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Preparing for your (eligibility) asylum interview with the Greek Asylum office.
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1 Preparing for your (eligibility) asylum interview with the Greek Asylum office. The Greek Asylum Service will call you for an interview to decide whether your application for asylum will be accepted or rejected, and if accepted which type of international protection applies to you. It is very important that you prepare for this interview, so that if you need international protection you have the best chance of getting it at the first instance decision. At your interview, you will be asked to talk about your background, what happened to you in your country to make you leave, you may be asked whether you tried to internally relocate within your country to seek safety and if so what happened, and why you can t safely go back to your country. There are two main things you should understand before you go to your interview: the criteria for eligibility and how the interviewers will assess your credibility. You have a duty, shared with the interviewer and the Greek Asylum Service, to substantiate your claims. Substantiating your claim means explaining the facts of what happened to you in detail, and if possible also with supporting evidence such as documents or photographs, so that the interviewers can decide whether what happened to you meets the eligibility criteria. If you can get any documents or photographs which you think might be relevant to proving what happened to you and why you need international protection, or who your close family are, try to get copies printed in advance. If you only have digital copies on your phone that should also be ok, but it will be easier for both you and the interviewers if you have copies printed and ready to submit in your interview. The interviewer's role is to record your statement and then make an individual, objective and impartial assessment of whether your needs match the legal criteria for international protection. The interview is not an argument which you can win by repeating things more emphatically or with more emotion. The interview should be a cooperative process of substantiating your claim together, with the interviewer explaining to you how to substantiate your claim, asking helpful probing questions and having done prior research about your country of origin and possibly also afterwards about the general context of any potentially important facts which you mentioned.
2 Try to be specific in what you are saying and make sure you tell them everything which might be relevant. Everything you say to substantiate your claim for international protection, from the moment you first declared your intention to apply for international protection, is absolutely strictly confidential and cannot legally be shared with your country's government or with anyone who might hurt you or anyone associated with you. Some of what happened to you and why you need international protection may seem so obvious to you that it seems foolish to even ask, and indeed you may be right, and also the interviewers may have heard about the same kinds of experiences from hundreds of people of your background before and may already expect you to say certain things, but even so, the asylum procedures system requires that you have to substantiate your individual claim, so state the obvious too. If, for example, your primary native language is Kurdish and you can also speak Arabic but not as confidently, don't take the risk of any possible misunderstanding, just ask for an interpreter in the language which you are most confident in. If you have a speech impediment, make sure you inform the Asylum Service in advance to ask for special assistance, and you can also ask to have a family member or friend who is familiar with your speech come with you into the interview to assist the official interpreter, but they must not interrupt or speak on your behalf except for simply repeating clearly exactly what you said. You have a right to tell your story without being rushed. This is your time. Credibility factors 1 Tell the interviewer what happened to you and your family from the beginning in chronological order. If you have a big family, it will make it easier for the interviewer to understand your story if you write a list of all your family members' names, ages, genders and their relationship to you, which can be in your own language and the interpreter can translate it for the interviewer if necessary. Be as specific and detailed as you can in telling your story. The specific details you tell the interviewer are usually all they have to rely on to decide whether your claim is credible or not. Credibility assessment means: (1) whether the specific details you tell the interviewer are internally consistent with everything else you have told them (including information you may have told other officials in your registration interview or in your written statement if you did one), (2) whether the details are consistent with what your family members tell them, 1 This section is based on UNHCR, Beyond Proof: Credibility Assessment in EU Asylum Systems, May Accessed at See especially pp
3 (3) whether the details are consistent with generally known facts (and they should have already thoroughly researched relevant and time-appropriate country of origin information), and (4) if the details are plausible (plausible means what seems reasonable, likely or probable). If the interviewer finds a reason to reject or doubt a fact you claim, they should tell you and give you chance to respond to it. Don't add anything to your story which isn't exactly true or saying anything you're not sure about. Your credibility is your most valuable asset now, as you probably won't have sufficient independent reports or documents to prove your claims, so don't say or do anything which might risk the interviewer's perception of your credibility. If you have good enough reasons to need asylum, adding elements which are untrue in an attempt to make it a stronger case is not a risk worth taking. If you can't remember exact dates, don't try to make them up or guess. If you can't remember something exactly, it is better to say so than to risk something being perceived as inconsistent later and casting doubt on your credibility. If you can't remember dates, you may be able to remember whether it was before or after generally known events, such as whether it was before or after Ramadan. If dates are not so important in your culture and you would never have noticed in the first place what date it was when something happened, mention that. If you know the date in a different calendar system, quote the date according to the calendar you can most easily remember reliably, or tell the interviewer when something happened relative to a specific fact, especially one that has a fixed and verifiable date, and explain your story around it, e.g two days before this or 5 days after that. When the interviewer asks you to be more specific, it doesn't necessarily mean they don't believe you it may mean they think there might possibly be something legally relevant and important underlying or implicit in what you just said, but they can't tell you what to say, so they have to ask you a more specific question to try to dig up the relevant thing. If it seems like they're asking you the same question repeatedly, please don't get frustrated or feel offended that they doubt your credibility or honesty, but just try to be more specific about exactly what happened, in more detail. If you are Syrian, for example, the beginning of your story should be when the Syrian uprising began, or even before if you were affected by political oppression or violence before. Tell your complete story you don't have to pick only what you think are the few most relevant events, the interviewers will decide what is relevant and may ask you more about it, and you don't have to tell only the final events which made you leave, you should tell them everything that might possibly be relevant in case there is something you don't recognise as legally relevant to why you should receive international protection but they are more likely to recognise it as relevant because they are legally trained and experienced. You should have as much time as you need to tell your whole story and make sure you include everything that might be relevant, so don't worry about trying to be brief, but also don't repeat things much more than necessary.
