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What You Read - Chapter 3. Book 3. Part 2: "The Decline of a Family"
Originally posted March 2018.
"What You Read" is a short story which will be released in ten parts in this blog. It is inspired by the work I did for "The Pendulum". It revolves around the question of what the books we read say about us.
I wondered whether on the estates your husband and his comrades stole in the name of the Reich in Poland, you listened to Mann's BBC radio broadcasts, imploring the German people to awaken from their fateful sleep. To do so was illegal, but as the senseless war turned against Germany, increasing numbers listened in private to this literary giant, who lived in exile with his Jewish wife in America. Did you dismiss his revelation that people were being gassed down the road from you as the influence of 'decadent' America on his mind, or did your nightmares begin then? Did you wonder about the ill-smelling haze from the chimneys that drifted overhead, or did you dismiss it as greasy smoke?
"The Holocaust was a conspiracy by the international media to keep Germany down," you once told me, offering what you regarded as an appealing alternative truth.
As you said these words, you will have recalled Toni's reference to "the secret scandal, that feeds on oneself in the quiet and that devours self-respect." Her call for "uprightness and openness" would have grated on you, as you delivered this explanation to me that you knew was false. In that moment, it must have been terrible to be so well read.
It was easy to blame the males for everything, but inwardly you must have contemplated your role in the fall of the family, and in the ill-fated Brazilian adventure. Despite the security you and your husband had built up through your business and home outside of Hamburg after the war, the renewal of war crimes trials in the late fifties put both of you under pressure. The argument that one had simply followed orders, and therefore could not be regarded as responsible, fell on deaf ears. There was no knowing where this might end, and so you both took the extended hand offered by a former SS-comrade who seemed to be living the good life far away under the sun.
Toni followed you in every move you made, with her encouragement of ill-fated transactions between men that she thought would benefit her, but that eventually resulted in the sale of the grand family home, and the scattering of the remaining members in different directions. Despite this, Toni never let go of her aspirations, as impossible as they had become. Neither did you, and while I can rail at you for your apparent lack of remorse, this is what kept you alive, so that I too could gain a glimpse into what had preceded me: the golden age of Hamburg merchants and the thousand-year Reich, which in their preoccupation with infinity were destined to end.
It was a pocket-sized hard cover with a mauve-colored flap that you gave to me for my sixteenth birthday. On the front was a sketch of a woman in a bonnet on the arm of a man in a top hat making their way through the narrow streets of old Hamburg. This was the city as it looked before you left it for Poland in the spring of 1940, and as it had been for centuries, before Allied bombs flattened it three years later. Above the sketch was the subtitle, "The Decline of a Family," which didn't strike me until many years later. At the time, you proclaimed that Thomas Mann's "Buddenbrooks" was the best crafted novel you had ever read, and that Mann was without question Germany's most gifted novelist.
"But strange about his private life," you muttered with distaste, and didn't elaborate.
None of these comments could entice an impatient sixteen-year-old to endure the unending sentences in German. The book went out of the wrapping paper straight into the book shelf, only to be removed twenty-seven years later when the subtitle began to haunt me.
You'd left your husband in the interior of Brazil, your marriage long broken, your eldest gone, with your remaining children scattered across the continents. The dreams of living space and abundant resources had been dashed by the self-defeating nature of greed, and you lived in your small apartment, like a lady of the manor in parody, staring at a grand painting in a heavy, baroque frame of men in a golden field.
It was in your very last years that the shoe-horning of old dreams into present realities became most apparent. One of your children, who had no family of her own, cared for you day and night, and often you'd scold her about the quality of her service. I preferred to think that this was just your frustration with the growing confines of age, but one couldn't help the feeling that in your attitude were the last traces of overlordship from a bygone era. Increasingly, when I visited and watched you from across the dining table, I saw one of Picasso's women, whose face, with its many angles, could never be ascertained.
In the lives of the Buddenbrooks family I caught a glimpse of one of those facades. It revealed your young woman's aspiration to live the life of the elegant Hamburg merchanting class, and to stroke your hand across the light yellow upholstered sofa - a color reserved for the privileged - in Toni Buddenbrooks' childhood home. In the beginning, your husband seemed to offer you a comparable possibility, as he managed his father's successful chocolate business, and drove through town in a Wanderer, a luxurious German brand car. That was until the Depression struck, and your angry spouse signed up for the Party just a few days before the bewildering Christmas of 1931.
I wondered whether you had been able to keep a copy of "Buddenbrooks" in your home under the Third Reich. This wasn't because no one had one. On the contrary, like all other books that were banned and burned during the thirties, everyone had copies. In fact, there had never been as thriving a business for books in Germany, legal and illegal, as during that time when people sought a temporary escape from the impending new war.
Yet, in your household it may not have been possible. You and your husband had cast your fates with the Party and its elite from the beginning, and the daily demonstration of loyalty demanded the rejection of the intelligentsia, particularly Jews or those who had married them. Blood and Land became your mantra, so that your husband could realize his dream of leaving the 'decadent' city and the chocolate business, and becoming an influential landowner.
A Person Called Hope
Sometimes you meet someone who does things just because they need to be done, who explores and pursues ideas fearlessly wherever they may go, and who looks around into the fine detail of everything, into its brokenness, and feels the sublime whole. That person is hope. Fly, fly, fly Peter Tucker. How we will miss you. Godspeed, my friend.
Image: "Hope" by artist and philosopher, Peter Tucker (1942-2019)
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What You Read - Chapter 2. Book 2. Part 2: "The Unjust Fate of a 'Guilty' Woman"
Yet this small victory hadn't saved you from harder things to come.
"You cannot describe depression," you said, and then went on to describe it. "It is a terrible thing; you don't want to see anyone, or do anything. The day has no beginning and no end. One cannot wish it upon anyone."
Our conversation prompted me to read Effi Briest, and to learn of her world of paranoia and superstition that grew out of her confinement in a relationship and in a place she didn't want to be in. Her fear that she was being haunted by the unrequited spirit of a Chinaman, who had come to the North Sea shores on a trading ship and died in her husband's house, nearly drove her mad. You knew what it was like to stand on the brink of madness, and could take Effi's predicament to yourself. What had begun as a titillating novel about someone else when you were a youngster, became a terrifying mirror.
You kept to your superstitions, such as spending considerable periods of time holding a pendulum, a tiny magnet tied to the end of a piece of silk string, over the image of your son whom you were certain had died in the Brazilian wilderness. You insisted he was dead because the pendulum had told you so, and again I furled my eyebrows at the ferocity of your pain. I didn't like superstition, but something in me couldn't reject the possibility that the dead Chinaman and the tiny magnet might just have some power over us.
The part you didn't tell me about yourself was the part I learned from reading about Effi's life, and what surrounded us in your apartment. Your sterling silver, the gold-rimmed plates and your blue satin bathrobe that hung in your oak closet, struck me as much as anything else each time that I visited. From the beginning, like you, Effi only wanted the best or nothing. Her desire was your desire, and it was this that attracted you to your husband and his ideology, which became the nemesis of your soul. It made you question whether you really were a victim, and wonder whether, like Effi's critics, you had deserved what you had got.
It was a mystery to me that an independent thinker like you, who saw the injustice of Effi's fate, could marry a man whose ideology dictated that you and other women could only become heroes if you became slaves. Yet the answer lay in the story of Effi Briest itself. He had offered you the best, "only the best"- you said, he'd said - and you followed him in pursuit of this as he and his comrades grabbed land and murdered its owners in Poland, and eventually drove the family to ruin pursuing megalomaniac dreams in exile in Latin America. You didn't tell me all of these things. Instead, I found them out myself in archives and among eyewitnesses.
At over one hundred years of age, when death faced you each day, you asked the same question as Effi had on her deathbed: "Will God take me?" For both of you it was a rhetorical question. Neither of you believed that he would, because you saw yourselves as justifiably guilty, not as innocent victims. Suddenly, I thought I understood why you said that the Pope should be shot. He was the anointed keeper of the entrance to God's house, from which you believed you had been expelled forever.
Through Effi Briest I was able to distil the source of our guilt, which had trickled down from you, to the generation between us, and eventually to me. Was this just or unjust, and must the sins be paid for by the suffering of the generations? If I had been deeply superstitious, I would have said that we had no choice but to accept it. Yet I am only mildly so, and continue to seek another way of framing the question.
Originally posted February 2018.
