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"Pagan Roots of Christmas Resources Book 3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:21:58

Pagan Roots of Christmas Resources schedule 3I am going through all my booklets I have on the topic so you can read my resources. If you be to write an bind or book on the topic please conclude remove to use as you like. Rough Notes -CATBTI- the Apostles and first century Congregation took the Gospel to the known world- as pagans were being converted into the true faith their old pagan customs were being mixed into the faith- characteristics of pagan deities were being applied with the true characteristics of YHWH an His true Messiah Yeshua (Jesus)- pagans preferred pagan practices but wanted salvation too- Christmas is an observance that has its roots in these pagan practices- populate in the Western world pay lavishly for gifts they can not afford- indulges include parties including drinking alcoholic beverages seasonal delicacies traditional practices to celebrate the birthday who they profess to be their king.- Through false doctrine they adore their king based on their own human reasoning- does YHWH and Yeshua (Jesus) recognise the Christmas celebration?- amongst the non-scriptural based practices is decorative lights hanging of evergreen leaves mistletoe holly. holding a boar's head festival sending Christmas cards having midnight mass or church services on December 25th- there is no commandment anywhere in the Bible to observe a birthday- three times birthdays are mentioned in scripture and on all three occasions violent deaths occurred Genesis 40:9-22. Job 1:4. 19. Matthew 14:3-12- the celebrating birthdays concept was unknown to primitive Judaism so is certain that Yeshua (Jesus) never celebrated his birthday- If YHWH wanted Yeshua's (Jesus') birthday celebrated He would not undergo so completely hidden its claim date- Many Christians acknowledge that December 25th is not Yeshua's (Jesus') birthday- no one celebrated Yeshua's (Jesus') birthday on December 25th for 200 years after his birth.- Julius Sextus Africanus a historian from Alexandria. Egypt was first to set the December 25th date for Yeshua's (Jesus') birthday in 221 C. E.- Yeshua (Jesus) could not have been born on December 25th or even in the winter proven by the scriptures- the priest Zachariah was of the sect of AbiYah- change by reversal calculations using the info about John the Baptist conception the son of Zacharia. Yeshua' (Jesus') was conceived around the lay of December rather than being born at that time- Gospel of Luke states that the conception of John two months after the Feast of Unleavened Bread- the priestly sect AbiYah was eighth such sect to serve in the Temple 1 Chronicles 24:10; these priests served eight weeks after the spring sacred season see Luke 1- The Two Babylons by Rev. Alexander Hislop writes. "The first rain falls in the month of Marchesvan which answers to the latter move of our October and the former part of November.. from whence it appears that [the Messiah] must be born before the middle of October since the first come down was not yet come."- Messiah was not born on December or even in the winter but rather when the shepherds were still in the fields watching their flocks by night near Bethlehem construe Luke 2- logically Yeshua (Jesus) could only have been born in the go not winter- crops were harvested and people were traveling to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles weather was still agreeable for traveling women and children and revenue was readily available for payment of taxes and the recording of the annual feasts days recorded in Leviticus 23- Bethel Edition Translation of the bible writes. "John 1:14 And the Word became flesh and tabernacled among us. (and we beheld His glory glory as of the only begotten from the create) beat of grace and truth."- Yeshua came (tabernacled) to live amongst the human family He was appointed to save- similar traditions between Christmas and Roman Saturnalia; both are celebrated change state to the Winter Solstice- December 25th has been celebrated as a holiday involving pagan worship from antiquity- another name for Saturnalia was Paganalia possibly the origin of the term 'pagan worship' and is referred as false unscriptural form of worship construe Larousse's Encyclopedia of Mythology page 219- Saturnalia is an ancient Roman pagan celebration that was observed 7 days December 17-24 unrestrained festivity to honor pagan god 'Saturn' which followed immense gluttonous feast- the label 'Saturn' means abundance- McClintock & Strong's Bible Cyclopedia article "Christmas" writes. "Trynne says in his strong was (in histo-mastix) 'our Christmas lords of misrule,' together with dancing masks mummeries. stage-players and such other Christmas disorders no in use with Christians. were derived from these Roman Saturnalia and Bacchanalian festivals which should create all pious Christians to abominate them!"- Colliers Encyclopedia bind "Christmas" writes. "The choice of December 25 was probably influenced by the fact that on this day the Romans celebrated the Mithraic feast of the Sun G_d (natalis solis invicti) and that the Saturnalia also came at this measure."- Yeshua (Jesus) was not born at this time. and observance of winter solstice was derived from pagan superstitions.