4 If there's a reason why you can't remember some events completely clearly for instance that you're psychologically traumatised or depressed or sleep-deprived and the memories aren't clear, say so. The interviewers should be trained to understand and recognise trauma psychology and memory deficits, stigma and shame attached to memories of abuse, and other kinds of difficulties you might have in communicating the facts which are actually the most important to your claim. If you need psychosocial support before, during or after your interview, ask for it, it should be available. Supporting evidence if you have any written, graphic, digital, visual materials, exhibits (physical objects, bodily scarring) or audio/visual recordings which you think might help substantiate your claim, make sure you take them to your interview and show them. You do not have to have supporting evidence for all of your factual claims, but if you have any relevant supporting evidence and you state sensible reasons why you could not obtain supporting evidence for other facts it shows that you have made a genuine effort to substantiate your claim. Criteria for eligibility You should think about the criteria when you are thinking about what happened to you and what you are going to tell the interviewers, but it is not relevant to substantiating your claim to recite the criteria to them, and sometimes interviewers might interpret applicants using technical legal terminology as an indicator you might have been coached to tell a story that passes the criteria, which might not be true, and that might adversely affect your perceived credibility with them. So, don't try to refer to the criteria in your interview, just bear the criteria in mind when you're thinking about what might be relevant to tell the interviewer. In some asylum interview systems, the authorities have asked applicants to come with a written statement prepared, but the Greek authorities have not asked for this. The interviewer will record a statement for you based on what you say in response to their questions. You do have the right to submit relevant evidence in any form, including a written statement, but it might harm your perceived credibility if you read from a statement in your interview. If you choose to write a statement, hand it in before or after, but respond directly to the interviewer's questions and try to look at them during the interview. If parts of your story are very distressing for you to talk about or you are not sure you will remember everything coherently when you are upset, it should be okay to write those parts down and especially if you say why you have done so. You may find it helpful to write a statement as part of your preparation for the interview even if you don't choose hand it in. If you are a woman and you prefer to have a female interviewer and interpreter, you have the right to ask for them; and if you are a man and you have a serious reason to ask for a male interviewer and interpreter, you can also ask. There are three categories of protection you can receive if you are eligible in European law: Refugee Status this is a legal status you can be recognised as having had from the point in time when the facts that made it true of you occurred; it is recognised, not granted. Refugee Status is based on having a well-founded fear of persecution. Subsidiary Protection if you are at real risk of serious harm in your country of origin for any reason other than the five reasons for persecution, then you are eligible for Subsidiary Protection.
5 Humanitarian Residency if you do not need international protection but you are too vulnerable for reasons such as age, serious illness or disability to safely return to your country of origin, then you can be granted a Humanitarian Residency permit. If you are specially vulnerable and you need international protection, either Refugee Status or Subsidiary Protection, then you should receive the longer-lasting category of protection of the categories that you are eligible for. Criteria for Refugee Status 2 To be eligible: 1. You must be outside the country you are from; and 2. You must be unable or unwilling to return to the country you are from; 3. Because you have a well-founded fear: a. You must be afraid; and b. There must be objective evidence from your country (e.g. newspaper articles, NGO reports, UN reports) that shows you have a good reason to be afraid; 4. That if you return to your country, you will be persecuted (e.g. there is a threat to your life, freedom, or other human rights); 5. Based on one or more of the following reasons: a. Your race; b. Your religion; c. Your nationality; d. Your political opinion; or e. Your membership of a particular social group (this could be your family or persons with similar backgrounds, habits or social status, often with a characteristic which is innate, unchangeable or fundamental). What is included in the five reasons for persecution? (referred to in the definition of Refugee Status) (Article 10 of the Qualification Directive 2011) 10(1) Member States shall take the following elements into account when assessing the reasons for persecution: 2 This paraphrase summary of the criteria of eligibility for Refugee Status, some sections below verbatim and the general method of this guide come from the Asylum Access' Self-Help Kit originally written for refugees in Thailand from Indo-china in the 1990s. Help Kit English.pdf
6 1. the concept of race shall, in particular, include considerations of colour, descent, or membership of a particular ethnic group; 2. the concept of religion shall in particular include the holding of theistic, non-theistic and atheistic beliefs, the participation in, or abstention from, formal worship in private or in public, either alone or in community with others, other religious acts or expressions of view, or forms of personal or communal conduct based on or mandated by any religious belief; 3. the concept of nationality shall not be confined to citizenship or lack thereof but shall, in particular, include membership of a group determined by its cultural, ethnic, or linguistic identity, common geographical or political origins or its relationship with the population of another State; 4. a group shall be considered to form a particular social group where in particular: members of that group share an innate characteristic, or a common background that cannot be changed, or share a characteristic or belief that is so fundamental to identity or conscience that a person should not be forced to renounce it, and that group has a distinct identity in the relevant country, because it is perceived as being different by the surrounding society. Depending on the circumstances in the country of origin, a particular social group might include a group based on a common characteristic of sexual orientation. Sexual orientation cannot be understood to include acts considered to be criminal in accordance with national law of the Member States. Gender related aspects, including gender identity, shall be given due consideration for the purposes of determining membership of a particular social group or identifying a characteristic of such a group; 5. the concept of political opinion shall, in particular, include the holding of an opinion, thought or belief on a matter related to the potential actors of persecution mentioned in Article 6 and to their policies or methods, whether or not that opinion, thought or belief has been acted upon by the applicant. 10(2) When assessing if an applicant has a well-founded fear of being persecuted it is immaterial whether the applicant actually possesses the racial, religious, national, social or political characteristic which attracts the persecution, provided that such a characteristic is attributed to the applicant by the actor of persecution.