You were as secretive an adolescent as I was. We both had our reasons. You chose to escape from under the pall of indignity that was draped over your nation's soul to the bright window in the attic of your parents' farmhouse, where you sat and devoured forbidden novels. The adults around you knew that you were bookish and said it was unbecoming of a young girl to read so much. It would needlessly trouble the mind and detract from household chores.
I carved out my own corner in whatever country my family was living in, burying myself in letters to friends left behind, that were like a cry for stability. A flustered parent, indignant at the damning history you and her father had left to her, stood outside my door. One of her mechanisms for coping was to call me overly-sensitive, among other things, and to insist that I must toughen up.
When first you mentioned Fontane's novel, Effi Briest, to me, you shook your head. "Dreadful story – a poor girl married off at the age of seventeen by her parents to her mother's former lover, a baron old enough to be her father, and stashed away in a North Sea outpost where he served as District Counsellor to the Prussian administration. Now tell me, what could be expected of her?" you asked.
Effi'd had a risky affair with a dashing, womanizing major and was never again permitted to see her daughter, expelled from the same intransigent Wilhelmine German society as the one you had been born into. Eventually, she was accepted back into her parents' home and there died young of heartbreak.
"I read it when I was a girl without my parents knowing," you added, and blushed as you mischievously looked askance over the edge of your coffee cup.
Suddenly, you seemed very modern to me. While others of your generation said that Effi got what she deserved for her infidelity and, above all, for challenging the status quo of laws and social codes, you saw her as a victim. You believed in her natural rights to long and not to be abused. You were a deeply sexual being, even as an old woman. I saw you in your laced silk chemise and stockings attached to a garter belt as you dressed. Into your nineties, you were a picture of sensual beauty.
Your war had taken place in the bedroom, and as you scratched at the pressed cream damask on your dining table, without looking at me you said: "It wasn't pleasant – our life together. He would come at me angry and drunk, and once he was done returned to his Polish girls." You scratched faster, as though it could dull the hurt. "Five children – one after the other - it was expected in those times. The pains were appalling!" I hadn't borne any children yet, but vicariously felt your pain in my abdomen.
"He found another side-fling in Brazil – a mulata – and then I left. In the mortuary, after he'd died, they put shoes on him that were too big for his small feet." Your nostrils flared with resentment, and perhaps some mild satisfaction that in the end you had seen him emasculated.
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Writing a Literature Review for a College Research Paper
When you write an APA 6 research paper, you will follow the introduction with a brief recap of the previous literature on your topic. This literature review helps guide your reader through your research process and backs up your research strategy and thesis.
Literature Review Section
A literature review can be a research paper on its own. The author will critically evaluate published material on a particular topic. If an author is preparing a meta-analysis of a topic, they may combine statistics from different papers to show results. They may also point researchers to gaps in existing literature.
In this article, we will talk about a literature review of the sources you've used to present your thesis argument. Similar to an abstract or annotated bibliography entry, you will critically evaluate each source you choose to include. This process helps:
Define the thesis
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If you chose to incorporate a literature review in your research paper, place that section after your introduction. Title the section as "Literature Review." Follow your teacher's instructions.
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APA Literature Review Example
Here is a portion of a literature review for a paper written about the digital divide. It starts with the core source, the original research from which others have based their research.
Pippia Norris's book, Digital Divide Civic Engagement, Information Poverty, and the Internet Worldwide, is cited frequently in research on the digital divide. Published in 2001, just six years after the Internet became commercialized, Norris frames her book within the context of social, global and democratic divides and looks at the digital divide within the broader issues of inequalities across a multitude of economic and political components. She compares 179 countries in terms of Internet access and discusses how it affects the democratic process (2001). An extensive cross section of population was studied in order to obtain information within three levels of analysis: macro, meso, and micro using both institutional and individual data (Norris, 2001). Norris contends that analysis needs to be performed between countries, not just the United States as democracies vary between countries and what may work in the United States does not necessarily hold true for other democracies (2001). Norris' research was one of the first attempts to pinpoint the impact the newly developed Internet would have on the global population. Economists, such as Jeffrey James, from the Department of Economics, Tilburg University in the Netherlands, attempt to quantify the digital divide by developing formulas to determine the relative and the absolute digital ratio, hypothesizing that "innovations are more likely to be adopted when per capita income in a developing country is closer to the income of the originating developed country" (James, 2010, p. 123). James contends that from an economic standpoint, the most important issue is whether closing the digital gap will result in an increased rate of growth (2007, p. 288) and concludes that when "governments act to develop appropriate education, infrastructure and access…the market…do engender a flow of wealth and knowledge from the developed world" (2007, p. 294). Guillien & Suarez (2005) combine economics and social issues with their argument that "democratic political regimes enable a faster growth of the Internet than authoritarian or totalitarian regime" (p. 687) tying into Norris' earlier research on the Internet usage's impact on democracy. Three variables – socioeconomic status, cost and an existing infrastructure are controlled in this study. The dependency theory, which states that developing countries are dependent on more advanced countries which leads to even more dependence, is discussed and Guillien & Suarez state that "differences in Internet use are the result of an array of forces over which governments…have varying degrees of influence (2005, p. 697).
Mathewson, A. (2013). Librarians' role in bridging the digital divide. Retrieved from https://sjsu.instructure.com/eportfolios/30676/Competencies
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How hard it is to fully grasp the cosmos of this music! The entire Poland is here: her national drama, her everyday life, her feelings, the cult of beauty in a human being and the humanity, the noble and proud character of the country, her ponderings and songs.
Chopin is a bond joining together all the Polish people dispersed around the world, whose lives have unfolded similarly to Chopin's.
Chopin is a symbol. A symbol of success and suffering, a symbol of joy and sorrow, and finally a symbol of longing for the lost homeland, never to be seen again, and of unbeatable hope for its resurrection.
Chopin is a common language for many millions of people of different nationalities, who need this music like they need bread and salt.
In truth, he invented everything on his own: himself, his sources and – partly – the piano, an instrument which resounded for the first time with such an abundance of nuances and tones, and which manifested itself through him.
The love of his wonderful music is timeless. As long and the art of music exists, Chopin's music will have one of the most prominent places in it.
What was a refined decoration in others, in him seemed like flowers vibrant with colours; what was technical competence in others, in him seemed like a sparrow flying.
Chopin is so dear to us precisely because, with his music, he enters the artistic atmosphere which surrounds us as our contemporary; as a close, well-understood and beloved friend.
His character was indeed not easily understood. A thousand subtle shades, mingling, crossing, contradicting and disguising each other, rendered it almost undecipherable at a first view.
Chopin is less a musician than a soul manifesting and communicating itself through all manner of music, even through simple chords.
The imagined world in Chopin's works possesses charms and richnesses both unfathomed and extraordinarily special. Yet, despite all of its fantastic quality, this is a deeply human world, just as it is deeply human to fervently seek the ideal.
Chopin perceived his life as a tool to explore all life in the world and would thus lead this lavishly personal and indeliberately lonely existence of his.
If I wanted to show somebody what Poland is, I would play them Chopin mazurkas.
Since my childhood, Chopin has been the symbol of Poland for me – and exactly through the prism of Chopin, and not for example "Solidarity", I perceive her today, too. […] Chopin is as if "above Poland" at the same time being her heart – not her part, but precisely, the heart of Poland.
… it is absolutely inconceivable how two genius abilities became united in Chopin's person: that of the greatest melodist and of the most original master of harmony.
Chopin was a genius of the piano, that is why his every musical note is dear to us.
If Mozart was alive, he would be writing Chopin's concertos.
It was an unforgettable picture to see Chopin sitting at the piano like a clairvoyant, lost in his dreams.
No one who loves music can be indifferent towards Chopin. […] His music contains unfeigned feelings, a dream of the future, and crystal-clear, fervid, exciting ideas.
The soul of Chopin's music - the melody - is never artificial, contrived or schematic; it is born of life and genuine emotions - this is what gives it its power.
What makes Chopin great is the fact that no matter how simple he is he never becomes common, while his most complicated works never become overly sophisticated.
You can love Poles for this one thing itself, that they had Chopin!
Those two – Chopin and Lutosławski – are enough to make a forty-million nation feel proud of its music.


