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Monsignor Raymond Murray - a life dedicated to the rhyme of hope and history
Monsignor Raymond Murray has been one of Ireland's most prominent priests since the start of the Troubles. He talks to William Scholes about his eventful life, how his involvement in human rights cases has been driven by his commitment to history and why he is now 'turning more to religion'
SAT behind the his little Olivetti typewriter, tapping at its keys as yet another sheet of paper circled the roller, Fr Raymond Murray could have been any other priest preparing his homily or parish bulletin.
Yet Fr Murray was emphatically not 'any other priest'.
Throughout the Troubles he was at least as likely to be producing another pamphlet, article or book detailing the excesses of the state and human rights violations as he was anything more directly related to the worship in Armagh's cathedral parish.
Over the years he has authored dozens of such publications, many of them with his colleague the late Fr Denis Faul.
This work has brought him a certain prominence or, some might say, notoriety; highlighting the mistreatment of republican prisoners by the UDR, RUC and British army, arguing the cases of the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six, campaigning for the 'Hooded Men' and detailing the activities of the SAS has never been wholly easy.
His name might be most widely known for these contributions and others to human rights, but along with his vocation as a priest there is a third, sturdy leg to the stool upon which Raymond Murray's public life rests: his devotion and dedication to the study of history.
You do not have to spend long with Monsignor Murray - Cardinal Cahal Daly appointed him and Fr Faul honorary prelates on the same day in 1995 - to appreciate that the vigour with which he set about the task of highlighting human rights violations was the result of a determination that an accurate, contemporaneous record should be kept.
"When you read 19th century Irish history, so many of the stories were dependent on British papers and sources and were one-sided," he says.
"That is why I wanted to record what was happening. I asked myself, 'In 50 years' time who will people believe? This pamphlet? Or another source?'"
Msgr Murray celebrated his 80th birthday last month. It is an appropriate landmark from which to reflect on his own history. We meet in his home in Armagh.
There are, of course, copies of his many pamphlets and books, ranging from slender volumes of statements taken from interned prisoners in the early 1970s to his 500-plus-page tome The SAS in Ireland.
But these are enormously outnumbered by the hundreds of volumes dedicated to history and theology.
Bulging book cases don't simply line the walls; in one room in particular, they also stand sentinel in the middle of the floor, creating the impression of a particularly well stocked university library.
He has given "hundreds and hundreds away" he says, almost apologetically.
Msgr Murray had his own library in a room in the Sacred Heart Convent in the city, but those books have now been moved to the nearby Ó Fiaich Library.
He was instrumental in setting up the library, established in memory of his great friend - and fellow historian - Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich.
The Irish language and poetry are other interests, though it is rather underselling his achievements to describe them as such; his poetry collection Lampaí Dearga won the Oireachtas Prize for poetry in 2005, for example.
One feels that Msgr Murray might have been perfectly content to have pursued his ministry and historical studies under more conventional circumstances.
But, as with so many others, the Troubles changed all that.
"The real start for me was internment," he says.
"I was on holiday with my friend Fr Paddy Campbell in Spain and we were on the train. The man sitting opposite me was holding up a newspaper, and I saw the headline, 'Guerra Civil en El Ulster' - 'Civil war in Ulster' - and we were shocked."
Arriving back in Armagh shortly after August 9 1971, he found the city deserted at night-time. "There was a great stillness," he remembers.
Two of those from Armagh who were interned, Patrick McNally and Brian Turley, later became among the 'Hooded Men' who were singled out for sensory deprivation torture and with whose cause Msgr Murray is synonymous.
In the months that followed, Fr Murray, then a curate in St Patrick's parish in Armagh, was routinely contacted by the families of those in the area who had been arrested.
A phone call from Fr Faul in December 1971 proved a watershed moment.
"He told me that the overflow from Crumlin Road - about 40 men - was being sent to Armagh," says a reflective Msgr Murray.
"I went to see them, and that's what really changed my life."
The men had evidently been very badly beaten - "I had never seen such bruising in all my life... a cattle prod had been used to give them electric shocks" - and the sight prompted Fr Murray to start his practice of taking their statements.
"I got an independent doctor to examine them, so I also had medical reports," he says.
He passed his material to Cardinal William Conway, the Archbishop of Armagh at the time, who got in touch with the Northern Ireland Office, albeit to no effect.
"He later sent a telegram to the Australian bishops, a ploy to get publicity about the ill treatment," says Fr Murray.
"We didn't have the same methods of copying in those days, but I typed up everything on my little Olivetti typewriter and got the local slipper factory to copy it for me.
"I had 35 copies made, and headed down to Dublin to see the editors of the newspapers - I sent some to the Irish News, too - but they weren't that keen.
"They didn't want to get involved. It was hard to get the media interested in those days.
"It took the Sunday Times and its reporter John Whale to get involved before the Irish papers got behind it."
As the Troubles escalated, Fr Murray found himself becoming, as he puts it, "roped in more and more".
"I got friendly with the Association for Legal Justice, worked with friends of people who had had people belonging to them jailed, and set up Relatives for Justice - it was all to put on record what was happening," he says.
When you read 19th century Irish history, so many of the stories were dependent on British papers and sources and were one-sided. That is why I wanted to record what was happening
His parishioners were "all for me" at this increasingly demanding work.
"They understood the situation," as he pithily sums up their attitude.
However, I wonder whether the Church hierarchy was as understanding.
"I was never reprimanded. Cardinal Conway kept his own note of all the killings and saw it was important work," he says.
"The danger was so great that lawyers weren't getting involved. They were scared of getting shot."
In that context, it was important for figures like the clergy to play their part.
