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Yesterday, 50 years ago, I was forced to leave everything I had ever known behind. In the dark haze of the morning, my family and I fled as everything around us crumbled. Saigon had fallen, and so had the lives my family had built for us. Fortunate to be embraced by American kindness and opportunity, I earned my place as an American and Texan. Ever since arriving in this great state so many years ago, I never took for granted this blessing of freedom, opportunity, and compassion. From my first job in the United States as a busboy to being a member of the greatest state legislature in the nation, I serve, I speak, I fight for freedom and opportunity because it is never guaranteed. I commit to the values of this state and nation for my family, for my lost land, for my children and yours, and to always be that light in the darkness that is communism. #txlege
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Yesterday, 50 years ago, I was forced to leave everything I had ever known behind. In the dark haze of the morning, my family and I fled as everything around us crumbled. Saigon had fallen, and so had the lives my family had built for us. Fortunate to be embraced by American kindness and opportunity, I earned my place as an American and Texan. Ever since arriving in this great state so many years ago, I never took for granted this blessing of freedom, opportunity, and compassion. From my first job in the United States as a busboy to being a member of the greatest state legislature in the nation, I serve, I speak, I fight for freedom and opportunity because it is never guaranteed. I commit to the values of this state and nation for my family, for my lost land, for my children and yours, and to always be that light in the darkness that is communism. #txlege

Rep.Hubert Vo

29,563 次观看 • 1 年前

.President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks at the state banquet dinner at the Great Hall of the People: "It was a fantastic day, and in particular, I want to thank President Xi, my friend, for this magnificent welcome... and for so graciously hosting us on this very historic state visit."
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.President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks at the state banquet dinner at the Great Hall of the People: "It was a fantastic day, and in particular, I want to thank President Xi, my friend, for this magnificent welcome... and for so graciously hosting us on this very historic state visit."

Rapid Response 47

252,327 次观看 • 3 个月前

The University as a Joke: My UNIABUJA UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA Experience When the Students’ Union Government of the University of Abuja, led by Comrade Yusuf Tobi Jamiu, invited me for an interactive session with students, I was skeptical. Given the recent decline in the courage and independence of students’ unions across Nigeria, I didn’t expect much. Still, I decided to give it a try. I came straight from Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to the University. An advance team already on the ground hinted that something was off; they couldn’t locate the Students’ Union President on time, and the hall reserved for the event looked deserted. Soon after, one of them informed me that the university authorities had cancelled the program. Not long after, Comrade Jamiu himself reached out to say the event would still hold. So, I headed to the university gate. There, I was stopped by campus security, who bluntly told me the management had declared my visit “unacceptable.” They claimed the Students’ Union had no permission to host me on campus. I alighted from the vehicle and sat on a dilapidated chair by the gate, refusing to leave immediately a silent protest. As I sat there, I witnessed a scene that summed up the death of our university system, a female student was barred from entering the campus for “improper dressing.” When I asked if the university bought clothes for its students, the confused security men eventually allowed her in, perhaps to avoid a scene. Moments later, Comrade Jamiu arrived to apologise, visibly helpless. I couldn’t help but wonder whether he had been elected to lead or to kneel, to represent the students or to appease the school authorities. After a brief conversation, I left saddened but not surprised. What I saw at the University of Abuja was not an institution of learning, but a graveyard of courage and ideas. Our universities are dying — not for lack of resources, but for lack of integrity, independence, and freedom. Nigerian universities are dead. What remains is the struggle to resurrect them.
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The University as a Joke: My UNIABUJA UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA Experience When the Students’ Union Government of the University of Abuja, led by Comrade Yusuf Tobi Jamiu, invited me for an interactive session with students, I was skeptical. Given the recent decline in the courage and independence of students’ unions across Nigeria, I didn’t expect much. Still, I decided to give it a try. I came straight from Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to the University. An advance team already on the ground hinted that something was off; they couldn’t locate the Students’ Union President on time, and the hall reserved for the event looked deserted. Soon after, one of them informed me that the university authorities had cancelled the program. Not long after, Comrade Jamiu himself reached out to say the event would still hold. So, I headed to the university gate. There, I was stopped by campus security, who bluntly told me the management had declared my visit “unacceptable.” They claimed the Students’ Union had no permission to host me on campus. I alighted from the vehicle and sat on a dilapidated chair by the gate, refusing to leave immediately a silent protest. As I sat there, I witnessed a scene that summed up the death of our university system, a female student was barred from entering the campus for “improper dressing.” When I asked if the university bought clothes for its students, the confused security men eventually allowed her in, perhaps to avoid a scene. Moments later, Comrade Jamiu arrived to apologise, visibly helpless. I couldn’t help but wonder whether he had been elected to lead or to kneel, to represent the students or to appease the school authorities. After a brief conversation, I left saddened but not surprised. What I saw at the University of Abuja was not an institution of learning, but a graveyard of courage and ideas. Our universities are dying — not for lack of resources, but for lack of integrity, independence, and freedom. Nigerian universities are dead. What remains is the struggle to resurrect them.

