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Cedar Crest girls defeat Manheim Township then take the fight to cancer
Prior to a key 46-34 win over Manheim Township, the Falcons donated $2700 to the American Cancer Society.
Cedar Crest girls defeat Manheim Township then take the fight to cancer Prior to a key 46-34 win over Manheim Township, the Falcons donated $2700 to the American Cancer Society. Check out this story on ldnews.com: https://www.ldnews.com/story/sports/high-school/basketball-girls/2019/01/18/cedar-crest-girls-knock-off-manheim-township-while-continuing-cancer-fight/2609396002/
Pat Huggins, Lebanon Daily News Published 10:41 p.m. ET Jan. 18, 2019 | Updated 8:39 a.m. ET Jan. 20, 2019
The Cedar Crest girls basketball team presented a check for $2703 to Marissa Curtiss of the American Cancer Society on Friday night prior to the Falcons' game vs. Manheim Township. The money was raised through the team's Foul Shots for Cancer fundraising effort. The Falcons came up big during the game, too, winning the key Section 1 matchup. (Photo: Pat Huggins - Lebanon Daily News)
Both in sports and in the real world, many pay lip service to the concept of teamwork but don't necessarily follow through when it comes time to unite for a common goal.
This year's Cedar Crest girls basketball team wouldn't know anything about that. At least not based on their selfless actions on Friday night.
Prior to their Section 1 showdown with Manheim Township at the Falcon Cage, Cedar Crest presented the Lebanon chapter of the American Cancer Society with a check for $2703 as part of funds it raised through its Foul Shots for Cancer initiative, an annual project that has contributed over $21,000 to fight the dreaded disease since itsinception seven years ago.
Then the Falcons stepped on the court and played their most complete game of the season, using superb ball movement and stingy defense to knock off Township 46-34 and open up a two-game lead in the section title race with five yet to play.
Seven different Falcons scored in the win, led by Raven Morgan's 12 points, while leaving Cedar Crest 13-3 and 9-0 in Section 1 and head coach Jim Donmoyer pleased with both his squad's on-court and off-court deeds.
"Our defense has been great all year, and tonight I thought we shared the ball better than we have all year," Donmoyer said. "I think this was maybe overall our best game of the season. They've been working their tails off and games like this it pays off."
Raven Morgan scores on a spin move just before the half. Crest up 23-14 at the break. pic.twitter.com/2gK5YXbAQN
— Pat Huggins (@phuggsports) January 19, 2019
They've been putting in a lot of work battling cancer as well. The Foul Shots for Cancer effort sets a goal for each player to shoot 500 throughout the season, either before, during or after practice and secure sponsors to aid in the fundraising.
Donmoyer is the driving force behind it, starting Foul Shots for Cancer following the death of his father from lung cancer.
"It's near and dear to my heart," Donmoyer said. "At the end of the day basketball's just basketball. Yeah, you want to win and you want to compete, that's fine. But for those kids for the last seven years to continually do that...These kids absolutely do more than just play basketball. They do a lot of good things off the court and in school and that's just one example. And it's fitting, because it's L-L Cancer (Awareness) Week, so we kinda tied that all in."
Not that the game itself wasn't critically important to the Falcons, too. And they played like it, taking the lead for good just about two minutes into the game when Hannah Woelfling scored off an assist from Morgan Thomson.
Kaitlin Kline hits a jumper for Crest. pic.twitter.com/w6fNOMsu2S
It was an appropriate way for the Falcons to pull ahead to stay, given the unselfish nature of their play throughout.
"This was their best start-to-finish game, for four quarters," Donmoyer said. "We had some size advantages inside so we were gonna go inside-out. Our post got touches, our post scored, and they kicked it out and we made some shots outside, too. When that's working, that's the best of both worlds."
Katie Bushong (16 points) did her best to keep Township (11-4, 7-2 Section 1) in the fight, allowing Crest just a 13-10 lead after the first quarter and keeping the Blue Streaks within 18-14 with a pair of free throws with 1:34 left in the half.
But from there, Crest answered with a Thomson 3-pointer and a spin move inside by Morgan in the closing seconds to go up 23-14 at the half. Township wouldn't get closer than six points the rest of the way.
"We've got six seniors, that always helps," Donmoyer said of the key to the Falcons' success. "Good senior leadership. It's fun to see that class be able to be seniors, with the work that they've put in. For them to come in and step up, it's like a rite of passage."
Hannah Woelfling scores off a nice feed from Molly Bucher. pic.twitter.com/VSrteZ1Ebc
And along with that comes a healthy dose of perspective from the Foul Shots for Cancer project.
"I wouldn't be as happy (without the win), don't get me wrong," Donmoyer laughed. "But the big picture is that's bigger than anything that happened tonight, for me anyway. The win's just the cherry on top."
Cedar Crest 46, Manheim Township 34
Manheim Township (34)
Bushong 5 6-10 18, Quinn 2 2-3 6, Sprague 1 0-0 2, Bonano 3 0-0 7, Bryant 0 1-2 1. Totals: 11 9-15 34.
Cedar Crest (46)
Morgan 6 0-0 12, Laney 1 0-0 2, Thomson 2 1-4 7, Woelfling 4 2-3 10, Bucher 2 5-6 9, Glover 2 0-0 4, Kline 1 0-0 2, Sholley 0 0-0 0. Totals: 18 8-13 46.
Manheim Township 10 4 9 11 - 34
Cedar Crest 13 10 8 15 - 46
3-pointers: MT - Bushong 2, CC - Thomson 2


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"A twelve-year-old witnesses a murder while hidding in a forbidden train car. Years later he returns to the exact spot, holding in the palm of his hand a key he retrieved on that dreadful night. What mysteries will the key unlock?"
For a young boy of twelve to witness a murder is a terrible tragedy, but it doesn't end there. The lad is shackled by the unexplained mystery and cannot tell a soul about it. Snooping in Mr. Blake Thomas' private Pullman on that dreadful night, he was not supposed to see him kill a beautiful young woman. Something had enraged the rich old man. Now a person lay dead on the floor, and the young boy would surely be murdered too if caught hiding in the closet.
As he held his breath, another corpse fell to the floor only feet away. Then something strange happened. A young girl could be heard crying just out of view. An intriguing item rolled toward his hiding place, landing at his feet. Silence followed. Reaching down, he picked up a key and carefully placed it in his pocket. The fearful lad carried that burden with him from then on.
Now ten years later, Brett Marshall is determined to solve the mystery of that haunting experience. The powerful man had many secrets and carried them to the grave with him, but Brett had in his possession the code if only he could figure it out. In the beginning the trail is cold. However, in the end, it gets hot as blazes, and people are chasing after him as he follows the mysterious code: North by Northwest.