Writing in 2015, he said: "Fr Denis Faul and I condemned republican murders but concentrated on state violence since out of fear there were less people drawn to that.
"We were lone figures in many ways since other leaders, facing often the hostility of the British government and elements of the British press, had not the courage to do so."
His own life was at times threatened - including reams of anonymous letters and a bullet in the post - but he doesn't remember being scared himself.
"When you're young you have a strange mentality... The police came to me on a number of occasions to tell me my life was in danger," he says.
"They would say things like, 'We would like to stay in the grounds of your house,' and I would have no objections."
He remembers one occasion when he was invited to address a historical society in Markethill who were keen to hear more about his research on a Church of Ireland cleric.
"The police told me that the UVF were threatening to shoot me. 'If you like, we will go there,' they said," he says.
"I thought it best to cancel it and spoke to the historical society, which was a mixed group.
"They wanted to hold it in Armagh instead - they weren't going to be beaten either."
In the atmosphere of the time, loyalist paramilitaries may have felt emboldened to threaten a priest because of a perception that because Msgr Murray's work brought him close to republican paramilitaries, he must also have affirmed them.
"It wasn't that we were supporting them or sympathetic with their methods," he insists.
"There were murders going on - by the state or through collusion - but they weren't getting justice."
He and Fr Faul condemned murders by the IRA and INLA. In 1984 they wrote: "What do the Catholics want? They don't want the Provisional IRA and still less the INLA.
"They want to be treated in such a way that their young people could be prevented from joining these ruthless organisations..."
Msgr Murray continued with the painstaking task of "putting things on record" throughout the Troubles.
Nonetheless, "the brutalities continued".
Even so, Msgr Murray cannot countenance that such efforts were pointless: "I was doing it because it was going on the record. Who are people going to believe in the future?"
Again, the commitment to history.
As a student at Maynooth and Queen's University, Belfast, the young Raymond Murray fed hungrily on Seanchas Ard Mhaca, the learned journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society.
I'm 80 years of age, and I've been through the mill over the years. I'll personally need to be turning more to religion and spirituality for myself before going up above, skywards
The society was founded in 1953 and Tomás Ó Fiaich - Fr Murray's history professor at Maynooth - was the journal's first editor.
Msgr Murray was destined to become heavily involved in Seanchas Ard Mhaca.
"Tomás was appointed to head of the Commission for the Irish language, so with his own work and all he had to do, the journal stopped for five or six years," he recalls.
Msgr Murray was involved in persuading Cardinal Ó Fiaich to resume the reins at Seanchas Ard Mhaca, but when he was appointed Archbishop of Armagh in 1977 "he didn't have time to do it".
"My friend Fr Paddy Campbell - a good historian and great scholar - then edited the journal," he says, before adding - with modest understatement that belies a significant contribution: "Then I took it on for 27 years until recently..."
With Cardinal Cahal Daly, Msgr Murray was an executor of Cardinal Ó Fiaich's will when he died in 1990.
He had left his books and historical papers to the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society - a generous bestowal, for sure, but it did raise the practical question of what to do with such a vast archive.
"The committee debated what we could do, but we were not sure where we could find a place for all of the books," Msgr Murray says.
After exploring a few options, they resolved to build a library - not only for the Ó Fiaich collection but also for "the things Tomás was interested in - the Irish language and the Celtic languages, Irish history, local history and the Irish abroad".
Msgr Murray becomes animated as he talks about the library - "Cardinal Daly was very kind and gave us part of his garden..." - and it is clear that he regards it as a high point in an eventful life.
He may be expert in Armagh and aspects of Irish history but Msgr Murray's interventions in human rights have also seen him travel the world.
"Because the UK was concerned about its good name internationally, we decided we needed to go and spread the word abroad as to what was going on here in the violation of human rights," he says.
"Fr Faul and I spoke at different events in England, Scotland, were invited to the United States and spoke to officials in the United Nations.
"I went to the UN in Geneva to talk about plastic bullets."
He mentions various figures - Sister Sarah Clarke, Fr Sean McManus, Rita Mullan and others - with whom he worked over the years.
Germany, Italy, Poland, France, Colombia are a few of the other countries he visited.
"They always listened very sympathetically to you. The whole point was to embarrass the British government by spreading the word abroad."
The Catholic Church today, perhaps particularly in Ireland, finds itself in a very different dispensation than that for which the young Fr Murray was ordained in 1962, the same year that the Second Vatican Council opened.
Through sheer workload, it seems doubtful that a priest today would have the time to pursue the same work that Msgr Murray was able to embrace with such energy and commitment from the 1970s.
The breadth of that work would be noteworthy at any time, however.
In the view of Fr John Bradley, president of the Society of Seanchas Ard Mhaca, Msgr Murray "should rightly be acknowledged as one of the outstanding Irish priests of the modern age" because of his "lifelong commitment to the Church in every respect, his immense output as an historian, his internationally acknowledged commitment to human rights and his literary and cultural achievements".
When he was ordained, the Archdiocese of Armagh had a surplus of new priests to the extent that it was able to loan 11 elsewhere.
Fr Murray was one of four sent to Belfast, where he was dispatched to the burgeoning Holy Trinity parish in the west of the city.
He would encounter some of those same parishioners many years later, during the IRA Hunger Strike in 1981.
"I remember being invited by the Redemptorists to give a talk at Clonard," he recalls.
"Afterwards a woman came up to me and reminded me that I had buried her daughter.
"She then said that [hunger striker] Joe McDonnell had died, and that she was his mother."
Conversation with Msgr Murray is full of such asides and reminisces.
As for the health of the Catholic Church in 2018, he is content to take the historian's long view.
