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To no one’s surprise, the question of who Harry Greenwood’s girlfriend is has sparked much debate.\n\nUnlike other celebrity children, Katrina Greenwood and Hugo Weaving’s son has no problem with his admirers finding out about his girlfriend, Milena Bennett. Harry’s girlfriend is a Sydney-based photographer who frequently posts adorable photos of him on her Instagram feed.\n\nHarry and his girlfriend have been together for more than ten years. In addition, the couple recently bought a house together.\n\nTaking a look at the pictures on Greenwood’s Instagram, it is evident that he and his sweetheart are both pet lovers. The pair also loves traveling and are frequently traveling to different places.\n\nDespite being together for so long, the love-smitten couple has yet to tie the knot. However, given how much the couple adores one another, Harry and Milen’s marriage is inevitable. 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Karma’s role is to identify the disparity between what people value and what they perceive the church values, and then create a marketing campaign to close the gap.\n\nAmong their findings: the Catholic Church is largely perceived to signify order and rules, authority and tradition, whereas respondents valued none of those things. Honesty/integrity, humor and love/compassion were some of the highest-rated traits for those surveyed, but they associated none of those qualities with the Catholic Church (love/compassion was closely associated with Christianity, but not Catholicism).\n\nThe church’s good works – the service aspect of our faith – was the only quality universally defended by all the people Karma studied, whether they were Catholics, former Catholics or nones. Generally, anyone who wasn’t an active or connected Catholic had some sort of issue with the structure of the church – the hierarchy, a lack of inclusiveness, etc. – but even those soured on Catholicism strongly defended the church’s efforts to clothe, feed, shelter and educate those in need.\n\nOne of the saddest findings, I thought, was respondents greatly valued happiness and joy in their own lives. They wanted it, they sought it, they hoped for it. But no one – not even the most engaged Catholics – reported associating joy or happiness with church. When I asked the presenter how, from his perspective as a deacon, we can generate more joy, he mentioned adding more humor in homilies. But I think the hardest part of being an American Catholic – especially if we are not part of a tight-knit community of Catholics – is that our church has all of the obligations, but few of the celebrations, that are commonplace in other countries.\n\nIf we lived in Italy, Mexico, or in many other culturally Catholic countries around the globe, we’d be celebrating our favorite feast days with grand festivals and lavish parades and processions. Young adults would have opportunities to meet other Catholics, in a joy-filled religious context, for dating and marrying. Young children would grow up associating the church with fun and excitement. As it is, in a secular country with scattered populations of Catholics, this is largely not our experience.\n\nWhat’s the lesson in all this? My takeaway was, first of all, that the church’s values – beginning with promoting truth in a non-relativistic way, celebrating traditional families and refusing to dump unpopular Bible-based teachings – are too vastly out of step with Western culture for us to live fully in secular culture and in our faith without creating significant discord in ourselves. The exodus from organized religion that has characterized the last couple of decades in this country, combined with historic sex abuse, negative press and more, have made lukewarm Catholics pull away, but they’ve also made outsiders actively dislike the church. That doesn’t mean we have to move to a monastery town to live out our faith – arguably, we should not retreat from the world, but try more deeply to influence it – but we do need to embrace that we are countercultural.\n\nI once visited a Congregational church with a friend. It was your typical mega-church-style blend of trendy café, hip pastor in ripped jeans, Christian rock band on a stage (glaring spotlights and all, with the pastor’s charismatic voice dipping and rising as he intoned his message, perfectly choreographed with the music). It was all very compelling, and there was a lot of emotion in the room – at least a couple of women near me were weeping. But for all the catharsis, it felt empty – the message was soft-serve Christianity, all focused on audience rather than on God. Still, their members get to feel like winners – they have the coolest pastor. Their church (hottest in town!) is a mix of coffee shop, theater and train station. Their pastor preaches creative interpretations of some of the Bible’s less loveable passages. They can be good Christians and still do whatever they want.\n\nMy friend, a Protestant who goes church-shopping when she’s discontented, once said derisively that her current pastor’s only message was “be nice” and “Jesus died for us.” But that is the fate of a church not anchored to biblical teachings – instead of grappling with our human frailty, we are assured that we are always good and right, as long as we are nice. Catholicism holds us to a more challenging set of standards. While we humbly aspire to virtue, we should treat others with love and compassion – Jesus’ service-oriented mindset, which has guided the Catholic Church for thousands of years and goes much deeper than “nice” – and conduct our own small-scale rebranding – engage in respectful dialogue with those who are critical of the church or of Christianity, particularly those with no empirical knowledge upon which to base it.\n\nThen, we can ponder joy – what is it? When do we feel it most? How many of those situations are rich in God-given gifts? Joy in doing something we love, joy in being with loved ones, joy in a job well done, joy in the pleasure of a feast or a gift or some new opportunity in our lives – all of these joys come from God. When we go to church, we gather with like-minded people to thank God for the many joys he’s given us. Be aware of it, and share it.",
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"My name is Peter Lovelock and I was a playing and marching officer in this great organisation for many a happy year.\n\nWhen I first came to hear about the band and majorettes in 1972, I was principal cornet in Colchester Silver Band. As I was in the process of transferring to Southend in the GPO telephone engineers, I decided to join the band as a playing officer and was amazed at the enthusiasm of the youngsters.\n\nIt was on joining that I met Jean who was head Majorette Officer and who eventually became my wife, indeed we had to plan our wedding date around the band arrangements. There followed many happy and busy years with brilliant engagements such as the Royal Albert Hall, the Lord Mayor’s Show and carnivals both here and across the Channel; like the time we played at Chateau Thierry in the Somme area for the Bloem Fontein Festival. There, all the bands were required to play at the War Memorial in turn and we, resplendent in our Royal Marine’s look-alike uniforms marched up to the Memorial, playing the march “Soldiers of the Queen” and at the Memorial played “Evening Hymn” and “Last Post”. Many a handkerchief was used by the elderly to wipe away a tear, it was quite a memorable atmosphere and it could be said that we were Ambassadors for our country.\n\nAnother occasion was when we spent a week at Shorncliff Barracks, Dover, to play in the military tattoo alongside the bands of the Royal Scots, the Devon and Dorsets and the Ghurkas. Many of their members spent their spare time teaching our lads during our practising sessions and indeed the Royal Scots band actually adopted us and gave a free concert at the Cliffs Theatre in aid of new uniforms for us.\n\nOne other engagement I should mention was when we were invited to play carols to her Majesty the Queen at Buckingham Palace, where we played alongside Chalk Farm Salvation Army Band – with me standing behind Cliff Richards ( I hope I didn’t give him an earache!) After this we proudly marched back down the Mall, playing our arrangement of “Star Wars” written by Nick Cottage. We must have made quite a spectacle, together with the two majorette troupes.\n\nIt was some time after that, we changed uniforms to that of American college style and entered American marching style competitions under the new name of Hadleigh Marching Militaire together with a group of girls forming a Colour Guard squad.\n\nI would like to say many thanks to the friends we made during those days with a special mention to George Downing (Property Master) and his wife Lillian, also to John Wilson, the Director of Music."