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Andrew Troy wondered how I spent my first day of Knowledge. When I was seven years old, this day is not yet so called. It was 1984, I was recorded in the best schools of the city, although, of course, the residents of the Kaliningrad region Chernyakhovsk can argue with me and. I remember before the interview was recorded, but the questions do not remember. I remember that our class - then quite unknown to each other children - stood around one side of fence, in which the ear of mature marigolds.
Not a matinee, or the first lesson, I can not remember. Possibly, then the reigning tradition for us to come to class veteran and said something about the traditions. Most likely, each of us was holding a bouquet of flowers, which gave its first teacher. That's her name, I remember: Ignatyevna. It was the old, hardened in combat with the first-graders a teacher, regularly dyeing his hair in a rare poisonous colors, why they looked like a wig.
In elementary school I was bored. Then the children do not even zadrachivali in gardens and homes, and read - write them in school. For me, who already knew how to, recipe and the study of letters was a real torture. But, thank God, most of the first class, I was sick, that has not stopped me in his letter about the end of a perfect end.
Frankly, I do not really understand the attacks on the institution of schooling. I do not understand the attacks with no alternative. You say something bad - better offer. Today, such a mass of other ways to occupy teenagers do not exist. As well as teach them a sufficient number of skills and knowledge for further development. I guess in this world parents can give their children more, but they are not letting their children to school, it will deprive developing communication skills. Believe me, it is better to get pizdyuley in school and learn how to react to them than to face it in real life.
Although what I. I just happened at school are rarely bored or sad. And now, as I think most of my classmates shared my feelings quite. We suffered together in the music lessons and cut your fingers on the lessons of working together collecting scrap paper and went to the stadium, practicing an exercise for the Victory Day. It was a glorious time. Exchange it for the dreary stay at home or in the yard? .
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'Final Fantasy VII' port arrives for iPhone & iPad on the App Store
- Aug. 19th 2015 9:26 am PT
Apps & Updates
Square Enix announced earlier this year at E3 that it would bring back its beloved Final Fantasy VII title as a remake for consoles, PC, and iOS. Today, the iPhone and iPad version of the game officially arrives on the App Store.
While we learned previously that Square Enix wouldn't be using its Luminous Engine for the remake, the game's iTunes page does confirm that the iOS title is a direct "port based on Final Fantasy VII for PC" and arrives without any changes to the original game's storyline. It's also made some enhancements specially for the iPhone and iPad version…
As for improvements made for the iOS version of the game, users can switch between a "virtual analogue" and a "fixed 4-way digital control pad" for onscreen controls with adjustable opacity. In addition, Square notes that "the iOS edition also includes an option to turn enemy encounters off on the world and area maps (will not skip event battles) and a Max Stats command to become all-powerful in the blink of an eye." Is there support for iOS controllers you ask? Nobody knows because Apple still doesn't list or categorize games by controller support and Square didn't mention controllers. But I'm not complaining about controller support anymore so we'll have to pay the $19.99 to find out.
To get a game of this caliber up and running on iOS means you'll need around 4GB of free space and either an iPhone 5S or later, a 3rd-gen iPad or later, or an iPad mini 2 or later running iOS 8. If your device is running an earlier version of iOS, or if you're using an iPod touch older than the recently update model, you can expect quite a slow and choppy experience. But there is of course a reason that the original game sold over 11 million copies across platforms, and it's nice to know that Square Enix attempted to bring the full experience over to mobile devices, despite the minimum requirements potentially keeping some users from fully enjoying the classic RPG.
The game is available for $19.99 on the New Zealand App Store now, and should be hitting your local store soon. Pricing could be $9.99 for the US if past releases/price conversions are any indication.
Apple's tablet debuted in 2010. Since the original version, it's expanded into multiple screen sizes and Pro and non-Pro options.
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Ix Cepeda (@ixrated) - 7 years ago
It's $15.99 in the Philippine App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/ph/app/final-fantasy-vii/id1021566244
Garri Adrian Laviste Nablo - 7 years ago
Video is private :(
Mark - 7 years ago
Zeek Zecus - 7 years ago
I bought this game with great expectations, at least as much as one could hope for in a port, but when I found multiple bugs, one being game breaking, I lost my nerve and faith for one of my all time favorite game developers. I'm stuck on an unavoidable boss fight because the game keeps pausing/freezing where the only way to progress is to close the app and restart from a previous save. I'm a game tester by profession and this is unacceptable even if it is a port. There needs to be a hotfix for this bug ASAP as I've read many posts where this is happening as I am not the only one. I have bought all the previous installments of the FF series that have come out on the iOS and haven't had a problem until now. If this doesn't get fixed soon you can bet I will be demanding a refund and giving many bad reviews for this hopefully dissuading future customers from getting their hopes up like I did. I love you Square, but this NEEDS to be fixed. Sincerest regards.

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He might be the top earning cricketer in the world today but English county side Surrey has got Virat Kohli for a dirt cheap deal as the BCCI was keen to ensure quality game time for the India captain ahead of tour of England.
Kohli, who will not play the one-off Test against Afghanistan and two T20 Internationals against Ireland (all in June), is keen to redeem himself in the Old Blighty in pursuit of greatness.
With the BCCI wanting it's top players to get county exposure, the deal with Surrey was finally inked only as late as this week.
"Contrary to popular belief that Virat will cost a bomb for Surrey, it was completely the other way round. Let's get it clear. Surrey is paying airfare, accommodation and a very nominal match fee during the month," a senior BCCI office-bearer privy to the deal told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
"Since the Board and Virat himself was very keen, the monetary part was least of concern for us," he added.
"We are not at liberty to quote the amount but it will be a very nominal amount that he will be paid and that is at par with any standard county player. We can vouch it's a win-win deal for Surrey as well as for the BCCI," the official added.
While the news was out in Indian media in March only, the BCCI was engaged with Surrey about how much the county can use the Indian captain's image rights. That was the reason for the delay in putting pen to paper.
"Obviously, Surrey wants to cash in on his image. But then Virat's focus will be six games (Three Royal London Cup 50 over games and Three County four day games).
"There will be curiosity and marketing opportunities but we don't want our captain to be unduly disturbed by peripheral activities. He is going there to prepare for England series and if he scores runs, it helps Surrey," the office bearer said.
It must be mentioned that the RCB paid a whopping Rs 18 crore (1.95 million pounds) for Kohli's retention this year.
Kohli's stint with Surrey starts on June 1with a one day game against Kent at Beckenham.
He will be playing the second and third match of the Royal London Cup on June 3 and 6 against Middlesex and Glamorgan respectively.
