Jenne Carey is an award-winning singer and award-nominated actress whose "stage presence is matched by her wonderful voice" (The Suburban, Montreal) and who delivers a "spectacular acting and vocal performance" (Stage Magazine, New Jersey). Jenne has performed in prestigious venues across the United States, Canada and Japan and her many roles include Adina (Elixir of Love), Linda (Linda di Chamounix), The Queen of the Night (The Magic Flute), Mabel (Pirates of Penzance), and Belinda (Dido and Aeneas). Jenne made her European debut in Italy performing the role of Susanna (Marriage of Figaro). Jenne has been featured in the NYC premieres of a number of new operas and has lent her voice to the soundtrack of a major motion picture. Jenne was among a select group of singers chosen to share the stage with Andrea Bocelli and other guest artists during his "Live in Central Park" concert. Jenne is in demand as a concert soloist and her repertoire includes Handel's Messiah, Fauré's Requiem and Bach's Cantata 51, Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen. An avid choral singer, Jenne was the only female selected to represent Canada in the World Youth Choir on its tours throughout Israel and Europe. Jenne holds a Master of Music degree in Voice Performance and Pedagogy from Westminster Choir College.
As an actor, Jenne recently perfomed the role of Mae Jemison in the full-length play Mae, based on the life of the first African-American woman to travel to space. Jenne has also created content and performed roles with Honest Accomplice Theatre in NYC. Jenne has performed a number of Shakespeare roles including Titania in an abridged version of Midsummer Night's Dream with Sweet Tea Shakespeare in Fayetteville, NC. In film, Jenne performed the role of Janet in the recently released independent film "Exit 14B". Jenne has studied the Meisner Technique and received training at Playhouse 22.
Jenne is currently on the full-time music faculty at Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, North Carolina where she directs the college chorus and teaches a number of courses including Applied Voice, Class Piano and Music Appreciation. When not teaching, Jenne is an active member of both the FTCC Jazz ensemble and the FTCC faculty small jazz combo as a singer and a pianist.


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"I told him about this", Putin said at a news conference at an global summit in Johannesburg on Friday, referring to the possibility of a Trump visit to Moscow.
However, he said the conditions need to be right for meeting to happen.
"He is open to visiting Moscow upon receiving a formal invitation", White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Friday, adding that the President also looks forward to hosting Putin in the USA next year.
The U.S. president had repeatedly cleaned up his remarks after a post-summit press conference where questions included Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election. It led to him reading out a clarification in which he said he had misspoken, mixing up the word "would" with "wouldn't". Trump frequently answers reporters' questions even as staffers try to usher them out of the room, creating sometimes-chaotic scenes where low-level press officers shout at reporters as the president tries to speak. Russian Federation and the United States have a stake in that, the whole word has a stake in that, in not starting an arms race.
Following the backlash in the United States over Trump's cordial public tone with Putin in Helsinki, U.S. and Russian officials backed away from Trump's proposal to schedule a follow-up meeting in Washington in the fall.
He went on to praise Mr Trump, saying he "strives to fulfil the promises, above all, given to voters". Trump has denied the allegations.
Trump will convene his national security advisers on Friday for a meeting on election security because his advisers have warned him Russian Federation continues efforts to interfere, less than four months before Americans vote to determine whether or not Republicans maintain control of Congress.
Earlier this week, Trump postponed a Washington meeting between the two leaders until next year, citing political fallout over Special Counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing and still fruitless "Russiagate" investigation.
At various moments throughout his presidency, Trump has vented angrily to aides about what he considers disrespectful behavior and impertinent questions from reporters in the Oval Office and in other venues.


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Challenging Times Demand Creative Solutions
Looking for some inspiration during these tough times? Think back to your math class for three useful maxims to navigate uncertainty and overcome adversity.
One of the reasons I love the field of mathematics is that it presents so many opportunities for learning to overcome adversity. With all that's going on in our world today, I've been thinking a lot about math, lately.
Take, for example, planning for the future. And I don't mean a future that is years away, but rather just a few months from now. I've attended many webinars these last few weeks with hundreds of educators trying to figure out how to open school this fall. Two things I hear a lot:
The number of unknowns right now is vast.
Fitting the "new normal" into "old operations" is daunting.
At times like these, I turn to my days as a math instructor for three wise maxims.
Math Lesson #1: When you're stuck, list everything you know.
The other day, my eleven-year-old daughter asked for help to find the angle of a triangle. I told her what I used to advise my former math pupils: when you are stuck, don't worry about all the unknowns at first. Instead, write down everything you do know. If nothing else, this simple act keeps external anxieties at bay while you refocus and grab control of the situation.
