K.; Mbangiwa, A.M. (Emerald/www.emeraldinsight.com, NaN, 2000)[more][less]
Abstract: Inconsistency and/or a lack of a clear understanding of the criteria for serial selection and evaluation have been observed to characterise the presentation of requests for approval of serials at the University of Botswana Library (UBL). This, on a number of occasions, has made decision taking difficult and sometimes inconclusive. The paper provides a case study of the examination of guidelines in use in other academic libraries. It also describes the process and procedure currently in use at the UBL. The study identified some anomalies and suggests modifications to ensure consistency in the presentation of submissions to guide better decision making by the Serials Selection Committee of the Library. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/873 Files in this item: 1
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Togarasei, L. (Edinburgh University Press, http://www.euppublishing.com/, NaN, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: The article discusses the politics of bible translation focusing on the Shona Bible. Specifically it looks at the translation of the word 'banquetings' into 'mabira' in the Union Shona Bible, the first complete translation of the Shona Bible. It also discusses the history of the translation of the Bible from the time the missionaries arrived among the Shona peoples in the 1890s to the time when the first complete Bible was translated into the Shona language in the late 1940s. It discusses the political and cultural factors that influenced the way the Bible was translated. How did missionaries' understanding of the Shona worldview influence their translation? How did the translators address the dialectical differences in the Shona language considering that it has five dialects? How did Shona cosmology and spirituality influence translation? To answer these and other questions concerning the politics behind biblical translation, specific biblical examples (here the translation of 'banquetings' into mabira in 1 Peter 4:3) are analysed. The article also briefly looks at subsequent 'improvements' to the Shona Bible to see how translators have responded to cultural and linguistic changes over the years in their use of the bible among the Shona. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/596 Files in this item: 1
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Morapedi, Wazha G. (Routledge (Taylor and Francis) http://www.routledge.com, NaN, 2006)[more][less]
Abstract: This article analyses the colonial government's intervention in crop production in Botswana through the 'progressive farmer' scheme, from 1946 to independence in 1966. Crop production was not a highly remunerative venture in colonial Botswana because of persistent droughts, inadequate markets and lack of sufficient draught power and farming implements. Although cattle constituted the basis of wealth and, hence, their ownership led to social differentiation from pre-colonial times, the introduction of the 'progressive farmer' scheme accentuated the existing social stratification by favouring the well-to-do producers. While only a few farmers benefited from state assistance, this development marked a departure from the period before 1947 when the colonial state did almost nothing to bolster crop production in the country. By utilising statistics and case histories of farmers who joined the scheme, the article argues that the support extended to a few selected farmers in only some reserves accentuated intra-peasant differentiation and differentiation between regions of the country. The article begins by briefly presenting a survey of the concept of peasant differentiation, then focuses on the nature and organisation of progressive farmer schemes and their impact on peasant differentiation. It then discusses the position of farmers in the various categories of the scheme and finally presents and analyses case studies of three progressive farmers from three different reserves. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/485 Files in this item: 1
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Mhundwa, P.H. (Marang: Journal of Language and Literature, http://www.ajol.info/index.php/marang, NaN, 2010)[more][less]
Abstract: The aim of this study was to investigate the extent to which students' understanding of key words in examination questions might influence their performance as illustrated by the number of subjects in which they obtain pass grdades in the Cambridge Overseas School Certificate Examination (COSCE). The term used to refer to key words in this study is metalinguistic. It is a term that means more than what Kemp (2006, p.1) refers to words or phrases that re used to describe language as an object of study. Procedurelly, questions were designed to assess students' understanding of metalinguistic terms. The percentage scores of the metalinguistic tests were calculated and then compared with the number of 'O' level passes obtained by students to determine whether high scores in the metalanguage tests were comparable to the number of 'O' level passes obtained by the reserch subjects. It was discovered that high metalinguistic test scores were asssociated with greater 'O' level passes and low scores, with fewer 'O'level passes. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/1045 Files in this item: 1
