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What is Horned Kratom?

Most people have heard of regular Kratom, but you might be wondering “What horned Kratom is?” It is actually quite popular among users today. We’ll be walking you through the variety of properties and the effects of this variant. Stick around to find out! read more

Bentuangie Kratom – An amazing relaxant

From the dense jungles of the Indonesian Islands comes the newest variant of Kratom called “Bentaungie Kratom”, it also goes by the name of “Tropical Blend”. This variant is seen to be a part of the red-vein strains primarily but it also is seen to display a few of its own unique benefits. These benefits include its mildly sedative effects, it being excellent at pain relief, as well as enhancing the general well being of the consumer.
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Yellow Vietnam Kratom – Complete Guide

If you are new to Kratom and wish to use the Yellow Vietnam Kratom, then worry not. This post is here to provide the complete information on this variety right from the background to its usage. Vietnam has never been known to be a Kratom exporting nation, though this place has seen the existence of Kratom for over thousands of years. It hasn’t been long since commercial Kratom was exported from Vietnam to other parts of the world. As you might know already, Kratom comes from the Mitragyna Speciosa plant, which originates from the Southeast Asian countries. This Yellow Vietnam Kratom strain grows in the Mekong regions, which is a delta. It is also found in the mountainous Mekong region in Vietnam. The geographical location of the region, the climate, and the soil are what contribute to the yellow color of Yellow Vietnam. These factors also influence the taste and effects of this strain. The strain has become quite popular now due to its soothing and calm effects. Also, it’s demand is pretty high since it eliminates the sedative qualities seen in most of the Kratom varieties. read more

Maeng Da Capsules Review & Guide

People have now got used to the various Kratom products in the market and there are many reputed vendors who provide high-quality Kratom products to their customers. With various modes of consumption, one of the most popular modes is consuming it in the form of capsules. When it comes to capsules, it is impossible that you might have skipped the topic Maeng Da Capsules. But before we get into what this Maeng Da Kratom is, it is important to understand the various kinds of Kratom and how Maeng Da is produced. read more

Red Vein Kratom Everything You Need To Know

Kratom has already become a huge rage now that everyone must be aware of the amazing medicinal and therapeutic benefits of this herb. Kratom users might be aware that Red vein Kratom is the most popular of the Kratom strains and that it is always in high demand due to its huge list of benefits and also the qualities of this strain are so balanced enabling it to improve the quality of life with wellness. Red vein is always considered to be a separate form of Kratom due to the variety of subtypes and divisions in this particular type is. Red vein Kratom is believed to be found abundantly in the Indo Kratom region, Thailand and Borneo islands. If you are all curious to learn more about the Red vein Kratom in detail, here we go. read more

Elephant Kratom – Things you should know

Kratom is a very popular name now though the scientific name of this tree is Mitragyna Speciosa. The powerful alkaloids called Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are responsible for the various effects like pain relief, mood enhancement, immunity boost, energy and much more. However, traversing into the world of Kratom can be very complex since there are more than 50 varieties of Kratom. However, the basic varieties either come up due to the vein color or the topography of the leaves. You must have already heard about the three main vein colors and how they are differentiated. This post is here to let you know all about a particular strain of Kratom called White elephant Kratom. Let’s first begin with how it procured the name Elephant Kratom. The name elephant Kratom comes from the large sized leaves that are droopy and they even resemble the ears of an elephant in a way. This strain is very much suited for people who need some amount of relaxation after long hours or for the people who suffer from stress and anxiety. read more

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Red Horn Kratom – Things you need to know

Have you heard of the Red Horn strain? If your answer is either yes or no, I am very sure you might have very less information on this rare strain. This write-up is here to highlight the things you need to know about this unpredictable strain in general. The red Horn Kratom strain is said to be a very rare strain that requires so much efforts and dedication for the cultivation process. This is because of the fact that it is harder to grow and also it is not readily available for this very reason. read more

What are the Different strains of Kratom Powder?

Have you ever tried more than one strain of Kratom? If yes, you might have been so excited and wondered about the existence of different types of Kratom powder that could help you with a variety of effects. Well, what if I say you have been living inside a big dream until now? I know it would be so painful to burst the bubble right away and drag you towards the realms of reality. Hence, let me accomplish it in a step-wise manner so that you get used to the pain. Well, let’s do it this way. You must be aware of the different colors present in the wide spectrum. Though there are many colors out there, the base colors are the three main ones that give rise to different colors based on the mix-up. What if I say that even Kratom’s different strains are a result of the combination of the three main original strains of Kratom? read more


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Unlock 3.0: Know What is Open & What is Closed amid Covid-19

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Unlock 3.0 will start from August 1, though it will be similar to the 2.0 one important change is yoga institutes and gyms will now be allowed to operate. However, schools, metro, colleges will remain close till August 31. The ban will continue on cinema halls and international travel.

On Wednesday, the home ministry announced fresh guidelines under the Unlock 3.0 to relax some lockdown restrictions outside containment zones. Unlock 3.0 will begun from Saturday.

“Yoga institutes, gyms will be allowed to open from August 5. The SOPs will be issued by the Union health ministry,” said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in a press note.

The government added state, district, and panchayat-level officials should ensure social distance norms and compulsory masks are followed on the Independence Day celebrations. Besides, Cinema halls, entertainment parks, theatres, bars, swimming pools, and auditoriums will stay closed until August 31.

“Large gatherings are bad and can result in an increase in Covid-19 cases again. State governments are against the opening of schools, colleges, and educational institutions,” said a government official to ET.

Under the Vande Bharat Programme, limited travel will be allowed under the International category. Any further opening of travel routes and passengers will be taken in a calibrated manner by the MHA.

Entertainment, academic, social, political, cultural, and religious functions will not be allowed until August 31, said the press release. The government said the new guidelines framed are based on the feedback it received from states and Union territories.

The two long months lockdown implemented by the government starting from March 25 which ended on May 31 to control the spread of corona. Then the government started to unlock the country to start reviving the economy.

The home ministry said shutdowns will continue in containment zones until August 31. The hotspots were the infection spread is severe, strict physical distancing, and other norms for containing the spread of the coronavirus will be maintained and movement will be allowed only for essential activities.

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Companies in manufacturing, materials or mobility can pitch their idea to a panel of private investors in Liverpool on 15th November.

Companies who have an innovation in the manufacturing, materials or mobility space looking for private investment can pitch their idea to a panel of investors at Smart Factory Expo, Liverpool on 15th November.

This investment showcase, organised by Innovate UK and KTN will be a closed event with only the investor panel, other invited Venture Capital funds and angels investors in the audience, plus a small number from Innovate UK.¬†Each pitch session will be no more than 30 minutes, with around 7 minutes for the pitch and the remaining time for Q&A with the panel.

Key Dates

Registration deadline:¬†Noon 1 October 2018

Pitch preparation webinar (see note below):¬†1 October 2018 ‚Äì 14.00 to 16.00

Deadline for applications and company profiles:¬†Noon 8 October 2018

Applicants invited to pitch:¬†23 October 2018

Pitch Critique (recommended NOT mandatory):¬†30 October 2018

Your presentation to investor panel:¬†15 November 2018

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Sunday, April 09, 2017

"If I Didn't Tell The Story, No One Else Would:" _Lucky Broken Girl_, by Ruth Behar

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Born in Havana, Cuba, Ruth Behar was five years old when she and her family moved to Queens, New York.  "I grew up in the sixties and seventies in crowded rental apartments . . . My parents longed to buy a house with a front yard where my mother could plant petunias.  But we were refugees and short on money. And in the back of their minds, my parents thought we'd return to Cuba someday" (from Behar's website).  But that did not happen. Instead, Ruth grew up to become a professor of anthropology at The University of Michigan.  She is also a writer of fiction, poetry, and non-fiction.  Ruth is the first Latina to win a MacArthur Fellowship (also known as the "Genius Grant").  In this new book of fiction, Ruth returns to her childhood to create a story based on her own experience living through a challenging year of recovery.  Welcome Ruth!