Right now, I see a lot of school leaders feeling paralyzed because the future is so uncertain. But as this spring semester showed, most schools can leverage existing resources to make transformative changes. In fact, multiple school heads have recently shared with me that their previously struggling technology departments are shining beyond expectations during this period of remote learning.
Suppose we had been given a little advance warning in the fall that world changes would be imminent. How many school communities would have been stuck trying to plan for the unknown? Yet here we are today, having made a massive switch on a dime using only what we had in our tool bags back in March.
As an example of how to approach next fall, consider what Viewpoint School in Calabasas is doing. With deft leadership from Anneke Emerson, Chief Innovation Officer, the school's freshly minted team of "Remote Learning Fellows" has begun categorizing tools and technologies that have proven effective for learning across a clever matrix. On one axis are different grade levels, and on the other axis are six teaching methodologies that are now relevant to the community: synchronous instruction, asynchronous instruction, differentiated instruction, assessment, feedback, and well-being. This "framework of knowns" will guide planning for this summer's professional development and next year's operations. The moral is simple: there may be a more elegant formula out there—but in times of crisis getting to a solution is often what counts the most.
Math Lesson #2: Mental models are ephemeral. Don't panic.
Sometimes known tools are not sufficient. At that point, it's time to get creative. But often a new solution requires an entirely new mental model, which can be a difficult but necessary pill to swallow.
This transitional hurdle happens a lot in math. Every three months or so, my youngest child declares a new "largest number." Last week it was 1,009. I talk about infinity, but to her it's as mysterious as the heavens above. Sadly, the vast majority of my students who struggled believed math was steeped in magic rather than logic. They failed to see learning math as a lifelong journey and thus the need to evolve their thinking over time. Instead, they longed for the days of fewer operations and simpler paradigms.
I would argue that education has fallen into this rut. Too many school communities have become fearful of the unknown because they are obsessed managing existing constraints: schedules, classrooms, and departments, just to mention a few. But what if a new challenge were seen not as yet one more constraint to be shoved into the current equation, but rather the final impetus to think truly differently—and explore a new dimension? Better yet, what if a new approach could simultaneously solve historical challenges?
Take, for example, the herculean task of planning to deliver remote and in-person instruction simultaneously, given that…
…students might suddenly be absent for days at a time while in-person classes continue; and
…international students might face insurmountable travel restrictions.
Most of the time, the solutions I'm hearing involve a myriad of cameras and a live stream strategies inspired by the Super Bowl. Solutions like this feel as permanent as my daughter's moving the largest number from 1,009 to 10,500.
Why not take this time of crisis, uncertainty, and dare I say, exploration, to try something truly bold? For example: what if a traditional school made the seemingly irrational decision to hire one or more amazing teachers next year not in the vicinity of its physical location? Call them a squad of fully online teachers. Consider a school in expensive San Francisco finally having its choice of math and computer science teachers with amazing tech chops—from rural markets. Or imagine a New England boarding school finally landing a trilingual foreign language teacher—living in Asia.
Do you really think those remote employees would be idle next year? Tech companies don't; they're all in competition to see who can stay home the longest. Ironically, truly remote instruction has already started—with many faculty having scattered far—very far—this spring while they still teach the locals.
At worst, this might be a failed one-year experiment. Or, maybe it's a solution that slowly diminishes when the virus does, too. But what if something new is proven? What if brick-and-mortar schools realize consumers want hybrid learning to stay? What if online teaching positions to traditional schools prove attractive to young students turned off by expensive housing markets and long commutes? What if schools running barely on the margin create entirely new distance-learning revenue streams? What if two schools succeed at sharing the same all-star teacher?
Math Lesson #3: Finding a solution is the perfect time to seek a new problem.
Right now, I'm hearing a lot of discussion from school leaders wondering how to fit this new normal into an old paradigm. Yes, as the first lesson tells us, it's important to start with what we have and build from there. And as the second lesson tells us, sometimes we need to embrace a cycle of deconstruction and reconstruction when we discover that our historical models are no longer sufficient for current times.
But the final lesson is a simple reminder that our minds were designed for exactly these times of great adversity. I remember attending a graduate analysis class, and every time my classmates and I solved a proof, we wanted to toss our books away to punish the math gods for the torture they had just inflicted on us. But as our professor would continually remind us, "As soon as you prove something possible, press on. With that new knowledge and a sharpened mind, those are exactly the right conditions to seek out new problems to solve."
This spring we proved something amazing is possible. Next fall is not a time to retreat. It's time to think bigger and bolder. Infinity, here we come!