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Omoregie, F-K. (University of Botswana, Department of English, http://www.ub.bw, NaN, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: In this paper, I intend to support Schechner's (1988:197) argument that "to be in trance is not to be out of control", and that in trance or possession the performer does exhibit elements of acting. Schechner mentions that two processes are indentifiable in performance: the performer is either "subtracted" in a performance closely resembling the art of the shaman who acts in ecstasy or what Jerzy Grotowski calls the "holy actor", or the performer is "added to" or "doubled", according to Antonin Artaud, in the process of performing. This "doubled" actor is considered to be in trance, something Schechner likens to Constantin Stanislavski's "character actor". In defining these two phenomena and other forms of acting, my intention in this paper is to prove that the whole of Africa is a gold mine of artistic performances. I intend to prove this by analyzing the acting styles and levels in Zimbabwean traditional performances. In traditional Zimbabwean performances, acting is realized in different social functions and contexts. In the contexts of this paper, acting means to feign, to simulate, to represent, to impersonate. (E.T. Kirby 1972 3) Defining acting and instances where acting is realized. Secondly, I will show how Zimbabwean societies use these define/identified qualities in different contexts. Thirdly, I will judge the levels of acting regarding their seriousness, commitment and functions. To achieve these aims, I will analyze four categories of performances, storytelling, childrens's make-believe, rituals and ceremonies. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/861 Files in this item: 1
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Makgala, C.J. (Cambridge University Press, NaN, 2004)[more][less]
Abstract: This essay examines, through taxation, the relationship between British colonial administrators, Tswana Dikgosi (chiefs) and their subjects in the Bechuanaland Protectorate from 1899 to 1957. It argues that since Bechuanaland became a British territory through negotiations the Tswana rulers were able to protect their interests aggressively but with little risk of being deposed. Moreover, the Tswana succession system by primogeniture worked to their advantage whenever the British sought to replace them. Taxation was one arena where this was demonstrated. Although consultation between the Dikgosi, their subjects and the British was common, subordinate tribes sometimes fared badly under Tswana rule. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/512 Files in this item: 1
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Jorosi, B.N.; Isaac, G.G. (Sage Publications / http://www.sagepublications.com, NaN, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: Information literacy skills are fast becoming a global priority as society moves into the digital environment. However, although the subject has generated a vast body of literature, it remains an underdeveloped domain in sub-Saharan Africa, with few scholars demonstrating a keen interest in, and focus on, the subject. This has unfortunately limited a fuller understanding of how information literacy is conceptualized and delivered in developing country contexts. The study reported here investigated the teaching of information literacy skills in selected Community Junior Secondary Schools (CJSS) in the city of Gaborone, Botswana. Data were gathered from a sample of 30 teacher-librarians via face-to-face in-depth interviews with the aid of a five-question interview schedule. The key findings of the study were: (1) respondents had varying interpretations of what constituted information literacy skills, (2) a variety of skills were taught under the rubric information literacy skills; (3) by and large, the teaching of information literacy skills was done by teacher-librarians and subject teachers, (4) the main approaches in teaching information literacy skills involved library orientation and the use of the English Language Period, and (5) respondents cited three challenges, namely, the absence of an enabling environment or an office dedicated to school libraries, an exam-oriented curriculum and shrinking financial resources. Several recommendations are made for both future research and the Ministry of Education in Botswana. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/815 Files in this item: 1
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Gerhan, D.R.; Mutula, S.M. (Wiley, NaN, 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: A recent model analyzing the role of information and communications technology (ICT) in development shows promise. The model coheres with theory on contingency, the problem of reductionism, and distinctions between deeply and shallowly inscribed organizational change arising from ICT. Conditions of e-readiness at the University of Botswana provide an opportune case study for the model. On the whole the original model holds up well, although the case study reveals relevant factors missed by the model: underlying support infrastructure and postimplementation growth in demand. Accordingly, we define an explicit role for time in the model and add a major new dimension of financial sustainability. These additions equip the model to better account for realities affecting ICT's role in development. Further research needs include case and cross-case studies of the revised model. C 2007Wiley Periodicals, Inc. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/422 Files in this item: 1
