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A family-style relaxed Sunday night hosted by Sheridan & John Eddie Williams with Barbara & Lance McKnight in the McKnight's restored historic Hoffeinz House, featured platters piled high with east Texas comfort food--all to raise money for Recipe for Success Foundation's efforts to combat childhood obesity. McKnght is a member of the Chef's Advisory Board for the Foundation. See www.recipe4success.org for more details.
BAYAN Canada Launch a Resounding Success
Eighty-five people from across Canada representing 20 organizations from Victoria to Montreal came together in Toronto on September 21 to witness the successful launch of BAYAN Canada. Present during the event was keynote speaker, Dr. Carol Pagaduan-Araullo, chairperson of BAYAN Philippines, the multisectoral alliance of anti-imperialist and democratic organizations of the Filipino people.
Dr. Araullo, also a columnist of Businessworld delivered a presentation on the intensifying crisis of Philippine economic, social, political and cultural life. She also pointed out that through its mining companies, terrorist listing, and intent for the Visiting Forces Agreement negotiations with the Philippines, Canada is experiencing an "erosion of its image of benevolence".
She underlined the need for Filipinos in Canada to raise the level of their political struggle in order to expose and oppose the anti-national and anti-people policies of the US-backed Macapagal-Arroyo regime, the complicity of the Canadian state in such, and to advance the rights and welfare of Filipinos in Canada. Dr. Araullo emphasized that BAYAN Canada is this alliance for coordinating such struggles of Filipino organizations, finding synergies in their activities, and being their political campaign centre.
Several years ago while at a conference in Vancouver, and having witnessed the growing strength of the Filipino organizations here, I asked about the possibility of building a BAYAN chapter in Canada... several years later I am happy to see that some organizations had taken this on and are now launching BAYAN Canada on this important day, says Dr. Araullo who flew all the way from the Philippines to attend the event.
The launching of BAYAN Canada marks the 36th anniversary of the martial law imposed by the Marcos dictatorship. The organizers of Bayan Canada wanted to make the link between the US-Marcos fascist regime and the current US backed Arroyo regime scheming to stay in power while perpetrating some of the worst human rights violations in Philippine history.
Also speaking at the launching was Bernadette Ellorin, Secretary-general of BAYAN-USA. Ellorin shared some lessons and summarized the advances in the struggles of Filipinos living in the US because of the formation of a BAYAN chapter there. In a statement, the BAYAN chapter in the US expressed their solidarity and commended the years of painstaking work to build the organizations in Canada that have promoted the national democratic movement in the Philippines for decades.
As with the formation of the BAYAN USA in 2005, we understand that the formation of BAYAN Canada had its share of struggles before breaking through and moving forward... the formation of BAYAN Canada by far signifies a higher level of commitment to advance the national democratic line in the Philippines on a widespread level, the statement read.
Sending a solidarity message for the International League of Peoples struggle was ILPS chairperson, Prof. Jose Maria Sison. In the recorded message played for the assembly, Prof. Sison highlighted the worsening world economic crisis that will see imperialist and reactionary forces gearing to use the state as a system of organized violence to intimidate and attack the people in anticipation of growing mass protests and resistance.
It is therefore necessary for BAYAN-Canada and its component organizations to intensify their efforts to arouse, organize and mobilize the Filipinos in Canada and thus to assert, defend and promote their rights and interests, states Prof. Sison..
The presentations were followed by an introduction of the BAYAN Canada national organizing committee, and a lively question and answer period. Dr. Constancio Chandu Claver, formerly the chairperson of Bayan Muna in Kalinga and now based in Victoria BC, summarized the discussions and outlined the important tasks for BAYAN Canada.