The four-day campaign will start against Hampshire in Southampton on June 9 to 12 followed by a match against Somerset (at Guildford from June 20-23) and concluding with Yorkshire game at Scarborough (June 25 to 28).
Recently-retired South African pacer Morne Morkel will be his teammate at Surrey.
Kohli's debut four-day match could prove to be a challenge if Dale Steyn, who has signed for Hampshire, gets fit by that time.
Former South African swing bowler Kyle Abbott, who had a five wicket haul against India in a 2015 Test at Delhi, is expected to be there apart from Fidel Edwards.
Against Yorkshire, the likes of Tim Bresnan and Liam Plunkett (playing for Delhi Daredevils) will pose him a few questions.
Cheteshwar Pujara is expected to play against Kohli in the Yorkshire game as he will be back in the UK after playing the Test match against Afghanistan.
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Fairfield downs Quinnipiac baseball
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After splitting a four game series with Northeast Conference foe Monmouth this past weekend, the Bobcats traveled down Interstate-95 to take on Fairfield in a non-conference matchup. The Stags were too much for Quinnipiac as the Bobcats lost 10-4. Quinnipiac (7-8, 2-2 NEC) allowed the second most runs all season, second only to the 15 runs they allowed to the Duke Blue Devils on March 13.
Quinnipiac captain Chris Migani extended his hitting streak to 10-games when he roped a single in the fourth inning. Vincent Guglietti went 2 for 5 on the afternoon and now has a team-high five multi-hit games. Dale Long, Mike Blumenthal and Steffen Herter all drove in runs for the Bobcats.
Ryan Walsh (0-1) took the loss for Quinnipiac after surrendering three runs in two innings of work, despite only giving up one hit. Freshman Kyle Musco allowed five runs, in an inning of work before Kevin Castodio and Kevin Sustad pitched out of the jam. Castodio pitched a scoreless fourth while Sustad gave up one hit over two innings of work while keeping the Stags off the board.
Fairfield's Ryan Plourde drove in three runs and was one of four Stags to have multi-hit games, going 2 for 5 with a stolen base. Jake Salpietro went 2 for 5 with a double, a stolen base, two runs scored and two RBI. Junior Rob LoPinto went 2 for 5 with two runs scored, one driven in, and a stolen base. Sophomore Sebastian Salvo was 2 for 4 with a double, a walk, and a run scored.
The Stags (7-11) got on the board early, plating a run in the first inning LoPinto hit a leadoff single and came around to score on a groundball by Jack Giannini. Fairfield added two more in the second on a fielder's choice by Salpietro and a sacrifice fly by Keith Skinner for a 3-0 lead. Fairfield batted around in the third inning, pushing five runs across the plate on six hits, to surge ahead 8-0.
Christian Fox (1-0) picked up the win after a solid relief effort after coming into the fourth inning and staving off a Bobcat rally. Fox went 2.1 scoreless innings, allowing a hit and a walk with a strikeout.
The Bobcats bats came alive in the top of the fourth. Migani led off the inning with a single to short on the first pitch of his at bat. After consecutive walks by Nic Civale and Tom Donovan loaded the bases with no outs, Blumenthal then singled through the right side of the infield scoring Migani before Herter drove in Civale with a single to right. Herter's single ended Fairfield starter Aaron Howell's day after 3.1 innings. Brian Ruditys, facing Stags' reliever Christian Fox, reached on a fielder's choice after hitting a ground ball to short that scored Donovan to cut the deficit to five runs, 8-3.
Fairfield added two insurance runs in the bottom of the seventh inning as Plourde drove in two with a bases loaded single to make the score 10-3. The Bobcats took advantage of a Fairfield error in the top of the ninth and scored the final run of the game. Mike Palladino blasted a two-out double before Long's pinch-hit single drove in Palladino for the Bobcats fourth and final run.
Quinnipiac returns to the diamond for another Northeast Conference series this weekend when it travels to Emmitsburg, Md. to take on Mount St. Mary's in a four-game set beginning on March 28.
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Here is a look at tour dates covering most of July for the GKB EuropaTour. There are some gaps that will likely be filled- or will be rest and/or travel days (rest is always good:). The shows will be updated via the link below as well… the site is in German. Wir lieben dich!
And in fact, Ti vogliamo bene! and Wij houden van jou!
Hope to see you on the road in Italy, Germany, The Netherlands or Switzerland 🙂 Scroll down for cities. For details please direct all questions to our amazing friend Carsten Turner via the web address below.
Pic by Tony Taylor, Ascendent Instruments, Potomac, IL (I named this one "Midnight") !
So it's a cool variety of tour stops for myself and Wendi. Hope to see some of you on the road.
How does one thank thousands of servicemen and women who have died, giving their lives for the nation?
I would say by individuals of that nation to show respect and likewise be willing to sacrifice that others might enjoy the freedoms we share.
On this day I wish to say Thank You to the parents and other family members who supported their loved ones- those who did not return alive and well upon completion of their mission.
Let me also bring a word to those who disdain any military presence or service- I believe I both understand and also cannot find my own way to full pacifism, and yet as I regularly state in public commentary it is not the population who chooses to send our military. Rather, regardless who is in political power, it is our politicians and military leaders who make those choices. I personally wish all major deployments were a matter of referendum, and yes, realize (and to a point believe) those in charge have intel the average American does not… and yet…!
Bonhoeffer comes to mind often as I consider these matters. It is never "easy" and certainly not always cheap. Sometimes I do believe it is not moral in the least to deploy troops.
Yet zero defense is in my view, a bit like not eating… ever. It makes zero sense.
Having said all this, I give thanks for those in our services who give and absolutely honor those who have given their lives for the freedoms we have.
God Bless- and have mercy on this nation and the nations of the earth we and our military so greatly affect.
You know, the guy zips in and takes "your" parking space.
The weather. The roast got a bit too done. The kid in the next booth at the restaurant won't quit screaming.
The little foxes spoil the grapes. Yep.
Then again- very little or zero pain when you got up this morning. A slight breeze, mostly blue skies, no biting insects. The waitress smiled at you and seemed sincerely interested in serving you well.
I think we not only need to (as Chuck Swindoll wrote years ago) not sweat the small stuff… I think it's often the "small" stuff we overlook as gifts from Daddy.
Every good and perfect gift comes down from the Father of heavenly lights with Whom there is no variableness or shadow due to change.
HE doesn't change but sometimes from moment to moment our circumstances, what comes our way along our path does. So do we really have total over control over it all? You and I KNOW we don't and never did nor will.