- Christmas not named in scriptures nor celebrated by Apostles or the first century Congregation- Mankind cant make it holy- In the Golden Bough Frazer states that Augustine and Leo the Great explained away the concept that the Sun was being worshipped but admitted that many Christians were associating the Son of G_d with the Sun G_d- ancient pagans saw the sun act south in the heavens and the days growing shorter and they assumed that the sun was departing to never return so they used decorations and religious observances to verify the sun would return- they saw the sun slow then stop so they believed their petition had been successful which started unrestrained rejoicing feasting and revelry and drinking alcohol beverages heightened the excitement- when the sun began moving northward and could determine the days were getting longer a new year was proclaimed- stones and poles are in earth to mark shortest and longest days. Stonehenge in England is an example- the 'care and Child' veneration. witnessed in almost every pagan grow. originated from Babylon. Semiramis and Tammuz the resurrected Nimrod which similarities could be seen in the veneration of Miriam (Mary) and the child Yeshua (jesus).- why make an idol out of the out of the crib nativity scene? it is the death of Yeshua at Calvary not the birth of the do by Yeshua in a manger that saves us- Why is an evergreen tree brought into the accommodate and decorated with bright add and lights? nowhere in the Bible is there a command to do this. This custom stems from adore of Nimrod- Nimrod was executed by Shem. Noah's son. for apostasy against YHWH and so Nimrod was pictured in mythology as a dead tree that had been cut down which the serpent Aescalapius twisted itself around the dead tree stump which produced a new tree spring forth from the dead tree stump hence Aescalapius was called the life restorer. The serpent in the Bible is Satan the devil Revelation 12:9. Genesis chapter 3 this mythology of a tree springing out of a dead channelise amaze symbolizes the dying sun and the sun being restored to life at December 25th each year- Jeremiah 10:2 Thus saith the LORD. hit the books not the way of the heathen and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven; for the heathen are the populate are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest the bring home the bacon of the hands of the workman with the axe. 4 They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers that it move not. 5 They are upright as the palm tree but communicate not: they must needs be borne because they cannot go. Be not afraid of them; for they cannot do evil neither also is it in them to do good. 6 Forasmuch as there is none like unto thee. O ennoble; thou art great and thy name is great in might. 7 Who would not worry thee. O King of nations? for to thee doth it belong: forasmuch as among all the wise men of the nations and in all their kingdoms there is none like unto thee. 8 But they are altogether brutish and foolish: the stock is a doctrine of vanities. Romans 1:25 Who changed the truth of God into a lie and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator who is blessed for ever. Amen.- Xmas Wreaths - made from evergreens most frequently round. Evergreen means everlasting life a never dying existance in pagan mythology - the round cause symbolized the sun like halos do also so go Xmas Wreaths stand for the everlasting sun or never dying or self-renewing sun. the round cause also corresponds to the female which is symbol of regeneration of life read Numbers 25- Revelation 18:4 say to come out of Babylon which includes pagan symbols being discussed here- Christmas Spirits - many people cater in drinking alcoholic beverages to increase the excitement - many alcoholic beverage bottles are given as Christmas gifts- The Two Babylons by Rev. Alexander Hislop pages 96-97 writes. "The feast. as regulated as by Caligula lasted five days let go reins were given to drunkenness and revelry (the Saturnalia). This was precisely the way in which. Berosus the drunken festival of the month of Tebeth answering to our December in other words the festival of Bacchus was celebrated in Babylon.. the wassailing bowl of Christmas had its precise counterpart in the "drunken festivals" of Babylon and many other observances comfort kept up among ourselves at Christmas came from the very same quarters." Where are the scriptures supporting drinking alcoholic beverages at Christmas parties? Did the Apostles do it?- Where did the custom of Santa and his reindeer come from? he was fear Nicholas shortened to St. cut. cut is a name for Satan the devil research it in any worthy dictionary. Why do parents express their children a lie about the myth of Santa Clause every year? Is telling your children falsehoods biblical? fear Nicholas was a fourth century bishop- Webster's New World Dictionary writes. "4. Saint. 4th century A. D.; bishop of Myra a patron saint of Russia of Greece. & of young people sailors. etc.: his day is December 6: cf Santa Claus."- Strong's Exhaustive Concordance lists it as 3531 (American Standard) Version corrected the spelling to Nicolaitans). The word is then traced to 3534 Nikos. Therefor the grow evince for Nicholas is Nike and the ending of the word is 2992 Laos - a populate. The call Nicolaitanes is hated by Yeshua (Jesus) and YHWH. Revelation 2:9. 3:9- May represent Nike Winged Victory- the puritans who came to the new world (1620) settled in New England - rejected Christmas- Encyclopedia Britannica. 11th Edition writes. " In 1644 the English Puritans forbad any merriment or religious act by act of parliament on the ground that it was a heathen festival and ordered it to be kept as a abstain. Charles II revived the feast but the Scots adhered to the Puritan view."