Omoyele Sowore

99,732 次观看 • 9 个月前

▪️It is for the first time in the history of the State and country that Kisan leaders were called for talks by the State and Central govt and then lathi charged and arrested. ▪️The AAP govt has gone back on its commitment to engage with the farmers to find a resolution to their grievances. ▪️The high handedness against farmers has occurred because the State has been overtaken by Arvind Kejriwal and the latter’s cronies. ▪️I appeal to Akali workers to fight this suppression and stand in solidarity with the Annadaata.
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▪️It is for the first time in the history of the State and country that Kisan leaders were called for talks by the State and Central govt and then lathi charged and arrested. ▪️The AAP govt has gone back on its commitment to engage with the farmers to find a resolution to their grievances. ▪️The high handedness against farmers has occurred because the State has been overtaken by Arvind Kejriwal and the latter’s cronies. ▪️I appeal to Akali workers to fight this suppression and stand in solidarity with the Annadaata.

Sukhbir Singh Badal

48,962 次观看 • 1 年前

There are 362 NCAA Division I head men’s basketball coaching positions in the country. I don’t take for granted how fortunate I am to be offered the opportunity to lead one of these programs, specifically, Houston Christian University (HCU). First, I want to thank the Lord for this opportunity. I want to thank HCU President Dr. Sloan, Director of Athletics Steve Moniaci, Deputy Athletic Director Stan Williamson, and James and Ann Bryant. All five of you have played a vital role in allowing my family the opportunity to move to Houston to join your prestigious institution. Thanks for your belief in me and our vision to reimagine and reinvigorate the men’s basketball program. I would like to thank and honor Coach Ron Cottrell and his coaching staffs who spent the last 33 years leading the HCU basketball program. This includes long-time assistants Steven Key and Jud Kinne as well as many other assistants. Ron and his staff dominated the NAIA and Red River Conference days of the 90’s and early 2000’s. They fearlessly led the program back to the NCAA Division I level, through the probationary period, to the Great West Conference, and to the Southland Conference. It is a privilege to follow Coach Cottrell and build on his body of work. I am grateful for the previous colleges and universities who afforded me the opportunity to lead their programs. Rock Valley College, Graceland University, and most recently and for the last six years, Emporia State University. I will be posting an in-depth message thanking some specific people who changed my life from Emporia State in the coming days. In the meantime, I want to express my gratitude for your support and love during our ESU tenure. The Emporia community is incredible. Alexys and I not only raised our four children in the community but we also watched your children grow, too. It was a special time in our family’s life. Thanks to my wife and children, my parents, my assistants, and our former student-athletes. College athletics is all about people and creating value for each other. Thanks for partnering with me each day as we pressed forward to make degree progress, impact our community, and win games and championships. The work continues with great excitement for the future at Houston Christian University. As George Strait famously sings, “Take me to Texas.” Proverbs 19:21
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There are 362 NCAA Division I head men’s basketball coaching positions in the country. I don’t take for granted how fortunate I am to be offered the opportunity to lead one of these programs, specifically, Houston Christian University (HCU). First, I want to thank the Lord for this opportunity. I want to thank HCU President Dr. Sloan, Director of Athletics Steve Moniaci, Deputy Athletic Director Stan Williamson, and James and Ann Bryant. All five of you have played a vital role in allowing my family the opportunity to move to Houston to join your prestigious institution. Thanks for your belief in me and our vision to reimagine and reinvigorate the men’s basketball program. I would like to thank and honor Coach Ron Cottrell and his coaching staffs who spent the last 33 years leading the HCU basketball program. This includes long-time assistants Steven Key and Jud Kinne as well as many other assistants. Ron and his staff dominated the NAIA and Red River Conference days of the 90’s and early 2000’s. They fearlessly led the program back to the NCAA Division I level, through the probationary period, to the Great West Conference, and to the Southland Conference. It is a privilege to follow Coach Cottrell and build on his body of work. I am grateful for the previous colleges and universities who afforded me the opportunity to lead their programs. Rock Valley College, Graceland University, and most recently and for the last six years, Emporia State University. I will be posting an in-depth message thanking some specific people who changed my life from Emporia State in the coming days. In the meantime, I want to express my gratitude for your support and love during our ESU tenure. The Emporia community is incredible. Alexys and I not only raised our four children in the community but we also watched your children grow, too. It was a special time in our family’s life. Thanks to my wife and children, my parents, my assistants, and our former student-athletes. College athletics is all about people and creating value for each other. Thanks for partnering with me each day as we pressed forward to make degree progress, impact our community, and win games and championships. The work continues with great excitement for the future at Houston Christian University. As George Strait famously sings, “Take me to Texas.” Proverbs 19:21