This is where trusting our Lord with the details comes in. Or doesn't. We get mad, mean, depressed, self-pity rolls in like a fog. We take it out on those we love most, those we are closest to. I am convinced a major part of the solution comes down to Who you share it all with, who you focus on right through the journey.
If you have not yet learned to pay attention to and connect with God in the little joys and gifts coming your way DAILY you likely are living in a web of the grumps, "the cup is half EMPTY" and self. Self ain't never gonna be God, nor can it ever be satisfied outside of Him.
I'm all about activism, there IS a time for anger, sadness and the rest. I GET injustice and concern for change. But I'm talking about personal spiritual hygiene.
We complain about the little things. Do we praise and worship Him for the little things?
Mercy Father, give us eyes to see, grateful hearts that give thanks.
Q.: Are our thoughts about The Bible more important than what it says about us?
First, the "yes", why I say it- and what I or someone else may consider more important.
As has often been argued with great sense and reason (yeah, yeah, modernist and Greek philosophy 'eh…?:) our own individual and/or shared interpretation of the Book absolutely renders it -in practical terms-, true or false, beneficial or ridiculous, helpful or harmful.
There are any number of verses that bring one to the same basic conclusion regarding our own motives for quoting or living by a Bible text… or not.
Satan quotes scripture to Jesus Who responds to him with scripture. Ponder that for a bit and you realize two very different beings, attitudes, motives and outcomes are at work in the process of both the key fallen angel of note and God the Son referencing scripture.
Many and most likely most followers of Christ refer to this collection of books and letters as The Word of God. I think it is, though I won't bother to argue infallibility as I think the argument is moot. In my view, studies and experience there is simply no other book that tells truth with as much authority or purpose, all pointing to the God you and I, dear reader, are not.
Because we ourselves are -not- God… and therefore are not infallible -our individual and even corporate, shared interpretations of the very Book are likewise not infallible. We are, even as Christ-followers, flawed, imperfect, prone to mistakes. He is not.
As I often ask, what does HE think, feel, care about, want, desire for and in us, in His creation, in our relationship to Him and one another? How can we be fairly sure?
Many will argue God speaks outside the Bible and I fully agree. I also believe one must begin with Jesus' Own words about scripture, including His often quoting it. This one can easily study via the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), next the many quotes cited by the rest of the writers of the New Testament.
I fully admit (and why not, truth is truth!) -humans- wrote these texts.
Scripture itself tells us "holy men of God were moved by the Holy Spirit" as they wrote. Hmmm. Now we are being called to believe, in faith, that such was the case.
Certainly the matter eventually comes to faith. Yet I argue the most disturbing thing about it is the fact we cannot believe this Book and apply it with perfection as Father, Son and Spirit do.
The Word Who "became flesh and dwelt among us" is Jesus Christ, the Person Himself according to the first chapter of the Gospel of John. Written characters (language on a page) do not equal a person and certainly not God.
Further, anyone who follows Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in genuine relationship has learned perhaps 90 percent or more of what they believe about Him based on the Bible. Personal experiences are amazing, not uncommon and they are truly important, even essential to experience life with the risen Christ.
But if there were no Bible, what would anyone know or believe about Him? How would one have any clue if what they believed was true, accurate, solid WITHOUT the Bible?
There are plenty of "God/god/spiritual-whatever experiences" had by all sorts of people who believe all sorts of things about Him/Her/It through the ages of the human race. So… what?
One cannot give solid argument disconnected from the Book as to Who Jesus was and is… and not eventually suffer at least elements of disconnect. There are only a couple reputable ancient documents outside of the Bible that speak of Him and they do not even come close to clarity such as the Bible gives in the four Gospels alone.
You and I may BELIEVE truth or untruth, that the sky is falling when it is not, that we are experiencing an earthquake when those standing right next to us feel nothing at all… and we would be flat wrong to say X is happening when it simply isn't.
EXPERIENCING God based on His Word is indeed a matter of faith, but it is also a matter of humility. We may well make mistakes with His written Word and all of us do at times… but it speaks not only of God, it brings strong, thorough and direct as well as parabolic judgment on humans in terms of their relationships and treatment of both God and one another.
The Bible reads us… and there are plenty of sections that call us out in quite negative terms. Oh, The Gospel is Good News… but it's also bad news to those disinterested in brutal honesty and it's insistence that only Jesus Christ is sufficient for life, now and in eternity, commanding repentance and a life of loving obedience to Him. Commands, not mere options. Yep, lotsa peeps recoil at all this.
In other words, I may dislike what I read but I find it nearly impossible to judge either God or the Old or New Testament writers with regard to what it's words say about myself and the rest of humanity. I find myself asking forgiveness, cringing and coming to Him like a pup with tail between legs plenty often.
Jesus' apparent attitude and dealings with people versus many of my own and plenty of others -are quite different!
The Bible brings us to a view that is often difficult to either counter or frankly, argue against re. scripture speaking about the human condition without surrender to God versus what an authentic follower of Jesus thinks, says and lives out. I mean, the contrast is pretty obvious and not always a pleasure to notice as we study the Bible!
So there is in this sense a matter of truth and reality, not mere perspective that sorts us out and at times "puts us up against the wall" in a rather uncomfortable way.
"The sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God" is one phrase that comes to mind in such a moment of careful consideration.
In this sense, what I or you or any human thinks about the Bible, how we judge it is far less important that how God judges us as we read, respect and apply or ignore, disrespect and/or do not apply its teachings to our relationships.
If it -is- the Word of God and not merely the words of humans on some sort of "spiritual philosophy kick"- and indeed I believe it is the Word of the One True God, what we think about it is far less important than what He thinks about our response to its words.
What we think about Him and whether we truly know and walk with Him is the deal.
The Bible clearly defines both believers and unbelievers in rather stark terms.
Sheep/goats, followers/non-followers, obedient/disobedient, those who love with His love and those who do not.
Something to consider as you consider the Bible's place- or lack of it… in your own life.
I've found myself saying "Love is patient, love is kind" so perhaps it's my impatience over the years that has affected my sometimes -lack- of kindness, hmmm? See 1 Corinthians 13.4 and the rest of the chapter for details.
There is a great deal said about being kind in The Book.
Is it easier to get mad, work at "getting even" or learn patience, forgiveness and generally think/speak/act in grace sharing grace (un-earned/un-earnable favor) towards those you dislike, who have wronged you, who you see as most blameable for any pains you suffer in this life?
When my mother divorced my father I have vivid memory of screaming "I HATE YOU" at her over and over, running off to my bedroom, throwing myself on the bed and begging God (whomever and IF there was one) to kill the old dude she had been shacking up with for many months. I get hurt and I remember only getting past it after I had come to faith in Jesus some 9 years later.