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No news source is perfectly accurate all the time. But the Citizen doesn’t even make an honest effort. They enable reckless, foolish, and possibly corrupt local government.\n\nIn spite of that sorry track record, I just renewed my subscription – $150 for two years. Now if I read the Citizen to simply keep up on local news that would be $150 wasted. Reading the Citizen, and uncritically accepting what they publish, is a great way to become dumb and misinformed. If I just wanted news, I could read the Keynoter/Reporter. They tend to let a lot stories fly over their heads, but at least they don’t publish demonstrably false information.\n\nAnyhow, the Citizen seems to have made some improvements to their website. It looks like some Free Press articles are now available in a true online format (not just a pdf that disappears each week) and I can (hopefully) provide durable links to the stories rather than screen shots of them. The complete pdf version is still available so I can still screen grab things that don’t live on the website. It’s an improvement. I’ll take it.\n\nBig Changes at the TDC\n\nHarold Wheeler resigned from the Tourist Development Council (TDC) after twenty years. He had some interesting things to say to the Weekly.\n\nBut recent measures by the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners have seemingly reduced advertising dollars. Do you ever feel like you are being punished for doing your job well? As for current issues and some of the negative things that have been coming up lately with cutting advertising dollars, you know, we’ve been working on that and dealing with those issues for a long time. You go through those dips every once in a while. And I understand it. But I’m disappointed. We are going to follow whatever the board of county commissioners sets as policy because they are the governing body.\n\nSo what was all the fuss about? The board didn’t like this last issue of going to more capital just for the single point of doing less advertising. And that’s what it’s about. It was the cities and municipalities saying they wanted equality with the county – to get 100 percent on capital projects. And you know, it sounded like a civil rights action. “We want equality and the same as the county.” But that wasn’t it. It was a money grab by the municipalities. Period. End of sentence.\n\nThose cities and municipalities wanting equality. What a bunch of assholes! [That was sarcasm, by the way. Sometimes it doesn’t come across so well in written form.]\n\nWheeler’s description doesn’t make much sense. The fact that the county went along with the municipalities’ request suggests that the cities had very strong supporting arguments and were willing to aggressively pursue the matter. The county would never just hand over tax money without a fight. Besides, we all know how the county feels about fairness and equity. They hate it with the burning passion of a thousand suns. So “meanie-pants” municipalities staging a baseless “money grab” against the county and getting their way? Nope. Sorry. That fails the sanity test.\n\nMy guess is that Wheeler is referring to the Tourism Impact Tax. This tax is (or was) split between the Monroe County Land Authority and the county’s general fund. None went to the municipalities even though the tax was collected county-wide including from within the municipalities.\n\nIn your view, what are the repercussions to less advertising of the Keys? There’s no county in the state of Florida where the visitors are paying 60 percent of the taxes. Sales taxes, infrastructure tax, ½ cent school tax — and the tourist impact tax is paid 100 percent by the tourists. And so when you want less advertising, and they are clear about it because they want less visitors, you’re going to get less spending. When you get less spending you get less taxes. Now you’re going to have a county government three or four years from now, and it won’t be overnight, that currently has a very strong contingency fund saying “Where did the money go?”\n\nHmmmm…well, I find it extremely odd that the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) would want to cut spending on advertising or anything else. They looovvve to spend. They spend recklessly, foolishly and senselessly all day everyday. The BOCC also loves sales taxes. Monroe County charges as much sales tax as they can legally get away with and they’re on a continuing mission to impose more.\n\nUnfortunately, the locals are tapped out. Most working people can barely afford to hang on as it is. The BOCC has run up long-term debt by recklessly overspending on capital projects. The taxpayers will be stuck with that unnecessarily high debt load for decades to come. I get that tourists are part of the solution, but how many more tourists can be crammed into the Keys? At some point, doesn’t the tourist’s contribution max out?\n\nBut what about the people who say the Keys are too congested and the TDC is to blame? No. It’s developers. It does get blamed on the tourist development council to some degree. But there’s one road in and one road out and there’s a lot of construction. We’ve had a lot of, probably a half dozen, large lodging properties developed in the last five years that have been permitted by the county. And yet, what are we supposed to do? Not market these hotels? If you want to cut back on the number of visitors coming to the Keys — yes, we can cut back on advertising. But stop building hotels and resorts! It doesn’t make sense.\n\nLol. Yup. Mostly correct. My one quibble is that he initially blames the congestion on developers. Those EEEE-VIL, cartoon-villain developers, who can do whatever they want and never have to pull permits or deal with rules, regulations or local government bodies. [Sarcasm again.]\n\nHe did ultimately point out that it is the county who allows these new “lodging properties” to be built rather than addressing more urgent priorities – like affordable housing or crowded roads. Ocean’s Edge is a great example. And let’s not forget that the Planning Board just shot down an affordable housing project in Key Largo. So, yeah, the county is definitely a huge part of the problem. I’d go so far as to say they are the very heart of the problem. It’s ludicrous to blame congestion on the TDC, whose job it is to help fill the available rooms that the county keeps rubber-stamping.\n\nOkay, let’s lighten it up. Is there a current county commissioner you would take into a foxhole? And why? Wow. (Long pause and smile). There’s some I might push out of the foxhole [laughing]. No, I would probably keep, with this group, Commissioner Sylvia Murphy. She’s wise and what she tells you is what she sticks to. And she’s up front about it.\n\nEwww…huh? The Odious Sylvia Murphy? Wise? Up front? I’m mystified. The woman is stumped by simple math and allergic to common decency. She’s the master of dishonest, incoherent word salad. Ah well…at least old Harold had a good experience. I wish Murphy’s own constituents in District 5 could say the same.\n\nThe Key Largo Wastewater Treatment District (KLWTD) will be considering candidates for the General Manager position this coming Tuesday."