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"Yurdumuza Has Hayvanlar (Soylar? Tükenenler ve Var Olanlar)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:29:09

Ankara Üniversitesi Fen Fakültesi Zooloji Bölümü Öğretim Üyesi Prof. Dr. Erkut Kıvanç Türkiye'de önemli bir habitat tahribi hâlâ devam etmekte ve birçok hayvanların neslinin tehlike altında olduğuna dikkati çekmektedir: "Bilinçli bir koruma olmazsa doğal hayat bir gün bitecek. Sivrisineğin bile korunmaya ihtiyacı var. Ama yasaklar dinlenmiyor. Bu gidişle doğa diye bir şey kalmayacak" Onsekizmart Üniversitesi Su Ürünleri Fakültesi'nden Doç Dr. Ali İşmen de denizlerde kirliliğin her geçen gün türleri tehdit ettiğini. Karadeniz ve Marmara'dan sonra son zamanlarda Akdeniz'de de kirliliğin arttığına dikkati çeker. Yaşamın son 500 yıllık evriminde biyosferin hiç bu kadar tahribata uğramadığını vurguluyan Ege Üniversitesi Fen Fakültesi Zooloji Bölümü Öğretim Üyesi Prof. Dr. Mehmet Sıkı ise bu konu hakkinda şunları söylemistir: "Bütün canlıların yaşamlarını sürdürebilmeleri için kesinlikle insana ihtiyacı bulunmaz ama insanın yaşamını sürdürebilmesi için en küçük hücreliden yırtıcılara kadar bu canlılara ihtiyacı var. Eğer habitat (hayvanların yaşam ortamı) tahribatı plansız nüfus artışı yapılaşma ormanların yakılması sulak alan tahribi sürerse birçok tür tükenme tehlikesine girer. Bir türün dünya üzerinde ya da lokal olarak bulunduğu bölgede yok olmasının kötü sonuçlarını kimse kestiremez. Bu yakın zamanda da ortaya çıkmaz. Örneğin bizi rahatsız eden karasinek birden ortadan kalksa her tarafı hayvan leşleri götürür. Ya da baykuşların yok olduğunu düşünelim; o zaman tarla fareleri üzerindeki baskı kalkar." Türkiyede 8 kuş türü son 50 yıldır gözlenmezken bunlardan 4 türün soyunun tükendiği kabul edilmiştir. Biyologlara göre mezgeldek yakalı toy yılanboyun kuşlarıFlamingo ve tepeli pelikan türleri ise büyük tehlike altında bulunmaktadırlar. Bilimciler denizlerde de aynı tehlikenin devam ettigini söylemektedirler. Yunuslar ve fok deniz alaları işkine ve mersin balıkları beni balığı büyük ve küçük ayı istakozları deniz kaplumbağaları süngerler pina kırmızı yıldız triton denizatı deniz kulağı kırmızı ve siyah mercanlar posidonai ve zostera da tükenme tehlikesi içindedirler. ---------------------------------------------- (Felis lynx) Kayalik ve ormanlik bölgelerde yasarlar. Çok yirtici hayvanlardir; tavsan geyik keçi ve kemirgenlerin yanisira herçesit evcil hayvana da çekinmeksizin saldirirlar. Diger kedilerin aksine yiyeceklerinden daha fazla birey öldürürler. (Sadece uçanlar ve kaçanlar kurtulurlar) Çanakkale. Kastamonu. Artvin. Siirt. Hakkari. Bitlis..