Amelia Montes:  What inspired you to write this book?

Ruth Behar:  What inspired me to write Lucky Broken Girl was the thought that, if I didn't tell the story, no one else would.  The time in my life between the ages of nine and ten years old, when I spent a year in a body cast recovering from a severe fracture to my right leg, is very vivid in my memories.  I'd written an essay from the perspective of the adult woman looking back, but I'd never told the story from the girl's point of view.  So I just started letting Ruthie speak.  She was sassy and wise and I felt like there was a life rope tying the two of us together.  As I wrote, I recognized it wasn't simply my own story I had to tell, but the story of my Cuban Jewish family finding their way in New York, amid other immigrants struggling with them, and how everyone who surrounded me came together to help a child heal.  Whenever I felt uncertain, I turned for literary inspiration to A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith, Maud Martha by Gwendolyn Brooks, and The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.  That was how I kept going until I got to the end.

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Amelia Montes:  Why write for a young adult audience?

Ruth Behar:  I've been in academia a long time, and though I continue to love the world of ideas and scholarship, and have spent most of my career writing non-fiction, I never gave up my youthful hopes of writing fiction.  I'm a daydreamer at heart and it took an enormous amount of self-discipline for me to learn to think logically and rationally so I could be accepted in academia.  But once I acquired that self-discipline, I then became afraid to let it go.  It wasn't easy to give myself permission to make things up, to invent what might have been, to embellish my experience with a touch of magic.  Somehow, though, as I wrote Lucky Broken Girl, I began to let go of the reins.  Knowing I was writing for young readers, I felt I had the freedom to use my imagination.  I could create wondrous moments.  And just as important, I could create heart-opening moments.  I realized that writing for young readers called upon me to dig deep into the feelings of all my characters.  For example, there's a mean nurse in the hospital who makes Ruthie angry and sad.  I might have left it at that, but Ruthie dares to ask the nurse if she hates all children, and that's when the nurse opens up and tells her about her family woes and even apologizes, while Ruthie is so moved she feels her heart crack, "like the sugar crust on Mami's flan."  I don't think I exaggerate in saying that writing from a child's point of view put me back in touch with my creativity and taught me empathy.

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Amelia Montes:  How is Lucky Broken Girl important for this moment in history?

Ruth Behar:  At this moment in history, we are experiencing a very frightening rise in sexism, homophobia, racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, and anti-immigrant sentiment.  We need to counter this trend by building more bridges between individuals and communities, not by erecting walls.  The cruel deportations taking place in the United States are splitting apart Latino families and destroying the hopes for a better future of countless young people.  The stories of immigrants, all immigrants, need to be told and heard, so our shared humanity can stand above all the misperceptions.  We need to instill, in children as well as adults, a sense of tolerance and respect for the diverse cultures that coexist in our society.

Lucky Broken Girl is an immigrant story but it doesn't limit itself to just telling the Cuban immigrant story.  There are several intersecting immigrant stories shown through Ruthie's friendships, with a boy from India, a girl from Belgium, a neighbor from Mexico, and a physical therapist from Puerto Rico by way of the Bronx, and her close relationship with Baba, her Polish Jewish grandmother who finds refuge on the eve of the Holocaust in Cuba and then has to uproot to the United States.

All I can hope is that the world of shared understandings that I try to conjure in my book will offer a bit of hope in these dark times.

Amelia Montes:  Thank you so much, Ruth!  And for you, dear reader, if you are in New York, don't miss today's "book launch" at Books of Wonder (4 - 6p.m.).  See flyer below.

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About Us

Lynne, Amy, Lenny and Addi make up Team LALA. We are passionate about the outdoors, passionate about camping and most importantly love a camper van!

It is now time to share this passion….!!

Feb 2020 – Lynne has decided it is time to leave the RAF, not a decision taken lightly after 17.5yrs.

A van and domain name purchased. A couple of busy months later Jago has been converted and is ready for adventures.

COVID-19 has delayed these adventures but also given us time to get to know the van inside and out. Its has also allowed to have a few nights in him on the front lawn for the Great British Campout.

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Ontario Steps Up to Support Commercial Tenants

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In mid-April 2020, the Federal and Provincial governments partnered to introduce the Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance Program (CECRA).  The program was meant to steady a commercial real estate market that was destabilized due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We blogged about the rent relief program, its intended application, and its perceived shortcomings here.

The level of participation in the CECRA was underwhelming. This was not entirely unexpected and, as we predicted, many Landlords balked at the idea of offering their Tenants any concessions on the amount of monthly rent payable.

In one of his daily press briefings, on May 19, 2020, Ontario Premier Doug Ford urged Landlords to apply for the CECRA and warned “greedy Landlords” to “work things out” or risk forcing the government to “come down on those who don’t.” Apparently the Premier’s stern warnings weren’t sufficient to persuade enough Landlords to avail themselves of the CECRA. Therefore, and as promised, Premier Ford’s government took action to steady the economy and support small businesses by enacting the aptly-named Protecting Small Business Act, 2020 (the “Act”).

The Act amends the Commercial Tenancies Act by prohibiting Landlords who are eligible to apply for the CECRA from evicting Tenants for non-payment of rent. The Act defines the term “non-enforcement period” as the period commencing on June 18, 2020 and terminating on an as yet to be determined future date. During the “non-enforcement period” the Act:

(a) prohibits Judges from ordering a writ of possession if the basis for ordering the writ is an arrears of rent. This restriction applies with respect to legal proceedings that were commenced before, on, or after the non-enforcement period;

(b) prohibits Landlords from exercising a right of re-entry and from seizing any of the Tenant`s assets as distress for arrears of rent;

(d) requires Landlords who exercised a right of re-entry between May 1, 2020 and June 18, 2020 to: (i) restore possession of the premises, unless the Tenant declines; or (ii) if the Tenant did not decline but the Landlord is unable to restore possession for another reason, compensate the Tenant for all damages sustained; and

(e) requires Landlords who exercised distress for arrears of rent between May 1, 2020 and June 18, 2020 to return to the Tenant all of the unsold goods and chattels.

The Act will likely have Premier Ford’s desired outcome and lead to an increase in the number of Landlord’s applying for CECRA. However, it remains to be seen whether a Tenant whose Landlord does not apply for CECRA will eventually be required to pay all of their rental arrears and, in those instances, when the arrears will become due and payable. It should also be noted that the Act does not relieve against non-monetary defaults; so a Tenant who is required to keep the Leased Premises in a certain state of repair, can’t rely on the Act to neglect its obligation to do so.

The fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to strain Landlord and Tenant relations and the Protecting Small Business Act is yet another law that Landlords and Tenants need to be aware of and understand. As lawyers with experience dealing with commercial lease disputes, we can help.


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You might also be interested in The Best Resources, Articles & Blog Posts For Teachers Of ELLs In 2016 – Part Two

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The big news this week in the ELL world is the release by the National Academy of Sciences of a monster report titled Promoting the Educational Success of Children and Youth Learning English: Promising Futures. It’s 415 pages, and I get tired just looking at the Table of Contents. You can read a short summary at Ed Week. My quick perusal of it didn’t turn up anything most ELL teachers don’t already know. However, it never hurts to be able to cite the National Academy of Sciences as support for something you want to do in the classroom.