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As if to indicate just how much time he spent in made-up worlds, or maybe just for the sake of pulling off yet another act of sleight-of-hand, Ruiz gives us his autobiography in the form of an adaptation. He chooses as his alter ego the aging office clerk Don Celso (played by Sergio Hernández), taking on as his own the Don’s gallery of memories and fantasies, dreams and meditations. A young Celso goes to the movies with Beethoven, gets in arguments with Long John Silver, and takes his dinner in a chicken coop. An aging Celso plays with marbles on the beach, and bears witness to a florid tale of murder and greed. It’s not quite stream-of-consciousness—streams flow one way, and Night Across the Street delights in nothing more than doubling, even quadrupling, back on itself. It’s closer, maybe, to the breath of consciousness: we watch our hero absorbing names, dates, sensations, faces, and stories, exhaling it all for our consumption, and taking in still more.\n\nThe resulting film is built like one of Don Celso’s homemade impossible bottles, each home to an intact, miniature clipper ship far too large to fit through its slender neck. It might be Ruiz’s greatest magic trick that he managed to cram a seventy-year life into just under two light, ambling hours, all without losing his eye for detail. When in the presence of a young admirer the Don runs his hand gently over his collection of dusty bottles, it’s tough for us not to imagine Ruiz himself, glancing back at his many, many films—and marveling himself that each one could feel at once so expansive and so contained.\n\nLike Mysteries of Lisbon, Night Across the Street is about the act of storytelling; unlike in Mysteries, both a gripping yarn and a meta-exercise, Night’s various digressions, puns and motifs never coalesce into a single narrative, or even several. To even speak of coalescence is already to come at Night from the perspective of a listener waiting on a tale; Ruiz, it seems, wants instead to invite us into the mind of the teller. Midway through the film, Don Celso describes a ramble he took in the country to “collect words.” As the Don lists off his finds (his favorite—“Rhododendron”—will echo through the film like a recurring punchline), we’re encouraged to appreciate each word not as a conduit for meaning, but for its own sake—for its sonic texture, the way it rolls off the tongue. So it goes with Night Across the Street, which challenges us to luxuriate in Ruiz’s colorful vignettes without worrying about how they might fit into some larger schema. This is storytelling in its youngest form, though perhaps not its most streamlined: a mess of associations yet to be shaped into any recognizable order. It’s the product of an imagination at play.\n\nGames abound in Night Across the Street: word games and games of chance, boyhood mock-sparring and grown-up bouts of dominoes. Early on in the film, one character compares time to a bag of marbles. The Ruiz of Night Across the Street belongs to that class of aging filmmaker-sages who’ve come to see life—and, by extension, death—as something to be played with, mischievously, bemusedly, and with more than a little detachment. Somehow, though, Ruiz maintains his affection for those things in which he once might have looked solemnly for meaning—and for those people who continue to look.\n\nRuiz comes off as desperately fond of his childhood self, the kid who prides himself in knowing both of the dates conflicting scholars assign to the founding of Santiago. He’s fond, too, of all the participants in the impeccably mannered melodrama that recurs throughout Night’s second half like a persistent joke—for the silliness of their sober gazes and the misplaced gravity of their airs. We start to feel as if Ruiz is intent on turning nearly every aspect of human experience—love and desire, youth and old age, memory and the passage of time—into one big game. But if he is in fact lowering life’s stakes one scene at a time, it’s out of neither apathy, nor resentment, but simply out of determination that nothing, not failure, not betrayal, and not even death, compromise his delight in the places, objects, sounds, and people of his past.\n\nIf Night Across the Street ever takes on any real gravity (a word Ruiz likely would’ve hated), it’s because its maker’s jocularity in the face of death seems to extend from his profound love of life. The slow, steady breaths that Don Celso takes near film’s end, and which young Celso imitates as if in solidarity with his future self, speak to an affection for life that’s unconditional, unyielding, and completely undemanding. They express above all Ruiz’s desire to internalize all that lies outside himself, to swallow the world whole.\n\n“Why do you go to the movies if you can’t understand everything you’ve just seen?” Beethoven asks our young hero just before their ill-fated visit to the cinema. “We came to have fun,” he replies. Ruiz, at the very least, is having fun: having waiters spontaneously enter opulent offices to carry off a bust or two, toying with nondiegetic sound effects so that Don’s impossible bottles seem actually to emit the sound of crashing waves, having one character receive what might be the goofiest going-away present in modern cinema, making a lit-up city resemble a star-studded night sky. The movies were Ruiz’s magic kit, podium, and playpen in one, and sometimes Night Across the Street feels like one big excuse for Ruiz to try out his favorite tricks all over again—as eloquently and as mischievously as ever."
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"The early sowing in February and harvested in May weren’t bad though; they just took longer as they were started off in older weather. The cold greenhouse to protect them from the frost was definitely a winner though as it meant we could eat homegrown new potatoes in May!\n\nFingers crossed for some Christmas dinner new potatoes for 2020!\n\nSo we were drawn to this as it was so colourful. And we can confirm that it didn’t disappoint! It was also “sow simple” to grow. The seeds were sowed in cell trays, plants planted straight out in the garden from there, and that’s where they stayed to maturity.\n\nIf anything, the chard was moe prolific than we expected and we couldn’t keep up with it. One to note for another time!",
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"We managed to grow this one too, although the harvest was perhaps not as successful as the chard. We think this is because we had a dry spell during the period that the corns were forming, so they didn’t bulk up as much as they could’ve done and some hadn‘t fully formed when we harvested them. They pollinated well though, so the square formation we planted them out in must’ve helped us out there!",
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"These are one we tried for the first (and perhaps last!) time. They were relatively simple to grow, but we weren’t massive fans of the taste. We may have let them go over the top though, as they went from zero to massive in what felt like a matter of days! We’ve heard that they are nice grated raw and eaten in a salad, so perhaps we‘ll try that if we grow them again.\n\nThese on the other hand were delicious, definitely one to grow again in 2020 if we get round to it! Both the Romanesco cauliflowers and purple cauliflowers were just gorgeous to look at too!",
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"They grew exactly the same as their white counterparts, but didn’t need shielding from the light to preserve their colour! The Romanesco came out top in the taste test vs the purple ones, but we think that may have had something to do with how they looked when cooked. The purple cauliflowers went that odd blue-grey colour that red cabbage gets when boiled. The best use we found for the purple cauliflower was cauliflower rice and stir fry, as it kept most of its coloured unlike when it was steamed. The Romanescos on the other hand kept their fantastic colour perfectly even when cooked!\n\nSo we forgot all about these…woops!\n\nAnd these we grew, but with varying results to what we expected. It turns out that both the Padron and Machu Picchu varieties we were drawn to typically grow much hotter than advertised. A single Machu Picchu turned some otherwise delicious homemade tomato soup into a soup that needed to be diluted three times with water and milk and was still too hot to eat in anything other than tiny doses!\n\nAnd the Padrons were the same. Eating these could only be described as tapas roulette! We have one harvest that was completely mild, and several other harvests which made for a rather unpleasant tapas experience!",
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"Having read up on Padrons, it turns out that is totally normal. Apparently the Padrons they grow for the supermarkets are picked by skilled workers who learn a hot padron from a mild one, hence why almost all of the Padrons you buy in a punnet in the supermarket are mild!\n\nBut we live and learn! The Gogorez and Snack Bite sweet peppers we grew both turned out extremely well. Our learning is to try and sow them a bit earlier in 2020, as they are notoriously slow to grow, and otherwise you don’t get to harvest anything until most other crops have finished!",
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"Again, not the most successful of our 2019 growing attempts unfortunately. We think this is because we planted it a bit late (even for spring grown garlic) and tried to grow it in a pot with compost that was too rich. Alliums (the onion and garlic family) are known for liking quite poor soils. So place your bets on what we’re trying in 2020!",
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"Overall, these all grew well. We enjoyed numerous harvests of carrots, lettuce, cucumbers and courgettes. The radishes and spring onions are harder, as they peak much faster and so need to be eaten relatively promptly once ready for harvest. The key to success with these therefore has to be to sow little but often, to give yourself a succession of both crops through the summer months.",
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"We’re hoping for better things from the strawberries this year. Don’t get us wrong, we got some strawberries, but not as many as we would’ve liked. This was for two reasons:\n\n2. The weed suppressant that was suppose to be a godsend was a total hindrance. It may suppress weeds well, but it is also pretty impermeable, so getting water to the plants was much harder than it needed to be, resulting in the plants having to survive on less water than they (and us!) would’ve liked!!",
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"And that’s a wrap for 2019. Not bad if we do say so ourselves… And some learnings for future years made along the way, which is great!\n\nWe’re looking forward to sharing our gardening experiences with you again in 2020! Watch out for this year’s plan over the coming weeks!"