"The Church has always had problems. It's very saddening, but there is a lot of change and problems aren't new," he says.
Referring to Matthew 28:20, he adds: "Jesus said, 'I will be with you until the end of time.' The Church has always faced problems but it has always come through."
Msgr Murray has faced some problems of his own in recent years, including bouts of ill health.
Given his involvement in what now tends to be euphemistically described as the 'legacy issues' of the Troubles, I ask him how he thinks they might be resolved.
He is, however, reluctant to say too much. Instead, his focus is on the brightness of a heavenly future rather than the darkness of the past.
"I'm 80 years of age, and I've been through the mill over the years," he says.
"I'll personally need to be turning more to religion and spirituality for myself before going up above, skywards."
That includes finally getting round to some more reading; German historians and theologians are on the agenda when we talk, with "a Ratzinger" - a reference to Pope Benedict XVI - on the go.
"I have plenty of books to keep me busy," he says, gesturing to his shelves, "before my next journey."


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Imagine a gift box filled with stunning chocolates, each inspired by delicious dessert flavours? Well that is precisely what we have done with our latest chocolate collection: Just Desserts.
We've chosen some of our favourite pudding flavours, and created this collection from these sweet ideas. Expect to find such flavours as Crème Brûlée, Chocolate Mousse, Jam Roly Poly, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Lemon Soufflé, Rhubarb Crumble, Raspberry & Vanilla Cheesecake, Orange Mousse, and Dulce de Leche, to name a few. All incredibly delicious and more-ish!
All of this deliciousness is then presented in a strikingly attractive round keep sake box in pink, white and gold polka dots, hand tied with complimentary ribbons, making it an ideal gift for Mothers Day, birthdays, new arrivals, or other special occasions.

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SUPER KID is a great collection for your little super heroes. It's a fun collection for even for those fun daily memories. It's now on sale until Sunday for less 20% so hurry now. You can get the main Element Pack, Paper Pack add-on for boys and girls (separate packs) and Cardstock. It is only available at
Take a closer look of all the items available
Elements and Papers
Add-On for Boys
Add-On for Girls
Journal Cards
Here are a couple of layouts I made
This one is for Sarayane. Her boy is really so cute
and this one is our sweet grandson Aiden
when he was a year old
Aren't they so cute? lol. Have fun with this FUNtastic kit.
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My co -ct members have some wonderful freebies there!
I woke up at 3:30 am today because Nathalie asked for milk. I could not go back to sleep anymore. I hope I stored a lot of energy because I got a lot of things to do today. Got to plan for Sunday. Well, Monday is my birthday but I prefer to celebrate it on Sunday. Too bad our original plan of spending an overnight stay at a resort got ruined by a typhoon. Grrr. Gotta go and prepare breakfast.


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text: Posted on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Just a few steps away from the Texas Capitol sits St. Mary Cathedral, which just might be one of the best sanctuaries for occasionally lost interns like myself. As an upcoming graduate, I have to admit it's been difficult trying to anticipate life after May, but personal refuges like the cathedral have reliably served as places where I'm able to pray and reflect. Moreover, it's where I'm left facing many of the big questions other students might be asking as well: What am I learning? What am I seeking? What is the end goal? The Aggies Commit initiative lists five objectives for students preparing for lifetime learning: curiosity, initiative, independence, transfer, and reflection. The last of these – reflection – is defined as, "reviewing learning experiences, both in and out of the classroom… to realize how perspectives have been enriched." So what does this entail? With Aggies Commit and its emphasis on reflection, I've reached the conclusion that my becoming a lifelong learner requires the desire to seek and discover Truth, which is an objective often disregarded in this age of relativism. To paraphrase Peter Kreeft, the message we hear in today's world is, "The truth is that there is no truth, it is absolute that there are no absolutes, and everything is relative except relativism." You can see the sort of mental gymnastics one would have to perform in order to justify the end to truth seeking, but since countering these arguments deserves its own blog post, I'll just reiterate that relativism does not offer lifelong learners a strong foundation – only commitment to Truth can offer that. No matter where my academic, personal, or professional paths may take me, I intend to remain committed to pursuing and upholding Truth. I've personally seen the damage done by relativism in our world today and can only hope that my humble participation in Aggies Commit may aid in addressing this serious issue we face today. In the meantime, I'll keep stopping by St. Mary's and recommending Peter Kreeft to anyone who asks. "An open mind is not an end in itself but a means to the end of finding truth." – Peter Kreeft Cassidy Zgabay Office of State Rep. Dwayne Bohac Austin, Texas | spring 2017


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We are now on the island of Marinduque, the "Heart of the Philippines." It is located in the center of the Philippine islands and is shaped sort of like a heart. It is a tropical paradise here. The island is covered with coconut trees, mountains and a sandy coastline. You can only get here on a three-hour ferry ride from Lucena. Marinduque is where RSM launched a four year program to cure malnutrition and starvation on a whole island. Thanks to the efforts of our RSM team led by Sr. MariVic this dream is being realized. Malnutrition and starvation is now down to 4%. This is an incredible chapter in the worldwide fight against hunger because it has never been done before. Marinduque could be a model program for the whole country and perhaps the world.
Still there are those that need to be reached out to. We travel for 60 minutes along the picturesque coastline and eventually arrive at a small hut. It is not part of the village, but standing all by itself in what looks like a pasture. We walk up to the hut and meet the mother Anna Belle, holding her daughter Anna Mae. Mae is thin looking. She has been on the Manna Pack Rice for a year, but her health is not improving. She has been dewormed, but cannot keep food down.