Speaking of nothing new, here’s a video excerpt of an Institute For Education Sciences Webinar on a recent ELL study. There are several different video clips from it, but this is probably the only one most ELL teachers might find useful:

Using Multiple Languages to Support Bilingual Learners is from The Huffington Post.
IELTS vs. TOEFL: What Are the Differences? is from US News.

Are New York City’s dropout and grad rates for English learners as bad as they look? is from Chalkbeat.

7 Guidelines for Teaching Listening is from Listenwise. I’m adding it to The Best Ideas To Help Students Become Better Listeners — Contribute More.


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Family-Friendly Road Trip Games

This is the time of year for family road trips. More people are out on the roads than any other time of year, as much as 25% more! Be prepared for delays and traffic. There’s nothing worse than a long road trip with nothing to do. Aside from all the safety tips for traveling, it’s almost as important to have your road-trip-games at the ready. Sanity is just as important as safety on any travel expedition.

Here are a number of fun games to get you started:

  1. During the holiday season is a good time for this one… calling out ‘decorations’ as each passenger sees a holiday-decorated house or vehicle. Keep track of who says it first the most number of times and at the end of your trip, that’s your winner.
  2. Who can correctly identify the make of a vehicle around you? This is a great game if there are multiple car lovers along for the ride. If you’re really good, you can up it to the next level to see who can identify the correct models too!
  3. I spy with my little eye… then give a clue about something you see down the road giving everyone enough time to look around and guess.
  4. The banana game: yell out ‘banana’ everytime you spot a yellow vehicle.
  5. Storytime: one person starts out the story with the opening sentence and then each passenger adds to the story with their own sentence. Go around as often as you like to fully develop your story.
  6. The license plate game: you can do a Google search for an easy-peasy printout for your kiddos to cross off each state they can identify on a license plate or you can have them write it down. He/she with the most states identified wins!
  7. Name that tune. You can sing or hum or listen to the radio. Good luck with your guesses!

What road-trip games can you add to our list? We hope this is a good start. Before you head out on a holiday road trip, let the professionals at Larry’s Independent Service in Mission Viejo provide maintenance for your vehicle to help keep you safe on the roads this holiday season. Schedule your appointment today or visit us at 25721 Taladro Circle Unit A, Mission Viejo, CA 92691. Happy road-tripping!

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Kim Fahner

Alumni Spotlight

An author, an educator, a Sudbury poet laureate, and an active community volunteer, Kim Fahner’s passion for the arts shines through in all of her work. Kim began her studies at Laurentian University with a double major in English and History, and later added in a minor in Native Studies (now Indigenous Studies). Kim wanted to stay at home in Sudbury for her undergraduate program, and then go off and do graduate work in English literature somewhere else.

One of the main reasons Kim chose to attend Laurentian University in the first place was that she had spent a great deal of time on campus while she was growing up. Two of Kim’s uncles were well-known in the athletic department. Her uncle, Peter Ennis, was the coach of the Lady Vees basketball team for many years, and her other uncle, Jeno Tihanyi, coached swimming at the university for many years.

Growing up, Kim spent many weekends playing hide and seek in the old Ben Avery building, in between watching her cousins swim and watching her uncle Peter’s basketball games. She fondly remembers those times and is often reminded of the “Pride and Tradition” motto that Peter embodied. “Both Peter and Jeno have been gone for a long time, and I miss them terribly, but I’m proud of the legacy they have left the university, and Sudbury, too.”

Kim started writing poetry more seriously when she took a third year class called “Modern Poetry” with Dr. Laurence Steven. “It was in that class that I began to think of poetry as something that was accessible to me. Laurie said that, if we wanted to really enter into poetry, we needed to think of ourselves as ‘travellers rather than just tourists.’ He had us doing very close readings of poems, and this practice made me begin to see poetry as something fascinating and almost alive—something with which I could have an interactive conversation, and something with which I could (and did) fall in love.”

As Kim read more and more poetry, she began to unlock her own skill with words as an emerging poet and writer. Soon, she was reading at Open Mic nights put on by the English Arts Society (EAS), and had a short story and some poems published in departmental publications. The more she wrote, the more confident she became in her work.

After Kim graduated in 1994, she attended Carleton University in Ottawa to complete her Master’s degree in English Literature. When she returned to Sudbury after receiving her graduate degree in 1995, she worked in a number of non-profit contract jobs. She worked as a writing tutor in what was then known as “The Language Centre,” which was then situated in the Bowling Alley of the Arts building. Later, she was the Communications Officer for the Art Gallery of Sudbury in 1997, and then moved on to be the Community Fundraising Coordinator at the Northern Cancer Research Foundation (NCRF) from 1998-2000. She also served a term on the Laurentian University Alumni Association (LUAA) Board of Directors in the late 1990s. “I wanted to give back to the place that had given me a love of the written word through my undergraduate career as a student.” In 1997, Kim published her first chapbook of work, You Must Imagine The Cold Here, with Laurie Steven’s newly formed press, Your Scrivener.  A positive review of that chapbook soon led to a contract for her first full book of poems, called braille on water (Penumbra Press, 2001).

Kim received her B.Ed. from Nipissing University (2001), and was then hired as an English teacher by the Sudbury Catholic District School Board. Since then, she has taught at both St. Charles College and Marymount Academy, and has been lucky to have worked in Student Success and Guidance. Helping students on a one-on-one basis helped Kim become a more compassionate and thoughtful teacher.

Kim’s next book was The Narcoleptic Madonna (Penumbra Press, 2012) and came after a long break from formally publishing work. Throughout the course of her writing career, she has been lucky to have worked with Canadian writers like Timothy Findley, Lawrence Hill, and Marnie Woodrow as mentors, and to have attended Sage Hill Writing Experience and the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity.

From 2016-18, Kim was named the City of Greater Sudbury’s Poet Laureate, and was the first woman appointed to the role. One of Kim’s projects included bringing Project Bookmark Canada to Sudbury, so that Sudbury would be positioned on a national literary trail that stretches across Canada. The Bookmark, which highlights Sudbury writer Matt Heiti’s novel, The City Still Breathing, is positioned on the outside wall of the Townehouse Tavern  in downtown Sudbury.

As laureate, Kim brought poetry to the airport, to put the work of past and current laureates up on the windows of the security area. Kim also brought poetry to the windows of the oncology and palliative care units at Health Sciences North. In addition, she created a “Rain Poetry Project” in downtown Sudbury, with work by six local, emerging poets scattered throughout the downtown core. This popular project used a special, environmentally-friendly paint so the stanzas would be visible on sidewalks when it rained. It was a bit magical. Kim hopes to make poetry less terrifying, and more accessible to people from all walks of life.

During her time as laureate, Kim also spent a great deal of time going into schools in the area, working with various grade levels to speak about ekphrastic poetry, and trying to inspire students and teachers to be excited about poetry as a genre. Kim believes that writing and reading poetry—as well as writing creatively across all genres—can help people move through difficult times in their lives.

While she was poet laureate of Sudbury, Kim visited Windsor for a laureate reading there and met Marty Gervais (then poet laureate of Windsor and publisher of Black Moss Press). That meeting led to the publication of Some Other Sky (2017). Kim loved Windsor and Kingsville so much that she went to live there in 2018, to work on a novel. While there, Kim completed another book of poems that was published by Pedlar Press. That collection, titled These Wings, is her most recent book of poems, and was published in spring 2019.