7 Criteria for Subsidiary Protection You are subject to a real risk of serious harm; 15 Serious harm means: a) the death penalty or execution; or b) torture or inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; or c) serious and individual threat to a civilian s life or person (includes rape) by reason of indiscriminate violence in situations of international or internal armed conflict. 6. Those who threatened you with serious harm may be: a) the State; b) parties or organisations controlling the State or a substantial part of the territory of the State; c) non-state actors, if it can be demonstrated that the actors mentioned in points (a) and (b), including international organisations, were unable or unwilling to provide protection to you. Criteria for Humanitarian Residency permit Even if you are not found to need international protection, if you are specially vulnerable and it would not be safe for you to return to your country of origin at the time of the asylum decision, you may be granted a Humanitarian Residence permit, which will only be temporary but should last for as long as you need it. "a. Unaccompanied minors, b. handicapped persons or suffering an un-cured or serious illness, c. elderly persons, d. pregnant women or who have recently given birth, e. single parent families with children under 18 years old, f. victims of torture, rape or other kinds of psychological, physical or sexual assault or exploitation, persons with post traumatic syndromes, especially survivors or relatives of victims of shipwrecks, g. victims of human slavery or trafficking." You can be recognised as specially vulnerable and as in need of international protection as well. When, where, who did what, and how long for? In writing a statement or thinking about what you want to say in your interview, it may be helpful to think through When, where, who : Dates and Times: When things happened. For example, On 16 June 2005 at about 6pm. If you don t remember exact dates and times, then you should try to remember approximate dates and times or things that happened around the same time. For example, you could say
8 something like, One day in March 2006, late at night, One day, about two weeks before New Year in 2007, early in the morning, Soon after my 30th birthday, When I was about 20 years old, or During the summer of You can also say things like Soon after the [last event] or Around the same time as the [last event]. Places: Where things happened. If you can t remember the exact place, then you should try to give as much detail as possible or try to describe what the place was like. For example, you could say, I was kidnapped when I was walking from Town A to Town B, I went to a large brick house which was about 5 minutes walk from my house or I was taken to a small village about 30km south of my village. People: If you can remember the names of people, you should always include this information. If you don t know people s names or you can t remember them, then try to describe the people, especially if you re scared of them, they re people who hurt you, they re the reason why you left your country or if you think they re important to what happened to you. When describing people, you can explain what they were wearing, whether they had weapons, what language they spoke, etc. You should also explain who you think the people were and why you think that. Duration: When you re describing things that happened to you, include how long these things lasted. For example, you could say, I was kept in prison for two days or I was in the hospital for two weeks. If there are things you don t remember, don t make something up. It is fine to say that you don t remember. If there is something you are not sure about, especially why someone else did something to you or someone like you that made you afraid or think there was a risk of serious harm to you, then you should say something like, I believe that or I think that but don t say, I know that Also explain why you are not sure. Explain how the problems made you feel and what you were worried or scared about. Explain why you think these problems happened to you. Was it because of your race? Was it because of your nationality? Was it because of the language that you spoke? Was it because of your ethnicity? Was it because of your culture or cultural things that you did? Was it because of your clan? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. Was it because of your religion? Was it because of the way you practised your religion? Was it because of something that you believed in? Was it because other people thought you had a certain religion or supported a certain religion? What made these other people think that you had this religion or supported it? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. If the area you were living in was bombed, were all areas of the city you were in bombed too, or if not why were some areas targeted and others not? If the people in your area of the city were targeted, why were you targeted? Was it because of your opinions or political views? What were your opinions or political views? What did you do to show your opinions or political views? How did other people find out about your opinions
9 or political views? Was it because other people thought you had certain opinions or political views? What made these other people think you had such opinions or political views? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. Was it because of a group/organisation that you were part of? Was it because you supported a group/organisation? What was the name of the group/organisation? Who was in the group/organisation? What did you do with the group/organisation? Why did you join or support the group/organisation? Was it because other people thought that you were part of or supported a group/organisation? What made these other people think that you were part of or supported the group/organisation? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. Was it because of problems that other people had? What problems did they have and how did their problems cause you problems? Were these people part of your family or a group that you belonged to? What was the relationship between you and these people? How did it impact you? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. Was it because you were different to other people? What was different about you? Was it because other people thought that you were different? Was it because of something that you had done in the past? Was it because of what people thought you had done in the past? Was it because of a job you had? Was it because of your sexual orientation? What made these other people think these things about you? If it was for one of these reasons, explain why you think that. If you know of other people who have also had similar problems to yours, include brief information about those other people and what happened to them. Explain how you know this information. If you have committed a serious crime in a country other than the one that you are in now, explain what you did, where and when you did it and why you did it. Explain why you thought you had to leave your country and what you thought would happen to you if you stayed any longer in your country. If you left your country in the past but had to come back to your country then explain what happened. Also explain if you tried to leave your country but couldn t and what stopped you. If you tried to relocate within your country to seek safety, explain what happened. If you found you still weren't safe when you tried to relocate internally in your country, explain why. Explain what you did to leave your country and who helped you. If you came straight to the country you are in now from your country and registered quite soon after, then explain. If you passed through other countries before coming to the country you are in now, then explain which countries you went to, how long you stayed and whether you tried to get help in those countries. Similarly, if you waited more than one month after arriving in the country you are in now to register, explain why. Did you try to do anything to stop the problems that happened to you in your country and what happened? Did you try to get help from your government, the police or anyone else?