The first thing God had me do upon my actual surrender to Jesus was to visit my Mom's house (and then my Dad's) asking them both to forgive -me- for my many sins, things they had in most cases zero idea I had even attempted much less lived out for years.
The first and worst mess is self. Me. Nothing new about this and rarely is it any other way.
Jesus spoke clearly about one of the most conditional things in the Gospels, essentially "As you forgive so shall you be forgiven". Vulnerability is SO non-intuative. We hate "losing". At anything.
While I cannot and shall not confess to sins I've not committed, I have long ago learned to regularly confess my wrong-doing and in particular, forgiving others, not holding grudges which in the end do me absolutely no good and largely don't solve THEIR deepest need for God's love and forgiveness. Ultimately it is anything but "kind" to think of a person with other than God's grace in mind.
It's pretty clear what love ain't.
God have mercy and help us do likewise.


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Moonlight Trek to Mystic Parvathamalai
Well..It happens to all the 'techies'! After a hustling day at the office, a retrospection on our life is mandatory. 'Yeh kaise zindagi hei yaar..Kuch to karna padega life mein'. After all, films like 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' ruined our life by making us feel awful about how we live. And that night was no different! While scrolling through the dreadful feeds of my unknown friends on Facebook, the title of a sponsored event caught my attention; "Moonlight trek". Thanks to the AI for reading my mind. I hadn't gone on a trek for ages. Now that I am employed and now that I wanted a 'much-needed break' I mustered all my courage to send a message to the event organisers (called 'nomads' hereafter). To my surprise, the nomads called me the very next day to blabber the itinerary. Adding to the surprise, the 'trip-ditchers' (my friends who are my roommates and were my classmates) said yes for the trek. Well..thanks to the organizations for which we are working.
So the deal was done. On a hot-humid Chennai afternoon, we set out to explore the magical Parvathamalai in the Thiruvannamalai ranges. We were asked to reach a college on the outskirts of Chennai city from where the 'Nomads' had arranged a "traveller" for us. As always and expected, we reached an hour later than the scheduled departure time; not entirely our fault. A bit can be cursed on the hustle-bustle and traffic diversion created on the streets due to the visits of some bureaucrats. We waited for another hour for the arrival of all our teammates who ensured us of a true night trek. With not much of an introduction among the team, we embarked on our journey to the hills.
Parvathamalai is around 200kms away from the Chennai city and may take 4hours for a one-way journey. We chose the Trichy highway; a 4-laned smooth road with 'just-blossomed' plants in the median. Started by 3 pm in the afternoon, we were expected to start the trek by 7 pm. We travelled for around 1.5 hours on a straight route after which the driver took a right turn to the medieval aged Tamil Nadu. It was like grained panoramic films of the 1970s. Shrubs and trees covered both the sides of the road, cattle grazing on the field, 'paattis' (Grandmas in Tamil) engaged in evening talks and tractors occasionally moving by side carrying hay which glittered gold when sun-kissed. It took us a bit more time to reach the destination because of the frequent nature-calls and urge to stretch the tight muscles.
Enroute the highway
Since we have reached the basecamp, let's talk about the Parvathamalai. Parvathamalai is in the Thiruvannamalai ranges as per Wiki and is a hot-spot pilgrimage centre. There is a holy Siva-linga atop the mountain which is at a height of 3500ft and is estimated to be 2000 years old. It is considered divine to do a 'Girivalam' (Circumambulation of the mountain) and do the offerings to the deity, especially on a full moon day. So people who are planning to visit the hills on a full moon day, please be prepared. The nearest town to Parvathamalai is Polur, which is 20kms away, but the basic necessities can be fulfilled at Kadaladi. There are two paths one can take for the trek:
Thenmathimangalam - With stone paved steps for 3/4th of the trek; the path which pilgrims usually take.
Kadaladi - A muddy trail just for the people who care for an adventure (We chose this path)
The terrain is rocky and I would classify the difficulty to be between moderate to heavy for an average built person with normal stamina. Even the athletes in the team were gasping after a few metres. The hills are covered with lemongrass and are known for the presence of medicinal herbs. According to the 'Nomads', the uphill trek would take 6hours and 4hours for downhill. The adventure-seeking souls in us opted the Kadaladi trail.
We lit the flashlights, moved our feet from the basecamp by 8 pm and set on the trail. It had rained that day morning and the ground was wet and muddy. The trail started after 1km of walking on a plain terrain. The 'Nomads' lead the way forward through the bushy terrain. We could smell the lemongrass all along our trail. The Nomads had provided us with the energy drinks and protein snacks which we had to take after a few steps. There were intermittent shops in between which provides soups and glucose drinks for double the price of MRP. "Don't shy away from buying those; would be useful". We took short breaks where we all could sit and lean and do a bit of stargazing. Quoting ZNMD, it is embarrassing that we don't do stargazing at all as adults. The view was beautiful and serene. Through the path moon-lit, against the breeze fragranced by lemongrass, we moved uphill. I would suggest strongly to take this route if you are an adventurer and you need a calm trail with only crickets as a disturbance.
The two paths (Thenmathimangalam and Kadaladi) would join midway the trail. From hereon, there would be many shops to serve you even at midnight and you will be acquainted with numerous pilgrims chanting the names of 'Lord Shiva'. The environment drastically changes and you will feel amazed as the environment dissolves in spirituality. From the confluence, the Trek goes to the next level of difficulty. There would be handrails anchored to the rocks and be cautious while using it as these could be rusty and point-edged at some places, and getting injured is the last thing you wanted on this deserted place. The mist started covering the mountain and the coldness started to engulf each of us. Don't forget to take your hoodies if you are going during the winter. The moon was bright enough for us to switch off the flashlights. The clouds were dark and had a pinch of horror to it. Adding to the horror, there was a tree with numerous dolls hung to the branches en route. A thick fog started to cover us and we realised reaching an altitude more than the nearby hills.
We reached the second basecamp from where the temple atop can be seen. The path from here is very interesting and dangerous at the same time as we had to literally do rock climbing by just clinging on the rails bolted to the steep rocks. It is a one-way route and minimum space has to be ensured between the persons climbing up, as one wrong foot or a movement can cause serious injury. Climbing atop that rock itself can be considered as a milestone of the trek. From here the journey to the temple is much easier as the path is paved and have steps. You may be asked to remove the shoes from here and I will leave it up to you to decide.
Finally, that moment had arrived. We conquered the hills!!!