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"\"The Conservatives steadily clawed their way back towards power with a small but workable majority early today as a late surge cut the expected swing to Labour and confirmed John Major's hopes of a fourth Tory term.\n\nAt 3.45 am, the BBC and ITV computers predicted up to 335 seats and a majority of 17 for the Conservatives. But Neil Kinnock, in a wistful speech after winning a record majority in Islwyn, insisted: \"The battle is not yet over.\" Enigmatically, the Labour leader, whose position must now be in doubt, offered his service to the country \"in any capacity\".\n\nThe Most Important By-Election Win Since...\n\nNearly a week on from the Bradford West by-Election, the result is still causing ripples about the hidden meanings of the election result.\n\nGeorge Galloway’s victory has been described variously as stunning and important, while the Burd described it as jaw dropping. It might be all of these, but if it is to be a turning point in British politics – where the tide turned against the big parties – more electoral evidence is required. Starting of course with the upcoming council elections across England and Scotland."
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"Nigeria as a nation has in the past two decades when democracy re-emerged in its political sphere experienced pang of protests and unrests. But, a peep into this litany of unrests in the country reveals that recently held ENDSARS Campaign by the Nigerian youths which spanned for close to two weeks with a call on the Federal Government of Nigeria to end Police brutality in the country, enjoyed best support from well meaning Nigerians of diverse background, profession, religion and tribe. As they were equally of the view that time is ripe for elected government to treat the youths with dignity and protect their constitutional rights.\n\nEssentially, given that the protest has been brought under control, it becomes unnecesary going into details of state party’s anemic management of the situation which led to human carnage and wantom destruction of both private and public property. However, while this piece prays for peaceful repose of those that lost their lives, it is important to emphasize that the #EndSARS campaign more than anything else set new agenda for the Nigeria’s youngest citizens as well as despatched useful lessons to the Federal Government which must not be allowed to go with the political winds.\n\nBeginning with the lessons President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government must draw from this experience is the need to recognize that once the boundaries of the brain is adjusted by new knowledge, it will never regain its original shape. The evidence before the global community points to the piece of information that the Nigerian Youths hitherto relegated to the background in the scheme of political and socio economic affairs of their nation, have finally come to term that sovereignty as provided for in Section 14 (2) (a) of the 1999 Constitution(as amended) belong to the people. Hence, they are ready to hold government accountable and make demand for prudent use of the nation’s resources.\n\nNotedly! similar to a market which emerges with time, Nigerian youths after a long wait appear to have finally emerged both politically and socioeconomically.\n\nAnother important lesson that the Federal Government must draw from the event of the past few weeks is the new awareness by the youths that ‘a man who creates power makes an indispensable contribution to the nation’s greatness. But the man who questions power makes a contribution just as indispensable; especially when the questioning is disinterested. For it is in this that we determine whether we use power or if power is using us’.\n\nOn the deployment of the military, one point Mr. President must not fail to remember when opting for the military drill in the Future is that Nigerians youths are development hungry and want to see resources channeled to development-oriented projects and not military drills. Federal Government must therefore learn to seek Victory over aggression, victory that respects the opposition’s basic humanity, rights/freedoms and renders further conflicts unnecessary’\n\nIt is an aberration says a report for the millitary to be involved in police duties because of the tendency for them to go beyond stipulated terms of engagement. By their training and discipline, they do not know how to relate civilly with civillians and this has been responsible for cases of deadly clashes between them and civillians. Expecting victory through military operation will remain elusive as history bears exemplified testimonies.\n\nRegardless of what others may say, it will be of greater good in political and socioeconomic terms if the Federal Government admits the reality that Nigerian youths are no longer ready to watch the political and leadership affairs of their nation from political gallery.\n\nSeparate from providing good governance and granting Nigerians the love, attention and care they deserve, to henceforth, maintain smooth and rancor free relationship with the Nigerian youth, President Muhammadu must be ready to practice empathy, humility, communicate, accommodate, coach and invite the youths to start learning leadership through sincere political apprenticeship/appointments.\n\nWithout doubt, effective communication should be a skill that President Muhammadu Buhari must learn going forward if he is desirous of being described as a strategic leader when he must have gone. Humility should mean to him recognizing that he don’t know everything and some of his best strategies have flaws. His ability to practice empathy will create meaningful connections between him and the general masses.\n\nTo change this trend, and achieve the objective of engaging youth in formal political mechanisms, increase the fairness of political processes by reducing democratic deficits, contributes to better and more sustainable policies which have symbolic importance that can further contribute to restore trust in public institutions, especially among youth, there are inescapable actions that the youths must take.\n\nSeparate from constructively and sustainably engaging the Federal Government as recently demanded by President Buhari, It will not in any way be described as out of place if the youths harness their population advantage and their demographic dividends to form a formidable opposition that holds the government accountable or better still, transform to a political party that members shall seek political offices come 2023 general election.\n\nSupporting this position is Section 39(1) of the 1999 Constitution adopted from Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UN, 1948) which gives everyone the right to freedom of opinion and expression. The youth must also access the power of the press as Section 22 stipulates that “the press, radio, television and other agencies of the mass media shall, at all times, be free to upload the fundamental objectives contained in this Chapter [Chapter IV: Fundamental Rights] and uphold the responsibility and accountability of the Government to the people”, which has been emboldened by the Freedom of Information Act, 2011.\n\nIt is important that Nigerian youths continue to speak up against violation of human rights, suppression of free speech and freedom of the press. Unlike their elders, youths must not initiate, encourage or spread false, mischievous or divisive information capable, or with outright intent, of misleading the populace and disrupting societal harmony and peace. Within the ambience of the law, they must speak up with facts against any wrongdoing or oppression by the government or fellow citizens capable of endangering sustainable democracy and the effective delivery of good governance.\n\nThey (youths) should view as evil the argument by political deconstructionists that Nigerian youths must face difficulties as there is no nation where each has his/her own job and house, and where all children receive as much education as their minds can absorb. This claim is not only ‘rationally inexplicable but morally unjustifiable. It is a fact that government lacks capacity to fix socioeconomic challenges alone. But any government with goodwill and sincerity to save and serve the people must develop creative and innovative channels to promoting sustained and inclusive economic growth, social development, environmental protection and job creation.\n\nAlso, Nigerians are in agreement that the law is the supreme instrument of the state which must be respected and no one is above the law. This particular fact if well understood will assist the youths to comprehend that as citizens, they are constitutionally eligible to vote and be voted for.\n\nFinally, ‘whenever and wherever words fail to impose order, anarchy prevails. Wherever and whenever signs fail to communicate noble ideas and ideals, humanity is diminished and impoverished’. Likewise Nigerian political space at independence despite being an amalgam of multicultural, multi-religious and multilingual groups thrived peacefully on some values nourished.This harmonious existence, however, has since transformed into a chaotic coexistence. President Buhari’s ability to find answers to the nation disordered coexistence will be most valid lesson in the present circumstance.\n\nAs an incentive, let Mr. President remember that ‘a system that advertises complete absence of human kindness, exploits the weak and vulnerable in the society, much against acceptable international practice, and places little or no value on human life is a distructive system’."