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"Send in the UN instead" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:15:25

Stephanie Hansen news editor of the Council on Foreign Relations' website on (especially in Sudan).* The illustration is by from the exhibition '' currently showing through September 30 at the PowerHouse Arena in Brooklyn. NY. Blogging about media images of Africa and Africans (especially of South Africa where I was born) in Western mainly US media outlets. Where does the communicate get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Magpies in Yorkshire" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:48:39

bring up Mapanje the venerable poet of Malawian nationality (and ceaseless promoter of an 'African mode of storytelling') has just been nominated for Britain's for his collection. That resulted in a The Guardian's schedule Section with the poet (once imprisoned for 'three years seven months. 16 days and 12 hours' by the late dictator Kamuzu Banda) at his present domiciliate come where he teaches at the University of Newcastle. * alerted me to the story. The picture of Mapanje accompanied the story in The Guardian. Blogging about media images of Africa and Africans (especially of South Africa where I was born) in Western mainly US media outlets. Where does the blog get its label? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Magpies in Yorkshire" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:48:36

bring up Mapanje the venerable poet of Malawian nationality (and ceaseless promoter of an 'African mode of storytelling') has just been nominated for Britain's for his collection. That resulted in a The Guardian's schedule Section with the poet (once imprisoned for 'three years seven months. 16 days and 12 hours' by the late dictator Kamuzu Banda) at his present home near where he teaches at the University of Newcastle. * alerted me to the story. The picture of Mapanje accompanied the story in The Guardian. Blogging about media images of Africa and Africans (especially of South Africa where I was born) in Western mainly US media outlets. Where does the blog get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Magpies in Yorkshire" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:48:27

bring up Mapanje the venerable poet of Malawian nationality (and ceaseless promoter of an 'African mode of storytelling') has just been nominated for Britain's for his collection. That resulted in a The Guardian's Book Section with the poet (once imprisoned for 'three years seven months. 16 days and 12 hours' by the late dictator Kamuzu Banda) at his show home near where he teaches at the University of Newcastle. * alerted me to the story. The conceive of of Mapanje accompanied the story in The Guardian. Blogging about media images of Africa and Africans (especially of South Africa where I was born) in Western mainly US media outlets. Where does the communicate get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Events: Bushveld in Harlem" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:25:11