In May 2018, Kim’s play Sparrows Over Slag was featured as a staged reading at the Sudbury Theatre Centre as part of Pat the Dog Theatre Creation’s PlaySmelter New Work Theatre Festival. In May 2019, her next play, Letters to the Man in the Moon, was also given a staged reading at Play Smelter. This year, a new play Kim has been working on, All The Things I Draw, will be featured at PlayMine at the STC in late March.

Today, Kim is working on her second novel, a new play, and her new manuscript of poetry. She is fairly active as a volunteer in Sudbury. She annually helps to judge the BrainStorm Poetry Contest through the Northern Initiative for Social Action (NISA) and Open Minds Quarterly, and feels that writing poetry can be a tool for maintaining well-being in a person’s life.

Since being laureate, Kim has also been an assessor for the Loran Scholars Foundation in Toronto for the past two years, and is a board member of the Greater Sudbury Market Association (GSMA). Kim is a member of the League of Canadian Poets, the Writers’ Union of Canada, and a supporting member of the Playwrights Guild of Canada. “I believe in taking an active role in my community because of what I feel it’s given to me as a person,” says Kim. “I want to give back to the place that made me who I am today.”

Kim will be reading in Calgary and Edmonton this spring, and will be a featured writer at the Mattawa River Writers Festival at the Canadian Ecology Centre/Centre Ecologique du Canada in April. This spring and summer, Kim will be working on The Tree Poetry Project, alongside two local artists and friends—Gillian Schultze and Trish Stenabaugh. The MA in Humanities, the School of the Environment, the English Department, and Dr. Thomas Merritt, the LU NSERC Tri-Council Leader, have all joined the project as key partners. A number of tree poems will be displayed on trees on the university campus, so this project is one that links the arts communities that exist in both the university and the city itself.

This will be the second year of the SciArt Poetry Contest at Laurentian University, something that Dr. Thomas Merritt approached Kim about helping with a couple of years ago as part of his annual SciArt Exhibit. “As someone who is sometimes considered to be an “eco poet,” and as someone who loves to be active outdoors—whether it’s swimming in our northern lakes, or hiking in the woods, or out canoeing—I feel it’s a way to make people aware of the importance of protecting the beautiful natural environment we have here in Northern Ontario. I also really love collaborative projects that might encourage people to try writing poetry that means something to them, so merging the arts and sciences is something that appeals to me as a writer. For me, the two aren’t separate entities, but are almost seamlessly and magically woven together. That poetry and science can ‘dance’ together is a lovely thing, in my mind, because both disciplines are driven by wonder and curiosity.” The work of the winners will be published in Sulphur, Laurentian University’s literary journal.

The winners of the SciArt Poetry Contest will be honoured at an evening reading at Science North on Tuesday, March 10th at 7pm. The featured poet for the evening will be Adam Dickinson, who has been shortlisted for the 2013 Governor General’s Literary Award for Poetry and for the 2014 Trillium Book Award. Some local poet laureates will also be reading from their work. Admission is free. All members of the Laurentian community are invited to attend.

Mostly, in the future, Kim plans to continue with her love of writing and publishing more of her work. “I love it and it’s such an integral part of who I am,” she shares. “I’d also love to continue doing work locally and provincially in the arts, specifically in areas that focus on eco poetry and literacy. The arts and culture sector in our province is always at risk of facing cuts, so I feel it’s even more important for artists in all disciplines to be vocal about the worth of creative expression in our communities, schools, and homes.”

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Report Details Effects of Haiti’s Agricultural Development Plans

Kendra Helmer, USAID

A paper submitted on November 15, 2017, to the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food analyzes the harm that large-scale development projects, particularly in agriculture, cause for the food security of Haiti’s rural population. The study titled “How Agribusiness Threatens Haitian Peasant’s Human Right to Food,” prepared by the Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic at Yale Law School, details the way these projects have been designed and implemented without participation from the communities they affect.

The Lowenstein Clinic wrote the paper in collaboration with the Haitian Platform for Alternative Development Advocacy (PAPDA), a group of civil-society organizations, movements, and collectives advocating for just development in Haiti.

The paper finds that although the majority of Haitians make their living as subsistence farmers, the Haitian government relies on imports to satisfy the country’s basic needs and has failed to invest in improving agricultural production in the country’s rural areas. Instead, the Haitian government has made investment in agribusiness, tourism, mining, and free trade zones its economic priority.

“Promoting mega-projects in these sectors has tended to displace and marginalize Haiti’s peasant population,” said Lara Domínguez '17, one of the student authors of the report. The paper describes Agritrans, a large-scale banana plantation owned by Haiti’s President Jovenel Moise. “The development of Agritrans, without consultation with the local peasant population, displaced 800 peasant households from their land in August 2013,” Domínguez said.

The Clinic’s paper analyzes the threat to Haiti’s food security from mega-development projects through the peasants’ rights framework, an approach developed by a movement of subsistence farmers, fisherfolk, pastoralists, indigenous people, and rural workers for protecting human rights particularly relevant to their ways of life and well-being. Pressured by La Via Campesina, a global peasants’ movement, a committee of the U.N. Human Rights Council has prepared a draft Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas.

The central principle of the peasants’ rights framework is that individuals who live on the land have a special relationship with the land that permeates all aspects of their lives. This framework recognizes that the effects of development-induced displacement go beyond the acreage of land lost.

Julia Shu '17, another student author of the report explained, “Displacement disrupts community networks, cultural identity, and customs and leaves peasants unable to be self-sufficient, to secure access to justice, and to exercise their rights of participation and expression.”

The paper emphasizes that mega-development projects and the resulting displacement of peasant communities violates the right to food. “In emergencies, the right to food often means that the State must provide food to people who would otherwise be unable to secure it,” said James Silk '89, Binger Clinical Professor of Human Rights and Director of the Lowenstein Clinic, who supervised the Clinic’s study. “But in ordinary times, protecting the right to food means making sure that people can buy or produce their own food. When governments or corporations force vulnerable populations off their land and away from water, other necessary resources, and their communities, it deprives them of access to adequate food.”

In a letter accompanying the paper, the Clinic asks the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food to undertake a mission to Haiti to investigate the impact of agribusiness and other megaprojects and private investments on Haitian peasants. The Clinic calls on the Special Rapporteur to urge the government of Haiti to uphold peasants’ rights.

“This issue is urgent,” said Elizabeth Marsh '17, a co-author of the report. “Food insecurity is only going to get worse with climate change, so the Haitian government must implement sound environmental policies, commit to rural development and local agricultural production, and take effective steps to protect peasants’ rights.”

The Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic at Yale Law School undertakes projects on behalf of human rights organizations and individual victims of human rights abuse. The Clinic provides students with practical experience that reflects the range of activities in which lawyers engage to promote respect for human rights, helps students build the knowledge and skills necessary to be effective human rights advocates, and contributes to efforts to protect human rights through assistance to appropriate organizations and individual clients.

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Steven Ebner is a partner in the Miami office of Shutts & Bowen LLP. He is a member of the firm’s Executive Committee and serves as Co-Chair of the firm’s Business Litigation Practice Group. From 2011–2015, he served as the Partner in Charge of the Miami office. A seasoned trial lawyer, Steven has litigated a broad range of cases throughout his career in public service and private practice.

Steven regularly represents financial institutions, real estate developers, property owners, general contractors, and other Fortune 500 companies in a variety of complex business disputes. He also advises clients involved in insurance litigation, product liability, and trust and estate litigation. Steven has represented a wide variety of clients ranging from individuals to academic institutions, including Harvard University.