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By Suleiman Al-Khalidi
AMMAN (Reuters) - Islamic State fighters took a Jordanian pilot captive after his warplane came down in northeast Syria on Wednesday, the first captive taken from the U.S.-led coalition battling the jihadi group.
Jordan's armed forces said one of its pilots had been captured after a coalition air raid over the province of Raqqa.
"Jordan holds the group (IS) and its supporters responsible for the safety of the pilot and his life," a statement read on state television said.
It did not say whether the plane had been shot down but said it had crashed during a Jordanian air force "military mission against the hideouts of the terrorist group".
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The Jordanian statement described Islamic State as a "group that does not conceal its terrorist plots, committing many criminal acts from wanton destruction to killing innocent Muslims and non-Muslims in Syria and Iraq".
Islamic State social media published pictures appearing to show the pilot being held by the group's fighters and images of what they said was his Jordanian military ID card.
The images were verified by two relatives contacted by Reuters who said they had been notified by the head of the Jordanian air force the pilot was First Lieutenant Muath al-Kasaesbeh, aged 27. The army separately confirmed his name.
A friend said Kasaesbeh, who is from a prominent Jordanian family, was fervent in his commitment to his mission and felt it was a religious duty to fight extremist groups such as Islamic State that were "distorting the true spirit of Islam".
One of the published images showed the pilot, wearing a white shirt, being led out of water by armed fighters. Another showed him on land surrounded by at least a dozen fighters in military fatigues and equipped with assault rifles.
Jordan is one of the countries participating in the U.S.-led coalition which has been bombing Islamic State targets in Syria since September.
The staunch U.S. ally has provided a logistics base for the U.S.-led air campaign and is a hub for intelligence-gathering operations against the jihadists, a western diplomatic source said.
King Abdullah has been in the forefront of regional U.S. allies supportive of the campaign but has said radical Sunni extremists cannot defeated by military means alone and their ideology must be confronted with reason.
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates have also joined or supported the strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, according to U.S. Central Command.
Raqqa province, which borders Turkey, is almost entirely under the control of Islamic State fighters.
Boosted by arms seized in Iraq, the group evicted most rival rebels from the province earlier this year and took control of a string of government military bases over the summer, including an air base.
The United States is also bombing Islamic State targets in Iraq, where the group has seized swathes of territory.
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Settlements of Our New York Attorneys	Antin, Ehrlich & Epstein, LLP	2018-08-16T06:20:59-04:00
Settlements of Our New York Attorneys
Motor Vehicle Accident – $250,000 Settlement for Post Officer Hit While at Work
A Post Office employee was driving her Post Office vehicle when it was rear-ended by another car. As a result of this accident, the employee suffered exacerbation of previous lower back and cervical herniated discs, and required surgery.
Labor Law Violation – $250,000 Settlement for a Window Installer Who Fell from Ladder He Knowingly and Improperly Placed
The plaintiff, a window installer, was seriously injured when he fell from an A frame ladder which he improperly placed. He fractured his right wrist and subsequently underwent surgical repair involving pins and screws.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $250,000 Settlement for Operator of Speeding Motorcycle
The plaintiff, a motorcyclist, struck a truck which was backing out of a driveway. As a result, he suffered a fractured pelvis which required an open reduction and internal fixation. The plaintiff's motorcycle left more than 50 feet of skid marks at the scene of the occurrence and a non–party witness testified that the motorcycle was traveling almost 100 miles per hour moments before the impact occurred.
Slip and Fall Accident – $240,000 Settlement for a Woman Who Fell in a New York City Housing Authority Elevator
A $240,000 settlement was obtained by the New York City based personal injury law firm Antin, Ehrlich and Epstein, on behalf of a woman who slipped and fell in an elevator in an NYC Housing Authority apartment building.
Construction Accident – $225,000 Settlement for Construction Worker Injured in Fall
A New York City construction worker who was about to be deported was injured on a work site. He fell while trying to scale a fence to get to a height, instead of using a ladder. As a result of the fall he suffered a broken wrist which required surgery.
Personal Injury – $225,000 for Construction Worker
$225,000 settlement for construction worker who suffered a fractured ankle requiring open reduction with internal fixation (ORIF) after an unauthorized truck entered roadside construction site.
Labor Law Violation – $215,000 Settlement for Worker who Fell from Ladder While "Hopping" it to Move from Place to Place.
In this personal injury labor law case, the plaintiff, a 40-year-old foreman, fell off of a ladder at a job site.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $210,000 Settlement for School Bus Driver
This personal injury case settled for $210,000.00 on the eve of the trial . The plaintiff, a 41-year-old school bus driver, was rear ended while driving a school bus in the course of her employment.
Slip and Fall Accident – $200,000 Settlement For a Man That Fell Due to Icy Steps
A $200,000 settlement was secured by New York City based personal injury law firm Antin, Ehrlich and Epstein, on behalf of a man who slipped and fell on an icy front step of a house. This slip and fall caused the man to suffer a fractured ankle, which could only be treated with a soft cast. The personal injury attorneys at Antin, Ehrlich and Epstein were able to prove that the liability lay with the owner of the house, thus entitling the man who fell to the settlement.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $200,000 Settlement for Pedestrian Who Underwent a Left Knee Arthroscopy
The plaintiff, a pedestrian crossing the street with the walk signal, was struck by a vehicle which was making a left turn. The plaintiff suffered a left knee meniscal tear, requiring an arthroscopic repair.
Premises Liability- $200,000 Settlement for Plaintiff Who Fractured Ankle
A plaintiff fractured his ankle after he slipped and fell on icy stairs. The plaintiff did not require surgery as the result of the injury.
The personal injury lawyers at Antin, Ehrlich & Epstein were able to quickly resolve this case and win a $200,000 injury settlement for the plaintiff.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $100,000 for Pedestrian Struck While Crossing Road
$100,000 settlement for 84 year old Nassau County man who suffered a left tibial plateau fracture requiring ORIF after he allegedly crossed the street without looking and was struck by the defendant's car.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $85,000
$85,000 Kings County Civil Court verdict for automobile accident victim who suffered cervical and lumbar disc bulges with radiculopathy and TMJ.
Motor Vehicle Accident – $60,000 for Motorist Struck by Truck
$60,000 settlement for motor vehicle operator whose car was struck by a New York City Sanitation Vehicle which made right turn from left lane in front of his car. He suffered a tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus and partial tears of the medial collateral and anterior collateral ligaments as well as a disc herniation at L4-L5 and bulging discs at C3-C6.
$45,500 Settlement for Westchester Woman with Foot Fractures
A Westchester County woman was struck by a vehicle, suffering fractures of the 1st and 2nd metatarsals of the right foot. She also subsequently required a closed reduction and percutaneous pinning with K-wires. Although she was crossing against the light near the Empire City/Yonkers Raceway, the NYC Personal Injury Lawyers at Antin, Ehrlich, and Epstein, LLP, were able to obtain a $45,500 settlement for her injuries and pain.
Slip on Ice – $36,500 Settlement for Pedestrian
$36,500 for woman who suffered soft tissue injuries to her neck and back after slipping and falling on icy sidewalk.
More Settlements….