Craig Doty

203,052 次观看 • 2 年前

Today, I thank God Almighty for His grace and mercy in validating my victory in the March 8, 2023 elections by the Supreme Court. The people of Plateau State freely gave me their mandate and I will not let them down. I also thank the Supreme Court of Nigeria for upholding the rule of law and the will of the people. Their Lordships have shown courage and integrity in delivering justice to the ordinary man in Nigeria. I appreciate Mr President for his democratic leadership and his respect for the judiciary. He has proven that he is a true statesman and a champion of the people's votes. I am grateful to the people of Plateau State for their unwavering support and trust. I also thank Nigerians and the international community for their solidarity and encouragement. Together, we will build a better Plateau State and a stronger Nigeria. To God alone be all the glory.
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Today, I thank God Almighty for His grace and mercy in validating my victory in the March 8, 2023 elections by the Supreme Court. The people of Plateau State freely gave me their mandate and I will not let them down. I also thank the Supreme Court of Nigeria for upholding the rule of law and the will of the people. Their Lordships have shown courage and integrity in delivering justice to the ordinary man in Nigeria. I appreciate Mr President for his democratic leadership and his respect for the judiciary. He has proven that he is a true statesman and a champion of the people's votes. I am grateful to the people of Plateau State for their unwavering support and trust. I also thank Nigerians and the international community for their solidarity and encouragement. Together, we will build a better Plateau State and a stronger Nigeria. To God alone be all the glory.