Prior to joining Shutts, Steven practiced in the New York City office of a large Northeast law firm, where he handled a variety of litigation matters, including those involving breach of contract, health care fraud, product liability, employment and labor law, subrogation, personal injury and real estate litigation. He represented clients such as financial institutions, equipment manufacturers, real estate developers, insurance companies, health care providers, labor unions, and franchisers.

Steven began his legal career as an Assistant Corporation Counsel with the New York City Law Department, where he was involved in all phases of civil litigation. Shortly thereafter, Steven was promoted to Senior Counsel and was regularly defending New York City in significant  trials in which millions of dollars were at stake.

During his tenure, Steven was lead counsel in over 30 jury trials. Several of these cases were published in the New York Jury Verdict Reporter and two cases were reported on the front page of the New York Law Journal.

Steven serves as the Associate Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Hebrew Academy of Greater Miami. He has also served as the Vice President of Beth Israel Congregation and as a board member of the Jewish Community Center of Miami Beach.

Steven was appointed to, and currently serves on, the Florida Bar Grievance Committee for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. He was also nominated and serves on the Judicial Awards Selection Committee for the Dade County Bar Association.

  • Brooklyn Law School, J.D., 1997
    • Richardson Merit Scholarship (a three-year academic scholarship)
    • Moot Court Honor Society
  • State University of New York at Binghamton, B.A., Economics/Philosophy, 1994
    • Regents Academic Scholarship

  • Member, Florida Bar Grievance Committee for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit
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  • Associate Chairman of the Board of Directors, Hebrew Academy of Greater Miami
  • Former Vice President, Beth Israel Congregation
  • Former Board Member, Jewish Community Center of Miami Beach

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Cullman Alabama female paralegal consulting with client on cellphoneCongratulations on your decision to enroll in a paralegal school near Cullman AL and start your journey that will result in a fulfilling profession in legal services. However, it's essential that you locate the ideal school so that you will receive the extensive training that you require to be successful. As you most likely know, the legal field is among the fastest growing occupations in the United States, and a growing number of academic alternatives are becoming available, both on campus and online. But with numerous alternatives to choose from, where does one start? A number of prospective students begin by looking for schools within commuting range of their Cullman residences. Of those alternatives, they try to find the program with the most affordable tuition. Although location and cost are necessary considerations when choosing a college, they are not the only qualifiers you must take into consideration. Things such as accreditation and the reputation of the school must be taken into account as well. Later on in this article we will cover a list of questions that you ought to ask potential paralegal schools so that you can evaluate and compare each one before making your decision. But first, let's take a look at exactly what a paralegal does and the instructional options that are offered to earn either a paralegal certificate or degree.

Paralegals and Legal Assistants

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Paralegals and legal assistants basically both hold comparable job roles and responsibilities, only with different titles. However, legal secretaries are not the same as either of those two positions and belong to a different job category. Both legal assistants and paralegals assist Cullman AL attorneys with a diverse array of job duties, including maintaining client files, legal research, communicating with clients, and drafting legal documents. Their particular job duties are based upon the type of practice where they are employed. For example, a legal assistant for a criminal law firm might help with trial logistics or delivering documents to court. In private firms, the work of a paralegal is usually billed by the hour as are the lawyer's. And the same as attorneys, they must conduct themselves with a high level of professionalism and comply with a strict standard of professional ethics. As stated, their responsibilities can be varied in support of the practices where they work, but some of their regular tasks may involve:

  • Investigating and fact checking cases
  • Researching related laws and cases
  • Drafting correspondence and legal papers
  • Filing legal documents with the court or opposing counsel
  • Assisting attorneys get ready for trial and stay organized with their cases
  • Organizing and preserving legal documents, files and additional records

With all of their duties, the job of a paralegal can be involved and rather challenging. However, what they are not legally allowed to do is provide legal counsel and advice or represent a client in a legal action. But paralegals are not limited to administrative or clerical duties more apropos to the job of a legal secretary. Paralegals truly are the right hand support systems for attorneys. And because they do so much of the legal preparation and ground work, attorneys have the ability to take on a much larger number of cases or clients than they could otherwise.

Paralegal Training and Certification

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As we discussed earlier, paralegals are essentially the same as legal assistants, with paralegals arguably having more professional sounding job titles. In any case, for either position the educational requirements and job prospects will be the same. The quickest way to launch your career as a legal assistant in Cullman AL is by earning a certificate, which may involve as little as 6 months to complete. Many entry level positions do call for an Associate's Degree, which furnish a more expansive education and can be obtained at numerous community colleges in two years. For an even more comprehensive education, four year Bachelor's Degrees are offered also. After you have obtained either a degree or a certificate, you may choose to continue and earn a certification. Although it is not a legal requirement in Alabama to work as a paralegal, certification can not only help maximize your employment opportunities, but help establish you as a professional also. Some of the highly respected certifying agencies in the field are:

  • National Federation of Paralegal Associations
  • American Alliance of Paralegals
  • National Association of Legal Assistants
  • National Association for Legal Professionals

By graduating with a paralegal certificate or degree from an accredited school (we will discuss the advantages of accreditation later) and obtaining a certification, you will have taken 2 important first steps that will help ensure your success as either a legal assistant or a paralegal.

Paralegal and Legal Assistant Online Schools

Cullman Alabama female student attending paralegal online trainingOnline paralegal or legal assistant programs have become more prevalent and may be a good alternative for individuals searching for convenient access to classes as well as accommodating scheduling. Online schools can be particularly attractive to Cullman AL students who continue to work while obtaining a degree. As an added benefit, online schools can often be less costly than more traditional options. Even secondary expenditures for such things as study materials or commuting may be minimized or eliminated. One caution, not all internet programs are accredited, which we will cover in more detail later. But at the very least accreditation helps ensure that the education you receive is of the highest quality. So check to make certain that the school and program you are thinking about are accredited by a highly regarded organization, for example the American Bar Association. But if you are disciplined enough to study in a less structured and conventional setting, then obtaining your certificate or degree online could be the ideal choice for you.

Questions to Ask Paralegal Programs

Now that you have a better idea about what paralegals do and what academic choices are available, you can start the process of assessing schools. But considering that there are numerous programs accessible at junior and community colleges in the Cullman AL area, in addition to vocational and trade schools, you need to learn what questions to ask in order to compare each one. This is particularly true when you add all of the online paralegal degree and certificate programs as well. If you are like many prospective students, you will begin by searching for schools within driving distance and then comparing their tuition. But as we have previously covered, there are other significant issues to consider also, such as accreditation and the reputation of the schools. So let's go over several of the questions you need to be asking the programs you are researching so that you can thoroughly vet each one and make your ultimate decision.

Is the Paralegal Training Accredited? The paralegal program and school that you select need to be accredited by a respected accrediting agency such as the American Bar Association. If it is an online program, it may also obtain accreditation from the Distance Education and Training Council, which targets distance or online learning. Accreditation will not only help guarantee that the education you will obtain will be of the highest quality, but it will show future employers that you are a qualified professional also. Many Cullman AL law firms will only employ entry level paralegals that have graduated from an accredited program. Finally, financial aid and student loans are often obtainable only for accredited schools.

What's the Reputation of the School? Research what the rankings and reputations are for the paralegal programs you are contemplating. This is of particular importance if you are new to the profession with no previous work history, since employers will need to make a decision based on the caliber of your education exclusively. Checking that the program you select is accredited is an excellent first step. Reviewing school rating reports, including those provided by U.S. News and World Report, can help confirm school rankings and quality of education as well. You can also call a few Cullman AL law offices that you may have an interest in working for after graduation and ask what schools they recommend. Bear in mind that even though a school is not the most highly rated, its paralegal program may still have an exceptional reputation.