When you drive onto the campus of FCCC you will find a beautiful and well kept facility with plenty of parking. In fact, in the front of our building outside of our main entrance you will find parking places reserved for any of our first time guests that desire to use them. As you walk in to our facilities you can expect to be greeted by many friendly people and made to feel welcome. In our main foyer is an Information Center where you can find a map of our campus, bulletins/announcements, pamphlets, and attendants who can answer any questions you may have.
You will also find greeters wearing name badges at the various entrance ways who can help you to find your way to our nursery, children, teen or adult classes or events, or to any other area. Also, by each entrance located by the door is a map diagramming our facilities and where and when classes are taking place.
What are your main worship services like?
During our worship services you can expect to hear exciting, upbeat music you'll love and a practical, relevant Bible message that will inspire you and help you to grow in your faith and in your walk with God. You'll also enjoy the comfortable seating in our beautiful worship center. If you have children we have a wonderful children's church service for those ages 5-12, as well as a safe and beautiful nursery for those birth – 4.
Will I be embarrassed in any way when I visit?
No. We understand that you may be our guest for the first time and will not do anything to embarrass you. You will be able to attend, worship, learn more about us and be relaxed the entire time. If you have any questions before or after the service, stop by the Information Center in our main foyer. The attendants there will answer any questions you have.
At FCCC you will feel right at home if you come dressed casual or dressed up. Our church is made up of all types of people from different backgrounds. We are more interested in helping you grow in the Lord and becoming all that you can be in Christ than we are how you're dressed.
If you have children between the ages of birth – 4 we have a beautiful and secure nursery with loving and screened workers located near our main entrance in our main foyer. When you walk up to the counter the attendants will help you. The nursery is open every time there is a worship service on our campus, except for Sunday 8:15am services. We also offer an exciting children's ministry for children between the ages of 5 – 12, as well as ministry for students from junior high through high school.
Can you help me with directions?
Yes. We are located at: 2724 New Berlin Road in Jacksonville, FL. You can find our location, map and directions by visiting our location and information page.
How can I get involved and make new friends?
You'll find that at FCCC there are many ways to make new friends. You can get to know others and make new friends by: becoming a part of one of the many classes/small groups offered; or by attending some of the events specifically geared to couples, singles, senior adults, students, young adults, moms of preschoolers, motorcyclists, golfers, men, women, parents, etc.; or by attending some of the special banquets and fellowships offered at various times throughout the year; or by getting involved in one of the many ministry teams at FCCC. To find out about the many ministry teams at FCCC visit our volunteer opportunities page.
How can I grow, discover the gifts and talents God has given to me, become a strong follower of Christ and serve the Lord?
That's what our Growth Track is all about. Our Growth Track includes four classes called: Decide, Develop, Discover and Deploy. In the Decide class 101 you will learn all about FCCC and what church membership is about and how to get connected. In the Develop class 201 you will learn vital truths every believer must know and have as a regular part of their life in order to grow and stay spiritually strong. In the Discover class 301 you will be given tools to help you discover the special gifts and talents God has given to you to use to build His kingdom and to fulfill your calling. In the Deploy class 401 you will be introduced to leaders in the areas you believe God has gifted you in and called you to so you can get going and activate your ministry involvement. To learn more about the Growth Track please visit our growth track page so you can get started right away.
You can also grow stronger and deeper in the Lord by getting involved in one of a variety of classes being offered. These classes/small groups are offered at various times on many different subjects. One class we offer regularly is called Strong Foundations. If you have given your heart and life to Christ within the past few years, or really don't know why you believe what you do, or are new to the Spirit-filled life and church, this class is for you. This important 13 week class will greatly increase your Bible knowledge, answer a lot of questions you have, and help you to live a strong, victorious life in Christ.
If you have any other questions please visit the contact us page or call the church office at 904-757-7641. Our office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.