Caleb Mutfwang

93,369 次观看 • 2 年前

Students of the University of Lagos who were on campus between 1993 and 1994 can bear witness to this. One of the earliest lessons I learned in life is that the struggle for justice and the defense of the oppressed are often thankless. That is the burden of leadership. In 1993, when cult violence had placed the University of Lagos under siege, cult groups had effectively taken over the campus. The university authorities were complicit, and many of the attacks were coordinated with the active involvement of the university administration and the then Commissioner of Police, James Danbaba. A few student leaders and I made a decision that we would confront cultism head-on, regardless of the personal cost. For that decision, I was brutally beaten, injected with unknown substances, humiliated, and left at the brink of death. But the deepest wound was never the physical abuse. It was the ingratitude and disappointment from the very students whose lives we were risking everything to protect. At one point, I wrestled a live grenade from a student who intended to detonate it on campus. While many stood frozen in fear, I was prepared to lose my own life if that was what it took to save thousands of other students. I do not recount these experiences to seek sympathy or applause. I say them because they define what leadership truly means. Leadership is sacrifice. Leadership is standing for what is right when it is dangerous, unpopular, or unappreciated. Leadership is remaining committed to justice even when those you fight for do not understand the price you are paying. My fight to liberate Nigeria did not begin today. It is a commitment I made decades ago, and one I have never and will never abandoned! #RevolutionNow #Sowore2027 #SoworeForPresident
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Students of the University of Lagos who were on campus between 1993 and 1994 can bear witness to this. One of the earliest lessons I learned in life is that the struggle for justice and the defense of the oppressed are often thankless. That is the burden of leadership. In 1993, when cult violence had placed the University of Lagos under siege, cult groups had effectively taken over the campus. The university authorities were complicit, and many of the attacks were coordinated with the active involvement of the university administration and the then Commissioner of Police, James Danbaba. A few student leaders and I made a decision that we would confront cultism head-on, regardless of the personal cost. For that decision, I was brutally beaten, injected with unknown substances, humiliated, and left at the brink of death. But the deepest wound was never the physical abuse. It was the ingratitude and disappointment from the very students whose lives we were risking everything to protect. At one point, I wrestled a live grenade from a student who intended to detonate it on campus. While many stood frozen in fear, I was prepared to lose my own life if that was what it took to save thousands of other students. I do not recount these experiences to seek sympathy or applause. I say them because they define what leadership truly means. Leadership is sacrifice. Leadership is standing for what is right when it is dangerous, unpopular, or unappreciated. Leadership is remaining committed to justice even when those you fight for do not understand the price you are paying. My fight to liberate Nigeria did not begin today. It is a commitment I made decades ago, and one I have never and will never abandoned! #RevolutionNow #Sowore2027 #SoworeForPresident

Omoyele Sowore

39,587 次观看 • 1 个月前

To my family, my friends & fellow 🇳🇱 citizens The Netherlands Institute for Human Rights ruled that the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) discriminated against me because of my political beliefs. I respect the decision. Almost two years later, I am still excluded. My situation has not been fixed. That is very hard for me to understand. I never wanted to share this story. I speak four languages, I have a master’s degree in International Relations and Security, and I simply wanted to participate in the Dutch society & use my knowledge and life experience to help a better & safer Netherlands. Finding out that I was judged not by my skills, but by who I am, hurt me deeply. At the same time, it gave me a fire inside that will never go out. I belong to the Kurdish-Yezidi community, one of the most persecuted ethnic and religious minorities in the world. I never expected this to happen to me in the Netherlands, especially by the government itself. While many people my age are building their future, I have spent almost two years fighting the third largest ministry in the Netherlands: the Ministry of Justice and Security. I did not choose this. But the Netherlands is a democratic country governed by the rule of law. That is why I am taking the Dutch State to court in The Hague. Not only for myself, but for everyone who wants to be judged by their qualities, not by their political identity. Thank you.
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To my family, my friends & fellow 🇳🇱 citizens The Netherlands Institute for Human Rights ruled that the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) discriminated against me because of my political beliefs. I respect the decision. Almost two years later, I am still excluded. My situation has not been fixed. That is very hard for me to understand. I never wanted to share this story. I speak four languages, I have a master’s degree in International Relations and Security, and I simply wanted to participate in the Dutch society & use my knowledge and life experience to help a better & safer Netherlands. Finding out that I was judged not by my skills, but by who I am, hurt me deeply. At the same time, it gave me a fire inside that will never go out. I belong to the Kurdish-Yezidi community, one of the most persecuted ethnic and religious minorities in the world. I never expected this to happen to me in the Netherlands, especially by the government itself. While many people my age are building their future, I have spent almost two years fighting the third largest ministry in the Netherlands: the Ministry of Justice and Security. I did not choose this. But the Netherlands is a democratic country governed by the rule of law. That is why I am taking the Dutch State to court in The Hague. Not only for myself, but for everyone who wants to be judged by their qualities, not by their political identity. Thank you.

Wahhab 🇳🇱 وَهّاب

47,474 次观看 • 1 个月前

I am very grateful to the good people of Ondo State for the warm reception accorded me at the Akure Airport yesterday, as I arrived the State from, Abuja. It was a great honour and a heartwarming moment I do not take for granted. This is a humbling recognition and appreciation of my stewardship over the years, a pointer to what we set to achieve together in the days ahead and the shared vision for the future. Thank you all.
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I am very grateful to the good people of Ondo State for the warm reception accorded me at the Akure Airport yesterday, as I arrived the State from, Abuja. It was a great honour and a heartwarming moment I do not take for granted. This is a humbling recognition and appreciation of my stewardship over the years, a pointer to what we set to achieve together in the days ahead and the shared vision for the future. Thank you all.