Jerry says she needs to be fed in smaller portions six times a day and recommends that both of them be brought to the hospital. We explore the hut. There are four feral cats living there. One is up on the counter in the kitchen area scrounging for food. Two skinny, mangy dogs skulk around the hut. Holding their heads down they growl at me as I walk into the sleeping area with a bamboo slatted floor. There are holes in the floor and I can see the hogs below. There are two adult hogs and eight piglets living under the hut.
I think about the life of Anna Belle. Her dreams of a happy married life must be in shambles. She is 25 years old and pregnant and has a two-year-old malnourished and sick daughter. No husband there to be attentive to her as she bears her pregnancy. He is far away working as a laborer in Manila. Her hut is apart from the rest of the village, so she is isolated. She sits alone with her daughter most of the day. Her daughter doesn't feel good and she doesn't feel good. Mangy sick dogs with sores and feral cats surround her. Stinking dog dung, hog dung and cat dung is all around. The sound of the hogs snorting from underneath the shanty constantly reminds her of her situation. One lonely pot boils on the fire with some meager vegetables that she has found. Smoke rolls around through out the shanty. On the mothers face, you can see the weight of overwhelming stress, sadness and aloneness.
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Green Island
Green Island is an uninhabited island just off the east coast of Antigua and offers a wide variety of pristine white sand secluded beaches to discover. It is a popular stop for many Antigua sea charters and excursions and offers many opportunities for some excellent snorkelling, so make sure you have mask and fins!
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Thanksgiving Dinner At Sparkling Hill Resort
As 2018 continues to pass us by, it is that time of year to slow down and reflect on the blessings that surround us and remind ourselves to share our gratitude with loved ones. Make spending time with family and friends a priority over this long weekend and join us for a delectable Thanksgiving dinner to celebrate.
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Report: Exercise is good for your liver
Regular exercise and eating a nutritious, balanced diet is extremely important to your health (We sincerely hope that this isn't ground breaking news to you).
The journal Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism reaffirms these findings as they relate to the liver.
"Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the fifth most frequent cancer worldwide, ranking third among all cancer‐related deaths. Clinical and experimental studies have shown that physical exercise helps to prevent cancer and improving quality of life," says Dr. Luís Fernando Barbisan, a coauthor of this study and a researcher in the Department of Morphology at the Institute of Biosciences of São Paulo State University in Brazil. "This study is the first to demonstrate that there is a beneficial effect of exercise training against progression of liver carcinogenesis in rats fed a low‐fat diet, but not in rats fed a high‐fat diet. That high‐fat diet regimen mimics the food habits of humans living in Western countries."
Dr. Terry Graham, editor of APNM, says, "The authors' findings are an important illustration of how both nutrition and activity levels impact on health issues. We often think that these lifestyle factors only influence good health but this work demonstrates that the quality of nutrition and the degree of activity both influence ill health in terms of the progression of liver cancer. This investigation highlights that we can dramatically alter our health status via exercise and nutrition."


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Microsoft Web Application Installer
The Microsoft Web Application Installer will allow you to quickly and easily deploy the most widely used web applications available for free to your Windows Server. If you have seen some of my other articles on installing the open source software out there on IIS, you will notice that while it can be done, it does take a bit of time and know how.
This this release, the IIS team has greatly decreased the amount of time and effort it will take to deploy these applications, which is a big step forward to a greater acceptance of IIS as a leading web server. As of this writing the Web Application Installer will work with the following open source programs:
- DotNetNuke
- Drupal
- Gallery
- Graffiti CMS
- osCommerce
- phpBB
- WordPress
Those cover pretty much everything you might want to do on the web, except maybe a Wiki application.
Since I wrote an article on Installing WordPress for IIS7 before this application was released, I am going to go through the WordPress install to see how different it really is.
First things first, we need to install the installer. For this demo I am using the same server I used for my article on Microsoft Web Platform Installer with no additional changes.
The requirements are similar to the Web Platform Installer:
- Windows Vista RTM, Windows Vista SP1, Windows Server 2008 (works on both x86 & 64-bit versions)
- Must have Administrator privileges
- .NET 2.0 Framework
- Internet Access
You can find the installer at the following web location:
1. Go ahead and click the Install Now button.
2. Click on Save for the file popup.
3. I am going to use the default location to save the installer file, once you choose the location click on Save.
4. After downloading you will see Download Complete, go ahead and click on Run.
5. You will get a security warning now, go ahead and click Run one more time (Thanks for keeping us safe MS!)
6. The welcome screen will nicely explain what the Web Application Installer does, which is mainly to make your life a little easier.
Once you read through everything, it asks you to agree to the license terms by clicking Agree.
7. On the next page you will see the list of available applications to install and the location they are installing from.
As I mentioned before, I'm going to test the WordPress install since we can compare it to the article I wrote on doing it manually. Select WordPress and then click Next.
8. Reality Check! Ok this installer application while helpful, will not do everything for you. You still need to install PHP on your system for this to work.
Luckily for you I wrote an article that covers just that; take a quick look at Install FastCGI & PHP on Server 2008 to install FastCGI & PHP.
When you're done, come on back and we'll continue!
9. Ok, now that PHP is up and running, let's move on and install MySQL. Again as luck would have it I have an article written on how to Install MySQL on IIS7 Server 2008.
Go ahead and follow that article and when you're done come on back to continue with the installer.
10. Now that you have installed both PHP and MySQL let's take a look at the installer again.
Click on the Recheck button and you should see now that most of the prerequisites have been taken care of, but there are still some showing in my installer.
I have double checked my PHP installation and found those extensions enabled, so I take it that this is just an error with the installer.
The Next button is now enabled so I am going to move forward with the install.