Does the School Provide Internships? Internship programs give students an opportunity to experience working in a law practice or other legal enterprise while still in school. They can also provide a means for students to begin creating contacts within the Cullman AL legal field. Find out if the paralegal schools you are evaluating provide internship programs, particularly in areas of the law that you are most interested in entering after graduation.

Is Job Placement Assistance available? You will undoubtedly wish to secure employment quickly after graduating, but getting that initial job in a new profession can be difficult without assistance. Find out if the paralegal programs you are assessing have job placement programs and what their placement rates are. Rapid and high placement rates are a good indication that the schools have large networks and good relationships with Alabama legal services employers. It also substantiates that their students are well regarded and sought after.

Where is the Campus Located? Since laws vary from state to state, it may be advantageous to choose a legal assistant school located in Alabama or the state where you plan to work after graduation. Also, it will be important to create relationships in the local legal community, possibly by means of an internship program. This is all the more justification to obtain your education in the area where you wish to practice. Also, if you go to classes at a community college, many require a higher tuition for students that live outside of their districts. So you might need to initially look at those schools that are within the Cullman AL region.

How Much is the Total Expense? Paralegal schools can differ in cost depending on the credential obtained and the length of training provided. However, tuition will not be the only cost for your education. Remember to add the cost of supplies, books and commuting to classes to your budget as well. Financial aid may be available to help reduce part of the expense, so don't forget to contact the school's financial aid department to see what is available in Cullman AL. Needless to say that if you decide to attend an online program, some of these additional costs, for instance for commuting, may be decreased or eliminated.

Do the Class Times Match your Schedule? Numerous paralegal students keep working while receiving their training and need flexibility to schedule classes. If you can only attend weekend or evening classes near Cullman AL, make sure classes are available at those times. Additionally, if you can only attend on a part time basis, make certain that the school you choose provides that option. Last, inquire what the protocol is for making up classes missed as a result of work, illness or family obligations.

Learn More About Cullman Paralegal Training

Choose the Right Cullman Paralegal Degree or Certificate Program

Enrolling in the right legal assistant degree school is an important first step toward your success in the gratifying field of law. As we have discussed in this article, you have the choice of attending classes on campus or you can participate online in the comfort and privacy of your Cullman home. Paralegal academic programs are offered in various formats and lengths. Various types of private and public institutions make available paralegal education, including junior and community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, as well as vocational and trade schools. Your selection of a paralegal program will have a profound influence on your prospects for success in your new profession. Given that there is a broad range in the quality of schools, pick wisely. Give yourself the best possible opportunity to be successful in this rewarding profession. But regardless of how you elect to receive your education and earn your degree or certificate, by asking the questions that we have furnished you will be able to assess each program and make your ultimate selection. And with the right education you can achieve your career goal to become a practicing paralegal in Cullman Alabama.

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When My Poodle Looks at Me

When my beloved poodle looks at me, I feel like he’s saying, “You are really really loved! You are cherished, accepted, beautiful, my favorite person…and everything’s going to be okay!”

I believe that God says all these things to His children when He sees them. He loves each of us as if we were the only one.

If you’re feeling sad or troubled today, take a moment and contemplate God’s love for you. And if you have a dog, snuggle awhile and peer into his eyes. You’ll surely feel better.

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    1. Awe, that makes me so happy. My poodle is so adorable and full of love. Whenever people meet him they can’t help but smile. I pray/hope/trust folks feel God’s love when they see him. God bless you! Thanks for the kind words 💐

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The “New” Obama Enforcement Policy: Rumor and Reality

It was not yet noon on August 18 when our phone began ringing with people wanting to know how to “turn themselves in” to ICE in order to get a work permit. By the time we got good information later that day on the Obama Administration’s new enforcement policy, the rumor mill was already running. Since then, we have heard that unscrupulous “notarios” and other dishonest people are already preying on the hopes and fears of undocumented immigrants, charging fees to put people on a nonexistent “list” for work permission. Worse than that, people were actively turning themselves in to ICE, assuming that they would receive some sort of amnesty and work permission. Many of those individuals are probably sitting in ICE custody right now wondering what went wrong.

In order to keep these scenes from reoccurring, this column provides some basic information on what the “new” enforcement policy is, and what it is not:

What does the new policy do?

  • It will lead to a review of all 300,000 cases currently pending in immigration courts, in an attempt to identify “low-priority” cases. Examples may include the elderly, military veterans, and undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children.
  • It will provide guidance to ICE in administratively closing low-priority cases, and in deciding whether to bring new cases against low-priority persons.
  • It will free up ICE resources to concentrate on removal of persons with criminal convictions and those who pose a threat to society.

What does the new policy not do?

  • It does not provide any type of legal status. Even people whose cases are administratively closed technically remain in removal proceedings.
  • It does not guarantee that the person will not be removed in the future. Cases that are administratively closed can be reopened at any time.
  • It does not provide any guarantee of a work permit. Although there has been discussion that persons covered under the new policy can apply for work permission, no guidelines have yet been issued.
  • It does not help everyone. People whose cases are not “low-priority” may even find their removal cases moving faster, as the government focuses its enforcement efforts.

If you are currently in removal proceedings, you should ask your immigration attorney if the new policy affects you. Until then, do not believe anyone who says that the new policy is a “safe” way to gain residency or work permission. As with everything else in life, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Originally Published: La Costa Latina, April, 2009

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Denver weathers Red Storm’s comeback, wins 15-6 in BIG EAST home opener

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Just the fourth home game of the 2018 season, the No. 2/3-ranked University of Denver Pioneers topped the St. John’s University Red Storm 15-6 in the windy, but sunny BIG EAST home opener on Saturday, April 14.

Denver (9-2, 3-0 BIG EAST) repeated its pattern of a slow start coming out of the locker room following the half as the Red Storm gained promising momentum, fortunately an explosive second quarter with six goals propelled the Pioneers to the victory.

“It was a good win against a good team,” DU head coach Bill Tierney said. “And yet what we [as coaches] know and expressed to them after the game is if you’re going to make run at this thing you have to be consistent for 60-minutes like we were last week [against Villanova]. I thought today we were a little erratic. We started okay, but we just weren’t sharp with the little things. We had a great second quarter and that was as good as we could be.”

Nine different goal scorers contributed to the 15-6 final. Junior attackman Austin French was just shy of a sock trick, with five goals scored in the afternoon. Senior midfielder Joe Reid posted a career-high four points on three goals and one assist. Senior attackman Colton McCaffrey added a team-high of 3 assists.

Two games removed from a shaken up starting midfield line, Denver has managed the adversity extremely well. With junior Johns Hopkins transfer Drew Supinski and senior LSM Sean Mayle unable to play due to personal reasons, the Pioneers have had to incorporate alternates into bigger offensive roles. Reid and freshman Teddy Sullivan have filled the dominant presences needed in the midfield line alongside junior Colton Jackson. Sullivan scored one goal in the afternoon.

“I think Teddy Sullivan and Joe Reid are just doing a phenomenal job,” Austin French said. “They both got put on the starting line last week really and both stepped up when they got put on the starting line. I think they’re both gaining a lot of confidence. We really have four starters right now, even though there’s three on a line, we really have four guys who could be starters. Everyone has a lot of confidence in our offense right now and our chemistry is flowing. We’re peaking at the right time which is what we always hope for.”

Senior midfielder Connor Donahue suited up for the first time in two games since sustaining a lower body injury. The midfielder saw a few runs of action.