Gabriel Lucas is principal of 12M Recruiting. He has worked in the for-profit, nonprofit, and education sectors for over twenty years.

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Those who fail to remember history
By Blain Roberts & Ethan J. Kytle
Review by Anne Bartlett
Robert Barnwell Rhett Sr. certainly had a knack for speedy reinvention. The Charleston, South Carolina, newspaper owner was among the most vehement proponents of slavery and secession before the Civil War. Yet only a decade later, he was denying that slavery was the main motive behind the conflict. Rhett helped lead the way for generations of white Southerners who propagated the "Lost Cause" myth: the gauzy tale of kindly slave masters who had fought only for states' rights. It was a pervasive myth in white Charleston, where "willful forgetting," as authors Ethan J. Kytle and Blain Roberts call it, became a way of life.
The married historians' book Denmark Vesey's Garden is a remarkable exploration of the radically different memories of antebellum Charleston that coexisted for 100 years. In white Charleston's memory, your granddad wasn't a slave trader, and slaves were happy "servants." Old plantations were marketed to visitors as "gardens." Black Charlestonians begged to differ. Immediately after the war, when it was still safe, they held citywide freedom festivals. Later, with Jim Crow laws grinding them down, they taught black history in segregated schools, quietly telling their grandchildren how they really felt about Old Master.
Starting with the civil rights movement of the 1960s, the two worlds finally collided. Change was slow and fitful, but it was real. One emblematic example: A statue of Denmark Vesey, the leader of an 1822 slave rebellion, was erected in a public park in 2014, though not without contentious debate.
Kytle and Roberts caution against complacency in the face of racism. Dylann Roof, the white supremacist who killed nine African-Americans in Vesey's old church in 2015, had visited the city's historical sites ahead of the massacre—and learned all the wrong lessons.
This article was originally published in the April 2018 issue of BookPage. Download the entire issue for the Kindle or Nook.
Denmark Vesey's Garden
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Silver Screen Cinema
1-2 Guildhall Street,
Folkestone, CT20 1DY
Open (Showing movies)
Silver Screen Folkestone (Official)
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers: Box Office: 440130.322.1230
Playhouse Cinema
Odeon Folkestone
Savoy Super Cinema
Queen's Cinema
Cannon Folkestone
A good old fashioned cinema. Originally the old town hall, it sits above a bookshop with two screens. The larger (screen 1) has a balcony and 403 seats, whilst screen 2, much smaller with 76 seats, has a list of the Mayors of the town on the back wall, still left over from its days as a town hall. Pictures of classic film stars hang on the walls, and in the entrance stairway pictures of Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin are on display. There is a traditional box office, with a small ticket off a roll, which is torn by the steward a whole three foot walk away.
In short it is a quaint little cinema, still going despite competition from a modern multiplex a few miles up the road. Both screens are equipped with digital projection and screen 1 has retained a FP20 35mm projector.
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Gerald A. DeLuca on July 13, 2004 at 8:44 am
Another "quaint" cinema nicely described on this site is the Gem Cinema in Newport, Wales, q.v.
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MPol on December 18, 2011 at 4:02 pm
Cool!! Glad there's another cinema that's not a big multi-theatre cineplex.
Buffer on February 8, 2014 at 1:12 pm
Interior shows main screen with Balcony in July, 2006. Threatened with mothballing in 2014 until funding for digital equipment secured. First showed films in the 19th century!
eggplant_casserole on March 7, 2014 at 4:35 pm
As mentioned above, this cinema's future past the end of the month is uncertain.
The sad thing is that it is not due to lack of bums on seats – it's because distributors will no longer carry expensive 35mm prints of the latest films, and they cannot afford digital equipment.
Here are some articles from the local paper:
http://www.folkestoneherald.co.uk/Cinema-s-future-hangs-hope-digital-projector/story-20528093-detail/story.html
http://www.folkestoneherald.co.uk/Silver-Screen-Cinema-petition-reaches-2-000/story-20781699-detail/story.html
There is an online petition to the local council:
http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/save-our-cinema-silverscreen-folkestone
The Silver Screen Cinema has been open for nearly 25 years and ended a two-year period without a cinema when the Cannon closed. That cinema was, in turn, open since 1912.
Buffer on July 11, 2019 at 12:09 pm
The Silver Screen remains open in the town hall as at mid 2019, but there is talk of a cinema being included in the Debenhams store which is marked for closure like many others.