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Dube, M.W. (Wiley-Blackwell, NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: Since the first clinical evidence of AIDS was reported two decades ago, HIV/AIDS has spread to every corner of the world. Still rapidly growing, the epidemic is reversing development gains, robbing millions of their lives, widening the gap between the rich and poor, and undermining social and economic security. Mission is carrying out God's work among people who are struggling to live with dignity and wholeness…Mission is to proclaim the good news that God affirms life over death, and that God acts among the poor, the majority of whom are women, who are victimized in the globalization of the market economy and left out in decision making processes. Mission is forming partnership…to struggle for life and work for justice for all people." Traditionally, Jesus' own mission (Luke 4:18–19) and its mandate have been understood primarily in terms of proclaiming the word. What would be the further implications of seeing this mission also as that of spreading fire upon the earth? URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/762 Files in this item: 1
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Mutshewa, A. (Emerald, NaN, 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: The purpose of this article is to explore and propose a way of using power as a theoretical anchor to investigate the information behaviour of people in work roles. The paper reviews literature on power relevant to the information disciplines. Various models of power are described, and a more sophisticated view, which takes a relational approach to power, is used to suggest how information related behaviour could be investigated. In this paper, power is regarded as a pervasive phenomenon involved in all aspects of individual lives, including the aspects emanating from work roles performed by individuals, thus manifesting itself as part of the relationships in the organisation. The paper suggests a framework that links information behaviour to power by arguing that power relations that form part of the processes of the work roles induce the information behaviour exhibited by those people. The paper concludes by pointing to a need for information behaviour researchers to consider power as central to understanding how people seek and use information. The framework could be used as a tool for designing studies that will enable the collection of data on information behaviour. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/749 Files in this item: 1
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Ikpe, I. (Taylor & Francis, NaN, 2011)[more][less]
Abstract: Obedience is traditionally the supreme virtue of the military and, for many people, a soldier is an unthinking automaton that has been conditioned to respond to commands and operate in strictly hierarchical environments. But as soldiers progress in rank, they are required to distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate commands as well as to reason concerning their commands and other military and non-military engagements. This paper is an overview of the practical steps adopted to foster independent thinking among student officers at the Botswana Defence Command and Staff College. It shows how the tools of critical thinking can be used to help student officers overcome the lessons of unquestioning obedience ingrained in them at cadet training and gain an awareness of themselves as autonomous individuals with responsibilities to and beyond the military hierarchy. It also shows how critical thinking can assist in the evaluation of military objectives and in the decisions that follow such evaluations. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/795 Files in this item: 1
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Bolaane, Maitseo M.M. (Routledge (Taylor and Francis) http://www.routledge.com, NaN, 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: The aim of this article is to examine the historical relationship between tsetse fly control, the cattle industry and game policy in northern Botswana. The article will locate the Botswana case in the context of contemporary tsetse and trypanosomes research in sub-Saharan Africa and illustrate some of the major factors influencing tsetse and trypanosomosis control policy in the Okavango Delta. It will also provide an overview of the development of Western scientific thinking about tsetse control in Botswana. It analyses the complex epistemologies employed in Western scientific accounts of the history of the area and emphasises the exceptionality of the Botswana context where tsetse and trypanosomosis control proceeded down a bumpy road of trial and error until late into the twentieth century. Although there seems to have been little attempt to incorporate indigenous knowledge about tsetse fly on the part of the colonial authorities, it is also interesting to note that, in the Botswana context, Africans also made sustained efforts to observe the fly environment and to experiment with its control. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/487 Files in this item: 1
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Rasebotsa, N.L.; Lederer, M.S. (Indiana University Press, www.iupress.indiana.edu, NaN, 2010)[more][less]