Wale Akinterinwa

108,814 次观看 • 2 年前

THIS JUST IN! 🎥 Yesterday, our long-time colleague, Prof. Hasan Jeffries (Hasan Kwame Jeffries) of Ohio State University, spoke at a rally of over 1,000 students to denounce SB1. In an era of deep censorship and repression, we SNCC veterans are re-energized by the many students and educators standing up for justice. SB1 is a dangerous bill that seeks to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in higher education, silencing voices and erasing fact-based history. But OSU students and faculty aren’t backing down. We are extremely proud of those continuing the legacy of resistance. From the frontlines of the Civil Rights Movement to today’s fight for equity in education, the struggle continues.
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THIS JUST IN! 🎥 Yesterday, our long-time colleague, Prof. Hasan Jeffries (Hasan Kwame Jeffries) of Ohio State University, spoke at a rally of over 1,000 students to denounce SB1. In an era of deep censorship and repression, we SNCC veterans are re-energized by the many students and educators standing up for justice. SB1 is a dangerous bill that seeks to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in higher education, silencing voices and erasing fact-based history. But OSU students and faculty aren’t backing down. We are extremely proud of those continuing the legacy of resistance. From the frontlines of the Civil Rights Movement to today’s fight for equity in education, the struggle continues.

The SNCC Legacy Project

18,786 次观看 • 1 年前

Yesterday, I appointed Ivy Lee as the inaugural Director of the Office of Victim and Witness Rights. The formation of this new department signals a major step forward for victims, advocates, and survivors. It strengthens our pursuit of justice and transparency for victims who often feel ignored in the criminal justice process, serving as both a safety net and an accountability partner for the City. Thank you to Supervisor Catherine Stefani for spearheading the creation of this office and all those committed to making it a success. As we work to ensure that victims and witnesses of crime receive the comprehensive support they deserve, I am confident Ivy’s extensive experience in civil rights law and her commitment to justice will carry this department and our policies forward. Let’s continue our commitment to safety, justice, and healing for all San Franciscans together.
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Yesterday, I appointed Ivy Lee as the inaugural Director of the Office of Victim and Witness Rights. The formation of this new department signals a major step forward for victims, advocates, and survivors. It strengthens our pursuit of justice and transparency for victims who often feel ignored in the criminal justice process, serving as both a safety net and an accountability partner for the City. Thank you to Supervisor Catherine Stefani for spearheading the creation of this office and all those committed to making it a success. As we work to ensure that victims and witnesses of crime receive the comprehensive support they deserve, I am confident Ivy’s extensive experience in civil rights law and her commitment to justice will carry this department and our policies forward. Let’s continue our commitment to safety, justice, and healing for all San Franciscans together.