We reached the destination by 3 am in the morning and the peak was crowded with pilgrims and you may not feel like you have done something commendable :D. We entered the temple and was surprised to see how a small temple can accommodate hundreds of pilgrims. There was a long queue (numerous queues in fact) in which we found a slot to stand and the crowd took us inside without needing much of the effort from us. The temple is built with rocks, with not much headspace and billboards saying 'mind your head'. The atmosphere was so sacred that even the agnostic persons would fold hands before the idol. We managed to get out of the temple somehow and began searching for a place to have dinner (same old protein snacks).
There are spaces in the temple premise itself where you can relax and even have a nap. But it will be very crowded and don't expect and wait for a tidy place (Grab the offer before it goes). We took a short nap (Don't forget to bring sleep bags or at least a blanket and sheet) under the thick blanket that we brought without even removing the socks. It was damn cold in the morning. After 2 hours of disturbed sleep, we woke up to this:
One of the best sunrises I have ever seen. The coldness gave way for the heat of sunlight and mist started to build up occasionally. Numerous rainbows offered a lovely spectacle. The temple was still open and the bells could be heard all over the night. A huge rush would be there in the morning to see the sunlight falling on the Trinetra of the Sivalinga (Amazing ancient science which is not much appreciated these days). We decided to start moving down soon as we may get caught in between the rush of the people who go downhill after the early morning puja; which creates a ruckus at the stairs leading down. And that had had to happen. One of our teammates was late and hence we got stuck in the queue, for over an hour. So it is advisable to commence down the trail soon after the sunrise, not spending much time enjoying the sceneries.
This was our moment to take the pictures of our achievement and we didn't have the hi-fi DSLR to capture the beauty of the night clearly. We took lots of pics, of which some are:
The temple atop
It was obviously much easier to move down the trail though it is advised not to go too fast as it may hurt your calves. The path we climbed was sun-lit and the lemongrass danced in tandem with the breeze. The nature was beautiful, so was its creation. We had to go down faster as the scorching heat started to burn us by 10 am itself (Nothing new for the Chennaites). Through the trail, we continued, our feet engraved in the mud, birds whistling secrets, and small streams following our path. We reached the basecamp, after 3 hours of trekking.
We looked back at the peak we conquered. A sense of achievement started to flow within us. The trek may have ended, but the path is still long. "One step forward" at a time!
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The next item of business is consideration of five Parliamentary Bureau motions. I ask George Adam, on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, to move motions S6M-04999 to S6M-05002, on approval of Scottish statutory instruments, and S6M-05003, on designation of a lead committee.
Motions moved,
That the Parliament agrees that the Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Offensive Weapons) (Amendment, Surrender and Compensation) (Scotland) Order 2022 [draft] be approved.
That the Parliament agrees that the Disability Assistance for Working Age People (Transitional Provisions and Miscellaneous Amendment) (Scotland) Regulations 2022 [draft] be approved.
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That the Parliament agrees that the Criminal Justice Committee be designated as the lead committee in consideration of the Bail and Release from Custody (Scotland) Bill at stage 1.—[George Adam]
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Chandigarh,(Gurpreet) The Central Civil Services Cultural and Sports Board is organizing All India Civil Services tournament in Football (Men's), Chess (Men's/Women's) and Cricket (Men's) category from March 10 to March 15, 2022 at different places across the country.
Disclosing this, the Director, Sports, Punjab Mr. Parminder Pal Singh said that the trials for selecting Punjab Football Men's team would be held at Government Senior Secondary Phase 3B1 S.A.S. Nagar, Mohali, Cricket Men's at practice ground PCA stadium, Sector-63, Mohali, and Chess (Men's and Women's) at Guru Nanak stadium in Ludhiana on March 2 at 10 AM.
Divulging further, the Director said that interested players in case they are regular Government employees can participate after obtaining NOC from their respective departments. The players have to bear the expenses of travelling, boarding and lodging themselves.
It must be pointed out that the Football Football (Men's) as well as the Chess (Men's/Women's) matches would be held at Chhatrasal stadium in New Delhi while Cricket (Men's) events would be organized at Bharat Nagar Sports Complex and Vinay Marg Sports Complex, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.


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Zona Lewis assumed the duties of director for Military Community Outreach within the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Military Community and Family Policy in September 2022. With more than 30 years of public affairs and military quality-of-life program management experience, Ms. Lewis directs communications, outreach and engagement across all MC&FP directorates and programs to support the well-being and readiness of more than one million military families. She is also responsible for the office's digital platforms and online learning program, including MilitaryOneSource.mil, MilLife Learning and more than two dozen other platforms.
Prior to her appointment to director, Ms. Lewis served as an associate director for Military Community Outreach where she was responsible for outreach to the military community and stakeholders, and transformation of digital platforms to optimize program and information delivery. In this capacity, Ms. Lewis directed the development and execution of strategic communications, digital strategies, public affairs and community engagement in support of MC&FP and the Defense Department. She began her tenure with MC&FP 10 years earlier as a program analyst translating leadership and program office visions into easily consumable messages for delivery across channels and platforms.