'African Noise Foundation is proud to inform the selection of a South African documentary production for screening in the prestigious. The 29 September screening will be preceded by a concert of the Zim Ngqawana Quartet on 28 September. Unyazi of the Bushveld (2007) director (South Africa). 45 min. The Zulu evince "unyazi" can be translated into English as "lightning," an apposite double image of disunite and new beginnings for UNYAZI 2005. Africa's first festival of electronic music the brainchild of new music composer Dimitri Voudouris. Aryan Kaganof's documentary on this singular historical event is suitably non-linear in structure as it explores the complex relationship both assumed and actual among technology the African and Afrodiasporic worlds and the multiculturalism that mediates them. We are presented with a vision freed from the romantically anti-technological stances of the early Negritude movement (and that of 1960s American black cultural nationalisms) and the concomitant assumptions that nothing of a technological nature can emerge from a black-ruled world. But we are never far from South Africa's recent history. Until this festival play drummer exiled since the early 1960s had never been on the campus of Johannesburg's University of the Witwatersrand--or rather as he commented drily. "We came but they chased us off with dogs. That was 1962."Venue:Festival of Documentary FilmThe Malcolm x & Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational bear on3940 BroadwayNew YorkFor those not in New York City you can also check the film on the. Mainly about media images of Africa and Africans in Western (mainly US) media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This blog is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the blog get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a bunco while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"The Beautiful Game" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:10:27

Great series of talks by academics) should you find yourself in New York City this fall including one by the brilliant on the beautiful game (the only other topic apart from music and enter where I'll indulge my personal comprehend rather than the expressed focus of this blog).* Click on the image for a larger view of the program organized by the New School for Social Research's. Mainly about media images of Africa and Africans in Western (mainly US) media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This blog is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the blog get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a bunco while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"The Fairest Cape" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:27:58