10 When? What did they say and do? Did they help? Did you try to move to another part of your country to avoid your problems? Where did you move to and when? Did that help? What do you think will happen to you if you return to your country and what you re scared about. Include information about who you think will hurt you and what you think they will do to you and also explain why you think those things will happen to you. If anyone in your country has received threats about you or had problems because of you after you left your country include this information as well. If there is any information about your security or your medical, physical or psychological situation that you have not already said, then you can mention that briefly. We hope you found this guide helpful, Please watch also our animation here: Oa_iA
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Fighting against the illicit trafficking of cultural property
West African cultural heritage, and more particularly in the Sahel region, is facing numerous threats linked to a context of crisis, including the illicit trafficking of cultural property, which has increased since the Malian crisis in 2012. For several decades, to face this challenge, UNESCO has been actively working on providing member States with a standard-setting instrument ensuring heritage's protection, and supporting them in the development of institutional, human and financial resources.
In recent years the sub-region has suffered from an increase of the illicit trafficking of its cultural property, a phenomenon of such scope that it is ranked in second position just behind drugs and arms trafficking.
As a platform for the exchange, UNESCO invites Member States, and specialized entities, to engage in a strategic dialogue based on the 1970 Convention, strengthened by the 1995 UNIDROIT Convention, to stop illicit importations, exportations and ownership transfers of cultural property. Thus, as required by the Target 16.4 of the SDGs : "By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime", the UNESCO Dakar Office carries out capacity building and awareness raising activities, in partnership with several partners to facilitate the implementation of a sub-regional cooperation.
Learn more :
14.11.17 La meilleure prévention contre le trafic illicite des biens culturels : la sensibilisation ! (in French)
24.08.17 A road map to fight against the illicit trafficking of cultural property in the Sahel (in French)
West Africa takes action to fight against the loss of Malian heritage

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(Paris) – The UN-backed Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) today convened its fifth annual conference, with leading investors stressing the importance of adopting long-term investment policies as a way to achieve greater financial stability in global markets.
More than 500 international institutional investors and other delegates – a record conference turnout – attended the opening session of the two-day event of the PRI initiative, which has grown to include more than 900 investor signatories representing approximately USD 30 trillion in assets under management. The PRI was co-founded by the UN Global Compact and the UNEP Finance Initiative, which both hold seats on the PRI Advisory Council, the initiative's overarching governance body.
"With global financial markets in turmoil, and economic prospects dimming further in key regions of the world, this conference offered investors an opportunity to discuss how the tenets of responsible investment, including adopting long-term investment horizons and comprehensive risk-management policies, can help support financial stability", said Gavin Power, Deputy Director of the UN Global Compact and special designate to the PRI Advisory Council.
In his opening address, Wolfgang Engshuber, Chair of the PRI, emphasised that proper integration of environmental, social, and governance (or "ESG") issues by investors can help mitigate investment risks and should be seen as part of the solution to today's financial instability.
Her Royal Highness, Princess Maxima of the Netherlands, emphasized the importance of extending responsible financial services and products to people in the developing world through programs such as the PRI's new Principles for Investors in Inclusive Finance.
Following these keynote addresses, Mr James Gifford, Executive Director of the PRI, presented a progress report on the PRI initiative, including the following data from the most recent survey:
- 94 percent of PRI signatories have explicit policies that refer to ESG issues
- 90 percent of signatories have collaborated with other investors on responsible investment topics
- 315 signatories were involved in the PRI Engagement Clearinghouse during the past year, with 782 companies contacted on ESG issues
During a special conference session on ESG issues and corporate governance, the UN Global Compact – through its Global Compact LEAD initiative – released the draft "Recommendations for Board Adoption and Oversight of Corporate Sustainability" for consultation with investors. Related, Global Compact LEAD is launching a company-investor working group which will examine executive compensation in relation to sustainability issues, in addition to a working group that will focus on improving communication between companies and investors.