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"To our fathers’ fathers\nThe pain, the sorrow;\nTo our children’s children\nThe glad tomorrow.\n\nThese are the final words in Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s poem, A Song of Hope. They are also the final words of a song of the same name on Katie Noonan’s most recent record, The Glad Tomorrow. This project sees Noonan come together with the Australian String Quartet (ASQ) to perform a song cycle based on Oodgeroo’s poetry.\n\nHaving previously made a record based on the poetry of Judith Wright (of whom Noonuccal was a close friend) with the Brodsky Quartet called With Love & Fury, Noonan sees this current album as a follow up.\n\n“I started thinking – wouldn’t it be great to celebrate Oodgeroo’s work with her writing because she is arguably the greatest Indigenous poet in Australia.”\n\nOodgeroo was from Quandamooka country, Minjerribah, commonly known to many as North Stradbroke Island. A fiercely proud Queenslander, Katie wanted to ensure that the project had a strong Queensland “DNA”.\n\n“North Stradbroke Island is a very special part of the world for me…it’s where I write most of my songs and I’ve always felt a very deep connection to that country,” says Katie.\n\nFive of the ten composers Katie has commissioned to write this piece are from Queensland. Having admired the work of ASQ for a long time, it seemed especially fitting for Katie to work with them on The Glad Tomorrow when the two most recent additions to this musical foursome – first violin, Dale Barltrop, and second violin, Francesca Hiew – were from Brisbane.\n\nAs already mentioned, this is not the first time Noonan has set music to poetry, nor will it be the last. In fact, this will be the fifth of 19 albums that Noonan plans to produce, based on the work of her most beloved poets.\n\nWhen asked where the idea came from to pair her love of poetry with music, Katie said: “I think I always had a deep respect for the power of the written word because my dad is a journalist…and I loved reading ancient words, whether it be Shakespeare or… I remember falling hardcore in love with John Keats when I was a teenager, and really loving great poetry. I guess I’ve always had an appetite for writing excellence.”\n\nKatie also states that, unlike other musicians, singers are given the opportunity to use text and therefore, “have this extraordinary tool at our disposal to add to our musical language.”\n\nThis will be Katie’s first time performing with the Australian String Quartet. After first hearing strings used in a non-classical way by artists like Björk and Elvis Costello, Noonan was, “really fascinated with the amazing way you could use a string quartet…it’s a beautiful colour palette to play with”.\n\nKatie has also collaborated with members of Noonaccul’s family on this project. Oodgeroo’s great-granddaughter, Kaleenah Edwards, will be joining the tour to read each of the poems in Jandai language at every performance. Oodgeroo’s grandson, songman Joshua Walker, and Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) have assisted with the translations.\n\nThis performance will undoubtedly be a magnificent work on many levels. With so many factors of artistic excellence coming together in the one project – Noonan’s voice, a stellar array of composers, the brilliant ASQ and, of course, Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s poems – this tour will undoubtedly be of world-class quality.\n\nHowever, the thing that stands out most about this project, musical mastery aside, is Noonan’s desire to share the works of an artist who had visions for a better future for all Australians.\n\n“Overwhelmingly, Oodgeroo’s poetry does offer hope, and she did earnestly believe that true reconciliation was coming and is possible, as do I. And, that there will be a Glad Tomorrow.”\n\nThe Glad Tomorrow is on at the Canberra Theatre Centre on Saturday, 9 November at 8pm. Tickets prices range from $55-$65 and are available online at canberratheatrecentre.com.au"
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"Aysha Almoayyed’s Lost Paradise was showcased at the 2019 Art Bahrain Across Borders (BAB) Pavilion as part of Bahrain’s International Art Fair that took place in March – Manama, Bahrain. Displayed in the pavilion were selected works by thirty of the most creative Bahraini artists.\n\nBorn in 1988 in Manama, Bahrain, Aysha Almoayyed studied Marketing at Bentley University. She then completed her MFA in Fine Art at Goldsmiths University. Experimenting with mediums including drawing, photography, and installation her artworks explore societal forces in Bahrain and the transformation of the artificial and natural environment. Almoayyed is the youngest recipient of the most renowned art award in Bahrain, the Al Dana Prize.\n\nShe shares her opinions on contemporary art in Bahraini culture:\n\n–Your work is featured in the ArtBAB Pavilion – what is your interpretation of this idea of ‘Bahrain Across Borders’, and how do you feel this speaks to the identity and message that you situate behind your work?\n‘Bahrain Across Borders’ feels to me like an attempt at a new narrative about the land, people, and stories that occupy the island. I hesitate to say my work has an identity and I definitely don’t intend for it to have a message. Much like the exhibition, I hope that it, in some way, is a creation that reflects the time in which it occupied the island.\n\n-What messages do you intend to voice through the experimental nature of your artwork?\nI don’t really make artwork to voice a message. It’s more for the experience, for me while creating, and for the audience while experiencing it. Take from it what you wish.\n\n-Is there a larger vision that you’re working towards or that you would like to see in the future concerning the artistic representation of Bahrain?\nI hope that the future of artistic representation in the region as a whole becomes more intimate and vulnerable. I would personally find that more interesting if it went in that direction. I have seen many people try and tackle very large subjects like ‘identity’ with little impact. I think relaying things that are smaller and more intimate might make a more impactful piece of art. Also, I would like to see artists work with more present mediums like performative arts and more contemporary subject topics that don’t necessarily have to do with heritage or tradition. Those subject topics can be a little overused.\n\n-Could you give us some insight into your installation piece Lost Paradise? What influenced you when producing this?\nMost of the content I collect for my work is through WhatsApp groups. WhatsApp groups serve a very important role in the transfer of information in the Middle East. And in my opinion, some of the more influential content that shapes our society travel through these channels.\n\nI came across a video earlier this year of two women getting harassed and groped by several men in a waterpark in Bahrain. The waterpark is called ‘Lost Paradise of Dilmun’ which I found to be very fitting for a title since it is so far from that. I wanted to create a work that embodied the feelings of watching the video as a female, and the discussions that took place in our society during the week this video was circulating. The piece touches upon feelings of shame, fear, regret, and blame – mostly feelings taught and experienced by the majority of women and young girls all around the world.\n\n-Is this made specifically for an Arabic-speaking audience? How do you think the visual impacts a non-Arabic speaker when engaging with this piece?\nYes, it is made for an Arabic speaking audience. I think the visual impact to non-Arabic speakers might be a little shocking because the piece is made from the remains of a car crash, but it also has a soft pink neon light element to it so I’m not certain how they would engage with it. I guess it depends on their own past experiences with those elements.\n\n-Having received the Al Dana Prize, can you comment on the value of art in Bahrain and how you think culture and heritage have informed this and might continue to?\nWithin the last 5 years, I have seen an increasing amount of people either take up practice or have begun participating in the art market in one way or another. This is very encouraging and I am a believer that the more involvement we have in the art world the better our output will be. I do hope to see more participants in the non-commercial side of art. This is what we are lacking here in Bahrain.",