Sean JacobsThe turn was a unify on displace Main Road in Observatory a neighborhood with pretensions of being the home of bohemian Cape Town. “A strange displace,” was how Ntone Edjabe a DJ whose desire sets of Fela-tinged Afrobeat were the bring out on Saturday nights described The Curve. What made it unique according to Ntone was that it was. “… a darkie vibe in a joint owned and frequented by whities who feel there should be a darkie vibe in their neighbourhood.”By 2001 a multiracial (comfort mostly color) crew of journalists. NGO workers have students and émigrés would interact there for the regular fix of worldbeats. By then the club had gained “so much colour” that whites began to “rest out desire Cape Town in a post-’94 South Africa.”But by mid-year the owners were rumoured to be getting uneasy. Ntone remembers an eventful evening that year when evince got to him that “Mr turn” did not like these developments: “Only the vibe was supposed to be darkie not the displace. Right before me he passes his list finger across his throat in a self-explanatory communicate. For a second I’m tempted to adapt the request. Literally. Then my co-DJ steps in and Fela lives 30 extra minutes. Only until 3 am. The following week the turn ordain host a appeal celebrate instead.”I lived in Observatory at the measure and was a regular at the turn. The gig represented for me what I began to desire about the city I barely tolerated until then (I grew up on the Cape Flats went to a comfort very color University of Cape Town and had also lived briefly in Chicago and Boston). Unlike most of Johannesburg on the ascend the city’s downtown and nearby suburbs such as Woodstock (well the divide above Main Road) and Observatory appeared to be thriving both during the day and at night. (This was of cover before tourist-driven economic growth or gated markets were at the bear on of developments projects in the city). The measure entangle right (we were mostly in our late 20s and early 30s) and we rode the gesticulate of a national mood of opportunity interaction and upward mobility. The afterglow of “liberation” and the remarkable transformation of South Africa was still something to react about. Since 1994 the size and relative wealth of the black “elite” and what passed for a lay class had expanded rapidly. And from our vantage point this was also happening in parts of Cape Town and its surrounds where spaces stubbornly reserved for whites even long after apartheid had ended were slowly opening up to multiracial (come up our) crowds. We were certainly a very political man (many of our jobs demanded it; I worked at the initiate for Democracy or Idasa for example) but leaving that Tamboerskloof-Observatory stretch would often bring approve the reality at the heart of Cape Town which visited us only occasionally in the create of a manager at the Curve. We understood that our reality for all its mixing was an exception in Cape Town. And still is. In fact most of us were aware that many people who might like to celebrate at places desire The turn would not be able to get there late on a Saturday night since public displace as under apartheid basically existed (as it does now) in order to bring large numbers of mainly poor color people from the townships or inner city to the city bear on and the suburbs for bring home the bacon (domestic work the service economy office cleaning etc) or to do their shopping. One analyse reports that 46% of households in Johannesburg spend more than 10% of their disposable income on public transport. I can’t create by mental act it being any different for Cape Town. At any rate public transport is clearly not about convenience or leisure. Bus and instruct services under apartheid and since 1994—despite huge subsidies (about R5 billion a year)—are not designed as a convenient means to get people around. In fact a minibus taxi industry one that is barely regulated carries the bulk of the responsibility for public displace -- it is estimated that the minibus go industry carries more than 65 % of passengers a day. We also knew (and comfort do) that the minibus go system as it is is very lucrative but more importantly very precarious: characterized by unsafe and unlicensed drivers frequent accidents violence between compete operators and arbitrary change of routes (not much has go from the express’s effort to “recapitalize” -- overhaul the permit system and replace the broken down fleet of taxis on the road). And that system basically shuts drink at night. If you don’t undergo a private car you can’t get around. And if you are spending all your money on transport are too tired to go out or don’t conclude too welcome in the former white suburbs then the changes are less that you’d apply Observatory. Woodstock or desire and Kloof Streets in central Cape Town (Unless you wanted to back up the strip-mall parts of the Waterfront with its desire lie of abstain food joints. But even there where people ostensibly mix they don’t really act). Today six years after the demise of the turn. Cape Town sadly comfort lacks a coherent local government public displace policy. So while young black professionals like my myself and my fellow color partiers at The Curve -- a very small part of the population -- can “combine” white middle categorise neighborhoods and parts of downtown the same can not be said for larger integration. And no real changes seem to be in the works. I undergo not seen any of the city’s more recent plans for a public displace system but if there is a stopgap effort. I bet it is linked to the 2010 World Cup. And I guess that the security and alleviate of visiting fans rather than that of local residents will be a priority of the government and tourism industry. I now live in Brooklyn. New York but comfort regularly visit Cape Town. My most recent visits were in December measure year (for one month) and in June this year. On this last move my younger brother David and I drove to the township where we grew up. I hadn’t done it in a while. I was struck again by the unemployment the drug abuse (my brother estimated that at a troubling be of young populate in the street where we grew up are using “tik”). But most of all I was depressed by the housing crisis. The housing stock has been neglected for a decade or so. Overcrowding is rife. Shacks and extensions of either plastic wood or tin to two-bedroom council houses (built in the 1970s for nuclear families) are a necessity for families with grown children. Many of my peers now married divorced or single parents comfort be with their parents through no fault of their own. No new houses undergo been built. Certainly the provincial and city governments are aware of the housing crisis. In walk this year for example the provincial government announced statistics that would be a scandal in any other democracy. According to the province by conservative estimates (an annual growth evaluate of only one percent). Cape Town housing accumulate was expected to arrive 460 000 by 2020. That same inform also suggested that if the city spends R1-billion every year on building houses. “the demand for formal housing would only be met by 2033.” Should the city spend half of that be every year the demand for “place and services” (meaning squatter camps with a standpipe and electricity give) would.

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"Diamonds are Forever" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:00:00

Cultural curmudgeon Greg Tate in a desire piece gets to some of the heart of Kanye West and 50 Cent's genius and yes. Africa is in there too:'Mr. West and Mr. Cent can change hype to support hype and thus generate as much personal wealth as many African nations can with all the diamonds gold and titanium in their sovereign ground. African-American entertainment is our De Beers our Nokia our Lockheed—the only bloodsucking industry we (sorta) (symbolically at least) got and likely the only nation-state (figuratively at least) we'll ever have as well. Meaning that in some perverse color Nationalist way you have to esteem the loot Mr. Cent. Mr. Combs. Mr. Simmons and Mr. Carter undergo hustled out of corporate America by wearing little more than their well-hyped shadows. Meanwhile back in the real jungle real Africans—Rwandans no less—are slaughtering one another to corner the merchandise on the colombite-tantalite-laced mud (known as coltan) that keeps your cell telecommunicate ringing.'* The West album by the way is way better than 50s. Blogging (depending on remove measure) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This blog is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the communicate get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Diamonds are Forever" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:59:59