Day one of the conference also featured a session on "Taking ESG Reporting to the Next Level", which included discussions related to the UN Global Compact's new COP Differentiation Model.
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Low Tunnels: protection for low-growing crops
Low tunnels are temporary structures usually 1.5 to 2 feet tall, often constructed of wire hoops or pvc tubing. They provide some protection for low growing crops as well as environmental modification. Key features of include:
Low Tunnel Resources:
Research Report - Using Low Tunnels for Overwintering Crops
University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension and UMass Extension
Observations and lessons learned regarding research in low tunnels for overwintering crops.
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Tarik Saleh / Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France / 2017 / 111 mins
At Edinburgh Filmhouse from Fri 30 Mar 2018
Set against the backdrop of the 2011 Egyptian revolution, The Nile Hilton Incident follows Noredin Mustafa (Fares Fares), a corrupt but conflicted chain-smoking cop who gets a chance at redemption when investigating the murder of a beautiful young singer which may involve a well-connected politician. In a race against time, Noredin must find the sole witness to the murder – a Sudanese migrant worker named Salwa (Mari Malek), diving into a web of lies and political corruption in the process.
Directed by Tarik Saleh (Metropia) the film is a hugely enjoyable (if not very consistent) political thriller that is far more indebted to Roman Polanski's Chinatown than Middle Eastern cinema. It contains all of the classic tropes of noir – femme fatales, seedy nightclubs, the moody antihero with no one to trust and endless plot twists – which works for the most part, but also makes the film become slightly predictable and at times these tropes feel uncomfortably suited to the political allegory of the story.
Filmed in Casablanca and Berlin, cinematographer Pierre Aim does fantastic work at turning the setting of Cairo into a character in itself, with dimly-lit back streets and smoke-filled rooms. Fares as Noredin gives a fantastically gruff performance and often delivers his lines with a wonderfully sardonic wit, occasionally helping to lift the bleak mood of the film.
The film begins to lose focus as it slowly builds towards its final third, but the climax taking place in Tahrir Square is such a rousing and perfectly-executed scene that it is hard not to watch in awe. While The Nile Hilton Incident may not tread much new territory, it breathes much-needed energy into an overly familiar story via a vividly-drawn world where justice is rarely met and everyone has a price.


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A midnight brunch party seems like a good idea in theory until you factor in that the commute requires you to walk through a not so gentrified area in Harlem, wherein street harassment is at an all-time disappointing ass high. What the hell has happened to the men in New York that they feel it is normal, nay acceptable to follow a woman in the dark because she didn't respond to your "compliments" the way you wanted her to? You know what, that's another rant for another day. So baby sis Chelsea and I are headed through a mosh pit of disrespect and subsequent fear of going to prison for shanking one of these "men" with obvious mommy issues to get to a midnight brunch party. We worked hard that week and deserved a cute night out. Well that didn't happen.
Chelsea's Story:
She and I both met this guy who we will call Stanley when we interned at Oscar de la Renta. For the longest time we couldn't tell if he went to our church, played for our team…was a straight man. It's kind of hard to tell when you work in fashion or the arts. There's always the question of: is he an eccentric artist or does he favor the masculine gender? Anyway, Stanley had been making empty plans to hang out with her for months, and while he was attractive enough, his social awkwardness towards her was really off putting. They would run into each other from time to time at one social gathering of Howard alum or another, but he never made a real effort to take her out or spend real time with her. Fast forward to midnight brunch where he attempted for a third time to get her to go home with him.
My Story:
Chelsea wandered off to talk to Stanley the Weirdo as I so lovingly named him in my head during my sentence at Oscar de la Renta. I was left to entertain a guy who she knew through another guy blah blah blah. We shared a few commonalities namely that we were both from Atlanta, and both wanted to get me a little tipsy. Things got creepy when he kept scaring off guys who came in our area as if they were trying to get at me. Things got progressively creepier when he pretended not to know how to get back to his hotel room, and asked if he could come home with me. I very politely sent him the link for google directions back to the Roosevelt Hotel and decided I was done for the evening. Sir, that's the beginning of a Law and Order SVU episode. Young girl meets a seemingly nice guy at a party. He buys her some drinks, cut to unsuspecting jogger discovering her body parts in a random park. No thank you! I don't know you or even your last name, so what sick bitch made you feel that if you buy some cheap drinks you can ask to go home with her? Apparently in all of my partying days at home in Atlanta, I was still somehow sheltered because I have never had that happen to me before and it's supposedly a common thing. Who knew?
Here's Where Our Stories Ironically Converge:
The same sloppy fat drunk guy groped both of us at different parts of the night. Again, the fear of prison time for taking this young man's life loomed over my head. Dear Black Men: Do better.
Moral of the Story:
By the time Labor Day weekend rolled around, we were collectively over the idea of a club or party. We decided to do something mildly touristy and take the Staten Island Ferry to a Spanish restaurant that I made a mistake and found a few years ago. This is where I met Johnny Bravo.


