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Quaker/Philosophy: January 2011

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What does it mean to be a Philosopher and a Friend? Monday, January 24, 2011. A Short History of the Protestant Reformation. Faith is believing what I called the tricky part. How do we know this is true? It is true because this is what Paul says in his epistles, chiefly Romans. Now Christians had read Paul for fifteen centuries before Luther picked him up and nobody ever found this doctrine in Paul before. How do we know this is what Paul meant? Saturday, January 22, 2011. Focus in the Classroom.

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Quaker/Philosophy: Visualizing a Healthy Planet

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What does it mean to be a Philosopher and a Friend? Wednesday, February 9, 2011. Visualizing a Healthy Planet. The prophets of Israel looked and saw a spiritual picture of how God’s world could and would be. They visualized “every man neath his vine and fig tree” beating swords into ploughshares. Faith and hope tap into the power of God and make visions real. Hey, nice post. I used to go to a quaker school. It was a nice read :). December 25, 2011 at 1:12 AM. Thank you for your contribution!

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geoff in kenya: July 2009

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Friday, July 24, 2009. After 2 months here I have experienced some interesting things in Tanzania. At first these seemed very strange but now, after some time, I have grown quite accustomed to them. A duka (shop) that sells only oranges and rebarr. Everyone knowing only 3 phrases of English:. Getting proposed to by a woman or (if a man) on behalf of their sisters. Leaving f...

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geoff in kenya: March 2012

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Monday, March 12, 2012. A more personal update. Most of my post have been somewhat thematic, I guess I haven't talked much about day to day activities and how my life is in Kenya. One question I often get from Kenyans is, "How do you see Kenya? Here is a short jumbled response. To keep in touch with friends here, visit old friends in Tanzania and maybe tour Ethiopia. Whenev...

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geoff in kenya: June 2009

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Sunday, June 28, 2009. Leaving Dar es Salaam. Tomorrow (monday) I will be leaving for Mwanza, up North towards Lake Victoria. I am not sure what my access to internet will be out there, but I will do my best to keep in touch.]. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. This past Saturday (June 20) was World Refugee Day. I was told how the Somalian refugees, centuries ago, were removed from t...

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Moving to Edmonton? - Heather & Dennis Faulkner

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Dennis and Heather Faulkner. Heather and Dennis Faulkner. 201, 5607 199 St NW. Edmonton, AB T6M 0M8. Phone: 780.951.3361. Mobile: 780.710.7232. Email Heather and Dennis. Is the Capital of Alberta with a population of just over a million people in the greater Edmonton area and over 782,000 in the city itself! Edmonton is the northernmost city with a population over 1 million. Edmonton features the longest stretch of urban parkland. The North Saskatchewan River. Weather wise, Edmonton typically has warm su...

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geoff in kenya: August 2009

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Tuesday, August 18, 2009. Here are some pictures from Sengerema since I am to tired to write anything interesting. Tuesday, August 11, 2009. Over the past few days I have tried to measure the amount of water I used each day. My averages (ommitting washing clohtes) per day is:. Washing Hands: 2.5L. TOTAL = about 25L per day. Something to think about. Monday, August 3, 2009.

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geoff in kenya: A more personal update

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Monday, March 12, 2012. A more personal update. Most of my post have been somewhat thematic, I guess I haven't talked much about day to day activities and how my life is in Kenya. One question I often get from Kenyans is, "How do you see Kenya? Here is a short jumbled response. To keep in touch with friends here, visit old friends in Tanzania and maybe tour Ethiopia. Whenev...

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geoff in kenya: February 2012

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Tuesday, February 14, 2012. UN: 'Famine has Ended'. About a week ago the United Nations declared the famine in the Horn of Africa was ‘ over. 8217; They were implying that the short rains from November-December had returned to non-emergency levels producing new harvest for many. In fact that has, in some cases, become the new normal. The nobel peace prize economist, Ama.

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geoff in kenya: December 2011

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Sharing my experiences and reflections on my internships, research projects and now work in East Africa to anyone willing to listen. Sunday, December 18, 2011. Belated Update, from Canada. I realize it has been a whole month since my last update. It has been a mix of business, laziness, rest and work. View over Nyukambani area and Kisayani. Significant progress on the new project at the Spring. Visiting Sipi Falls in Uganda. And hiking through wildlife parks. Drenched at the bottom of the falls.