11. Now we get to do some configuration for the site. For this demo I am going to use the default website, but you would also be able to create a new site from this page.
If you were creating a new site you can also specify host name and IP address/port on this page. Since we are using the default information just click on Next.
12. On this screen we are going to do configuration for WordPress itself, such as creating the MySQL database.
You can leave the defaults in for most of the fields that are pre-filled, but if you want to use less obvious names you can easily change them also.
There are several passwords that have to be entered so be careful. They are as follows:
- Database Admin ID/Password (what you used to install MySQL)
- Database User Username/Password (what you want to use for the WordPress DB)
- Admin User Password (what you want to use for the WordPress CMS password)
The rest of the information is self explanatory, fill it out to your own liking.
13. You will see the application downloading and the status of the install while it is happening.
14. The next screen will be the installation summary, you can use the following information on this screen to:
Download copy of the source file used to install
Click through to the installed site
Visit Application Gallery for more information on the default configuration
View the Installation Log
When done click Finish.
15. Now if I go to the installed url I can see the default WordPress template and the demo post.
As you can see it was fairly straightforward to use the web application installer and it's obviously a time saver as well. While at the moment it's good, I think it will still get better over time as the installer matures.
The majority of the open source apps require MySQL and PHP, so it is a tad annoying not having the ability to install these applications through either the Platform or Application installer. Hopefully this isn't some kind of licensing issue, and can be incorporated at a later date.
The other drawback is the installer wouldn't move forward without detecting a local MySQL installation, so if you use a remote DB server you won't be able to push through this error. This is also hopefully something that can be addressed with future versions.
Even with these drawbacks I believe this is a step in the right direction for IIS7 to close the gap on Apache, as it embraces open source software.


text: by Robison Bahnmiller Funeral Home 10/24/2018 - 02:44 in Obituaries 0 Comment Kathryn (Katy) Fischbach, beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother and friend, died Sunday, October 14, at Arbor Hospice in Saline, Mich., surrounded by her loving family. She was 53. Katy was the daughter of Neil and Jean Savage of Ypsilanti, Mich. (formerly of Saline) and was a 1983 graduate of Saline High School, where she was class salutatorian. Katy participated in the marching band and the National Honor Society throughout her years at SHS. A gifted student, she was already attending mathematics classes at the University of Michigan while still in high school, and she went on to graduate from the University of Michigan's School of Nursing in 1987. In that same year, she married Dirk F. Fischbach of Saline. The couple have two children, Evan M. Fischbach of Tipton, Mich., and Colwyn T. Fischbach of Saline. Katy spent her entire career at the University of Michigan Health Centers. A talented and compassionate nurse, she worked in neurology and neuro-surgery for the first part of her career, before moving to the Medical Procedures Unit where she became nursing supervisor. She was known as a tireless patient advocate who was loved both by the people in her care and her colleagues. Always determined to stay on the leading edge of advances in care, she attended nursing conferences and continuing education opportunities throughout the country during her 31 years of professional nursing. Katy was an avid reader, and enjoyed historical fiction and classic literature. She delighted in using her love of books to inspire her sons to read when they were young, and together they read all the Harry Potter books and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. She had an incredibly quick mind and enjoyed playing trivia and challenging herself against the competitors on Jeopardy. Family history was important to Katy, and along with her mother and a group of special friends she created photographic scrapbooks to commemorate her family's milestones. Especially enjoyed were trips the group would make for weekend scrapbooking marathons in Archbold, Ohio. Katy also loved the outdoors and from her earliest days spent as much time as possible at the family's cottage on Drummond Island. There, she would hike, kayak, canoe and fish with her family and friends. She made a very meaningful trip to the Island this past August to attend a memorial service for her cousin. She also was fond of the American West and traveled with her husband and sons to Montana, sightseeing in Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakotas along the way. She enjoyed being near rivers, and would often accompany her husband and sons when they would fly fish on vacations. She is survived by her parents, husband and sons, as well as her brother Patrick (April) Savage of Saline, and their children Jack and Scarlett. A memorial service will be held Thursday, Nov. 1, at 1:00 p.m. at Holy Faith Church, 6299 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, in Saline with Pastor Andrea Martin officiating. A memorial scholarship has been established in Katy's name at Saline High School, and in lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to: Saline Area Schools, Finance Department, 7265 N. Ann Arbor Street, Saline, Michigan, 48176, with "Kathryn S. Fischbach Memorial" in the memo. To leave a memory you have of Katy, to sign her guestbook, or for directions please visit www.rbfhsaline.com. Katy FischbachObituaryView the discussion thread. Robison Bahnmiller Funeral Home We have years of experience caring for families, from all walks of life. Each family comes to us because they know we are leaders in our profession, dedicated to excellence in service, and have the highest integrity. Follow the author on or visit Personal Blog


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I would like to ask a favor of any of you who have picked up a NUELOW Games release: Will you take a moment to assign a Star Rating to your purchase? (Especially if you liked it. Oh... and you all DO understand that ROLF! and supplements are intended to be funny, right? Some poor guy didn't....)
By the way, I am offering the original ROLF! game for free if you want to read something very silly and perhaps even play a stupid-simple RPG.
Click here to visit the NUELOW Games page at RPGNow.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
A favor to ask ....
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Prequel to the Sequel
Ubisoft has announced that South Park: The Stick of Truth will be heading to the Switch soon.
While no firm release date was given, the title showed up in Ubisoft's Q1 sales press release under the "Digital Only" section. You can also see the expected DLC packs for other titles (For Honor, Fractured But Whole, Rainbow Six Siege) along with a few casual games in the list.
I'm guessing that Fractured But Whole on Switch has done well enough, otherwise why else would Ubisoft be bringing Obsidian's 2014 title to the platform?