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So now when I run into people who admire the Church from a safe distance … the seasons of the liturgy, the peace they find when they sneak into their local parish to pray, even the Eucharist … but hesitate to join the party, I know exactly how they feel.\n\nAll too often, Mary is the reason – that is, misunderstandings about who Mary is and what role she plays in the lives of God’s children – that is too often given for not believing Catholics are “really” Christians … or not becoming Catholics themselves. Our brothers and sisters in Christ don’t understand how the honor we show Mary is different from the reverence we give to God alone. They assume praying to Mary is the same as worshipping her, and think that asking for her intercession is unbiblical because the Bible says there is one mediator, Jesus, between God and man.\n\nI know these things because I used to be the one poised in the doorway, hesitant. Even after I became Catholic, I didn’t initially warm up to Mary. I figured I didn’t need to, since I had always gone directly to God with my troubles.\n\nThen one day, an unexpected gift – and an even more unexpected answer to prayer – made me rethink my position. This was the genesis of Behold Your Mother. That encounter made me realize that the very person who brought God’s Son into the human family – the Blessed Virgin Mary – is uniquely positioned to guide us to the waiting arms of her glorified Son. Not because of any deficiency in the person or work of Christ. Rather, because WE don’t always see the light beckoning to us at times, even when it shines right in front of us.\n\n“To Jesus through Mary.” She is every bit as human as we are. She knows the pitfalls, though by the grace of God (and her Son’s merits) she was kept from falling into them. Do not let fear or pride rule in your heart. Trust God… and trust your spiritual mother. The same spiritual mother who took your own dear mother by the hand and led her to the Father. As an adoptive mother, I can assure you that there is room in every child’s heart for more than one kind of mother’s love.\n\nI know this is a second edition, inspired by your own step into motherhood. Can you tell us more about that?\nWhen our children first came to us – a sibling group of three – they were frightened of us. We were strangers to them, and every adult who had ever been a part of their lives up to that time had abused or neglected them. They had no reason to trust us, especially my gentle giant of a husband, Craig. They’d let me feed them, but other than that they wanted to be left alone.\n\nAll that changed at night. At night they would stretch out their arms and call out to me. They’d let me hold them and sing to them. And one night, the thought came to me, “This is what it means to adopt someone. It means loving from a distance, and waiting until they call. Only then will they be ready to receive all the love I have.”\n\nI realized that this was exactly how Mary had treated me. She waited from a distance for me to turn toward her. Then she responded as only a mother can.\n\nWhat part of this book was your favorite to write?\nThese three little stories in the front were fun to write, because it allowed me to live it all over again … feel the coolness of the medal on my front seat, hear the crunch of gravel against the roof of the van … remember little Christopher, arms outstretched around my torso and holding on for dear life, as I sang to him in the night. These memories all tied in to the way I think of Mary now. Worker of miracles, lover of children … even the most stubborn ones.\n\nIn the largest section of the book, Heidi, you write in a verse format. At first, I wasn’t sure how I would like that (I cringed, to be honest, not being one to pick up poetry books). However, as I read them, I found myself more moved by the verse than I think I would have been by paragraphs. Can you talk about what inspired that style choice?\nEach time I read a passage, I tried to “see” what was going on in that moment. No doubt I didn’t get the details exactly right, since I’ve never actually been to the Holy Land (yet). But in the first draft I just recorded my impressions … and the rest just kind of flowed.\n\nYour new blog, inspired by the book, has been a wonderful addition to my blog-reading. Can you talk about what kind of traffic and interactions you’re experiencing there with readers?\n“Behold Your Mother” (the blog) was originally intended to provide a forum for people who had read the book to share their own thoughts and reflections – I had originally hoped people would submit their own reflections and images for me to post. But what has been happening is that I’ve had to go out to “seek and find.” I regularly surf the Net for good sites and posts devoted to Mary, and link to them.\n\nIt has been a great blessing to see how many people love Mary, and defend her as they would their own mother. It’s also been instructive to see how often the same objections appear over and over … and how often the simple truth silences her critics.\n\nAlthough “Behold Your Mother” is my newest blog, it has become easily my most heavily trafficked blog. People love to hear stories and see images of their mother!\n\nWhat part of your book do you think Mary and Jesus most enjoy or approve of?\nMy favorite reflection is called “Queen of Heaven” (based on Revelation 2:10, 3:21). As I worked on the book, I was drawn again and again to consider how humble and unassuming Mary must have been. When she reached heaven, I don’t imagine that she would have cared for a lot of pomp and circumstance … She would much rather have been baking Jesus His favorite fig pies!\n\nAnd so, I imagine this is how that initial encounter went …\n\nThe grandstands of heaven were at capacity.\n\nThe Mother of Our Lord had arrived, eyes bright with newfound glory.\n\nGently He led her forward for the crowning.\n\nThen stopped at the Master’s gesture. Breathless,\n\nThey pondered the Virgin’s striking reply,\n\n“I am a handmaid. I want only to serve you.\n\nAnd yet, our children need a Mother\n\nMore than heaven needs a Queen.”\n\nAnd lifting her crown, which trembling sparkled,\n\nShe laid the gilded beauty at her Savior’s feet.\n\nThanks, Heidi, for taking the time to share Behold Your Mother (both the book and the blog) with all of us!",
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"Vani Vak-Devi Saraswati as portrayed by Bengaluru’s Praveen Kumar was a highlight. Starting with Agastyamuni’s slokam Yakundendu tushara hara dawala, Praveen in muzhumandi squat began his salutation with lines from well-known lyrics on Saraswati artfully strung together — “Janani Ninuvina” in Reetigowla, “Hiranmayi Lakshmi Sada”, “Natajanapalini”, “Navarasakala”, to the popular “Varaveenamridupani”, the immaculate dance lines and body balance a pleasure to see. Singer B. Srivatsa’s chanting of the Rig Veda verses describing river Saraswati’s origin after the yajya, rang with an authentic power, obviously mastered under professionals. Movements caught the ecstatic flow of the river through different rhythmic combinations. Vak Devi Saraswati creating the Alphabet of letters from her head, ears, nose cheeks, teeth, mouth, to the strains of raga Kalyani, Saraswati presiding over art forms (sakalakalavisharade) conceived as part of the Spring festival, auspicious for youngsters initiated into various activities, set to music in Vasantha and Mohanam were all portrayed with dance expression exuding freshness and originality. And the Shankaracharya story wherein the Devi, pleased with his worship, informed him that she would follow him on his Yatra, while demanding that he not look back. At one stage, not hearing the anklet sounds, Shankaracharya looked back and the Goddess stopped at that place in Sringeri where the 8th century temple is built. Also the Aaputra episode of freeing the tethered cow meant for sacrifice, with compassionate Chintadevi Saraswati bestowing the Amuda Surabi on the devotee. Just having the veena as instrumental accompaniment was also very evocative.\n\nWith the 15-year Gurukul training, staying in Guru Kittappa Pillai’s home, Nartaki Natraj in her concept of Devi as Poorani, starting with Muttuswamy Dikshitar’s Kriti ‘Kamalambike’ in Reeti gowla invoking the supreme Tantric Divinity was not surprising. Her portrayal of Devi as martial VeerKorravai the protector or who is one half of Shiva, glowed with expressional involvement (the expertise of her compelling abhinaya specially sringar is what snuffed out the initial “third gender” snide remarks when she initially began performing). Bharatanatyam dancers rarely present Dasha Mahavidyas — showing Shakti in Tantric manifestations graceful and awesomely grotesque. Nartaki brought out in cameo fashion thumb sketches of Kali, Tara, Lalita, Bhuvaneswari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi and Kamala.\n\nA journey both visual and intellectual!"