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Letov Š-31 – czechosłowacki samolot myśliwski z okresu międzywojennego.

Historia
W 1929 roku Alois Šmolík w wojskowej wytwórni lotniczej Letov, opierając się na konstrukcji samolotu myśliwskiego Š-20J opracował nowy samolot myśliwski oznaczony jako Š-31, który stał się podstawą serii samolotów, które różniły się między sobą tylko zastosowanymi silnikami oraz uzbrojeniem.

Prototyp samolotu Š-31 został oblatany w 1929 roku, a był wyposażony w silnik Walter Jupiter o mocy 450 KM i dwa karabiny maszynowe Vickers kal. 7,7 mm. Po serii prób dokonanych także przez pilotów wojskowych zamówiono 32 samoloty tego typu, przy czym wyposażono je w czechosłowackie karabiny maszynowe ZB vz. 26 kal. 7,92 mm, synchronizowane, umieszczone w kadłubie. Wyprodukowano je w latach 1931–1932.

W tym samym roku zbudowano kolejny prototyp wersji oznaczonej jako Š-131, który różnił się od poprzednika zastosowaniem silnika BMW Hornet o mocy 525 KM. Zbudowano 3 takie samoloty, przy czym dwa sprzedano do Hiszpanii.

W 1933 roku opracowano kolejna wersję tego samolotu oznaczoną jako Š-231, którą oblatano 17 marca 1933 roku. Zastosowano w niej silnik Bristol Mercury o mocy 560 KM oraz wyposażono w 4 karabiny maszynowe ZB vz. 28 (w pierwszym prototypie umieszczono je po 2 w każdym górnym płacie, ale ponieważ powodowały to problemy w locie, w drugim prototypie 2 karabiny umieszczono w płacie, dwa synchronizowane w kadłubie, posiadały one ponadto zaczepy do podwieszania 6 małych bomb o łącznej wadze do 60 kg). Na podstawie tego drugiego prototypu wyprodukowano 25 samolotów tego typu, a ich produkcję zakończono dopiero w 1936 roku. Początkowo wprowadzono je do czechosłowackiego lotnictwa, ale już w 1937 roku zaczęto je wycofywać z jednostek bojowych i za pośrednictwem Estonii sprzedano je wojskom republikańskim Hiszpanii, przy czym samoloty te miały po dwa karabiny maszynowe.

W 1935 roku zbudowano kolejną wersję tego samolotu oznaczoną jako Š-331, wyposażoną w silnik Walter K-14-II o mocy 900 KM, a w 1936 roku kolejną oznaczoną jako Š-431, wyposażoną w silnik Armstrong Siddeley Tiger o mocy 680 KM. Pierwszy z nich miał zbyt wiele niedociągnięć, w związku z tym nie wszedł do produkcji, natomiast Š-431 uległ rozbiciu w czasie pierwszego lotu.

Użycie w lotnictwie
Samoloty Letov Š-31 weszły na uzbrojenie czechosłowackiego lotnictwa, gdzie były używane do połowy lat trzydziestych. Początkowo były używane jako samoloty myśliwskie, a po wycofaniu ich z eskadr myśliwskich zostały rozbrojone i używano ich jako samolotów treningowych.

Samoloty Letov Š-231 wyprodukowane w niewielkiej serii trafiły do eskadr myśliwskich czechosłowackiego lotnictwa w 1933 roku, ale już 1936 roku zaczęto je wycofywać, a w 1937 roku sprzedano je lotnictwu hiszpańskich republikanów.

Pozostałe wersje samolotu Š-131, Š-331 i Š-431 były używane tylko do badań fabrycznych i testów, uczestniczyły również w mitingach i konkursach lotniczych.

Samoloty w wersji Š-131 (2 samoloty) sprzedane zostały do Hiszpanii, następnie w 1936 roku do Hiszpanii zaczęto dostarczać samoloty Š-231 lotnictwu republikańskiemu, gdzie wzięły one udział w walkach w czasie wojny domowej. W 1937 roku co najmniej 8 samolotów tego typu zdobyły w Barcelonie wojska frankistowskie i używały ich później do lat czterdziestych. Pozostałe samoloty zostały zniszczone, a jeden przeleciał do Francji, gdzie został internowany.

W 1939 roku po upadku Czechosłowacji i powstaniu Republiki Słowackiej część samolotów znajdujących się na terenie utworzonego państwa zostały przejęte przez lotnictwo słowackie i były one użytkowane jako samoloty treningowe do momentu ich zużycia. Samoloty przejęte przez Niemców zostały zezłomowane.

Opis techniczny
Samolot myśliwski Letov Š-31 był dwupłatem o konstrukcji metalowej. Kadłub mieścił odkrytą kabinę pilota, a przed nią umieszczono silnik. Napęd stanowił silnik gwiazdowy w zależności od wersji, chłodzony cieczą lub powietrzem. Podwozie klasyczne, stałe.

Uzbrojenie stanowiły 2 lub 4 karabiny maszynowe różnych rodzajów w zależności od wersji. W wersji Š-231 samoloty miały ponadto możliwość przenoszenie bomb o łącznej masie 60 kg.