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As you and my other loyal readers know, I am constantly looking for effective ways to integrate the best concepts from Attachment Theory, Differentiation Theory and Neuroscience into my couples work. As far back as 1995, I set up a live debate between Harville Hendrix, David Schnarch and myself on this topic. In my consultation groups we are always working to push the edges of these theories and apply them to challenging couples, learning how to distinguish when to use interventions from each of these theories. Recently I made the happy discovery that Psychotherapy Networker magazine was organizing a similar discussion called, "The Great Attachment Debate." … Read more...


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Poor January. What a lonely month. It seems like all of the other months have their something, their moment to shine. But January? Who likes January? It's like the neglected child in a family of 12. Overlooked, forgotten, sometimes hated (after all, January means the end of the holiday parties, holiday presents, holiday goodies). Sure, it's the start of a New Year and yes, there's MLK Day, but other than that, it's kind of just there.
Which is why I'm bringing Thanksgiving to January! Or at least to tonight's dinner.
Just look at those autumn colors!
Dinner: I thought we were going to do something with acorn squash, but instead we had a beautiful medley of roasted potatoes, onions, and sweet potatoes. We each also ate a salad; mine was a bit more lively with its cranberries, feta cheese, and sunflower seeds.
I'm going to have a tea and either a) a few figs & dates or b) chocolate. Honestly, I just don't know. ….Really! I'm not being facetious. Dried fruit is like candy, only better. Yum!
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Ha ha.. Dan's face when I turned the lights on. He was like... "Oh crap.. I thought we were done!". But he was a good sport. It was funny because I had to turn my phone flashlight on to see where the light switch was and when it came on, Dan jumped. And was like.. "Oh, okay... jeeze mom". What a good sport. We did some dressage work and... man.. I don't know WHAT I'm doing wrong but I have destroyed our left lead canter. We're almost consistently getting it as far as picking it up, but I feel like I'm blocking him somehow and he can't maintain it. Sigh... It was similar as in my lesson, although in my lesson, it more felt like he couldn't hold it because I was shifting to the correct position and he just didn't believe me, and then he couldn't hold it because he wasn't strong enough. But here, it felt like I was shutting him down. Like he wants to go up and down instead of forward. Sigh... I have no idea... and it's driving me bananas. We did get some pretty nice canter to walks. And some pretty nice walk to canters on a circle. We also tried some figure 8 canters with simple changes. It was harder but we did it. But the simple change on the straight line is MUCH harder. And we managed to hold the counter canter a time or too, but not every time. Not even most of the time. But.. we did manage it. And it's maybe getting more accurate. Ugh... But the good news is, that while I've broken our canter... our trot feels AMAZING!! Like boingy and sproingy and fancy!! We did the shoulder in to travers and it was actually pretty dang nice. At least as far as I could tell. So... we'll see how things go. I'm debating finding an equicube and using it for a few weeks. Of course the weather is making it difficult to make any progress. And work.
Friday, December 7, 2018
Riding in the Dark
Well... it was a long day. I adjusted 10 horses, ate lunch at 4 pm, and then drove home from Newnan. I was rerouted around traffic, so I made it home at 5:15. I decided to man up and go ride. It was chilly but not terrible and I have appropriate clothes. Plus it was going to rain all weekend so I knew I wouldn't get to ride. But I'm not going to lie. The couch was sounding tempting. But I'm so glad I went (Especially because Friday it was cold AND raining... and I was just as late getting home Friday). So anyways, I did it. We got there just as the sun was dropping under the trees, so... we went for a quick warm up hack in the dark. IT WAS SO COOL!!! It's just so surreal... riding in the dark. It was wild. You can sort of see where you are going and you can hear the hoof beats but you can't quite see well enough and you feel like you're gliding a little bit. It was fun. I was giggling! I was tempted to stay out there but after a bit it got too dark and I was afraid we would run into a jump. :) So we headed to the arena.
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CLERMONT, Fl. – The Lake Erie College softball team was in action today as they were defeated by both Gannon and Cleary in their double header.
In game one the Storm jumped out to an early lead in the top of the first inning. Payton Brownlee (Newark, Ohio / Granville) led off the game with a single through the left side. Later in the inning Savannah Karako (Fairport Harbor, Ohio / Lake Catholic) singled down the left field line and advanced Brownlee to third. The next batter up Allyson Hajnosz (Lordstown, Ohio / Lordstown) reached on an error, and drove in Brownlee to give the Storm a 1-0 lead. After a scoreless second inning, Gannon took the lead with a two run third inning. Lake Erie tied the game in the top of the seventh as they opened the inning with back to back bunt singles by Brownlee and Marissa Rizzo (Northfield Center, Ohio / Nordonia). The next batter S. Karako singled through the right side and plated Brownlee to tie the game at 2-2. Gannon won the game on a walk off double, 3-2. Allyson Deemer (Poland, Ohio / Poland Seminary) was in the circle in game one as she pitched a complete game. She allowed two earned runs on seven hits, while she struck out three.
Game two started with a five run first inning from the Cougars. The Storm battled back in the bottom of the third as Brownlee and Rizzo led off the inning with singles. S. Karako grounded out to shortstop, but Brownlee was able to score and Rizzo advanced to third. The next batter up Hajnosz hit a sacrifice fly to right field and drove in Rizzo, to make the score 5-2 at the end of the third inning. The Storm continued to rally in the fourth when Jennifer Doershuk (Streesboro, Ohio / Kent Roosevelt) doubled to left center to score Kristin Peacock (Hebron, Ohio / Lakewood) who singled earlier in the inning. Later in the inning Arial Birtley (Mentor, Ohio / Mentor) grounded out to second, and drove in Alyssa Johnson (Wickliffe, Ohio / Wickliffe) who pitch ran for Doershuk. After a scoreless fifth and sixth inning, Cleary tacked on a pair of runs in the top of the seventh, and led 7-4. The Cougars were able to hold on and win, 7-4. Ashley Brown (Dayton, Ohio / Carlisle) pitched in a relief effort in game two as she pitched a solid 6.2 innings. She allowed two runs on seven hits, and she had two strikeouts.
