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The world according to Fannie Davis : my mother's life in the Detroit numbers
An homage to the author's mother relates how she cleverly played Detroit's illegal lottery in the 1970s to support the family while creating a loving, joyful home and mothering her children to the highest standards.
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Media Release: Australian Financial Security Authority
Dee Why resident Bridgett McElwaine was sentenced in the Downing Centre Local Court on 12 May 2015 after pleading guilty to an offence against the Bankruptcy Act. Ms McElwaine filed for voluntary bankruptcy in October 2012 with debts of $438,000 mostly from the use of 22 credit cards. Before her bankruptcy, Ms McElwaine had received proceeds of more than $137,000 after selling her property in Frenchs Forest, NSW.
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Mightier than the sword: The power of the written word
[...]I happened to attend a book signing at Melba's Po Boys here in New Orleans as part of their 'Eat and Read' initiative, and the concept behind this model is that the owner of the shop is also a Harvard Divinity School graduate who believes part of her mission and life's vocation is to put books in the hands of people who live in communities that might not have a bookstore or library near to hand. How might Christian communities be places that encourage the life of the mind in service to God, the beauty and transformational power of the written word, and how might Christian communities encourage the lifelong habit and joy of reading books for the transformation of the world? BRIDGETT: Human flourishing through literacy also aids in our flourishing as society and as participants in God's kingdom - a relational, spatial, political and spiritual realm of God's justice and liberation against oppression, destruction and death. For people of faith, the life of the mind is only as good as the life of the body and soul.
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Botswana export body, Chinese international trade council sign deal
Botswana-China relations are expected to be further cemented with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Botswana Export Development and Investment Authority (BEDIA) and China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) as the local private sector looks towards conducting business with advanced economies. \"Currently, there are 24 Chinese construction companies involved in major government projects at an estimated total cost of P20 [Pula] billion. \"Bokamoso Private Hospital, Sir Seretse Khama Airport expansion Project and the Lobatse stadium are some of the multi-million Pula institutions that were built by Chinese companies operating here in Botswana,\" he said.
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Toledo woman pleads not guilty
Ms. White told police she grabbed [Aaliyah] to punish her during a tantrum. She then blacked out and could not recall what happened because of her own drug use, according to court documents. Preliminary autopsy findings show the child suffered multiple blunt-force injuries, burns, and signs of malnourishment and neglect. The cause of death is pending determination, according to the Lucas County Coroner's Office.
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IOWA UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICES DIVISION ISSUES DECISION ON APPEAL REGARDING BRIDGETT A. DECOTEAU V. CHARITON RESIDENTIAL
Duration of benefits. The maximum total amount of benefits payable to an eligible individual during a benefit year shall not exceed the total of the wage credits accrued to the individual's account during the individual's base period, or twenty-six times the individual's weekly benefit amount, whichever is the lesser. The director shall maintain a separate account for each individual who earns wages in insured work.
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Alameda gateway's shipping container project OK'd
\"We believe it's an incredibly innovative and, if I may be so bold, cutting-edge design,\" said Robb Ratto, executive director of the Park Street Business Association. \"We think it's a terrific project. We think it's something that will get people talking.\" \"It's not welcoming. It's not truly attractive,\" Alameda resident Reyla Graber told the Planning Board on Monday. \"I want visitors to see something when they enter Alameda that hints at the charms of when they go up Park Street.\" \"People are going to come over the bridge, and I don't know whether they will laugh or cry,\" [Janet Gibson] said. \"It just isn't appropriate.\"
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Missing Sculpture Recovered
Tracy Penfield, founder of SafeArt, wrote in an email that the metal sculptor, Phil Thorne, who initially cut the statue's two halves out of aluminum, will reevaluate her to see what needs to be repaired. And when [Kristy] is reinstalled, SafeArt is not taking any chances.
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Mountaineer Montessori Schools adds faculty members
Bridgett Steveson has been appointed lead guide for the middle school program. A graduate of Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington, Steveson joins MMS after leading environmental education programs at the Agulhas National Park in South Africa and at Nature's Classroom Institute and Montessori School campuses in Texas and Wisconsin. She completed the AMI Montessori Introduction to Adolescent Studies program.
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