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|Read Play Blog is a meme about video games and books, posted every 16th of the month. Bloggers are encouraged to answer a discussion question, recommend a video game that they like, and share what they're currently playing. Hosted by Happy Indulgence Books & Read Me Away!
What's on your gaming wishlist?
There's a few games I've had my eye on lately, so here's my top three! I think we can all agree that it's nearly impossible for a gamer to pick just ONE.
2. LEGO The Hobbit I'm a huge fan of all the LEGO games, and LEGO Lord of the Rings has been the best one I've played so far! I can't wait to see what this one has in store.
3. Five Nights at Freddy's Honestly, I have mixed feelings on this one. I've always had a huge fascination with horror games (their story lines are always the best), but when I actually play them I get too scared and turn to mush. So yes, I strongly WANT to play this game, but I'm not sure if I actually WILL. Such is my life.
My Recommendation: BattleBlock Theater
And tah-dah! That's it for this month. Next month's topic is games we're looking forward to in 2015! I promise I won't talk about Saints Row this time. I think you all get the idea by now ;)
Past Read Play Blog posts:
- Sci-Fi Games
- Halloween Edition!
- Favorite Gaming Platforms
- Favorite Gaming Genre
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Martinmas--toward a gesture of giving
We had a little Martinmas celebration last night. I really love Martinmas. It's the very first festival of light that reminds of us our inner light. It's also a way to consciously turn from the gesture of taking at Halloween to the gesture of giving through the holidays.
Hels began her day by helping the 3-year olds in the Nursery to make their lanterns. Then she came home to make phone calls for a food drive she is organizing. We also spent some time looking at hat projects with the idea of making something warm for others. The hat on her head is one beginning prototype made from a recycled sweater.
Lou then got down the box of lanterns. We have quite the lantern collection after all these years--balloon lanterns, paper lanterns, jar lanterns, and a tin lantern.
She wanted to light them all and have an "electricity free" evening which we did. It was a bit nerve-wracking seeing as most of them are made out of paper and balloons, but we did it. She enjoyed carrying this one around the house. Jar lanterns aren't as exciting to make as balloon lanterns, but they allow Mom to breath a sigh of relief at the safety factor.
As we sat by the fire amidst all our lanterns, I read Amy's Goose which I keep tucked away and bring out just on Martinmas.
This lovely story is about a young girl who comes upon a goose that has been hurt by a fox. She cares for it while its mate circles above the barn calling for it, anxious to head south. She eventually puts aside her own wishes and lets it go. I like the story because it is full of beautiful autumn illustrations and is a reminder that we each have a giving spirit inside.
I pulled out Three Cups of Tea and Knitting for Peace for Hels to look at. I also showed her Soulemama's Mama to Mama hats so we could think of a charity project to make. Over these next weeks I want our thoughts to start turning toward the seasons of thankfulness and giving. If anyone knows of stories (fiction or non-fiction) about people who have given I would like to hear about them--especially if they would appeal to a 12 year old!
This is my little way of bringing a younger child's festival to my older children. We'll start our sewing projects this week and our neighborhood is having a potluck and lantern walk this weekend, so we'll get out there and sing away with our lanterns. While my girls might groan a bit, they will secretly enjoy it and look back fondly to these days.


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Thursday, February 01, 2007
When should we use an Ultraviolet light?
An ultraviolet light is good for ridding a pond of pea-soup algae. It is very important to have a properly sized light because if the exposure time is too small, the system will not be very effective. The size of the UV light is based on how much water passes through it.
We like Emperor Aquatic lights because they have a long life. Many other lights are rated at peak (new) performance rather than at 60% lamp strength.U/V lights will not work with string algae since it does not pass through it.


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21 June 2015
Homily of the Apostolic Nuncio
His Grace Archbishop Petar Rajič
Job 38:1.8-11; 2 Cor 5:14-17; Mk 4:35-41
The gospel passage describes a moment when the disciples were travelling by boat with Jesus and a violent storm overcame them. Jesus was asleep in the boat, while the disciples were struggling to stay afloat. Feeling desperately out of control the disciples then woke Jesus up and put forth the question: Master, do you not care that we are perishing? This is the characteristic question of all of humanity towards God, especially when we are in difficulty. Even as individuals, each of us might have moments when we are asking God 'do you not care that I am perishing?', 'do you not see the difficulties I find myself in?', 'why are you not helping?' It may seem to us that the Lord is asleep, as Jesus was during the storm on the sea, yet God is present and close by. He may not be present the way we would expect him to be and may not respond the way we would prefer, but he is present in his own way, alongside us, sharing in our difficulties and giving us strength to battle the storms of our lives.
God does care. The reply of Jesus proves this: Quiet, be still. This is the way we 'hear' the Lord and see him at work in our lives. It takes just a little effort on our part, to find some time for God in silent prayer. Silence is truly golden, for it brings us back into touch with God. We need moments of quiet silence, exterior and interior, in order to listen to the Lord speaking to us. This is why in Mass too, we pause for silent prayer three times, before the "I confess" to recall our sins, after the homily in order to reflect on the Word of God that has been proclaimed and upon receiving the Body of Christ at Communion, where we thank God for the gift of his Son. We need moments of silence each day at home too. Some of the most beautiful moments of the day can be when you get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise but mostly to pray. On the other hand, they might be late in the evening when the day is over, to recollect your thoughts in the silence of your room and your heart, in order to thank God for the day gone by, no matter what it was like.