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A Night In The Nacrene City Museum! Summary And Review
Hey guys! Today I will be summarizing and reviewing the 14th episode of Pokemon Black and White. School has started and I haven't had much time for these episodes, but hopefully I'll be able to catch one here and there. Ash, Iris, and Cilan finally arrive in Nacrene City. We get to see a brief tour of the "City of Admiration," which is famous for its art. Ash is ready for his second gym badge and seeks the city's museum, which serves as the main attraction and gym. Our heroes are dismayed when they find out that the museum is closed, but see a poster that indicates that it should be opened for an exhibit. They knock on the door and look around when, suddenly, a man bursts open the doors.
The man introduces himself as Hawes, the museum curator, and explains what had happened inside. He and the workers prepared for the exhibit, arranging, organizing, and displaying the newly arrived artifacts. The curator stayed late and was chased by flying flames and other spooky phenomenon. The three are surprised and concerned. Iris thinks that there is a curse on the museum while Cilan believes that there is a scientific reason behind it. Ash just wants to solve the mystery so that he may challenge the gym leader. Hawes takes them on a tour, showing them the Dome Fossil that had just chased him, a Dragonite skeleton, a meteorite, a replica of a Cofagrigus coffin, and a Yamask's mask among many other items.
At the end of the tour, the trio insists that they spend the night at the museum, in order to investigate. Hawes agrees and the group gets out their sleeping bags. It is not long before we see mysterious and spooky activities going on inside. They are alarmed at seeing a suit of armor walk towards them threateningly. Ash commands Pikachu to use Quick Attack and Iron Tail, while his Oshawott uses Water Gun to extinguish the flames chasing Hawes. The armor falls apart, and the gang goes into the large hall and finds the Yamask mask trying to get out of its exhibition case. The Dragonite skeleton comes to life and tries to release the floating mask. Cilan commands Pansage to use Bullet Seed and we see a glimpse of a Yamask. Hawes opens up the case and the mask escapes and attaches itself to Cilan, possessing him.
The possessed Cilan tells Hawes that he will be punished and sends flames at him. Ash and Iris don't know what to do. Suddenly, a lady shouts and Hawes identifies her as his wife, Lenora. She sends out her Watchog to disable the ghost Pokemon. Lenora figures out that this Yamask must have come to Nacrene City along with the other artifacts. Hawes thought that the mask he found was a replica and mistakenly put it in a case. The Yamask wanted it back and thought Hawes stole it. It is forgiving and happily goes on its way. After that, Ash challenges Lenora to a gym battle!
It has been about two weeks since the last episode I watched and I'm glad to see that they have finally reached Nacrene City. I just remembered that I forgot to mention Team Rocket in my summary. There is a short scene involving them receiving orders from Pierce to switch the meteorite in the museum with a fake. This seems to be the first episode in the series with a spooky, creepy vibe. It reminds me of the first series when Ash went to Lavender Tower to catch a ghost Pokemon in order to beat Sabrina. In comparison, I found it to be a whole lot less compelling and kind of boring, actually.
There are some interesting issues brought up in this episode that kids will probably overlook. We see a debate between Iris and Cilan about the explanation of the odd events at the museum. Iris claims it is due to a curse, while Cilan champions a scientific answer. You can see a comparison to their argument and the debate between supernatural versus science. As soon as Cilan mentioned paranormal activity, I thought of the movie. The show wasn't too biased (if at all) towards one side and the ending proved that neither was completely correct. The Pokemon kind of took a backseat to the story (except for Yamask, of course). Make sure you stay tuned and see the next one which should be the battle between Ash and Lenora.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France expects to take a "first significant step" in the development of a new European fighter jet with Germany later this month, Defence Minister Florence Parly said in remarks published on Thursday.
Paris and Berlin first unveiled plans to develop the new warplane in July, two months after President Emmanuel Macron's election win, burying past industrial rivalries to tighten defence and security.
The project accelerates steps to shape the future of the European fighter industry and its three existing programmes - the Eurofighter, France's Rafale and Sweden's Gripen.
Parly said that ongoing "active talks" should result in an announcement at the ILA Berlin Air Show from April 25-29.
"On a political level, discussions between the French and German teams are intense. The industrial groups are working well together and now we have to ensure the two processes come together," Parly told La Tribune newspaper.
A French defence ministry source, speaking before Parly met her German counterpart Ursula von der Leyen, said the two sides would sign a high level common operational requirements document in Berlin, a 10-page document that outlines the basic needs of the two militaries.
After that the companies involved - Dassault, MBDA, Thales and Safran on the French side and Airbus on the German side - would spend just under a year working separately on technical specifications before agreeing a common contract to work together.
"This proves wrong the people that said France and Germany couldn't work together on defence projects," the source said.
It was too early to talk about including other EU partners in the project, she said.
The source said France and Germany wanted to push the project forward quickly before bringing others on board.