Abstract: This paper examines how place is represented in two Botswana novels, Far and Beyon' by Unity Dow and The Victims by Mositi Torontle. Conventional notions of rural as the "authentic" experience that is threatened by moral breakdown in modern towns do not fit the experiences that these two novels describe. Instead, place reveals attitudes that influence identity formation, and it does so by foregrounding the importance of human relationships. Thus, the important point is to restore and maintain a person's sense of belonging to a family and extended community, regardless of whether those communities are rural or urban. Breakdown threatens people when they do not know to whom they belong, regardless of where they live. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/926 Files in this item: 1
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Mokopakgosi, B.T. (Routledge (Taylor and Francis)/www.routledge.com, NaN, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: This article documents key aspects of the role played by university students in Botswana in the liberation struggle, from the early years of the University in the mid-1960s to the year of Zimbabwe's independence in 1980. Three demonstrations by University students are analysed, and the article concludes that, contrary to the received literature, the University contributed to the liberation struggle in a meaningful way. Although students at the University continued to play a part in the liberation struggle after 1980, this period is not discussed as the liberation struggle became just one of the key agenda items in a broadened political programme that focussed on local concerns of the students such as fees, allowances, institutional governance and democratisation. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/551 Files in this item: 1
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Thapisa, A.P.N. (Sage Publications / http://www.sagepublications.com, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: One principle of Botswana's Long Term Vision for 2016 is 'An educated and informed nation' through access to electronic and paper media and computer-based communication. The Department of Information and Broadcasting Services (DIBS) survey provides background data to ensure equality of access among communities. User patterns and preferences for viewing, listening and reading are determined using questionnaires, interviews, observation and focus groups. The survey technique provided for systematic random samples from city, town, urban village and village areas, reaching over 1,700 respondents. Access to radio and television, stations and times preferred, and newspaper readership are analysed by gender, age, education and income. Concludes that access in low income and rural areas should be increased by implementing more proactive education policies, equal employment and incomes policies, and the creation of rural community centres with television and radio. Radio and TV should not take a back seat to Internet access. Information should be in multiple languages, not just principal and official languages, appropriate to age and educational level of the audience, and should include programmes with useful local content created by the users themselves. The free newspaper should be more effectively distributed. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/753 Files in this item: 1
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Pongweni, A. (Routledge (Taylor and francis), www.routledge.com, NaN, 2000)[more][less]
Abstract: This article is about how communities living within the same borders and planet view each other and is mainly concerned about Southern Africa. The article goes further to say social groups are partly defined by our stories, our myths about where we came from and by our other forms of oral literature such as proverbs, riddles, metaphors and similes. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/930 Files in this item: 1
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Dube, M.W. (Sage Publications / http://www.sagepublications.com, NaN, 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: This article is an amalgam of four talks given over several days at The Community of Women and Men in Mission Conference. The overall title 'Who do you say that I am?' covers the subjects of Jesus the Liberator, The Healer, The One Who Empowers, and The One Who Sends Us. The author explores these issues in the context of Africa and opens a very illuminating set of questions. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/819 Files in this item: 1
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text: While in Massachusetts this July, I drove to the coast with my sister. We went to Newbury Port, Massachusetts and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. These are photographs taken on that Saturday afternoon. They were taken with a new film camera I just purchased a few days before, a Zeiss Ikon rangefinder camera.


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Posted: Fri May 27th, 2011 07:12 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Folks, Had an idea that maybe if we could get enough members to watch the following shows, we could do sort of a group review. Watch them, then drop your thoughts about them as a reply to this post. If we get enough of a response, I'll put them together as a group review and run it in the news section. This Memorial Day, HISTORY® will launch a four-year initiative to both honor and commemorate the Civil War, which marks its 150th anniversary in 2011, starting with a weeklong programming event. Civil War Week kicks off with a two-hour feature documentary, Gettysburg, Executive Produced by the Scott brothers, Tony (Unstoppable; Man on Fire; Top Gun) and Ridley (Gladiator; Black Hawk Down; American Gangster). "HISTORY is the perfect partner for us to tell the epic true story of Gettysburg. We are excited to bring this battle to audiences in a powerful