After calming the wind and the sea, Jesus then adds a question of his own directed at the disciples: Why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith? While the disciples were concerned about themselves and their own lives earlier, Jesus challenges them not to fear but to trust in God in all situations. Jesus is also asking us 'do you believe and trust in me, that I can calm the storms of your life?' Faith in Jesus' abiding and sustaining presence keeps fear at bay and enables us to continue navigating through the storms of life trusting in God's constant closeness to us that can only be felt in the quiet stillness of hearts that approach him with faith.


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By Rusty Johnson
Long hours in the stand and a can-do attitude can yield remarkable rewards. Just ask Phillip Carter and his brother-in-law, Roger Hill.
These two Arkansas guys live to hunt white-tailed deer, and after what happened to Phillip on Dec. 30, 2012, their dedication to the sport isn't about to wither.
Phillip and Roger live next to each other on 80 acres they bought in 2008. The Benton County tract has rolling hills of white and red oak timber, interspersed with food plots they planted after building their houses.
Their devotion to molding the land and managing deer has paid big dividends. Going into the 2012 season, Roger had harvested a 135-inch (BTR) 13-pointer, and numerous friends had taken respectable 8-pointers off the place.
On Sept. 24, Phillip and Roger had an opportunity to buy a nearby 160-acre tract. To see what kind of deer it held, they put out trail cameras. Within a few days, they'd retrieved a photograph of a buck far bigger than any other they'd ogled.
They hunted for that deer for almost a month before the neighbor called to say he'd harvested it. The man had set up a pop-up blind and sat in it for two hours.
"Talk about taking the wind out of our sails!" Roger sighed.
After devoting so much time to pursuing a particular deer, many hunters might've written off the season.
Knowing there's more fish in the sea doesn't always spur a frustrated fisherman to keep casting his net.
For Phillip and Roger, however, hope springs eternal. The brothers-in-law simply rested a few days while their trail cameras did all the work.
They got the wind back in their sails when they checked the cameras on their 80 acres on Dec. 22.
Twice in five days, a monstrous buck — even bigger than the one they'd hunted on the other property — had walked in front of the backyard lenses. Thus began new and extensive planning sessions.
Both men hunted long hours through Christmas, carrying both bows and guns, when that season opened.
Neither saw the buck from the photos, and they were fearful that a new ground blind might've spooked it off the tract.
Both Phillip and Roger had to go out of town on Dec. 28, so they removed the blind before they left. They pulled the camera card when they got back home, and the buck was there. It had been hanging around for the last 72 hours.
The wind was right on the evening of Dec. 30 for them to visit a tree containing two stands. They were aloft by 3:30, braced for the 20-degree weather.
Nothing happened until 5:15, when Phillip hissed, "THERE HE IS!"
The magnificent buck was 100 yards from the stand and coming closer. When it stopped for a while halfway to them, Phillip told Roger, "I can shoot him." But Rodger told him to hold his horses.
"He will get closer," he promised.
Sure enough, the buck came to within 25 yards, and that's when Phillip loosed his arrow. The thwack was music to their ears, the period at the end of 80 days of climbing trees and sitting in ground blinds.
And that the deer was shot on their own property made the experience even sweeter.
Hunter: Phillip CarterBTR Score: 208 4/8Compound BowIrregular
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My first blog is an excerpt from the forthcoming book Create Naturally. Additional blogs and photo journalism can be accessed from the sidebar list on the right.
Create Naturally is a journey that encourages you to explore, enhance and express creativity in more conscious and proactive ways. A journey to explore creativity will improve your thinking skills, confidence and knowledge. Creativity is a natural ability and really can be enhanced to benefit numerous endeavors and expressions. There is much to explore to boost personal growth and creative ability for a more fulfilling life.
Create Naturally (CN) is purposely designed to be general and progressive – yet elicit very personal expressions, insights and solutions to improve life, career and business. This journey is for inventors, entrepreneurs, artists, business people, scientists, homemakers, youth and virtually anyone with goals, challenges and desires. You can improve personal life and the world around you by becoming more creative. CN encourages creative thoughts and activities to realize dreams, overcome challenges and innovate. Whatever career or roles you have adopted embracing a dynamic creative lifestyle will be beneficial.
I believe exploring creativity is one of the most important pursuits you can undertake – and the benefits will continue for the rest of your life.
The Journey & Create Naturally Action Journal
On journeys keeping a journal of progress, discoveries and insights can be critical to success. In the modern era journaling can take different forms – from hand written notes to advanced multi-media documentation. At the end of each chapter in the book or at classes there are questions and exercises to help develop self-knowledge and trigger creative ideas. There are imagination exercises that will stretch your mind and perceptions. Sometimes journal questions will be in the text for you to begin contemplating and will also be repeated at chapter ends.