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The sampling procedure began by plotting sampling boring locations at each site. Once each sampling location was plotted, approximately two-feet of ballast was removed via shovel to gain access to the soil surface. A stainless-steel hand auger with a 3 1/4-inch diameter sample retrieval device was advanced through the soil to obtain the soil samples. This tool was driven one foot, below grade, into the soil after ballast was removed. After each sample was collected with the hand auger, it was containerized directly into 2-oz sterile sample jars. Each site included 10 sample locations.
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notSupermum: Is there a doctor in the house?
I have been surrounded by sick and ailing people recently - and I include myself in that list. First my Teenager-in-Waiting had some minor surgery, then last week my dear old Dad was taken into hospital with various ailments and he'll be there for a few more days at least. He's stable and really enjoying all of the nurses fussing over him.
Since Monday I've been feeling unwell and today the doctor (sadly not the one pictured, but any excuse to post a photo of my future husband) has confirmed I have a chest infection. Splutter, splutter....I'm going to be off work for a few days and I clearly don't have the strength to do the pile of ironing waiting expectantly in the spare room, or the paperwork piled up on my desk. No, I will have to fill my time with reading blogs, making a cuppa, perhaps a piece of toast....reading more blogs, leaving longer than usual comments, maybe more tea. Later if I get bored with that I have a copy of PS. I Love You to watch on DVD. I like the look of Gerard Butler who's in it. Just what the doctor ordered.
Mmmmm, I don't want to burst your bubble, especially as you are sick but I think George clooney might be mine??? Sorry you aren't well. I suggest chocolate and cake and much lolling as time and tested cure. Let me know what you think of PS I love you - my dvd got stuck half way through and I never saw all of it!
PS - thanks for the fab award!!!
Oh, Dr Ross is MY future husband. There has to be a lot gained from having time off work ill yet not being too ill to enjoy some free time. And it is very important that you relax with books, vidoes, blogs, perhaps you should even do some on line shopping from the comfort of your living room. It always makes me feel a lot better!! Get well soon.
Hi there, I'm so sorry that you are not feeling well and about all the problems in your family. I'm not even starting listing all my ailments, but I can assure you that I'm more in need of Dr Ross aka the gorgeous George than you!!!
Take care - I cam home from work early today with the shivers, sore throat and banging headache but I am feeling a lot better now.
I hope your dad gets well soon - my dad was v ill earlier this year but is now back to his old self.
Welsh Girl, you are labouring under the wrong conclusion. He is definitely mine, so gerroff.
Rosiescribble - hello there, and you too are confused about my fiance. Nevermind, you can be a bridesmaid.
Antonella, again - step away from the Clooney! What is it with you women, you're all so jealous!
Jane - glad you're feeling better. My Dad has been ill for several years now, and like yours has a serious illness, but he's as tough as old boots and he's hanging in there. Thanks.
Sorry you are not feeling well. Especially when you have so much on your plate. I wish we were neighbors so I could come over and make you some tea. I promise I would leave the little man with a sitter so her wouldn't destroy your house!!! Sending you well wishes and lots of dreams of your future hubby Mr. Clooney.
Naps cure a lot of things. Steaming tea, a good book, and a nod off. Hope you do ignore the chores, relax and get better.
Sorry to hear you are not feeling well. Believe me, even when there IS a doctor (who deals with life/death situations) in the house it really isn't any better!! He, on the other hand, well, you know what they say about doctor's as patients! Take care and hope you are back to your usual self soon.
I agree with Lunarossa, PS I love you is really sad. I cried the ENTIRE way through the film from start to finish. Get well soon.
YM - I wish you were my neighbour too! That would be fab and I'd get my tea made for me.
Darla, I'm doing very well at ignoring the chores. Mind you, so are my girls too!
Mervat, I can imagine what it must be like! I'm sure doctors make the worst patients.
Claire, hello and thanks for stopping by. I still haven't watched the film yet, but I have hankies at the ready for when I do!
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According to its website, the League "advocates for sound environmental laws and policies, holds elected officials accountable for their votes and actions, and elects pro-environment candidates who will champion our priority issues." The League is perhaps best known for its "national environmental scorecard," which ranks members of Congress based on their votes on environmental issues. It also maintains a "dirty dozen" list of members of Congress it is targeting, based on both their environmental record and seat vulnerability.
The League of Conservation Voters has spent money in support of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this cycle, while opposing Republican candidate Donald Trump. It is also supporting Democrats in competitive Senate races including Nevada, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
From 2010-2012, the League received $4.2 million from The Advocacy Fund, a lobbying organization that helps clients run "high impact legislative and political campaigns." From 2008-2012, the League received $8.8 million from Green Tech Action Fund, an organization that funds environmentally-friendly technologies. The League also received smaller donations of $25,000 and $650,000 from two liberal dark money groups, Patriot Majority USA and Priorities USA respectively.


I've been reading a lot of cookbooks lately, and the flavors of Moroccan food have intrigued me. I played around with ingredients I had on hand and put together a Moroccan CrockPot Chicken dish---that is good. It's not mind-blowing, but it's good. I think it needs more spice to please me, but the flavors were pronounced, and because it wasn't too spicy, I got the kids to give it a try. They particularly liked the raisins.
updated 1/12/09: I have since made and updated this recipe. The spices are now spot-on and are quite tasty. I'd recommend using chicken thighs instead of breast pieces--about 6 or so.
There are a lot. Don't freak out.
Moroccan food is traditionally served with couscous. We used quinoa.
Put the frozen chicken into your crockpot. If you are using fresh, this will cook awfully quickly because there isn't anything in the crock but chicken and sauce. If you are up to it, mix the spices, salsa, and broth in a separate bowl and pour evenly over the chicken. I didn't do this, and dumped everything in on top, then gave a stir when the chicken thawed a bit. Add the raisins and almonds.
Cover and cook on low for 4-8 hours. I used frozen breast tenders and because the pieces were so thin, our dinner cooked in 4 hours and was ready at noon. oops.
I served the chicken on top of saffron quinoa.
I liked this, but wanted to love it. I could taste the different spices on their own, but once the chicken met the quinoa, the flavors disappeared. I think I would have liked this stuffed into a corn tortilla wrap or a pita, more than with the quinoa. When I make it again, I will increase the tobasco and the cumin. The vinegar in the tobasco gives a nice flavor that weirdly goes well with raisins.
This is a recipe I could tweak and play with for quite some time.
I'm just praising the Lord for you right now...my crockpot is my avorite thing to cook with, but I don't have a ton of great receipies and I just found you! WHOO HOOO!!
your blog is educational as well as providing reading to rouse my taste buds..thank you.......i'm having fun listing and ferreting out some of the ingredients you use that i've never before heard of. there's so much good stuff out there, and you are turning me on to it.
For the tangy taste of middle eastern food try sumac. Here is my favorite middle eastern salad recipe (alas, it cannot be made in a crockpot).
Add a quarter to a half cup of sliced green olives to this. If you can find it, a tsp. or so of chicken base (think boullion on steroids)would pump up the flavor as well.
Ive been reading this blog for awhile and I LOVE yoru humor as well as your recipes...there are so many to try.....gotta love slow cookin.
I bet after this year is over, you'll never want to use your crockpot again !!! Are you planning to have a crock bashing party?? By the way, you've got THE BEST blog on the internet. I love it !!!!
I did something similar last summer...tasted great out of the pot, but died when put on the rice.
Love your blog...love the gluten free part.
Made this last night.Used sultanas in lieu of raisins,chicken thighs,no chicken broth or tabasco.it was soooo good.
I made this tonight and DH and I loved it. The only thing I would change is to cut up the chicken more before putting it in (or in my case, shred it part-way through as I tried, but did not succeed, in cutting up the frozen chicken breast). We served it over couscous, with a generous helping of the "sauce". Yum. Thanks.
This is really good, the only thing I did was add a about a cup more water so that there was more of a sauce. I put it over rice and used 2 parts of the chicken/sauce to 1 part rice. The flavors were definitely there and I am glad I went ahead and splurged by buying the saffron, I don't think it would have been the same without it.
Great recipe - however the only Moroccan food "served" with couscous is couscous! Without it you would have a recipe similar to a tajine. A great spice combination for chicken; cumin, salt, white pepper, preserved lemons, ginger, garlic and onions. I do love your blog - esp the Indian recipes!
Delicious! Never had used saffron before, but loved all the spices used in this recipe. Served over roasted garlic/olive oil couscous and it was amazing.