The new fighter jet aims to replace the Rafale and Eurofighter, rival jets that compete fiercely for global sales.
"We are looking at first delivery by 2040 to replace the Eurofighter and to prepare for a future beyond the Rafale," the source said.
It would mark the end of a decades-long split since France withdrew from the Eurofighter project in the 1980s to produce its Rafale warplane with Dassault Aviation.
The Eurofighter is made by Airbus, Italy's Leonardo (LDOF.MI) and Britain's BAE Systems. While the Gripen is manufactured by Saab.
Germany's defence ministry did not immediately respond for comment.


Leatherhead Advertiser reporter David Blackmore is raising money for a bowel cancer charity to help schoolchildren and their parents in South Africa.
He will be taking part in the Bobby Moore Fund's Project South Africa, which will see volunteers heading out to the African country in March 2010 to renovate a dilapidated school and a football pitch in partnership with the local population.
The project will give the local children and their parents the chance to continue their education in their own village, close to their families, rather than being obliged to move away.
The 22-year-old will be hosting many fundraising events throughout the year and will have a football-themed stall at Ashtead Village Day on June 20.
The West Ham fan is hoping to raise more than £4,000 to go towards the project and also to bowel cancer research.
He said: "With the project taking place next year it makes my fundraising effort even more poignant as in summer of 2010 there will be a little competition called the World Cup in South Africa.
To make a donation visit www.justgiving.com/davidblackmore6 and for more information about the project e-mail david.blackmore@essnmedia.co.uk or call 01306 88 66 90.
In addition, David would also like to hear from local business who are interested in helping him and maybe hold their own fundraising event.
Last evening was the third Ashtead-Leatherhead Forum I have attended – and the longest! 7.30 it started and went to 9.55 – and was it worth it, I ask myself?
Then we were told about the refurbishment and management of the Leisure Centre. This went on and on and on; the presentation was rambling and not always easy to follow (or hear) – the main thing I learnt from the long and tedious presentation was that MVDC seems to be the only District Council in this area that's offering free swimming to the over-60s. No doubt this presentation was made here because it is realized that people from Ashtead use the Leisure Centre as well people from Leatherhead. But, hey, don't we ever get people from Fetcham or Bookham as well?
As it was getting late by this time, it was thought that the Police report should be made at this stage, since Leatherhead High Street could wait (Where have I heard that sentiment before?). But weren't we in effect, hearing what's reported, probably in greater detail, at the Ashtead, North Leatherhead & South Leatherhead police pannels?
Anyway, somewhere around 9.20 we came to "Leatherhead High Street"! I waited expectantly to see the plan the Council had for its latest refurbishment of the High Street, since at our AGM in March I recalled "All be revealed on the 22nd April." Was all revealed? Was it like as heck! There was no overall plan presented; no detail of where seating areas or parking bays would be. As I understood it, each restaurant will have to apply separately for planning permission if it wants to retain outside seating after 4.30 pm – in other words, a piecemeal approach yet again.
Basically, I learnt nothing that I had not known before – except for the sort of barrier the Council would be recommending so that traffic wouldn't accidently knock into happy diners!
An audience member from Ashtead pointed out that Leatherhead High street was of interest not only to residents of Leatherhead but also to those of Ahtead, Fetcham & Bookham as people from these places frequently come into Leatherhead to shop. That, said the Chair, is why it is being discussed at the Ashtead-Leatherhead Forum. But the cries of 'What about Fetcham & Bookham' were ignored.
But that is the point, isn't it. This is something of interest to residents of all these places. Would not the more appropriate Forum for discussing this be the "Leatherhead and District Forum" (formerly the "Town Centre Forum')? Yet the Council refuse to acknowledge that Forum. Is the Council afraid that it might learn what people really want from that Forum?
Why must we have the Bookham-Fetcham and Ashtead-Leatherhead Fora thrust on us? Very few, if any, in the north of Mole Valley wanted these Area Fora. Why cannot the MVDC consult directly with each of the four Residents' Associations on matters affecting each community, and take part in the Leatherhead & District Forum on matters of common interest to the whole of the north Mole Valley area.
Food Waste – where do we go from here?
The Food Waste trial in Fetcham is coming to an end. MVDC have failed to provide an alternative and build on the experience gained from the trial. This is disappointing from a Council that likes to boast about it's high recycling rate.
A quick check of the MVDC website does not give any further indication of what the future plans are. The link to the Food Waste Collection Trial is broken – even if the trial has ended, it would be useful to know the results & conclusions. The linked Local Waste Strategy document only looks as far as 2009 and curiously is named "draft_strategy.pdf". What are the plans for the future? If you email the Recycling Officer at the email address given you do not get a reply – perhaps there is no officer or future plans to "Green up the Valley".
aspire to reach a long term target of 60% recycling and composting by 2025.