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"A personal message from Jim Babka and Perry Willis, Co-Founders of Downsize DC and Co-Creators of the Zero Aggression Project\nOur previous message told you…\n\nThat story begins here…\nYou wake up in a world governed by the Zero Aggression Principle. What’s it like?\nThree things are missing…\n\nInstead…\nAll governmental services are voluntarily funded. This means…\nYou now live in a world with consumer-controlled governance!\nThe politicians are secondary. You are primary! You now have far more power as a consumer than you ever had as a voter! You get to decide whether to fund…\n\nEven better, now you can decide how much money you give to government — you can even give no money at all to a particular government service.\nThis has completely changed the incentives that control government behavior!\nIn the old days our so-called government had no incentive to do a good job, because, it got paid no matter how poorly it performed! In fact…\nThe more it failed, the more it PROSPERED! Politicians constantly used their own failure as an excuse to grab more power and spend more money!\nThink about how upside down that was! Failure was rewarded, NOT punished!\nBut the advent of consumer-controlled governance reversed those bad incentives. Now…\nAll institutions of governance have to do a good job or lose customers!\nDo you remember how…\n\nNow, most people think…\nThe concept of “enough money” is defined by what people are willing to pay, NOT by what politicians want.\nPeople now believe it’s completely impractical to give politicians power to extort money from people. They recognize that it’s silly to disconnect funding from performance.\nPeople learned that the moral and the pragmatic are connected:\n\nAnd look at how great the results are…\nYou get to live the way you want, provided you don’t commit force or fraud against others. You can…\n\nOther kinds of product regulation work the same way. Consumer choice — your choice — rules in all things!\nYou no longer need The State’s permission to…\n\nGroups with different views no longer use The State to gang up on each other. And you no longer need majority permission to live according to your own conscience.\nIndividual conscience is now respected in all things\nAs a result…\nDecentralized institutions like homeowners associations have become the basic unit of governance. Their accountability means…\n\nSome neighborhoods have strict property use codes. Others have none at all. That means…\nYou no longer have to move to another county, state, or country to get what you want. The kind of community you prefer is usually just miles away. Perhaps best of all…\nThe police are now under you instead of over you…\n\nThis means the police now focus on different things:\n\nThese factors have combined to create an amazing result…\nViolent crime has dwindled to almost nothing!\nAnd the prison population has shrunk to just a few murderers, rapists, and repeat burglars (of which there are now few because of the police patrols).\nEven traffic safety is handled differently…\nBad driving used to cost you both fines and higher insurance premiums. Now, only your insurance premiums go up. That means…\nYou’re no longer doubled-fined for making a mistake!\nBut beware…\n\nCourts have changed too…\n\nEven national defense has changed…\nConsumers rule here too!\n\nAnd “defense” is no longer monopolized by The State…\n\nThis latter groups favors a completely decentralized guerrilla strategy for both deterrence and defense. They think guerilla defense makes armies obsolete. And they can point to concrete examples…\n\nThis idea is spreading — there’s now a worldwide movement to completely demilitarize under the slogan… countries without armies pose no threat to other countries\nThe Zero Aggression revolution affects compassion too…\n“Gunpoint compassion” is now considered a contradiction. Instead…\n\nBut it isn’t only what you can buy or fund that’s different…\nEven money has changed…\nThere’s no more Federal Reserve monopoly. You can use anything for money — dollars, gold, silver, Bitcoin, or something else. As a result…\nThe Federal Reserve has to keep the dollar stable to avoid losing customers to other forms of money. That means…\n\nEconomic outcomes are more equal too, because…\nCronies can no longer use The State to garner subsidies, bailouts, and bloated contracts, or use rigged regulations to strangle competitors. That means…\n\nAnd here’s the most AMAZING part!\nThis was all done without abolishing ANY major institution! Nearly everything that existed before still exists now…\n\nWe’ll begin to paint that picture in our next message, as our story-in-reverse continues. In the meantime…\nIf you’re not already a member of the ZAP Founders Committee please consider joining before it closes on April 30th.\nFounders will be listed on the ZAP website perpetually.\n\nYou can take a quick tour of the new ZAP site when you visit the contribution form. Some sections are already open, and some are behind a curtain, to be unveiled after we finish our story-in-reverse.\nPlease stay tuned for the next installment of that story. And…\nIf you have libertarian friends who might be interested in ZAP, please forward this to them.\nWith high hopes for the future,\nPerry Willis & Jim Babka\nCo-creators, the Zero Aggression Project\nan initiative of the Downsize DC Foundation"
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"Dave Skylark and his producer Aaron Rapaport run the celebrity tabloid show “Skylark Tonight”. When they land an interview with a surprise fan, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, they are recruited by the CIA to assassinate him.\n\nDavid follows an airline pilot on YouTube and this was a recommendation from him, thanks Kelsey!! The film stars Seth Rogan and James Franco and follows their OTT satire on US and North Korean politics.\n\nA father and his son attempt to bring in an assassin to the authorities, but his dangerous associates have other plans.\n\nSomething different from Morgan Freeman who is a baddie in this film, however his onscreen presence doesn’t help with it’s rather pedestrian pace.",
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"The Reb Bull Paranauê is an international event sponsored taking place in Bahia. In 2018, the event took place on March 3 on the iconic “Farol da Barra” in the city of Salvador da Bahia. The event is open to all Capoeiristas in its judged in different categories. The contestants will be judged on their ability to play all the styles of capoeira, including Regional, Angola and Contemporary. This year, the championship will have a separate category for women. Our professor, Leandro “Ra” who currently teaches capoeira in...\n\nPosted by cidadao on 4:53 am in capoeira, queens, new york | Comments Off on New Capoeira Classes in Queens, New York",
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"Capoeira Classes in Jackson Heights Queens Our Capoeira group is excited to announce that we will be offering classes in the New York City Borough of Queens. The studio is located in the Historic District of Jackson Heights. Our classes are designed for people with an interest in martial arts and with a particular interest in Brazilian culture. Capoeira is a great work out for the whole body as well as a self-defense system focused in leg strikes and quick movements. Training Capoeira in Queens will help you with agility, flexibility and...\n\nPosted by cidadao on 4:50 am in capoeira, martial arts, tribeca, new york | Comments Off on Ra Capoeira Classes in Tribeca, Manhattan",