Landlords Lying About Property Type?
I'm curious to hear from landlords on this matter.
My husband and I are looking to rent a detached, single family home.
We've been looking for months, unfortunately our city has been flooded with pretty unrealistic rentals (asking the same rent price for a disheveled 80 year old bungalow as a mansion three blocks away).
It's been a struggle to say the least, but perhaps the most irritating experience has been landlords flat out lying about their rentals.
We have been lured in under the pretense that we're viewing a house rental, but when we come for the viewing the bomb is dropped that only part of the house is for rent and someone(s) is living in the attic, basement, etc.
Correct me if I am wrong, but a duplex is an apartment rental inside a converted house not a "house rental".
Why are landlords lying about or withholding this information?
Coming out for a viewing and being told this information - often right at the end of the viewing - seems dreadfully dishonest.
It certainly doesn't give me a good impression of the landlords (but at least now I know who to avoid).
And in case you're wondering it's roughly one out of every five rentals making these claims.
What are landlords hoping to gain by behaving this way?
Wouldn't it be better to state outright that the building is a duplex/triplex or semi?
We can appreciate that this would be an extremely frustrating experience and situation.
We suggest that you may want to contact the nearest Community Legal Clinic for some advice and to find out what your rights are regarding this situation.
In Mississauga it is mandatory that a building for rent, with more than 350 apartments, have a superintendent living in the same building?
Unfortunately, we do not have a definitive response to your question.