London Breed

29,291 次观看 • 2 年前

Yesterday, I spent an uplifting morning at Aburi Girls’ Senior High School, where I was the guest of honour for the commissioning of their newly renovated dining hall and kitchen. This initiative was sponsored by the AOGA 1999 year group. In her welcome address, the headmistress, Mrs. Wilhelmina Obuobisa- Atakora, thanked me for my presence. I assured her that the honour was mutual, because Aburi Girls was my first school visit as Vice President. Also, Aburi was once home for me: I was in Aburi Presbyterian Demonstration Girls’ Boarding School before going to secondary school. I commended the old girls for their contributions to the school and encouraged the young girls to dream big, work hard, and look to God. Rev. E.A Asiedu, the Presbytery Chairperson, highlighted our government’s longstanding commitment to quality education by recalling the provision of a science laboratory, a school bus, and other projects when I was the Minister for Education. The President of the 1999 AOGA year group, Mrs. Emelia Sackey, explained to the students that the renovated building is a testament to what women can achieve together. Also at the ceremony were the AOGA Global President, Prof. Koryoe Anim- Bright, the MP for Akuapem South, Hon. Lawrencia Dziwornu, and constituency executives. After we cut the tape and inspected the renovated buildings, I made a contribution towards the legacy project. Thank you to the administration and staff, the students, and my fellow teachers for the invitation.
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Yesterday, I spent an uplifting morning at Aburi Girls’ Senior High School, where I was the guest of honour for the commissioning of their newly renovated dining hall and kitchen. This initiative was sponsored by the AOGA 1999 year group. In her welcome address, the headmistress, Mrs. Wilhelmina Obuobisa- Atakora, thanked me for my presence. I assured her that the honour was mutual, because Aburi Girls was my first school visit as Vice President. Also, Aburi was once home for me: I was in Aburi Presbyterian Demonstration Girls’ Boarding School before going to secondary school. I commended the old girls for their contributions to the school and encouraged the young girls to dream big, work hard, and look to God. Rev. E.A Asiedu, the Presbytery Chairperson, highlighted our government’s longstanding commitment to quality education by recalling the provision of a science laboratory, a school bus, and other projects when I was the Minister for Education. The President of the 1999 AOGA year group, Mrs. Emelia Sackey, explained to the students that the renovated building is a testament to what women can achieve together. Also at the ceremony were the AOGA Global President, Prof. Koryoe Anim- Bright, the MP for Akuapem South, Hon. Lawrencia Dziwornu, and constituency executives. After we cut the tape and inspected the renovated buildings, I made a contribution towards the legacy project. Thank you to the administration and staff, the students, and my fellow teachers for the invitation.

Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang

76,748 次观看 • 1 年前

📚Educational Freedom and Parental Rights: I am proud to stand with tens of thousands of families across our state to defend educational choice and parental rights. I stayed until 4AM to hear every last family testify against HB 5468 and will fight hard against passage of the bill in the Senate. Our state government and DCF continue to fail to deliver the services that are their responsibility at the standard that we all hold in Connecticut, yet they want more power over the private school and home school decisions of families. Our state government should focus on protecting the safety of those actually in danger and delivering a great caliber of public education rather than taking more power. We can do better for everyone in Connecticut!
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📚Educational Freedom and Parental Rights: I am proud to stand with tens of thousands of families across our state to defend educational choice and parental rights. I stayed until 4AM to hear every last family testify against HB 5468 and will fight hard against passage of the bill in the Senate. Our state government and DCF continue to fail to deliver the services that are their responsibility at the standard that we all hold in Connecticut, yet they want more power over the private school and home school decisions of families. Our state government should focus on protecting the safety of those actually in danger and delivering a great caliber of public education rather than taking more power. We can do better for everyone in Connecticut!

Ryan Fazio for Governor

60,654 次观看 • 3 个月前

This is why I would like to serve as Chancellor of Oxford University - to raise its profile and utility. The Chancellorship could be completely different and better connect with the whole university community. I have the time, commitment and ability to do this, in support of the executive leadership of the university. I would want to meet, get to know and affirm everyone, from Vice Chancellor to the hard working group I met moving mattresses and beds around in one of the Colleges this week - and be the Chancellor for them all. The office of #Chancellor could engage with both the great events of the university but also its people, by getting to invest time in the community and represent its heart and soul. I may be the ‘outsider’ but I came to all the appointments I have held, as such. In each case, I have invested everything of myself in embodying the place, its people and their traditions. I serve to live out a balance of deep respect for worthy customs with a lightness of touch, which makes everything unstuffy and accessible. As an outsider, I bring no vested certainty of past practice, only an open mind to embrace all, especially the new. My representation and advocacy for the university, its mission, excellence, intent and history will be ‘evangelical’, in commitment, and unconfined. Conventional in appearance but utterly unconventional in style, I would love to serve University of Oxford in the years ahead.
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This is why I would like to serve as Chancellor of Oxford University - to raise its profile and utility. The Chancellorship could be completely different and better connect with the whole university community. I have the time, commitment and ability to do this, in support of the executive leadership of the university. I would want to meet, get to know and affirm everyone, from Vice Chancellor to the hard working group I met moving mattresses and beds around in one of the Colleges this week - and be the Chancellor for them all. The office of #Chancellor could engage with both the great events of the university but also its people, by getting to invest time in the community and represent its heart and soul. I may be the ‘outsider’ but I came to all the appointments I have held, as such. In each case, I have invested everything of myself in embodying the place, its people and their traditions. I serve to live out a balance of deep respect for worthy customs with a lightness of touch, which makes everything unstuffy and accessible. As an outsider, I bring no vested certainty of past practice, only an open mind to embrace all, especially the new. My representation and advocacy for the university, its mission, excellence, intent and history will be ‘evangelical’, in commitment, and unconfined. Conventional in appearance but utterly unconventional in style, I would love to serve University of Oxford in the years ahead.