new way," said Scott Free, principal Ridley Scott. The network announced today that Gettysburg will be narrated by renowned actor, Sam Rockwell (Conviction, Iron Man 2, The Green Mile). Following Gettysburg will be special Civil War themed episodes of Pawn Stars, American Pickers and the premiere of the two-hour special, Lee & Grant. Gettysburg strips away the romanticized veneer of the Civil War and presents the engagement in a new light: a visceral, terrifying experience with everything on the line. At its core, this is the story of the soldiers on the ground, not the generals who commanded from behind the frontlines. Compelling CGI and powerful action footage place viewers in the midst of the fighting, delivering both an emotional cinematic experience and an information packed look at the turning points, technology, and little known facts of perhaps America's greatest battle. Lee & Grant, produced with the cooperation of leading Civil War historian Winston Groom, author of Forrest Gump, is a personal look at two iconic leaders of the Civil War. Surprising details reveal the bold choices Confederate General Robert E. Lee and Union General Ulysses S. Grant made on decisive battlefields like Vicksburg and Gettysburg that, within days of each other, turned the tide of the war. As part of HISTORY's Civil War Week, this special features a unique perspective, exploring how these men changed the course of American history. As part of its ambitious four-year programming commitment to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, HISTORY® is partnering with the Civil War Trust and the National Park Foundation for GIVE 150™, a massive educational and fund-raising initiative to enhance Civil War education nationwide, and to protect and preserve battlefields and other key sites from this pivotal period in American history. HISTORY will be matching grants up to $150,000. To learn more go to: [url=wlmailhtml:{908A68BC-3405-46A9-B6B4-93717F010E2D}mid://00000022/!x-usc:]http://www.give150.com/]http://www.give150.com[/url]. HISTORY is also donating $100,000 to the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership. HISTORY has also launched a dedicated website, Civil War 150. Visit http://www.History.com. National advertisers Bank of America, RAM, and GEICO have signed on to sponsor the week-long event. Gettysburg is being produced for HISTORY by executive producers Tony and Ridley Scott as well as Mary Lisio; Showrunner is Ben Fox. Director is Adrian Moat; Writers are Richard Bedser and Ed Fields; Graphics produced by Stargate Studios; HISTORY Executive Producers are David McKillop, Mary Donahue and Julian P. Hobbs. Lee & Grant is produced for HISTORY by Motion Picture Production, Inc. John Alon Walz is Executive Producer for Motion Picture Production. Mike Stiller is Executive Producer for HISTORY. |
Posted: Fri May 27th, 2011 08:11 pm |
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Mark Member
Sounds like a good idea to me! I'll be watching! Mark |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 02:45 am |
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Doc Ce Member
Not bad thus far. Minimal 1st day mention but more than most documentaries. Humiston story is a good human interest one but well known. Doc C |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 03:10 am |
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Doc Ce Member
I did enjoy the geico commercial. At least they didn't include round top. Doc c |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 03:39 am |
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Doc Ce Member
What about east cemetery hill? Also, it's very doubtfull that the maryland union/confederate regiments went head to head at culps hill. Doc C |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 04:03 am |
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Mark Member
Just finished watching the special "Gettysburg." I was not terribly impressed. My biggest problem was the lack of context. The producers constantly made the claim that this was the pivotal battle of the war, but they neglected to explain the strategic context of the battle or its consequences. They provided an interesting variety of vignettes, however, the program did a very poor job of situating these vignettes into the operational picture of the battlefield. I also thought that their choice of commentators could have been much better. They had James McPherson saying two sentences, the rest of the talking heads were lackluster at best. I felt their visuals were also poor. Ridley Scott tried hard to bring a gritty reality to war, but I my opinion it seemed like he only seceded into turning the Battle of Gettysburg into the clearing of Fallujah. I had low expectations, and unfortunately they were met fully. Mark |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 01:52 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
The show "Gettysburg" in my eyes represents everything the History Channel has become: a hodge-podge of disjointed "stuff" which depends on fancy graphics, CGI, and special effects to replace a cohesive story of a momentous affair. I have to wonder who their target audience was. If it was meant to teach the basics of the battle to newcomers, it failed miserably. Nothing was put into context, it was never explained where the locations mentioned were in relation to other places on the battlefield. Not once did they show an overview map with locations marked. We got the typical overhead view of the fishook with no labels marking features of the field. If the audience was those already knowlegable of the battle, then they failed even worse. Nothing new, nothing revealed. They evidently used Ridley Scott to convey (through grapic CGI and special effects) the profound message that war is violent. Well, thank you so much for that revelation - I never knew that! The History Channel potrays this as the story of the battle. So I'll close with this list of words and/or events that were not mentioned through the entire two hours:
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 02:47 pm |
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TimK Member
I liked it. It was different. I expected to see the same stories - Longstreet just nodding his orders to Pickett, the 20th Maine and Chamberlain, etc. etc., but it went down a different road. I had some issues with casting, and some of the overview shots didn't look like the Gettysburg I know, but this was not enough to make me turn it off. I liked the explanations of the inner workings of the artillery, and the descriptions of the the different kinds of projectiles. Canister is some nasty stuff. It was not perfect, but I think they tried to stay away from the cliche, introduce some new thought, and thankfully, stay away from the gumpy over the top speeches that were in the movie "Gettysburg". I get concerned that people that hang around CW discussion boards know too much to really enjoy a two hour window of a battle they have spent years studying. I liked getting a new perspective. |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 03:48 pm |
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Old North State Member
I am one who is not an expert on Gettysburg. It was the first CW battlefield I visited (took one of those personal tours with a guide driving our auto) and I've been back a couple of times since. I still don't understand how the various parts of the battle fit together and last night's TV version didn't help me a bit. In fact, its disjointed presentation of the battle is much like my own understanding. Perhaps that's just the way it was? It seems to me that Lee's dash up into PA was to gather supplies and he came back with a lot. In that regard it was successful, yet I don't recall any mention of gathering supplies in last night's presentation. How many reenacting units did they use in the film? ____________________ "While we live we will cherish, protect and defend her." |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 03:55 pm |
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j harold 587 Member
My wife subscribed to a higher level satelite package so I could watch this and the Grant - Lee segment tonight, then we will cancel this package. It is almost like a group of Ambrose Brice short stories in video. It does not put the segments in any context as to the total contribution to the final outcome or progression of the battle. I will not nit pick arms, terrain features, or architectural short commings that would not be of intrest to the casual viewer who was watching for some sort of learning experience. The cut away sequence of how an artillery piece is fired, and the different type of shells were a good feature, but seemed to be used as fillers rather than being put in context. An explaination of why Barksdales troops were held under fire would have been good. I am sure others will comment, but confederate soldiers did not all have shoulder length hair, and bad dental hygine! To echo N. B. Forrest "war means fighting, fighting means killing" no matter what century it is set in. |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 04:54 pm |
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Doc Ce Member
Tim Indulge us with the new perspective. I thought the program was a different presentation albeit the same disjointed effort as others. Thank goodness they didn't mention Chamberlan and Roundtop. They came close to letting the viewers know that there were 2 other divisions involved with the Pickett-Pettigrew- Trimble charge but alas no. It appeared that just as the confederate infantry climbed the emmitsburg road fence the union soldiers were only a few yards away which wasn't the case. I just wish when they do historical shows they could at least be accurate in their presentation. I give them credit for mentioning Culps Hill but what about the myriad other events mentioned by Javal. If the program piqued the general publics interest to learn more then it was a success. There is an easy way to learn the flow of the 3 days - read Coddingtons' or Pfanzs' books. Doc C |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 06:08 pm |
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bolaman1975 Member
i wasn't really impressed...they left out alot...i am a certified battlefield guide...if i did a tour like that and only mentioned the topics they mentioned in that show i would've never passed. |
Posted: Tue May 31st, 2011 07:06 pm |
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TimK Member