Lake Erie will return to the diamond Tuesday (Feb. 27) when they play Gannon and Dominican, with first pitch scheduled for 9 and 11:30 a.m. respectively.


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Fermentation temperature control is the single most important thing you can do that will make the most dramatic improvements in your beer. And it can be a big problem, especially when brewing in the Deep South. Winter brewing is great but summer brewing can be brutal in the 100°+ days. Without temperature control, it's simply impossible to brew most beers correctly. Many homebrewers underestimate its importance and therefore are doomed to brew mediocre beers. Some of the major problems associated with fermenting too warm are:
When brewing in colder climates or during the winter without temperature control, yeast will exhibit stress problems too. Winter is the traditional time to brew because there is less spoilage bacteria and wild yeast to contend with. For a homebrewer, too cold of a fermentation temperature can cause the following problems:
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On most refrigerators, the Controller will allow a usable range of 37° to 80°F (3° to 27°C)., while on freezers, the controller will be able to reach its full 20º to 80º (-7° to 27°C) range. Keep in mind that if you use it to control a refrigerator/freezer combo, you will lose the use of the freezer compartment for food storage, as it will not stay cold enough for safe frozen food storage. The probe is made of stainless steel and is adjustable with the turn of the knob. To install, plug the unit into the wall, then run the sensor into your refrigerator/freezer. Then you plug the freezer or refrigerator into the control unit. It will cycle the power on the freezer based on the dial's temperature setting. NOTE: Freezers do not have a means of draining and evaporating condensation like a refrigerator does. Check out this simple solution at the bottom of my DIY page.
I put a pint jar filled with distilled water inside the freezer and punched a hole in the top. Then I place the probe inside the water. Because the 6' coil will want to tip the jar over, I use tie wraps to hold the jar in place. The temperature inside the jar of water will change more slowly than the ambient temperature inside the freezer. Doing this enables you to open the door for a few minutes without the controller cycling the compressor.
A better choice is to place the probe directly into the fermenter using a stopper thermowell. If you don't have a thermowell, here's what I do. Tape the probe directly to the side of the fermenter. Then tape a piece of bubble wrap over the probe to insulate it from the air inside the fridge. The probe will read the temperature of your fermenting beer and make adjustments to the refrigerator to keep it within the controller's range. You can change from cooling to heating mode directly from the digital control panel. When in cooling mode, and hooked up to a refrigerator or other cooling device, the controller turns the compressor on when the ambient temperature rises above your set point. When in heating mode and hooked up to a FermWrap heater for example, the controller turns on the heater when the temperature drops below your set point.
Fermetation temperature control is probably the most important thing you can do to improve your beer. If you have your sanitation control and brewing processes down pat, then most of the off flavors in your beers can be attributed to improper fermentation temperatures. Ales fermented too warm will exhibit fusel alcohol and fruity esters that may or may not be appropriate for the style you are brewing. Although the yeast love the warmer temperatures and ferment faster, the flavors and aromas of your beer will suffer. The same goes with lager fermentations. You can't even try making many of the world's finest beers if you lack fermentation temperature control. I'd suggest that if you don't have a fermentation fridge, that you purchase or find one before you buy many of the other luxury homebrew gadgets on the market. You will make better beer, and isn't that the whole point?
There are a lot of new products on the market for fermentation temperature control. For the ULTIMATE in fermentation temperature control, and for those with a lot of money to spend on the homebrewing hobby, take a look at The Ultimate 27 Gallon Conical Fermenter. This fermenter can get to and hold lager fermentation temperatures of between 48-52° F (8.8 - 11.11°C).
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Is a Buffalo the same thing as a Bison? What is the difference?
Technically speaking they are two different animals. Early American settlers coming to the new world called these animals buffalo in that is what they thought they were. There are two main species of buffalo, the African Cape buffalo and the Asian water buffalo.
American Bison only live in North America and have just one close relative that lives in isolated parts of Poland, the European Bison. Both Bison and Buffalo belong to the same Bovidae family of ungulate animals (hoofed animals) that include antelope, sheep, goats, cattle, and sheep.


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Below: Interesting shoe designs for Bally's SS2012 footwear collection... love the thick soled multi-coloured tasselled loafers (SGD990) and deck shoes (SGD650)...
Below: Hybrid designs of classic brogues with boot soles gets my vote!Bally Spring Summer 2012 Mens Shoes
Bally continues to refresh their brand for Spring Summer 2012. Leveraging on their long heritage and injecting a new modern sensibility have brought a new level of design appeal to their shoes.
For Spring Summer 2012, look out for hybrid styles, where boots meets brogues, trainers meets boat shoes. Boots soles add a new sense of toughness for classic brogues, and now in multi-colours for that playful touch. Trainers are now invading into your boat decks with colourful versions that adds that extra sportive touch.
Rubber soled tasselled loafers, despite resembling Burberry FW2011, are also noteworthy, especially in bi-colours of tan and brown. The dual layer effect on the soles just gives it that extra panache.
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A Kisumu couple could not hide its joy and bliss after Donald Trump's victory over Hillary in the U,S Presidential Elections.