Alastair Bruce

73,665 次观看 • 1 年前

#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: Pragati Jagdale, wife of Santosh Jagdale, who was killed in the Pahalgam terror attack, has appealed to the government for financial help as her husband, who was the sole breadwinner of the family, was killed in the attack She says, "I am worried about how I will run my life after this. My husband, who was the breadwinner, is no more. So I have no source of income right now. I am a housewife, and my daughter also does not have a job...So I want the government to make some arrangements for me so that I can run my house. And secondly, give my daughter a job... considering me as their daughter, the government should make arrangements for us. I request the Maharashtra government and our central government to do something for me because we have come to this situation and it is not our fault, so I request them to please look at us and do something for us."
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#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: Pragati Jagdale, wife of Santosh Jagdale, who was killed in the Pahalgam terror attack, has appealed to the government for financial help as her husband, who was the sole breadwinner of the family, was killed in the attack She says, "I am worried about how I will run my life after this. My husband, who was the breadwinner, is no more. So I have no source of income right now. I am a housewife, and my daughter also does not have a job...So I want the government to make some arrangements for me so that I can run my house. And secondly, give my daughter a job... considering me as their daughter, the government should make arrangements for us. I request the Maharashtra government and our central government to do something for me because we have come to this situation and it is not our fault, so I request them to please look at us and do something for us."

ANI

474,999 次观看 • 1 年前

I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.
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I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.

Matt Pinfield

19,424 次观看 • 1 年前

Summary 2025 🎨 This year has definitely been the most incredible, prolific in my artistic career! Won two official Art contest organized by PlayStation, had my art exhibited at the Fluctuart Galerie in Paris, I also had the honor and opportunity to be officially commissioned by some extremely talented people and studios that I admire, to create official illustrations for Control by Remedy Entertainment, Blades of Fire by 505 Games and MercurySteam, as well as by indie studios that I love with all my heart too, such as Digixart and Lowbirth Games to create special, festive goodies for their teams🖤many thanks to Juha, Antonela, Raphaelle and Chloe, Aicha, I appreciate you all a lot and I am so grateful for the trust. ✨️ The highlight for me was without a doubt being commissioned by the family of Guillaume Broche, creative director of the GOTY Clair Obscur Expedition 33, to create an unique piece for his birthday, a large 1-meter panoramic artwork 🖤 (A big thank you to his brother, Adrien, for his trust.) Then I had the opportunity to collaborate with all the voice actors of Expedition 33 and their agency. Even though the year started off in the best possible way with my work, I had a very difficult and painful year physically, with my health. I don't talk about it often, I'm not really recovered, and the daily pain is sometimes really, really hard to bear. To everyone, I hope you enjoyed this year of non-stop drawings, time lapses, paintings, cosplays, goodies, and I hope you'll still be here with me next year, because I have so many cool things planned for you all!🥰 Thank you for all the love, constant support, the kindness and all the encouragement I received every single day here and on every social media. You made my 2025 an amazing year and I will never forget it. Thank you to all the beautiful people who commissioned me and trusted me enough to let me draw your pets, your kids, your families. This means the world to me. Thank you for all the person who helped me every time my art was stoten, I am so, so grateful. For everything. 🙏🏻🖤
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Summary 2025 🎨 This year has definitely been the most incredible, prolific in my artistic career! Won two official Art contest organized by PlayStation, had my art exhibited at the Fluctuart Galerie in Paris, I also had the honor and opportunity to be officially commissioned by some extremely talented people and studios that I admire, to create official illustrations for Control by Remedy Entertainment, Blades of Fire by 505 Games and MercurySteam, as well as by indie studios that I love with all my heart too, such as Digixart and Lowbirth Games to create special, festive goodies for their teams🖤many thanks to Juha, Antonela, Raphaelle and Chloe, Aicha, I appreciate you all a lot and I am so grateful for the trust. ✨️ The highlight for me was without a doubt being commissioned by the family of Guillaume Broche, creative director of the GOTY Clair Obscur Expedition 33, to create an unique piece for his birthday, a large 1-meter panoramic artwork 🖤 (A big thank you to his brother, Adrien, for his trust.) Then I had the opportunity to collaborate with all the voice actors of Expedition 33 and their agency. Even though the year started off in the best possible way with my work, I had a very difficult and painful year physically, with my health. I don't talk about it often, I'm not really recovered, and the daily pain is sometimes really, really hard to bear. To everyone, I hope you enjoyed this year of non-stop drawings, time lapses, paintings, cosplays, goodies, and I hope you'll still be here with me next year, because I have so many cool things planned for you all!🥰 Thank you for all the love, constant support, the kindness and all the encouragement I received every single day here and on every social media. You made my 2025 an amazing year and I will never forget it. Thank you to all the beautiful people who commissioned me and trusted me enough to let me draw your pets, your kids, your families. This means the world to me. Thank you for all the person who helped me every time my art was stoten, I am so, so grateful. For everything. 🙏🏻🖤