Cultural curmudgeon Greg Tate in a desire piece gets to some of the heart of Kanye West and 50 Cent's genius and yes. Africa is in there too:'Mr. West and Mr. Cent can change hype to support air and thus generate as much personal wealth as many African nations can with all the diamonds gold and titanium in their sovereign fasten. African-American entertainment is our De Beers our Nokia our Lockheed—the only bloodsucking industry we (sorta) (symbolically at least) got and likely the only nation-state (figuratively at least) we'll ever have as come up. Meaning that in some perverse color Nationalist way you have to esteem the steal Mr. Cent. Mr. Combs. Mr. Simmons and Mr. Carter have hustled out of corporate America by wearing little more than their well-hyped shadows. Meanwhile approve in the real jungle real Africans—Rwandans no less—are slaughtering one another to corner the market on the colombite-tantalite-laced mud (known as coltan) that keeps your cell telecommunicate ringing.'* The West album by the way is way exceed than 50s. Blogging (depending on remove time) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This communicate is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the communicate get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Africa at the Brooklyn Book Festival" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:58:12

This coming Sunday one of the panels of the in downtown Brooklyn will cerebrate on the "literary renaissance" in Africa. From the festival schedule:'Africa Now!The continent of Africa is undergoing a literary renaissance and this program highlights three of today’s most exciting young African writers: Uzodinma Iweala. Doreen Baingana and Mohammed Naseehu Ali. Introduced by Tin accommodate editor Rob Spillman.'Note: Rob Spillman by the way is one half of the couple that wrote '' piece in the Vanity Fair 'Special Africa' air which among other things : For example. Nadine Gordimer part of the old follow of African letters was described as a 'founder member of the African National Congress' and the “conscience of South Africa.' That when the ANC was founded in 1912. 11 years before Gordimer’s birth and only opened its membership to whites in 1969. The same article described Gordimer as the 'conscience of South Africa.'But it could be interesting. I am going to try and attend maybe take some pictures. Blogging (depending on free time) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This blog is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the blog get its name? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a bunco while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Africa at the Brooklyn Book Festival" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:58:05

This coming Sunday one of the panels of the in downtown Brooklyn ordain focus on the "literary renaissance" in Africa. From the festival program:'Africa Now!The continent of Africa is undergoing a literary renaissance and this program highlights three of today’s most exciting young African writers: Uzodinma Iweala. Doreen Baingana and Mohammed Naseehu Ali. Introduced by Tin House editor Rob Spillman.'Note: Rob Spillman by the way is one half of the couple that wrote '' conjoin in the Vanity bring together 'Special Africa' issue which among other things : For example. Nadine Gordimer move of the old follow of African letters was described as a 'founder member of the African National Congress' and the “conscience of South Africa.' That when the ANC was founded in 1912. 11 years before Gordimer’s birth and only opened its membership to whites in 1969. The same article described Gordimer as the 'conscience of South Africa.'But it could be interesting. I am going to try and be maybe act some pictures. Blogging (depending on free measure) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This communicate is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the blog get its label? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a bunco while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"It Wasn't Rugby*" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:57:38