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An Alabama police officer recently got shut down when he tried to detain an African American man for doing nothing other than jogging. The man, Corey Dickerson, recorded the interaction, where he was essentially being harassed because of his ethnicity. Dickerson, was out of breath and resting when a police cruiser pulled up. The officer asked where he was going, even though the officer had no reason to suspect him of having committed any crime, according to The Free Thought Project. "You look like you been running," the police officer said. "Where you been running from?" Dickerson admitted that he was running. "Just around," and "nowhere in particular." The officer asks if Dickerson had identification on him. He acknowledged that he did, but Dickerson knew his rights. "Well, looks like I'm about to get harassed," he told the officer. He then notified the officer that he was live streaming […] Read More
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The Racial Justice Failures That Hillary Clinton Can't Ignore
Clinton's record is far from stellar. While the Black Lives Matter movement has focused attention on Bernie Sanders for his perceived racial justice deficiencies, no one seems to be giving much scrutiny to the civil rights record of Bill and Hillary Clinton and the impact their political work has had on the black community. History has not been kind to the Clintons' record and it is possible that Bill Clinton while president, with no public objections and often with enthusiastic support from Hillary, did more damage to the black community than any modern American president. Let's take a look at the Clintons' record, in particular the 1996 Welfare Reform Act, the 1994 Violent Crime Act, repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, and the support and passage of NAFTA and NAFTA-style trade agreements. 1996 Welfare Reform Act: Any consideration of Bill Clinton's impact on the black community must include the 1996 Welfare Reform […] Read More
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Cops Say They Were 'Completely Justified' Aiming Guns At 11-Year-Old Who Was Playing With Toy Gun
It's apparently not just BB-guns that can get little kids shot by the police these days. An 11-year-old African-American boy in Illinois was recently arrested by police who drew and aimed their guns at him, all because he was playing with a toy gun. Police claim that they were "completely justified" in handcuffing the boy, and aiming their weapons at – ready to shoot him if he made the slightest "wrong move." The police say that one driver claimed the toy had been pointed at him, and that this justified more or less any and all militarized police response by the Granite City Police Department. The 11-year-old, Chris Fulton, says he never pointed the gun at anyone but his friends, because they were outside playing – using their imagination. Just as in the case of Tamir Rice, 12, in Cleveland, Ohio, this gun was a toy. But the police say none of […] Read More
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2015: "Relentless White Racism All The Time And Everywhere Is the Biggest Lie Of Our Lifetimes"
If you tuned your television exclusively to mainstream media broadcasts you'd probably think that racial violence and black victimization in America has reached a tipping point; that white-on-black crime was so out of control we were living under slavery or Jim Crow segregation again. But according to the controversial author of Don't Make the Black Kids Angry and White Girl Bleed a Lot Colin Flaherty, this is the biggest lie in America. You will never see this eye-opening interview from Future Money Trends broadcast by the big alphabet media outlets because it touches on a topic that is too taboo to discuss openly in America today: (Watch at Youtube) Flaherty explains that politically correct politicians and media personalities refuse to say that black-on-white crime is 50 to 100 times worse than instances of whites attacking blacks. I write about black mob violence and black-on-white crime all over the country… and I document how […] Read More
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2015: Brutal Honesty: This Is The Video About Racism They Don't Want You To See
Though Americans were under the impression that race would improve after the election of a half-black man as President of the United States, the last eight years have witnessed a firestorm of assumptions, accusations, lies, division and violence. Racism, it seems, is not only alive and well, but worse than it has ever been. Or is it? Could it be that most Americans, regardless of the color of their skin, are perfectly fine having people of other races as their friends, neighbors and colleagues, and that certain people in positions of power are using their influence to manipulate the masses? This short micro-documentary from Future Money Trends explores a hot button issue and one that is all too often voluntarily ignored by the broader media because it is simply too controversial to admit. Watch: Real Racism Is Supported By Lies Excerpt From 'Real Racism Is Supported By Lies': Police brutality is real… and […] Read More
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2015: African American Arrested for Drinking Iced Tea in Parking Lot Finally Cleared After Two Years
He was doing nothing other than standing in a parking lot and drinking a can of iced tea. But he found out that this can apparently get you arrested, all on it's own. That's what happened back on the evening of April 27th, in 2013. Two men had been outside waiting for friends to arrive. They were standing in the parking lot outside of a state-owned ABC Liquor Store. One of those two men was Christopher Lamont Beatty. He was holding a canned beverage, while his friend, Tino Brown, was on his cell phone. A unidentified and ununiformed man came up to Beatty and demanded to know what he was drinking. The man said he was "the police", but failed to produce any badge or identifying proof that he was a member of law enforcement. The ununiformed cop said he was sure the two were drinking alcohol. In reality, however, Tino Brown's drink turned out to not be alcohol […] Read More
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Stan Misek, the Chief Brand Inspector for the North Dakota Stockmen's Association retired after nearly 35 years of service as an inspector and eight years as Chief Inspector, as well as many other roles throughout the years of his service.
"I am busier now working on my own stuff than I was before I retired" Stan laughs before continuing. "Maybe I should get a job again."
Misek is a third generation rancher, who grew up in Granville, North Dakota, but moved to Bismarck to take on the role of Chief Inspector. His grandfather bought the family ranch in 1949, and his father took it over from them. Stan purchased the place from his father in 2006.
He currently runs around 150 head of cattle and is dealing with the bustle of the late summer season. Stan took a late afternoon break from baling hay to visit about his time with the North Dakota Stockmen's Association.
"October 1, 1983" Misek says without hesitation, was his first day of inspecting brands. "I was working as a yardman at the sale barn and the inspector who covered our area recruited me." Taking the position fit into Misek's career plans.
When the previous Chief Inspector retired, Stan put his name in the hat. "I decided something had to change." Stan said "I was constantly running." Often times he would leave in the middle of chores when his phone rang for an inspection. " I either needed to dedicate more time to my place and quit inspecting, or I needed to move up."
"Ranching is what I have done all my life." He says. "Inspecting gave me the opportunity to meet new people, and make many friends."
One of those friends is Mark Kramer, a former co-worker at Minot Livestock who worked with him from 1998 until Stan was appointed Chief Inspector in 2010. "Stan was tough on brand recording, and strict on brands that would blotch, and always about paperwork." Kramer said. "He was very passionate about what we do." Stan confirmed his insistence on paperwork being done correctly and filed in a timely manner. "The paperwork is what it is all about. If something isn't done and done correctly, bad things can happen."
Misek's passion for the job is obvious, he enjoys explaining many details of the inspection program – permanent inspections for horses; how freeze branding works well for horses, but not so well for cattle, e-chipping cattle with the use of "smart" ear tags.
The biggest changes Stan sees coming in the near future is a high tech one: e-tagging.
"But there needs to be advancement in the technology.," Misek said. "It is too easy for them to be removed or lost." E Chipping for cattle is different than pets. Instead of subcutaneous chips which migrate too much in livestock, producers use an ear tag with an RFID chip embedded into it.
"I think along with hot iron branding for physical identification, the E-tagging will be greatly beneficial." Misek continued. Canada currently requires all cattle to be 'smart tagged', and the U.S., is not far behind in that regulation in Miseks estimation.
Misek looks back on his years carrying a tally book with fondness, and has some unique stories to tell. " I was snowed in at the sale barn for three days once." Remembers Misek. "The highways were closed, so there we stayed. I suppose that would be a favorite memory; but they were all good."
"Stan was always very positive, he had a smile on his face and made others smile too, busy or not he always had time for people." Says Jeff Schafer, Brand Board Chairman. Stan and Jeff have served two terms together on the Brand Inspection Board, and Jeff Schafer has worked with Stan since 2010.
"For me it was about the people, about helping people work their cattle, knowing who they were before they even got out of their trucks. It is the people who kept me going as long as I did. And I will miss that."
Of course his ranch chores and haying season swinging into harvest season are keeping him hopping. "I have quit carrying my phone with me about half the time." Misek says, letting on that he enjoys being unreachable at times. "It doesn't work where I have been at anyways."
Taking time with family and exploring the world was his reason for retiring. "After almost 35 years, I needed to start crossing things off my bucket list." Misek commented. " A few unexpected deaths in my close family put it in perspective." I will miss the people, it was always different every day, always some new challenge and always new fun. But for now, I want to live each day as it is." Misek said.