Hey Doc - I don't write so good, so this probably won't make as much sense as if we could sit across a table from each other, but I'll give it a try. First, please read Joe's first post in which there is a description of the show and what they want to do. Second, if I remember, at the very outset of the show they (the proverbial they) said they were going to follow the experiences of six less than famous participants in the battle. I think this is what I mean by a new perspective. Certainly most everyone here has a textbook knowledge of Gettysburg. We have all seen the movie (I still cringe whenever a noble speech and the inspirational music start up), we have all seen the Ken Burns episode, we have all seen the electric map version, and most of us have read several books, or at least chapters on the subject. Certainly we all know the story (not like a certified guide, or as I believe you do as someone that has prepared to take the test). So, if any of this makes sense, I don't think the show set out to impress anybody on the glorified aspects of Gettysburg, and I believe that is why so much is left out. That wasn't their goal, to re-tell again, the concise battle of Gettysburg. Certainly there was a lot of History Channel shtick that didn't help their effort, but I still applaud the effort. And having said all this, I understand what everyone else is saying. I just happened to enjoy the show more than a lot of other television I see. |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 12:51 am |
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pamc153PA Member
Tim, I'm more than happy to give your perspective the benefit of the doubt--especially since I didn't see the show. It kind of rounds out a pretty lopsided scope of reviews. That said, based on what I've heard here and at another forum, I probably would have turned it off early, too. We here, and we as a group of Civil War enthusiasts, are a discerning bunch--our familiarity with the subject has made us so, and that's to be expected. I'll readily admit that I'm the one who can't watch the movie Gettysburg without telling anyone within earshot, "That's not what that part of the battlefield REALLY looks like!" even though I know most of it wasn't filmed on the field. I know the battlefield and the battle story so well it's hard to let those inaccuracies go. And nobody but me cares, anyway! But I am always looking for the "other side of the story," new little bits and facts and stories about a battle I know like the back of my hand with my eyes closed (ask my husband how many times I have said to him, out of nowhere, "Hey, guess what I just read about ________ at Gettysburg!"). I might know that much of a book, a news story, a film, etc. about the battle might be "drek" (I read that on another site), but somewhere in there might be a diamond in the rough that is new. My sister thinks that "The Killer Angels" is a great CW book; I think it's just okay, but you never know what "just okay" can bring: for me, it brought the whole darn CW into my life for the first time. Maybe this show will do that for someone else, who knows? |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 12:59 am |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Great comments folks. Lee & Grant starts in an hour - let's see how we feel about that one. Continue with comments about it and Gettysburg here. |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 04:27 am |
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Mark Member
Just finished Grant and Lee. I thought it was above average. The script was well done. I thought that the insights provided by most of the commentators were excellent (although I still question how being someone's great-great grandson makes you an authority on them). The visuals were ok, although I got tired of watching the same ten guys get bowled over. What a let down when they ended the war in 1863! It was so frustrating to see the build up to the Overland campaign and have it reduced to about a twenty second slide show. Arrrgh! At least it was better than the Gettysburg special... Mark |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 02:18 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
I'm on my way out, so I'll say more later - but this was a good, solid, fact-filled show with only two caveats....later. |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 03:37 pm |
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Doc Ce Member
Better than the Gettysburg show. No major gaffs but nothing outstanding. Doc C |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 05:18 pm |
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PW Hess Member
Not bad, but they should have spent more time on the Overlord campaign |
Posted: Wed Jun 1st, 2011 05:47 pm |
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HankC Member
PW Hess wrote: Not bad, but they should have spent more time on the Overlord campaign Yes, MacArthur wading ashore at Normandy should not be missed |
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Originally created as a tournament scenario then lovingly redesigned, The Day of Quelo is an easy-to-run, well organized scenario.
The noble Twegg, merchant of Kaiin and breeder of fine (if somewhat freakish) ... [click here for more]
The Excellent Prismatic Spray is a beautifully presented compendium of erudite articles, adventures and background material for the Dying Earth RPG. Robin D. Laws presents "Phasms", an adventure for powerful arch-magicians; Gary Gygax details the influence of Jack Vance on the D&D game. Phil Masters, Steven Long, and many other stellar names present material of comparable interest.<>... [click here for more]
Strap on your rapiers, snatch up your spell-books and hold onto your wide-brimmed hats! A renowned collector of antiquities has uncovered the location of an ancient tomb, and has hired a band of resourceful individuals to accompany him on a journey of plunder into Kaiin's Old Town ruins. Fiendish traps, demons, and arcane magics will undoubtedly guard priceless magical relics and mountain... [click here for more]
The first supplement for the Dying Earth RPG, and full of useful advice for non-Dying Earth swindlers and ne'er-do-wells.