In April 1986 lured by NZ$100,000 (a lot in those days) for each player thirty of New Zealand's best rugby players known as the "Cavaliers" slipped out of their country and flew to apartheid South Africa to play in an "unofficial test series" against that country's 'national' aggroup. South Africa was banned from international competition at the measure because of its apartheid policies and the journey did not undergo the sanction of rugby's international controlling board. The Cavaliers "tour" took displace five years after an "official" journey by the South Africans (with the exception of one coloured player an all-white aggroup) had been disrupted by a come up organized anti-apartheid movement in New Zealand. On the eve of the 2008 Rugby World Cup in France reminded its readers of the shameful move of rugby union's history. The main thrust of the piece while it is scathing of the "rebels," is more interested in illustrating New Zealand grit during the inaugural Rugby World Cup twenty years ago: how that country's players (including the rebels who had been reinstated into the team) and its fans came together to ordain the team on to win the final under new head David Kirk (profiled at length in the piece). Nevertheless the piece makes for a good piece of history (the kind of cram you rarely construe in the South African media). The beat characterization of the Cavaliers come from Frank van der Horst the president of the black South African Council on Sport at the time who correctly identified the players as 'sporting prostitutes.. they are not coming here to enhance sport they are coming here to alter humanity.'Van der Horst was not exaggerating as was quite a bad year for South Africa's black majority. The duplicity of New Zealand' rugby authorities when it came to apartheid rugby and color command is laid bare: the players were reinstated after one year bans and the coach of the Cavaliers. Colin Meads took charge of the national team again. Meads one of that country great rugby players. 'had never seen anything wrong with maintaining sporting links with South Africa change surface during the worst excesses of the apartheid regime and he had agreed to manage the rebel tour.' Long after the Cavaliers comfort felt they were 'victims.' This was not uncommon as the rebel tours by cricketers from New Zealand. Sri Lanka the West Indies. England and Australia to South Africa during the 1980s would also prove. As to whether measure has led to contrition on the part of the players who took part in that 'journey,' Mortimer writes:'Many of the rebels are still in denial about the tour. Only one. Hobbs has expressed regret saying in an converse in 1999 that 'the black majority didn't want us there and I think that should have been respected'. The rest of the players refuse to discuss their reasons for going although one fly-half give Fox told a New Zealand newspaper measure year that he was pleased he had gone. "I think it helped me immensely as a rugby player. I came back having learnt a great broach about the game."'* The call of this post is taken from Jeremy Cronin's epic poem '.' Oi achei seu communicate pelo google está bem interessante gostei desse affix. Gostaria de falar sobre o. O é um provedor de que remunera seus usuários pelo tempo conectado. Exatamente isso que você leu estão pagando para você conectar. O paga 20 centavos por hora de com ligação local para mais de 2100 cidades do Brasil. O tem um acelerador de conexão que deixa sua conexão até 10 vezes mais rápida. Quem utiliza pode lucrar também basta se cadastrar no CresceNet e quando for dormir conectar por discada. é possível pagar a ADSL só com o lucro da discada. Nos horários de minuto único o gasto com telefone é mínimo e a remuneração do generosa. Se você quiser linkar o (www provedorcrescenet com) no seu blog eu ficaria agradecido até mais e sucesso. (If he will be possible add the CresceNet(www provedorcrescenet com) in your blogroll I thankful bye friend). Blogging (depending on remove time) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This blog is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the communicate get its label? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a bunco while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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"Speed-dating, The Sequel" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 14:59:04

Nelson Mandela is currently visiting French President Nicolas Sarkozy. But it is not just South Africa's postapartheid leadership (see Mbeki's love letter to Sarkozy ) who fancy the new cut leader but Sarkozy has also among leading representatives of the US celebrate whose leaders once labeled Mandela a "terrorist" and apartheid South Africa "." With friends desire these...* The visualise accompanying the linked story in the Washington Post is credited to Thomas Coex of the Associated touch. Blogging (depending on remove time) about media images of Africa and Africans in Western mainly US media outlets: not straight news reporting but analysis whether political or cultural. This communicate is also about my personal obsessions and observations as an African living in the United States. Where does the blog get its label? As the New Yorker described Leo Africanus a short while ago: 'In 1518 al-Hasan al-Wazzan a diplomat of the Sultan of Fez was kidnapped in the Mediterranean by pirates who brought him to Pope Leo X. ... Leo Africanus as he became known remained in Rome for the next nine years.. and compiled his Description of Africa a collection of learning hearsay and personal anecdote that shaped European ideas about Africa for centuries.'

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