The assembly affirmed the BAYAN Canada national organizing committee and its chairperson Dr. Chandu Claver and its work leading to the first congress of BAYAN Canada. BAYAN Canada is calling on all patriotic Filipino organizations in Canada to join in advancing the Filipino peoples movement for national liberation and democracy.##
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Mastery of a locker combination is the essence of middle school. Think about it. Turn right, turn left, turn right – new routes, new classmates, new teachers. Get that combo down and all of the other tumblers start falling into place. It’s only natural that rite of passage is one of the highlights of the annual DMPS Success 4 Sixth Grade day camps for students preparing to enter the district’s ten middle schools.
But there’s a lot more to it than spinning that dial.
SUCCESS is located in a majority of district elementary schools and all of the secondary schools. SUCCESS Case Managers in each building develop relationships with students and families to facilitate coordination of resources in the areas of education, health, and human services.
Hoyt Middle School held its version of Success 4 Sixth Grade on Wednesday, including a layer for parents who are making a leap they haven’t attempted since they were students themselves.
The number of times you succeed is a direct reflection of the times you fail. Try and try instead of giving up. #nevergiveup #success
More than 130 business owners, counselors, educators, parents, policy-makers and students gathered for the “From Classroom to Career: Collaborating for Student Success” symposium, an event designed to promote collaboration to ease students’ transition to college and into their careers
Scholarship America's celebration of the best in student success programs was held May 24, 2017 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. Special guests included Senator Bob Dole; honorees included the Mike Rowe Works Foundation, Wells Fargo and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Voya was the presenting sponsor.
Read this quote surfing the net and though that thats where i am atm in life so had to redesign it in my way. Enjoy!
Un grande successo di pubblico e critica consacra la seconda edizione di Lumen – Urban Factory, conclusasi nella giornata di domenica con l’ennesima esaltante affluenza di giovani e meno giovani. Dopo aver tenuto banco presso l’ex Fabbrica Salid del Parco Irno per due settimane, gli organizzatori dell’affascinante format culturale, che ha unito le nuove avanguardie dell’arte contemporanea con una lunga serie di eventi collaterali tra workshop e musica, tirano le somme di questo secondo capitolo della loro proposta artistica.
Ideato dal collettivo Satoboy e Ziguline, Lumen è stato realizzato dall’Associazione Lumen Project con il sostegno del Comune di Salerno e il contributo di Camera di Commercio, Salerno Mobilità, Salerno Solidale; main sponsor Centro Commerciale Maximall e Monster Cookie. Partner culturale dell’edizione la Galleria Wunderkammern di Roma, media partner Busta e Drome Magazine.
Oltre 15mila le presenze registrate nel corso dell’evento, un pubblico di tutte le età che ha potuto “vivere” uno dei segmenti più belli ed accoglienti della Lungoirno, il Parco Irno, 35mila metri quadri di parco urbano dove trovano spazio il vecchio edificio del mulino e la Fornace delle ex Fabbrica di laterizi Salid, nonché apprezzare la creatività dei 21 artisti di fama internazionale invitati ad esporre le proprie opere di urban art su per loro insolito supporto di ceramica.
Un connubio entusiasmante per i visitatori che hanno riconosciuto nel binomio composto dalla vocazione artistica tradizionale del territorio e la fantasia di writer, graffitari, pittori e illustratori italiani e stranieri invitati a “sfidarsi” con un format espositivo decisamente diverso, la forza inedita dell’evento.
«È con grande soddisfazione e sincero convincimento che il Comune di Salerno ha supportato la seconda edizione di Lumen – sottolinea l’Assessore al Turismo Vincenzo Maraio – un evento che si è connotato per una doppia importante valenza: da un lato l’età della compagine promotrice, un’organizzazione di giovani per i giovani, dotata di grande creatività e capace di indirizzare su di sé un ampio coinvolgimento dei ragazzi della nostra città in un’iniziativa di svago culturale; dall’altro la messa in mostra e la godibilità di un sito quale il Parco Irno, un tassello prezioso della grande trasformazione urbanistica avviata dal Sindaco Vincenzo De Luca nella nostra città, che perfettamente si presta ad ospitare iniziative significative come questa. Con Lumen Salerno si conferma città europea aperta alla creatività giovanile e ad eventi di respiro nazionale».