To exceed the government recycling and composting target of 30% – to 36% during 2006.
To reach 42% recycling rate by 2008.
You have to assume at this point that the document is due a revision to reflect the current state of recycling in the area. Most importantly, the document does not have any Commitment to Action on the subject of Food Waste. Obviously, individual can do more by not wasting as much & not rely on on our resource stretched Authorities. Folks can also use a Food Cone or a wormery. The Council actively encourages the first of these options, however, not everyone has the space or the know how to use these solutions and so a proposal for Food Waste needs to be put forward to put Mole Valley back at the top of the list of Green local authorities.
It would be nice to see the Leatherhead Residents Association actively pushing MVDC for answers on this topic.
To say that the Litter Pick on 19th April was not well supported is an understatement. I know that regrettably the Spring Newsletter has been delayed and, therefore, the Litter Pick was not as widely publicized as we had hoped. It had, however, been announced at the open meeting earlier this month.
Three of us spent two hours endeavouring to make Leatherhead a little tidier and I realize that other commitments kept some away who would otherwise have joined us. I trust we in the new Residents' Association still retain the civic values of the old Leatherhead Society and want to make our town & its environment a better place.
The Ashtead-Leatherhead Area Forum Agenda for the next meeting on 22nd April is now available on the Council's website.
(A hard copy of the agenda will be distributed to Mole Valley District Councillors on Thursday 9th April).
The next Open Meeting will be held on April 6th starting at 7pm at the Leatherhead Institute.


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BREAKING: Police free Ekiti woman brutalised at checkpoint
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The Police in Ekiti have freed Mrs Toyin Adeyeye,the American returnee who was arrested and detained by the Police Command after being brutalized for refusing to bribe policemen at a checkpoint. A family source confirmed this to the News Agency of Nigeria, in Ado Ekiti on Sunday. He said that the woman was released to her husband […]
The Police in Ekiti have freed Mrs Toyin Adeyeye,the American returnee who was arrested and detained by the Police Command after being brutalized for refusing to bribe policemen at a checkpoint.
A family source confirmed this to the News Agency of Nigeria, in Ado Ekiti on Sunday.
He said that the woman was released to her husband late Saturday night on administrative bail.
According to the source, Toyin's husband, Akanni Adeyeye has taken her to a private hospital in the Ado Ekiti for the treatment of bruises on her body, as well as the trauma she suffered in the hands of the police.
Toyin and her two-month-old baby, along with her brother, were detained from Friday up till Saturday night, before being released.
Mr Abdullahi Chafe, the Ekiti state police commissioner accused Toyin of slapping one of his men at a checkpoint and tearing his uniform.
READ: Brutality: Nursing mother slapped my policeman – Ekiti Police commissioner
Chafe spoke in a reaction to the social media outrage against the policemen for brutalising the woman.
Chafe said Toyin committed the offence at the checkpoint when she was asked to prove the ownership of the car in which she was being driven.
Source:Punch Newspapers
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Early on in her career path, Jessica Baker did what she thought would make her money and what she was good at. Sounds like a simple recipe for success.
Today Baker, 30, said she is passionate about and loves what she does. She is the founder and CEO of AlignedSigns.com, a website that allows users to connect with each other while getting to know themselves. By utilizing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment, Chinese Zodiac and Western Astrology, users are able to gain awareness in hopes of experiencing more fulfilling relationships.
So how did Baker come to find her calling?
Baker said her MBA with finance concentration allowed her to get her foot in the door working at a hedge fund in New York City, where she learned how to analyze businesses. From there, she worked at a fund of funds, where she learned how to look at a business like an investor. Then she transitioned to management consulting, in which she learned how to make a company more efficient in its activities.
Trust your own judgment. It's usually the right one.
You will regret the things you didn't do, more than the things you did do. Don't let fear of failure stop you from pursuing your dreams.
Find out what you love/are passionate about, then learn how to make money doing it.
Work to live, don't live to work. Life is short and we have no guarantee of tomorrow.
Baker said her business is in the process of building a mobile app because, on average, half of all current users access the website on their mobile devices or Tablets.
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Take the EXIT 20 for US-3.
Turn LEFT onto US-3 and Continue to follow US-3.
Turn LEFT onto BAY RD.
Turn RIGHT onto UPPER BAY RD.
Turn LEFT onto STEELE HILL RD.
End at 516 Steele Hill Rd Sanbornton, NH 03269-2605.