Krystine Art 🎨

38,220 次观看 • 7 个月前

On February 18, 2024, I shared a message regarding the need for accountability, transparency, and true repentance from leaders, especially in the Church. The intention of my message was to share the critical need and call for greater levels of health, purity, and accountability for leaders. However, I realize now that I did not express compassion for, or address the need for the protection of all victims of abuse and sexual misconduct that I see in and out of the Church. This is and has always been my priority in these situations. My omission has hurt many in the Body who are processing hurt concerning the heartbreaking situations unfolding at IHOPKC and elsewhere. This is my mistake and I am deeply sorry. I ask for forgiveness for the people whom I have hurt with this omission. I would like to share my heart on this issue, which I failed to fully articulate in my message. I am deeply concerned and grieved by the situations unfolding amongst Christian leaders. I have advocated for morality and a high standard of integrity both before the Body of Christ and the Lord. In my attempt to clarify a need for spaces where leaders can bring their sin struggles before a community that will help them to get free, I overlooked the importance of communicating my heart for the victims. Let me be clear: it is never okay for leaders to groom or manipulate people. Clergy sexual misconduct must be brought into the light and dealt with appropriately. This is so that perpetrators can be held accountable and have the opportunity to genuinely repent and find healing for their sins and brokenness. Victims receiving healing and wholeness should be our priority. Thank you for your consideration, and again, please forgive me.
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On February 18, 2024, I shared a message regarding the need for accountability, transparency, and true repentance from leaders, especially in the Church. The intention of my message was to share the critical need and call for greater levels of health, purity, and accountability for leaders. However, I realize now that I did not express compassion for, or address the need for the protection of all victims of abuse and sexual misconduct that I see in and out of the Church. This is and has always been my priority in these situations. My omission has hurt many in the Body who are processing hurt concerning the heartbreaking situations unfolding at IHOPKC and elsewhere. This is my mistake and I am deeply sorry. I ask for forgiveness for the people whom I have hurt with this omission. I would like to share my heart on this issue, which I failed to fully articulate in my message. I am deeply concerned and grieved by the situations unfolding amongst Christian leaders. I have advocated for morality and a high standard of integrity both before the Body of Christ and the Lord. In my attempt to clarify a need for spaces where leaders can bring their sin struggles before a community that will help them to get free, I overlooked the importance of communicating my heart for the victims. Let me be clear: it is never okay for leaders to groom or manipulate people. Clergy sexual misconduct must be brought into the light and dealt with appropriately. This is so that perpetrators can be held accountable and have the opportunity to genuinely repent and find healing for their sins and brokenness. Victims receiving healing and wholeness should be our priority. Thank you for your consideration, and again, please forgive me.

Kris Vallotton

89,191 次观看 • 2 年前