I numeri crescenti dell’evento, a fronte anche delle 4mila persone registrare in occasione della I edizione di Lumen, confermano il grande impegno profuso dagli organizzatori ad assecondare e soddisfare la grande vivacità culturale del territorio, proponendo, attraverso un inconsueto mix di espressioni culturali, un evento artistico dall’elevato standard qualitativo. Un secondo step che ha permesso a Lumen di guadagnarsi in breve tempo una posizione di assoluto rilievo tra le manifestazioni del settore tanti da cimentarsi in nuove e ragguardevoli avventure.
Nell’attesa di scoprire dove “sosterà” la III edizione di Lumen, una nuova location ancora non individuata in città, lo staff è già all’opera per una serie di iniziative che prolungheranno l’esperienza della II edizione. Come già annunciato infatti, dal prossimo 16 giugno al 10 settembre, la Galleria Wunderkammern di Roma (tra i partner culturali dell’evento) ospiterà presso i propri spazi la Mostra principale proposta quest’anno.
Ad ottobre invece si ritornerà a Salerno, quando il “solo show” di un artista, la cui identità per il momento è ancora top secret, esporrà le proprie creazioni e delizierà il pubblico con una performance estemporanea di urban art.
Successivamente, nel mese di dicembre, l’associazione Lumen Project parteciperà attivamente ad un’asta benefica a favore del reparto di oncologia pediatrica dell’Ospedale San Giovanni di Dio e Ruggi d’Aragona di Salerno, proponendo un’opera realizzata ex novo da un artista di arte contemporanea scelto dal collettivo stesso. A rivolgere l’invito è stato Claudio Preziosi, direttore della Siae di Salerno, da tempo impegnato fattivamente sul campo.
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I made it out to one of my favorite nurseries yesterday and picked up two more spicebushes for my backyard. There should be no caterpillars going hungry this year! They don't look like much now, but they're already starting to leaf out beautifully...
(By the way, going to a big nursery is extremely dangerous for me and my wallet. Dangerous, but fuuuuuuuuuuuuun.)
It's over quickly when the little egret fishes, often you just catch a splash. With twelve frames per second, the camera has caught the fish on its way up from the water before it disappears into the heron's stomach.
United Way of the River Cities’ Success By 6® initiative hosted the 13th annual Super Kids, Super Families, Super Saturday event. The free event was Saturday, Feb. 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena.
Sponsors included Cabell Huntington Children’s Hospital, The Herald-Dispatch and 93.7 The Dawg. Cabell Huntington Children’s Hospital provided healthy snacks.
This event introduced The Imagination Library in Cabell County. The Imagination Library, a program founded by Dolly Parton, mails a free age-appropriate book per month to children from birth to up to their fifth birthdays. The West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts handles participating counties in West Virginia.
Funding for The Imagination Library in Cabell County is being provided through a West Virginia Department of Education Dropout Prevention Innovation Zone grant received by Cabell County Schools.
For more information, visit www.imaginationlibrary.wv.gov.
Photo by Kaylin Adkins.
He sat on the dock almost the entire day. Every so often he would take off, diving into the water, swallowing the fish he had just caught and then flying back onto the dock.
Students in the DMPS chapters of Brother 2 Brother and Sisters 4 Success are spending time at the Des Moines Art Center for a Fine Arts Symposium this week. Students learn about multiculturalism in the arts and how art gives voice to a range of issues and concerns. After an opening session with artist and poet Emmett Phillips, students broke into small groups to tour the Art Center as well as work on their own creations in the museum's studios.
Wooden bottom otter trawler Success III WY 212 [formerly Ocean Reaper III and Caspian], North Sea, off Yorkshire, 21 July 2018. Copyright Professor S B
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Getting the kids to try an experiment that made little tubs pop and fly into the air. Here, the tubs have popped and landed, and the woman running the experiment looks happy with the result. Quite rightly so.