Start on NH-16 N / Spaulding Turnpike.
Take RT-11 W, Exit 15.
Turn SLIGHT LEFT onto MAIN ST / NH-11 / NH-28A.
Merge onto US-3 / NH-11 W / LACONIA-GILFORD BYP via the ramp on the LEFT.
Turn RIGHT onto BAY RD.
Please call us @ (603) 524-0500 ext. "0" if you require further assistance with directions.
Please do not rely on internet mapping programs or GPS systems to guide you to the resort.
Most mapping programs will bring you over Rufus Colby Road, which in not accessible.


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Current: Iranian and Hizbullah Silence in the Face of U.S. Support for the Syrian Regime
Iranian and Hizbullah Silence in the Face of U.S. Support for the Syrian Regime
Brig.-Gen. (ret.) Dr. Shimon Shapira, March 29, 2011
Brig.-Gen. (ret.) Dr. Shimon Shapira
Filed under: Jerusalem
hizbullah, Iran, Syria
As bloody riots threaten Bashar Assad's regime and the minority Alawite rule, the silence of Iran and Hizbullah, Syria's closest allies, is striking.
Iran is following developments in Syria with concern, and through its silence is supporting Syria's massive use of force, which it had earlier criticized in other countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, and Bahrain.
Iran's main concern is losing its most important strategic ally in the Middle East. This alliance gives Iran free rein in Lebanon, thus allowing Hizbullah to flourish, and helps fan the flames of jihadi zeal against Israel within Palestinian organizations.
The Iranian influence in Syria has grown significantly since Assad replaced his father. In recent years, Assad has permitted Iran to invest enormous sums toward the creation of a new Shiite community within Syria to act as a counterbalance to the Sunni majority. These investments include the building of new Shiite mosques in Damascus and the surrounding cities, the establishment of educational and cultural institutions to enable Iranian clergy to spread Shiite beliefs, and Persian-language classes in cultural centers across the country. Syria has become a favorite destination of Iranian tourists who visit holy places in Damascus (such as the Shrine of Sayidda Zaynab) and other cities, as well as a transit station for Iranian "Jihad tourism" to Hizbullah battle sites, including those in southern Lebanon. Thus it is no surprise that cries of "no to Iran" and "no to Hizbullah" have become common slogans among the rebels fighting against Assad's regime.
Hizbullah leader Nasrallah, who issued a furious attack against Arab leaders who were massacring their people and offered assistance to Bahrain's Shiite citizens in their rebellion against the Sunni authorities, drew his inspiration from Tehran in keeping quiet, as well. Al-Manar, Hizbullah's official television channel, which broadcasts continuous coverage of the "Arab Spring," hardly reports on the developments in Syria. The reasons for this are obvious. In contrast with his father, Hafez Assad, who refused to meet with Nasrallah and regarded him as simply one of many Lebanese leaders, Bashar Assad turned Nasrallah into a revered hero who fought Israel with military and strategic success. Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000 and Hizbullah's "divine victory" in 2006 transformed Nasrallah into a modern-day Saladin in Assad's eyes, and he has warmly embraced him. Even the mysterious assassination of Hizbullah Chief of Staff Imad Mughniyeh in the center of Damascus did not harm the special relationship between the two. Nasrallah has never publicly blamed Assad for Mughniyeh's inadequate protection.
Astonishingly, as events appear today, Nasrallah has been encouraged by American policy towards Assad, who enjoys public American support for his continued leadership. It seems that even Nasrallah is not willing to voice his support of Assad in such a public way as has the U.S. Secretary of State.
Brig.-Gen. (ret.) Dr. Shimon Shapira is a senior researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. He served as Military Secretary to the Prime Minister and as chief of staff to the Foreign Minister. He edited the Jerusalem Center eBook Iran: From Regional Challenge to Global Threat. He is the author of Hizbullah: Between Iran and Lebanon, Dayan Center, Tel Aviv University, 2000, four editions.