The Red Storm (6-6, 0-3 BIG EAST) cut the deficit down to 13-4 in the third quarter and held the Pioneers to two goals in the final 15-minutes of action. St. John’s would add two goals in the final quarter.

“We got a quick one the third quarter and everyone starts to think, ‘Okay this it’s over.’ I just thought we just lost sight of who we are what we’re supposed to do out here,” Tierney said. “On the other hand, it was a really a good win and a really good win in the league. We’ll take it.”

Faceoff extraordinaire Trevor Baptiste finished the day 19-for-24 at the X. Sophomore Josh Matte played 45-minutes in the cage before junior Alex Ready relieved Matte at the start of the fourth quarter. Matte relinquished four goals and made eight saves in his fifth-consecutive victory. Ready made two saves and allowed two goals.

“Josh had a really good game,” Tierney said. “If we get eight saves, which he [Matte] gave us and gave up four goals, I’ll take that any time. That’s 66%. Then Alex goes in and gives up two goals, but he makes two saves as well. Our goalies — if they continue the way they did today — we’re going to be fine.”

The Pioneers travel to Providence next weekend to play the Providence College Friars. Faceoff is scheduled for 11 a.m. MT. Denver will return to Peter Barton for the final game of the regular season against Marquette University on Saturday, April 28.

7 thoughts on “Denver weathers Red Storm’s comeback, wins 15-6 in BIG EAST home opener”

  1. Denver is rounding into playoff form. Not a perfect game by any means, but lots of team depth at every position allows DU to share the offensive load. When you win 15-6 and your best offensive player only has a single fourth quarter goal, you know that the offensive depth is there. And defensively, the Pios have really started to clamp down, and the bad goaltending early in the year is now at least average.

    Unfortunately, all the teams that DU needs to win in order to improve its RPI continue to lose, making DU’s NCAA berth precarious if they are to lose a game between now and the NCAA tourney. Of course, if the Pios keep winning all their remaining Big East Reg. Season and Big East tournament games, they should get a home seed. But if they should lose a game before the big dance, things could get dicey without a top 10 victory….

    Just keep winning…

  2. Would you really call it a St. John’s “comeback?” They scored a few goals in the fourth period when DU had third, fourth lines, deep subs in. Other than St. John’s first goal they never were in the game.

  3. Hey, L.G.D.U. how about a recap of our 4 recent hockey departees ?
    Are any of them active on a Stanley cup playing team? You can also add other Pio players now on NHL teams while your at it.

    1. Follow LetsGoDU on twitter. Plenty of current discussion around departed DU players in the NHL. Also, is doing some great stuff on ‘players in the NHL’ as well as NHL Updates. We do not want to duplicate what is already published.
      (The have definitely ‘upped their game’ in this area.)

  4. Anonymous, the information you want is on DU hockey website and DU HAVE SPIRIT FACEBOOK page. This site basically covers current DU sports with analysis. It’s various writers are more like beat reporters.

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Robert Beall, stamp dealer, brought a lot of interesting stamps to our November PDXCC (Portland Correspondence Club) meeting at the IPRC (Independent Publishing Resource Center.)  Our theme of the month was Day of the Dead. My theme was Day of … Continue reading

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  PDXCC is a monthly gathering of mail artists. We meet at the I.P.R.C. and share analog correspondence on a different theme each month. September’s theme was “Collage.” We also like to use vintage stamps for postage!

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The Prayer of Jabez

(This story first appeared on my FB post on 3/19/20.)

So, I am reading along in my daily devotion and Whoa! I had a revelation! I have certainly seen reference to the prayer of Jabez. I even have a book somewhere, I think, but it never clicked until today. As I am pretty much stuck in this house, the media reports contain dire news, and the grocery store shelves are more bare than normal, this gives me great comfort, The Prayer of Jabez.

“There was a man named Jabez who was more honorable than any of his brothers. His mother named him Jabez because his birth had been so painful. He was the one who prayed to the God of Israel, ‘Oh, that you would bless me and expand my territory! Please be with me in all that I do, and keep me from all trouble and pain!’ And God granted him his request” (Chronicles 4:9-10)!

Oh there it is stuck in the middle of “Other Descendants of Judah” with all its genealogy, this bold prayer by this man who caused his Mama great pain during his birth. Y’all this is it! We must pray bold prayers like never before! The verse says that God granted him his request. I think I have been afraid to pray bold prayers, but today I will pray BOLD prayers for myself, my family, and all of you. Why, if He never does another thing for me, He has already blessed me with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places according every spiritual blessing in Christ ( Ephesians 1:3).

My child, my friend, my love, our Heavenly Father gives us out of His abundance of love for us unshakeable peace, strength, wisdom, and protection! No matter what comes our way-be it blessing or a load of burdens filled with lessons, we can rest on God’s promises! Oh, how thankful I am that “my help comes from the Lord who never slumbers.” (Psalm 121:2)

By the way, the book, The Prayer of Jabez was written by Bruce Wilkinson, and I am going to find mine and read it. The inspiration for this writing came from Proverbs 31 First 5 App. It is a true blessing to me daily.

But God

One day under the rule of King Ahaz of Jerusalem, who “did not do what was pleasing in the sight of the Lord,” (2 Chronicles 28), God allowed the king of Aram to defeat Ahaz and “exile large numbers of his people to Damascus.” To add to that, “in a single day Pekah son of Remaliah, Israel’s king, killed 120,000 of Judah’s troops, all of them experienced warriors, because they had abandoned the Lord.” The story in 2 Chronicles 28 goes on to say that Israel’s army captured 200,000 women and children and “seized tremendous amounts of plunder” to take back to Samaria.

Now I would think these women and children are about to experience some terrible times because they were captured for slaves, BUT GOD intervened.

God told the prophet Obed to tell the soldiers as they were coming back victorious because God was angry with Judah and gave them over to them for victory but that they had now “gone too far, killing them without mercy….and now you are planning to make slaves of these people..” God warned them to set them free!

And set free they did! They didn’t just let them go, but clothed their naked bodies, gave them shoes, food and water, and healing balm for their wounds and sores. They also put the weak on donkeys and took them back to their relatives in Jericho! Can you imagine what was going through the captives’ mind? Their relatives’ minds?

Then, suddenly GOD changed their situation. He can and will change ours, too!! God expects and deserves reverent obedience. BUT GOD has given me a completely different situation and eternal life in Heaven instead of Hell. I thank Him for setting me free.

“Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.” James 4:8

There can possibly be no one any more lost in her sins than I was. (Yes, I am still a work in progress and thankful for God’s daily conviction.)

“Who’s Your Daddy?”

The text “Who’s Your Daddy” which I have heard Priscilla Shirer so eloquently orotate is very special to me. I just love it! Just the word “Daddy” gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling. This Sunday is Father’s Day, and I know that it can be really hard for many of us for lots of different reasons. I want to encourage you to accept God’s peace and lay your burdens at His feet. He is your Father in Heaven and has already taken care of it all for you.

According to the world’s standards, I am an orphan, but I do not claim that title. My Heavenly Father says that I am His child in John 1:12, “But to all who have received Him-those who believe in His name-He has given the right to become God’s children.” Did you catch that? The God of the universe is your father. Believe in Him and accept Him as your Lord and Savior.

I had a “drug problem” growing up in rural Georgia in the 70s and 80s. (Yes, the 1900s!) I certainly did! My mama drug me to church every time those doors were open!!! And you know what? I thank my God that I had a Mama who did just that! I also thank God that I had a daddy who supported her and made me go when I would whine and beg to stay home with him. Yeah, that is right, Daddy did not go to church with us. And yes, that would have been the best scenario for our family, at least I suspect it would have been, but it was not my reality.