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"Capoeira Rã Celeiro de Bamba offers classes 2 times a week at the Battery Dance Center located at 380 Broadway in Tribeca 5th Floor. Our instructor Leandro “Ra” has over a decade of Capoeira experience with grupo Senzala and now with grupo Celeiro De Bamba led by Mestre Flavio from Sao Paulo, and it’s a recognized member of the Capoeira community in Brazil and the US. Our classes are designed for all types of students. We believe that Capoeira can be learned by anybody, regardless of age, sex or race. Our class size allows for personalized...\n\nOrigins of the Berimbau\n\nPosted by cidadao on 3:41 pm in capoeira, culture | Comments Off on Origins of the Berimbau",
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Probably the most rewarding experience yet happened in the last week of October after Diwali, when I headed outside of Mumbai to conduct a peer leadership training camp for some of our youth from various slum communities.\n\nThe camp was 5 days long and took place on an organic farm in Panchgani (one of the hometowns of Freddie Mercury, I later found out), a pristine rural hill station about five hours southeast from the busy mega-city of Mumbai. For most of the kids, it was the first they had ever left the city to go anywhere. We sat on the bus all together, blasting loud Hindi tunes and singing along as we ascended the hills and slowly escaped the noise, smells and concrete of Mumbai. For me, it was a good break from the office and from the urban sprawl of the seemingly never-ending cityscape that is Bombay. It was also a great platform to get to know our kids. For the kids though, it was an epic journey through a landscape of nature some of them had only seen in movies. It felt exciting to see their glowing faces and laughter as we were surrounded by green hills. They documented the ride on their mobile phone cameras and texted their families with updates.\n\nAfter developing content for the camp and helping put together the itinerary, I really did not know what to expect. I thought it would be a lot of sitting around watching as they conducted sessions in Hindi. Instead, I actually ended having a facilitation role in the camp. The moment I got there, they threw me into sessions and had me leading leadership discussions, warm-up activities and icebreakers – things I learned a lot of with my time with teenagers in Oakland at College Track. The kids were fascinated to meet me and other 20-something facilitators to hear about our lives. The entire time, I kept thinking how great it was that they get to escape their lives for a week – no family pressures, no work, no studies, no congested and polluted streets. It was a week of creatively getting to know themselves and other teens from other slums to exchange ideas and just have fun; boys and girls breaking down barriers, teens talking about the world and their opinions, games to learn something practical from. I also felt part of a team as we sat late at night going over feedback from the day, and how to make the next day even better.\n\nAs much fun it was, it was also an emotionally taxing week. The whole idea was leadership through understand themselves, their community/world, and matching them up to understand their own roles in making change in their families, communities and society. One session, called “who am I?,” entailed us opening up on the biggest challenges in our lives. The stories of all of these adolescents reminded me that these same bright, outgoing, fun kids have some of the most challenging lives of any their age that I have met. Many expressed stories of abusive family members, almost being forced to be married before the age of 15, not being able to go to school, living on less than Rs. 10/a day (about $0.20), not having any clothes to wear, the death of close ones, and so on. A few of the stories opened a lot of emotional floodgates for some of the kids, and many of us sat in tears listening to each other. One boy that I became pretty close with told the story of who he is and could barely finish the story as he worked through pain. Although I did not understand most of the words he used in Hindi, the emotion he expressed was universal and I really felt his pain in his trembling voice. The space all of a sudden shifted in shape and feeling. It was not just a closed circle of people talking anymore, but an open and safe venue that was held together by a collective solidarity. Everyone supported each other with a strong sense of unity in struggle.\n\nThe entire week reinforced my issues with my own self-embodied privilege. It is a feeling that I carry very often in many contexts, but one that is often heightened here in India. With my job and in situations like this camp, I feel evermore aware of such privilege so much so that it almost disempowers my ability to relate to the kids. In the circle, for example, when it came time for me to share my story, I felt like it would not translate or be relevant for the kids given their stories. Until I realized that there was a common theme in all their stories that I did relate to. It was not the surface issues of child marriage and poverty, but rather it was a feeling of being lost, hopeless and unguided—feelings that have been all too familiar to myself and to many adolescents I have talked to. In many ways, talking to them reminded me of the troubled teenager I used to be–disappointment for the circumstances in my life, feeling lost and like I had no future; I remember I could not see past the immediate horizon of disasters, substances and hopelessness. So, I told them the truth about almost failing high school, not being able to apply to any colleges because of bad grades, little to no guidance, divorce and other family issues, my inferiority complex and most importantly, how I overcame those things and continue to fight new battles every day. I went from a random privileged foreigner to a peer that they could relate to, and most importantly, they actually reminded me something about life. I felt barriers break down. By the end, they admitted that they originally thought I was some fancy rich kid researcher sitting and not understanding their struggles at all.\n\nBuilding these relationships will be the most important and most difficult part of this project this year. In order to get things done, gain the trust of my communities and work with these youth, I have to be very honest and transparent with them, another lesson I have previously learned from my marginalized teenagers from Oakland. Marginalization–be it through economic or gender disparity, or whether in ghettos of the US or in slums of Mumbai–is how our world functions and what we try hard to repair through this line of work. Being a practical part of such programs at Magic Bus, such as with this peer leader program, is what I hope for most to do the best I can to empower some young people to value their own power to make some change with the people around them. These experiences are ones that I value the most, and are the greatest ones I will walk away with from this fellowship. I also anticipate the reciprocal learning process from these communities. Coming to India, I tried to not take the typical spiritual journey of self-enlightenment that many foreigners take. After this camp however, I may have to reconsider that decision though, as I may have just found 40 new teenage gurus.\n\nTo read more details and photos on this experience, as well as a trip to Goa for THINKfest, check out my personal blog at Una Aventura Real.\n\nThe original article is available at AIF Clinton Fellowship Blog."
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