For sound commerical reasons, we have made this supplement indispensable to both players and Game Moderators alike. A mere sample of this supplements contents offers proof:
A new power, the Tweak: Procure advantage in specific situations. Negate a blun... [click here for more]
This is a city book with a difference for the Dying Earth RPG. PCs are assumed to be knowledgeable veterans of the White-Walled City, not ignorant mooncalves. No longer will the GM be the sole arbiter of adventures; players are encouraged to choose from hundreds of plot hooks and contacts to create sublime gaming sessions.
Written by Robin D Laws, it's the ideal supplement for long-term... [click here for more]
AND THENCE TO ALMERY (Footsteps of Fools: Part 5)
This publication follows on from Beyond the Mountains of Magnatz and is the final in the epic 'In the Footsteps of Fools…' series.
Stranded in the desolate barren reaches of the upper Scamander, all seems lost until a peculiar band of pilgrims and their raft are discovered.
After the p... [click here for more]
To Ascolais, the Falling Wall and Beyond! Once the heart of the reach of Grand Motholam, the Land of the Falling Wall and Ascolais are now picturesque ruins. The people are strange, the places stranger, the opportunities and diversions unparalleled.
This double issue of The Excellent Prismatic Spray is your well-nigh irresistible invitation to discover the Dying Earth's heartlands... [click here for more]
A picaresque series of adventures for the Dying Earth, featuring the evolving exploits of advancing Cugel-level characters.
BEYOND THE MOUNTAINS OF MAGNATZ (Footsteps of Fools: Part 4)
You may have thought your adventurous rogues were trapped in the barren north until the sun went dark. But no, the former Lords of Cil are on the move again. Initially reprising their roles as the... [click here for more]
The complete encylopedia of the Dying EarthThis is the book we should have released second. It includes reliable information on everything that has ever existed*. It details all the major people, places, creatures and phenomena within the Dying Earth and also offer the expansions, speculations and comments of other contributors, as well as asides into the Vancean oeuvre.For the Dying Earth role... [click here for more]
A missing gem! The last Dying Earth supplement to be made available in our final month.
An epic campaign for the Dying Earth RPG in the tradition of Jack Vance's early DyingEarth Tales.
The Dying Earth isn't all rapier wits and dry humor. Fields of Silver gives somber warriors and potent magicians a chance to show their capabilities. Written for powerful, driv... [click here for more]
Too long have the Dying Earth's arch-magicians labored without a sourcebook to call their own. Now you can fully immerse yourself in the impossibly powerful milieu of the world's most notable denizens.
With new rules for competitive play, you can finally prove to your fellow wizards that you are the most quick-witted, fashionable, seductive, and pedantically obstructive... [click here for more]
In the Excellent Prismatic Spray 3 we continue our proud tradition of superior adventure material for the Dying Earth RPG with this volume, which includes The Gold and Amber Cabal, an adventure for aspiring mages; The Valley of the Graven Tombs, laden with ghosts and curses; and The Laughing Magician, part one of a three-part adventure series in which the characters must race ... [click here for more]
This issue features an article on Vancean magic by Arcana Unearthed author Monte Cook; a d20 conversion of Dying Earth rules by Keith Baker, creator of the Eberron campaign setting. XPS 6 also includes adventures, new weapons, cults of the Dying Earth and much more.
We present a vision of fantasy, doom-laden and beautiful, violent, alien and treacherous. At this level the ess... [click here for more]
A superb adventure for the Dying Earth RPG. Parts 1.4 & 1.5 of Ian Thomson's excellent Footsteps of Fools series (others in the series include All's Fair at Azenomei and Strangers in Saskervoy). Also possible to use in a stand-alone capacity if you don't want to run the whole series.
Lords of Cil has our dashing adventurers advancing out of Saskervoy and into the the anc... [click here for more]
Stranger, stay your hand a while
Wonder at the pets of the Dying Earth, frolic in the icy streets of The Hidden City in the Mountains, gawp at Bildazan, God of Merchants and Thieves. Once again Pelgrane Press spares no expense or effort to bring to your attention what they most modestly assure me must surely be the finest collection of scenarios, background information and plo... [click here for more]


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