Missing his cheery demeanor and willing hand seemed to be the common thread from his now former co-workers. "Stan was great to work with. He was always willing to help – you could always count on him to help out when things needed to get done. We will miss him!" says Sherry Shulz, office manager for the North Dakota Stockmen's Association.
"On behalf of the North Dakota Stockmen's Association, and myself, I wish him the best in all things. " Says Jeff Schafer, Brand Board Chairman.
Blaine Northrup was chosen as the new Chief Brand Inspector. He has been an inspector since 1992 and is stepping up from his duties as Deputy Investigator. His two decades of experience among the North Dakota Stockmen as well as his accomplishments as an inspector while he lived in Nevada prepared him well for his new role.


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>>>> I tried booting from a Mac OS 10.4 install dvd, but it didn't work. The DVD image is only 2.83GB. Is anyone able to boot from DVD images yet?
>>> Yes, I'm booting from the 10.4 install image for a while now. It just doesn't find its root device yet. I found that particular issue with a ready-installed 10.4.11 image that I had created earlier with MOL. I was planning to use that to debug the guest with self-compiled kexts.
>>> As a nice side-effect, I can also boot my leopard DVD as well now. Though that one really does complain about the g3beige ;).
>> It looks like whether booting works is very timing sensitive. It almost feels as if DMA transfers are racy, but that's really just a wild guess.
> There might be a timing issue involved.
> How did you make your DVD image files?
I simply dd'ed the DVD from Linux :).
> I used Disk Utility and made a DVD Master file.
That works too - just make sure that you pass -drive ...,format=raw into QEMU.


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Malawi has earned itself a spot among 15 holiday destinations for 2018 by travel experts of a United Kingdom-based international magazine, Cosmopolitan.
The magazine's travel advisory released mid this month describes Malawi as an untapped safari destination that prides itself on the incredible conservation efforts of 500 elephants campaign and the return of The Lake of Stars Music Festival.
Tourists enjoy clear blue waters of Lake Malawi
Reads the advisory: "A landlocked country, Malawi may not strike you as the perfect safari and beach combination, but that is the beauty of it.
"We recommend a stay at the divine Kaya Mawa, a perfect hideaway with 12 gorgeous villas that each have panoramic lake views, mahogany beds and private terraces."
For the two years, CNN has featured Malawi as a must-see country describing it as a place of peace and quiet.
"The country is largely rural; only 15.7 percent of the population lives in urban areas.
"Clear skies and bright stars make it thrilling for star gazers," reads one of the CNN travel reviews.
In an interview, Malawi Tourism Council chairperson Oswald Bwemba said it is exciting that Malawi is being recognized globally. ke
"Malawi as a tourist destination is in great need of positive publicity. As a country we need to embrace this opportunity by getting rid of issues that impede inbound tourism," he said.
However, he said the issue of visa which has discouraged a lot of would-be-travellers from visiting Malawi needs to be reviewed.
"The short-term gain from the visa fees is a serious barrier to tourist travel to our country which has numerous other challenges affecting tourism growth," he said.
A report by World Travel and Tourism Council ( WTTC) shows that the sector's direct contribution locally currently stands at K138 billion, representing 3.4 percent of total gross domestic product (GDP) and it is anticipated to rise by 4.9 percent per year in a few years to come.
Tourism is Malawi's third foreign exchange earner after tobacco and tea.
About 500 000 to 1 million foreign tourists visit Malawi every year and there are about 500 tour operators in Europe and US, who are marketing Malawi as tourism destination.
The Department of Tourism expects increased prospects with the opening of new facilities such as the Presidential Hotel and full operation of the Umodzi Park in Lilongwe.
In this year's Annual Economic Report, government said it would continue to improve the standards and quality of services in the tourism industry and continued with the implementation of the star grading system with the aim to improve service delivery of the hospitality industry.
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Yoga is a small word that points towards a big picture—living in a state of well-being that is informed by our natural capacity for happiness, wisdom & peace. While it's origins are in ancient India, it is a living tradition and has much to offer people of all ages & from all backgrounds and requires no adherence to any one set of cultural or religious beliefs.
This long and rich history, the river of yoga, brings us a treasure trove of potent practices, spanning techniques of physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual well-being; while one doesn't have to engage in all these practices to feel the benefits of yoga (indeed it would be impossible to do them all), it's empowering to learn a variety of practices and the appropriate contexts for them so that we can have a selection of tools in our yoga toolbox.Then our yoga toolbox becomes our own personal maintenance and repair kit for what a good deal of what ails us.
This series comprises of six afternoon workshops, one per month from September through February, They will always be on Saturdays, from 1pm-6pm with a mid-afternoon break.
Each session will feature the following: understanding biomechanics and yoga anatomy through asana (postural) practice; mindfulness meditation; breathwork and chanting; philosophy and myth; restorative yoga.
You do not have to do all sessions in the series, although they will build on one another, and the progress is meant to be cumulative. Nevertheless, the material will be presented in such a way that you will find them accessible as stand alone workshops and benefit accordingly, but obviously your relationship with the material will be richer the more sessions you can attend.
Those that are attending multiple sessions will be encouraged/assisted in finding another yoga buddy in the series to help support their home practice. Further, for those doing 4+ sessions, there will be ongoing access to Cathi during the series via email/phone and also access to online materials on the website. Those attending 4+ workshops will granted complimentary attendance at the Saturday Salutation class on the day of the workshop.
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Sega has recently announced that the remake of the original Yakuza title, Yakuza Kiwami has finally arrived on PC via Steam today. Fans and newcomers to the series can purchase Yakuza Kiwami for £14.99 / $19.99 / €19.99 and explore the twisted world of organised crime in Japan. They have also released a launch trailer which you can check out below.
Yakuza Kiwami, a remake of the franchise's original title, tells the captivating story of Kazuma Kiryu, an up-and-coming yakuza who takes the fall for the murder of a crime boss, only to emerge from prison ten years later to a changed world. With the successful PC release of prequel Yakuza 0 in 2018, fans are now able to continue the popular story, set 17 years later. Yakuza Kiwami brings you back to Japan's criminal underground, where alliances will be tested, and blood will be shed. Players will encounter "extreme" battles, minigames, karaoke, refined side missions and lots of other fun surprises.
With enhanced gameplay, an expanded cinematic story and re-recorded audio by the series cast, Yakuza Kiwami is the ultimate version of the original vision of the series, now optimised for PC with 4K resolutions, uncapped framerates and customisable controls. For more information about Yakuza Kiwami head over to www.yakuza.sega.com/kiwami or visit www.yakuza.sega.com to check out any of the other Yakuza titles.