Now, I was a Daddy’s Girl! I thought that man did no wrong, and what he said was gold! After all, he was the “fun” one. He had a mischievous grin that told me when he “was up to something.” He always gave free pony rides on his back, and after we would get the irrigation running on the farm, he and and I would run under the water screaming and laughing at the top of our lungs without a care in the world. I could sit in that man’s lap and talk him into about anything until literally right before he died. But, ya’ll, of course, I know, my daddy was flawed just like I am flawed. My daddy let me down sometimes-not because he did not love me but because he was human. I was the daughter of an alcoholic, and that has brought great turmoil into the life of our family. Bless my Mama’s heart, she stuck it out until God called her home way too early, in my opinion. At the age of 62, she hemorrhaged to death, and Daddy and I watched it. Mama made sure my sister and I were brought up in the church. She was a godly woman. To this day, I don’t know how she put up with us, especially “the alcoholic husband,” but then again “love does cover a multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:8).

After mama died, I saw a real change in Daddy. I witnessed to him several times. He had a lot of questions. He gave his life to the Lord a couple of years before he died. I praise God for that! People in town told me that Daddy would sit at Mama’s grave for hours at the time. He would have me buy the nicest, prettiest flowers for her grave, but excuse my language-he often made her life on earth hell. I don’t remember him ever giving her flowers when she was living. Yes, he loved her-in his way-just like we all show our love differently.

I loved my daddy, and he loved me! But he failed me a lot just as I am sure I have failed my children. Daddy lived almost three years after Mama died. Since Mama and Daddy have been gone, I have been drawn closer to God than ever. I mean who else do you turn to when your husband has been run over and dragged down the road while working, and your finances are less than stellar, or when your youngest child of only 8 is diagnosed with cancer? I wanted Mama and Daddy. Sometimes, I still do, but no one and nothing on this side of Heaven can fill the longing in our hearts that God can. He is our comfort, our strength, our joy, our everything.

We frail humans turn to many things and people to try to fill us, but friend, we must not expect this from anyone. No one can ever do what Jesus did for us, so I just wanted a little of your time to brag on our wonderful Heavenly Father who will meet everyone of our needs every single time. Yes, I have have had some trying times in my life, and I am sure you have as well. I pray that when trials hit that they will always drive us straight into the arms of Jesus-the Father who will never let us down. In Him, we have complete joy and everlasting life if we choose to accept His free gift.

I hope this Sunday is a day full of joy and peace for you. Remember, run fast and hard into the arms of your Heavenly Father. He will comfort and sustain you. He will never leave you nor forsake you (Deuteronomy 31:8).

Bible Verses to encourage you

“But as many as received him, to them he gave the right to become children of God, even to those who believe His name.” John 1:12

“For you are all childrenof God through faith in Christ Jesus.” Galatians 3:26

“Now, therefore, you are no longer strangers and foreigners, but fellow citizens with the sainst and member of the household of God.” Ephesians 2:19

“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights , who does not change like shifting shadows.” James 1:17

“Now if we are children, then we are heirs-heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ. If indeed we share in his suffereings in order that we may also share in His glory.” Romans 8:17

The words to “Whose Your Daddy?” can be found in the DVD Bible Study Anointed, Transformed, Redeemed. A Study of David. Video Session 1. By Priscilla Shirer, Beth Moore and Kay Arthur

Dancing with Daddy! They liked that 70s orange, didn’t they?

If just for the moment, sweet lady, stop and connect with the God of Heaven. He will, indeed, give you a fresh perspective.

Well, hey there! I am downright tickled that you stopped by this little corner of the internet to visit my page. My sole purpose in this blog is to glorify God and prayerfully bring you some encouragement. I am a country girl from Garfield, Georgia. I have been through some trying times, friend, but haven’t we all? I decided that I would use those stories to glorify Jesus, and I created this little place to do just that. I love sunsets, the sound of waves crashing on the shore, and a good cup of coffee. My husband of 29 years and I have three children and two grandchildren who truly make life grand, y’all! I am a 25 year veteran middle school teacher who loves the Lord! Grab your favorite drink and let’s talk about the King of Kings, Jesus, our friend.

In His Light and Love,


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Quinte International Air Show 2016 starting soon at CFB Trenton…

Well, the acts are flying in.  Our kids are ready.  The crowds are starting to fill up the roads.  It’s going to be nice weather for the event weekend, too.  We’re all pretty pumped up…

Well, at least the swans and their babies don’t seem bothered by all the fuss…

I’ll update further pics and videos after the air show weekend is done (and DEFINITELY better digital SLR photos, not just from my crappy iPhone camera).  And there’s more posts coming shortly too on the Jamaica trip that Erin and I took in April 2015 too.  Enjoy.

Cheers all.

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Hello all,

Looking to make a small minecraft server.

Looking to make a Mini ITX build specifically.

I just wanted your guys opinion on whether it'll be powerful enough

Ryzen 5 3400g

G.Skill Ripjaws V 16gb ddr4 3200 mhz

AsRock Fatality b450 Gaming ITX

Crucial P1 500gb

EVGA B3 550w psu

Cooler Master Elite 130 Mini ITX

If any of you have any suggestions for changes please let me know. I am trying to keep the entire pc under $500

The server will have no more than 10 people at a time but I do want to experiment with mods

I've never built a dedicated server before so any help appreciated.

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well since I've hosted a Minecraft server with mods for ~ 10 players on my "gaming" pc about 5-6 years ago while playing on it and that pc was pretty trash and it was easily more than playable...you could prob pull this off nowadays with whatever hardware you have laying around... You have made a pretty good list, if you need to cheap out on things you could also do that. I dunno why ppl bother to make overkill nasa worthy stations just to run a mc server while me and my friends literally did that with pentiums and 4 gigs of ram... ? even if for some reason it's. a heavier task to run nowadays, still should be in good hands with that list.

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Date: 2002-09-12 09:20:03

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> From: Anthony Williams [mailto:anthwil_at_[hidden]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 3:06 PM
> To: boost_at_[hidden]
> Subject: Re: [boost] Boost iterator adaptors
> David Abrahams writes:
> > It would probably be easy to derive your Policies from the generator
> > adaptor policies.
> I contemplated that, but it requires that the Generator class
> be callable,
> which isn't going to be the case for the upper bound; to
> avoid this, the
> policy class is sufficiently different to warrant being unrelated.
> Do you think it is a sufficiently common case to be worth
> adding to the
> iterator adaptors library alongside generator_iterator?

I think it is, and even suggested something like it. My suggestion involved only one bound side and numeric bounds, though. In fact, I'm not sure two sided bounds are necessary once you have functors. I have some ideas of how to do this, and I think after reading your suggestions, I also think it would be worth supporting both numeric and functor bounds.

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Daniel O'Connor darius at dons.net.au
Wed Jul 23 01:53:31 GMT 2008

On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, sgmayo at mail.bloomfield.k12.mo.us wrote:
> > It tells the ports tree that you want OpenLDAP 2.4 if a port
> > doesn't specify a particular version.
> Thank you.  That took care of the problem.  I thought something could
> be added somewhere to make it use 2.4, but I was looking in the
> actual Makefile in the port and I did not see anything there.

Yes, unfortunately I am not really sure if it documented anywhere other
than the source :(

ports(7) doesn't appear to cover it. ISTR last time I grovelled
through /usr/ports/Mk/* for it..

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