Consider a journal as a form of displayed thinking. Documenting your journey in the Create Naturally Action Journal will benefit you. This book is much more than an intellectual read – it is an interactive journey and working with your journal is vital to growth.
Jotting down ideas in a notebook will suffice. A digital journal using your software of choice also works. Audio or video recordings may be your choice for chronicling. Pencil sketches or sophisticated full color paintings and anything in between are encouraged. You can be wild and free. You may create the world's next best inventions by ideas started in this journal. Or discover ways to improve relationships, home life or achieve business goals. Your insights can help to create solutions and opportunities for family or associates too and that is a key to personal fulfillment.
Frankly, the world needs more worthwhile creativity.
The Dynamic Cycle of Questions and Answers
A fundamental principle of Create Naturally is recognizing the importance of questions to prompt creative thinking. Intelligent questions lead to creative answers and discovery. Questions are at the heart of creativity. They elicit surprising answers and worthwhile solutions. Questions and answers are a natural cycle that has propelled creativity and cultural evolution since the first cave dwellers. Perhaps a cave dweller artist drew the first symbols for this phenomenon:
I suspect there were a lot of surprising answers our early ancestors discovered from – How? Why? What is this? Should I run now?
Creativity is often initiated and stimulated by questions and answers. The journal workbook has many questions and you are encouraged to formulate your own questions about specific desires. The quality of questions and answers dramatically influences quality of life.
The questioning mind is curious and open and curiosity is an important attitude – a desirable state of being. States of being conducive to creativity are very important and we will begin exploring how inspiration, values, imagination, emotions and attitudes positively affect creativity. They are all valuable tools on the journey and will provide energy and insight. Let's consider a very important question:
What is Creativity?
There are many definitions and descriptions about creativity and one of my favorites is taken from the book THE MAGIC OF THINKING BIG By David J. Schwartz. He writes:
"Creative thinking is simply finding new, improved ways to do anything."
Anything!!! That is such an open way of looking at creativity. Let's look at more definitions to help clarify. From one dictionary:
Bring about by a course of action or behavior
To produce through imaginative skill
Cause, Design, Invent, Originate
Making something better
To bring into existence
All of these dictionary definitions are exciting and even motivational. Improving one's creative abilities just sounds like a fun and worthwhile way to improve the quality of life.
What is the source of creativity and creative thoughts? There are many theories that can be explored but our primary emphasis is on direct experiences that lead to fulfilling results.
We are not going to do a deep dive into neuroscience but an awareness of the latest brain science may foster confidence in your ability to develop dynamic creative skills. In the past many scientists believed creativity predominantly arose from the right hemisphere of the brain and the left hemisphere was more logical. Current studies indicate there are actually four hemispheres to consider and the interactive connectivity of the hemispheres may allow for the highest degrees of creativity. There are two hemispheres of the cerebrum and two of the cerebellum. Interaction prompts the imagination and creative thinking. Exploring and consciously enhancing your creative abilities is exercise for your brain hemispheres.
Using the whole brain and increasing the communication between hemispheres is a goal for enhanced creative thinking. There are a variety of ways to do this with mental, emotional and spiritual techniques. Physical exercise is also beneficial to higher functioning creativity. Aerobic motion seems to be a key to increasing connectivity or communication between the hemispheres. Effectively integrating brain hemispheres is at the forefront of the evolution of creative thinking.
We humans are supposed to be creative beings. Creating is an essential aspect of our fundamental nature. There are many ways to accomplish a conscious and dynamic creative lifestyle and we are on a journey to explore and develop as many ways as we can. Embarking on a creativity journey will benefit brain functioning. You will develop new neural pathways as you exercise your brain.
Create Naturally is about increasing creative skills and confidence generally and also very much about using creativity to improve the quality of your life.
Creativity can be a logical process as well as a spontaneous occurrence. Creativity can be consciously directed as a sequential process as well as express mysteriously and spontaneously. Chapter 3 presents a multi-dimensional model of creative process that elaborates on the dual nature of creativity: logical/cyclical and spontaneous/mysterious.


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Lois Elaine Day Rogerson, age 72, passed away Thursday, April 2, 1998, at her son's home in Fruit Heights.
She was born February 26, 1926 in Fillmore, Utah, the daughter of Elmer and Annie Laurie Brunson Day. She married J. Bryan Rogerson on May 3, 1946 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He passed away on August 3, 1985.Lois was reared and educated in Fillmore and graduated from Millard High School. She lived in Fillmore until 1945 and in Salt Lake City from 1945 to 1956, then moved to Kaysville. She was a member of the Kaysville 8th LDS Ward, and was a devoted wife and loving mother. She enjoyed sewing, ceramics, and gardening.
She is survived by two sons, Jan (Renee) Rogerson, Fruit Heights; Terry V. (Lynette) Rogerson, Layton; and three grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, James Day and Don Day; and sister, Fay Day Edlen, all of Salt Lake City.
Funeral services will be held Monday, April 6, 1998, at 11 a.m. at the Kaysville LDS Rock Chapel, 25 South 200 East. Friends and family may call Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary, 400 North Main, and at the church on Monday, one hour prior to services. Interment, Kaysville City Cemetery.
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