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Food / Desserts
Desserts, Etc. - I got a gift basket from them when I participated in the DC Black Theater Festival. Oh my! Oh my! www.desserts-etc.com
Magnolia Spiced Tea - real brewed (not pretend real brewed), delicious, glass bottled tea in many flavors. http://www.magnoliaspice.com/
Marley Beverage Company - created in partnership with the family of Bob Marley, paying homage to their father and patriarch by launching and promoting a wide range of healthy, natural drinks. - http://www.drinkmarley.com
Mrs Richardson's Toppings - http://br-brands.com/mrs-richardsons/
Nance's Mustards and Condiments - http://br-brands.com/nances-mustards-condiments/
Sadly the delicious Baldwin's Ice ream is gone, but the company, now Baldwin Richardson, make Mrs's Richardson's Toppings and Nance's Mustards and Condiments
Reggio's Pizza - Known for their 'butter crust' pizzas, Reggio's ships frozen pizzas nation wide. http://www.reggios.com/
Spice Delight - Chef Barry Moody created a great tasting and healthy alternative to regular seasoned salt, a BBQ sauce and a BBQ rub. His website also features healthy cookbooks. http://www.spicedelight.com/
Hair and Skin Care
*Blessing Butter - Delightful skin soothing products. (714) 270-4401 http//www.blessingbutter.com
Brown Butter Beauty - http://www.brownbutterbeauty.com
Oyin Handmade - http://www.oyinhandmade.com/
Freedom Paper Company - Freedom Paper Company LLC (FPC) is a privately owned distributor of bathroom tissue and other paper products headquartered in Baltimore Maryland. FPC has instituted a new business paradigm for the 21st century as it seeks to be profitable for its investors, while being conscious of both the environment and the communities it serves. The firm takes the approach of nature itself, never taking without giving back. Freedom Paper Company provides a multitude of benefits through its products including small business development and customer incentives. http://www.freedompapercompany.com/ 443-983-4457
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Bean Soup Times - www.beansouptimes.com (Thanks to Bean Soup Times for recommending many of the Chicago businesses listed.)
Black Enterprise Magazine - the premier business, investing, and wealth-building resource for African Americans. Since 1970, BLACK ENTERPRISE has provided essential business information and advice to professionals, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, and decision makers. www.blackenterprise.com/magazine
Bounce TV - "TV Our Way!" The first African American broadcast network, featuring a programming mix of theatrical motion pictures, sporting events, documentaries, specials, inspirational faith-based programs, off-network series, original programming and more. Bounce TV's founders include Martin Luther King III and Ambassador Andrew Young. www.bouncetv.com
Radio One - Radio One, Inc. is an urban-oriented, multi-media company that primarily targets African-American and urban consumers. Our core business is our radio broadcasting franchise that is the largest radio broadcasting operation that primarily targets African-American and urban listeners. We currently own and operate 55 broadcast stations located in 16 urban markets in the United States. http://www.radio-one.com/
O Magazine - The only national Black-own magazine guaranteed to have a Black woman (Oprah Winfrey) on the cover.
OWN TV (Oprah Winfrey Network) - is television and business icon Oprah Winfrey's television station, which includes amid its programming schedule her talk show, and several of Tyler Perry's television shows. www.own.com
BlackPR.com - the leading African-American newswire service on the web. We offer the most extensive press release distribution to the Black media. They are no longer distributing press releases about religious/gospel events, books and music. All other FAITH-BASED content is at their discretion. (866) 910-6277 www.BlackPR.com
Black PR Wire, Inc. - the nation's premier news distribution service center. The company's database holds a comprehensive listing of over 1,200 Black-owned publications and media and includes a comprehensive listing of key Black journalists throughout the United States and the Caribbean. Black PR Wire delivers its clients' press releases, video and audio news releases, electronic video messages and electronic newsletters to key reporters, writers, and influential grassroots, social and civic community leaders throughout the country. Black PR Wire also provides specialized services including direct media calls and product placement pitching as well as audio, video and e-newsletter development and distribution. Our service center has compiled and owns a comprehensive and continuously updated database of Black media and organizations throughout the country and the Caribbean, and has direct contacts with hundreds of Black and minority media outlets, community, social and civic groups and affiliates nationwide. http://blackprwire.com 1-877-252-2577 or 305-948-9575
National Black Public Relations Society - Since its founding in 1998, the National Black Public Relations Society (NBPRS) has served as an advocate for black professionals in public relations, media relations, corporate communications, investor relations, government affairs, community relations, and related fields. Run by professionals for professionals, NBPRS addresses the diverse needs of its members through programs and partnerships that provide cultural and competitive advantages. NBPRS has chapters in the major media markets and offers peer-to-peer support, mentorship, networking, job opportunities, internships, and career advancement strategies for professionals engaged in corporate, government, agency, non-profit, and private practice. http://nbprs.org (888) 976-0005
MV TRANSPORTATION INC.When you have to get to work or somewhere else, MV Transportation can take you there. The company, founded in 1975 by husband-and-wife team Alex and Feysan Lodde, has nearly 13,000 employees and revenue of more than $700 million annually. Its 7,000 vehicles serve public and private passengers in 100 locations in 26 states plus Canada. It is the nation's "largest privately held passenger-transportation contracting firm." www.mvtransit.com
Travel / Accomodations
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