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News Release - April 26, 2006
Inspire Announces Initiation of Phase 2 Clinical Trial of Platelet Aggregation Inhibitor
DURHAM, N.C.--(HSMN NewsFeed)--April 26, 2006--Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISPH ) announced today the initiation of a Phase 2 clinical trial to evaluate Inspire's drug candidate, INS50589 Antiplatelet, in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery utilizing a cardiopulmonary bypass pump.
INS50589 is a selective and reversible inhibitor of the platelet P2Y12 adenosine diphosphate receptor. The Phase 2 clinical trial is a randomized, double-blind comparison of three doses of INS50589 (0.2, 0.5, and 1 mg/kg/hour) to placebo by intravenous infusion in approximately 160 subjects undergoing CABG surgery at approximately 20 clinical centers across the United States. There are multiple objectives of this dose-ranging trial, including measuring the reduction of postoperative bleeding and need for transfusions and monitoring the incidence of complications after surgery.
"From a clinical perspective, the ability to prevent platelet activation and aggregation in a controlled manner during cardiac surgery holds the potential to preserve platelet function, re-establish postoperative coagulation and reduce postoperative bleeding," stated Mark F. Newman, M.D., Chair, Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University Medical Center, and lead investigator of the trial. "It is exciting to study INS50589 in patients undergoing CABG surgery since the compound demonstrated in a recent Phase 1 trial the ability to modulate platelet function by binding to the P2Y12 receptor and blocking platelet aggregation."
"Our team continues to make progress in the development of INS50589, as marked by the initiation of this proof-of-concept trial," stated Christy L. Shaffer, Ph.D., President and CEO of Inspire. "We expect to have results of this trial in the first half of 2007. In addition, we recently were issued a patent for the composition and method for inhibiting platelet aggregation that covers INS50589."
About INS50589
INS50589 is a selective and reversible inhibitor of the platelet P2Y12 adenosine diphosphate receptor and is being developed to reduce complications in patients undergoing surgeries involving cardiopulmonary bypass. During cardiopulmonary bypass procedures, blood is diverted out of the body through a bypass pump, causing activation of platelets that results in subsequent platelet dysfunction following surgery. Platelets are components of the blood which, when activated, contribute to the formation of blood clots that help to stop bleeding. Platelet activation and post-operative platelet dysfunction may contribute to complications such as the need for blood transfusions, cognitive disorders, and pulmonary or renal dysfunction, among others. Unlike currently marketed products used for the prevention of blood clots, INS50589 has been shown in preclinical studies, including a study using a canine model of cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, and a Phase 1 clinical trial to both inhibit platelet aggregation and to be reversible. This unique profile could provide appropriate platelet aggregation inhibition and protection from activation during the bypass procedures and restoration of normal platelet function following the procedure when intravenous administration of the drug is stopped.
Inspire is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing and commercializing prescription pharmaceutical products in disease areas with significant commercial potential and unmet medical needs. Inspire has significant technical and scientific expertise in the therapy areas of ophthalmology and respiratory and is a leader in the field of P2 receptors which are important drug targets in various therapeutic areas, including ophthalmology, respiratory disease and cardiovascular disease. Inspire's U.S. specialty sales force promotes Elestat® (epinastine HCl ophthalmic solution) 0.05% and Restasis® (cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion) 0.05%, ophthalmology products developed by Inspire's partner, Allergan, Inc. Elestat and Restasis are trademarks owned by Allergan. For more information on Inspire, visit www.inspirepharm.com.
The forward-looking statements in this news release relating to management's expectations and beliefs are based on preliminary information and management assumptions. Such forward-looking statements are subject to a wide range of risks and uncertainties that could cause results to differ in material respects, including those relating to product development, revenue, expense and earnings expectations, the seasonality of Elestat, intellectual property rights, adverse litigation developments, adverse developments in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation, competitive products, results and timing of clinical trials, success of marketing efforts, the need for additional research and testing, delays in manufacturing, funding, and the timing and content of decisions made by regulatory authorities, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Inspire cannot guarantee a positive outcome of this Phase 2 trial for INS50589 Antiplatelet, including the ability to inhibit platelet aggregation and restore normal platelet function. There can be no assurance that Inspire, either alone or with the support of any other third party, will be able to recruit sufficient patients for any clinical trial relating to INS50589. A significant amount of work will be required to advance INS50589 through clinical testing, including the completion of additional clinical trials and toxicology studies. This Phase 2 clinical trial of INS50589 may not be successful. Even if this Phase 2 clinical trial is successful, Inspire cannot, at this point, predict the timing or success of future trials, including additional Phase 2 or Phase 3 clinical trials, for INS50589. Further information regarding factors that could affect Inspire's results is included in Inspire's filings with the SEC. Inspire undertakes no obligation to publicly release the results of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof.
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Chris Oyakhilome: Biography net worth and philanthropy of The President Of Christ Embassy Church
Chris Oyakhilome is a Nigerian pastor, a television host, and author. He is president of the Believers' LoveWorld Inc, also known as Christ Embassy International.
Chris Oyakhilome Background
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome is the first son of the Oyakhilomes, having been born to Tim Oyakhilome and Chris Oyakhilome on the 7 th December 1973. After his primary and second education, he went to Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma (Edo State), Nigeria, where he received a BSc. in Architecture.
AAU also gave him an honorary Doctor of Science award. He also holds an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Benson Idahosa University. Reverend Chris was once married with Anita Obhodaghe and they have two gorgeous children.
Chris Oyakhilome Ministries
While still in school at AAU Pastor Chris Oyakhilome got involved in ministry. At the time the Believers' World Fellowship, which is now Believers LoveWorld Incorporated was known as Youths For Christ (YFC).
YFC grew quickly and was the largest campus-based organization. In 1989, Pastor Chris established Believers LoveWorld Incorporated (BLW), alongside Christ Embassy. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Lagos is the home of the church's headquarters. The Believer's LoveWorld has millions of followers and associates across the world.
In 2002, during the atmosphere for miracles programme, BLW rose to prominence as a Christian ministry on television in Africa. The program was canceled in May 2004 when President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria declared that churches must stop broadcasting miracles.
Pastor Chris's Ministry comprises four parts including publishing ministry for healing, teaching ministry on television, as well as a television ministry for TV. He has also developed the Pastor Chris Live Global Prayer Network, an atmosphere for miracles, and healing schools.
Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International
Future Africa Leaders' Foundation (FALF)
The Future Africa Leaders Foundation (FALF) is an initiative designed to enhance and develop the leadership capabilities of Africans. Chris Oyakhilome Biography The foundation celebrates and supports young Africans who have displayed leadership skills by making a positive difference in their generation. It does this through education, youth empowerment, and mentoring.
The foundation acknowledges the work of these young leaders through an award ceremony dubbed The Future Africa Leaders' Award. https://www.openlearning.com/u/madsenbender-rmeyaz/blog/TheStoryOfHowPastorChrisOyakhilomeWasAbleToRaiseThousandsOfDollarsToSupportTheInternationalPartnerSAndPastorsConference0 This award ceremony that began five years ago holds on the Eve of each new year at the LoveWorld Convocation Arena (LCA) Billings Way, Oregun, Ikeja. The President of BLW the Reverend Chris Oyakhilome, presents the award to winners.
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome The InnerCity Mission For Children
The InnerCity Mission to children is an evangelical non-governmental Organisation. Chris Oyakhilome The NGO was founded in 2005 to reach the most vulnerable, the poorest orphaned and fortunate children in the world.
Through participatory and sustainable programs, the foundation assists these families and children who are in need. They include child development programmes for childcare, strengthening family programs and InnerCity Mission for Children School.
Trauma Care International Foundation
The TraumaCare International foundation was established to increase the life expectancy and health status of communities in the local area. The foundation aims to accomplish this goal through health education as well as advocacy and community-based initiatives while aiming to provide support for national policies regarding trauma treatment.
The foundation has carried out more than a thousand first aid safety, emergency response training. The record says that they succeeded in educating thousands of students in schools, law enforcement officers and teachers, caregivers, and road transport workers.
Oyakhilome Volunteer Medical Corps (VMC).
The Volunteer Medical Corps (christian medical outreach) is a world-wide Christian organization that offers medical and aid to those who are internally displaced or are refugees from areas affected by natural or manmade disasters.
The network is comprised of paramedics, christian health workers and students from all across the globe. These volunteers provide medical care as well as relief aid and affordable health solutions to communities and regions in crisis.
VMC also offers local health services as well as manpower training to health workers. VMC outreach is available to all those whose primary goal is to improve the health of people in need and provide assistance to those in need.
Bible For All Nation
Bible For All Mission (BFAM) is a christian non-profit group, committed to the development, production and distribution across the world of the Bible to all individuals of all ages and gender in the format and language they comprehend. https://contestalert.in/members/oyakhilomeuuiv514/activity/68555/ By doing so, they are able to listen to God's Word and feel his life-changing message.
BFAM has been able to distribute hundreds of thousands of complimentary copies of the Rhapsody Bible to communities, prisons, hospitals and other government and private institutions across the globe which include Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Philippines, Brazil, Egypt, Poland, Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Turkey. Through the global network of bible donors and volunteers, the distribution was made possible.


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Computer programming is an essential skill for students working towards college and career readiness. I've shared lots of coding apps for kids and Tynker is certainly one of my favorites. Tynker is a fantastic tool for educators that makes computer programming fun for students in grades 3-8. Tynker helps students develop 21st century computational thinking and computer programming skills in a fun, intuitive and imaginative way. Teachers can also makes it easy to introduce computer programming to their students and doesn't require educators to have prior programming experience.
Tynker's game-based programming platform mixes learning and fun to engage students in interactive activities that take them beyond the typical learning environment. The curriculum fosters critical thinking and creates practical problem solving opportunities. Tynker's online learning system lets students move at their own pace.
Kids certainly learn through interactive tutorials, puzzles, and code challenges. In Tynker's virtual classroom, students focus on a "watch-learn-do" cycle of learning programming concepts. Then they apply these skills to practical DIY projects at the end of each module.
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Kangana Ranaut has already proved the world what a great and versatile actress she is. Her latest flick, Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi, gave her immense fame in the graceful role of Jhansi Lakshmi Bhai. The film has managed to do well at the box-office.
Post the release, the actress had announced that she will next do a biopic on her own life journey and it will under her direction. But, Kangana has clarified something else on her next directorial venture. She said that her next directional film will be an epic drama and that they are putting a lot of efforts. The script has also been locked. "We will soon do a photo shoot for the poster and the first look will be out in a few days," she revealed.
She compared her next film with earlier epic dramas like Baahubali, Padmaavat, and Manikarnika and said that it will be very different from all these movies. "It's based on a real-life story, which I'm fascinated by," the actress added. Just a couple of days before, the actress was seen doing intense training in Kabaddi. People speculated that her next film would be a sports drama.
Look like the actress is full on busy with a handful of projects this year. She is also doing two films, one is Panga and another film with her Queen co-star Rajkummar Rao in Mental Hai Kya? Moreover, she has also been roped in for Jayalalithaa's biopic, Thalaivi.


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