Felix Otieno and his wife Lorna Akoth defied all odds and criticisms in August and named their third born son after the president-elect.
In an interview with Nation in Kisumu on Thursday, Mr. Otieno said their decision to name their son Donald Trump Otieno was based on the president-elect's principles and open mind.
"He spoke his mind deep from his heart. Most politicians are not sincere like him," Mr. Otieno says.
"I admired Mr. Trump because he is a man who says what he thinks and thinks what he says. I love people who speak the truth without any fears," he added.
Akoth says they loved Trump because he was truthful and stood his ground on controversial policies.
"He was frank and firm. At least he spoke the truth without using propaganda or lies to win votes. We loved him and had to name our son after him," she says.
The parents' revelations come after a picture of the birth notification bearing the name Donald Trump Otieno went viral on social media yesterday.
The couple has also named their first and second names after high-profile public figures.
They named their first born Robert Kelly after the renown American comedian and actor while the second born was named Prince Charles after the eldest child of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (UK).
Donald Trump Otieno was born on August 9, 2016, at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital (JOOTRH) in Kisumu.
According to his father Mr. Otieno, he was not sure whether Trump would win but he had the conviction the billionaire businessman had what it takes to be a leader.
"It was not about if he wins or not but his principles as a leader that inspired me to name my son after him," Mr. Otieno said.


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The Trolley Center amphitheater and surrounding mall were filled to overflowing on Thursday, July 23, as the Johnny Cash tribute band Cash'd Out brought the music of the Man in Black to the Santee Summer Concert Series. This was easily the largest crowd I have seen so far this summer, and everyone appeared to have a good time. The only dark cloud was the number of people who seemed to feel the rule about not saving spots did not apply to them. But I will address them in another post.
Cash'd Out formed in 2004, started playing in 2005, and has since become a top draw around the Southwest region. Last year the group was voted Best Cover or Tribute Band at the 18th annual San Diego Music Awards. Not bad for a band that got its start through an advertisement in The Reader. That was how founders Douglas Benson and Kevin Manuel got together, later adding stand-up bass player Sean Glithero and drummer Andy Robillard to round out the quartet. About a year ago Alabama native Juli Crocket joined the men to sing the June Carter parts and play off against Douglas Benson's Johnny Cash persona.
Admittedly, I am not a huge Johnny Cash fan – at least not compared to my daughter (who probably knows all the lines from Walk the Lineby heart) – but I do know several of his songs and some of his life story, and can certainly appreciate a spot-on group like Cash'd Out. Particularly fun to watch is the give-and-take between Benson and Crockett. I spoke to Juli Crockett after the concert, and she admitted that it took her a little time to feel comfortable enough to "stand up" to Benson, but now feels quite up to giving it back to him the way June Carter did to Johnny Cash.
Douglas G. Benson (as he is billed on the band's website) got the idea of starting up a Johnny Cash tribute band because he "had the voice" – but he had to work on his guitar skills first. We can all be very glad that he paid his dues on the "guit-fiddle" to reach the level he is at now. As for the voice – no question on that.
Kevin Manuel, the "Luther Perkins" of the group, is a San Diego boy who grew up on the music of Johnny Cash. It was his answering of Benson's ad in The Reader that led to the founding of Cash'd Out. Manuel provides the "guit-box" lead on songs.
Sean Glithero is another San Diego native in the group. He has been playing bass in bands around the area for the last two decades, about half of that time with Manuel. Glithero provides the "boom-boom" signature that Marshall Grant played with the Tennessee Three.
The fourth member of the group, Andy Robillard, keeps the beat going the way W.S. Holland did for the original Cash group.
Juli Crockett, who also sings with a group called Evangenitals, carries the June Carter parts very well and adds that touch of "Down South" to a decidedly So-Cal group of musicians.
The fun kicked off early with a warm up set by Shiloh Cook from Singing Solo, a program for talented young singers.
Miss Santee, Sierra Billock, and Miss Santee Teen, Nicole Ehlke, were on hand as MCs.
On several songs, Glithero had a talented young apprentice working with him.
The concert also featured an impromptu birthday serenade for a young fan.
Not much dancing this week – too many people and very little open space.
Next week, July 30, the tributes continue when the Screamin' Primas bring the music of Louis Prima to the Summer Concert Series.


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In this post, you will get the latest Jobs updates in Government companies, Federal Government Recruitment 2019-2020: Federal Government Recruitment at Professional Regulatory Agency for Various Positions and the list of Federal Government Jobs currently recruiting now. Application form, requirements, qualifications and guidelines for FREE.
The Federal Government Jobs is one of the Highest-Paying jobs in Nigeria, this is because there are jobs controlled by the government. Applying for Government Jobs is absolutely FREE all you have to do is follow the guidelines provided here.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has planned to reduce the high rate of unemployment in the country by establishing the National Social Investments Programmes (NSIP) and other job opportunities for massive Nigerian graduate. The Nigerian government has today advised youths to apply and register for the Federal Government's Jobs initiative.
The registration exercise will enable government collects up-to-date data of unemployed Nigerians and enable them link job seekers with existing vacancies in the government. Please note that the online application form and registration of unemployed Nigerians is ongoing.
N/B: The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC is RECRUITING, all interested candidates are advised to secure this opportunity using the guide below.
List's of Federal Economy Agencies Jobs in Nigeria.
- Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria(AMCON)
- Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP)
- Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE)
- Budget Office of the Federation (BOF)
- Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)
- Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
- Debt Management Office (DMO)
- Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC)
- Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)
- Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)
- Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC)
- National Pension Commission PenCom(PenCom)
- National Council on Privatisation (NCP)
- National Insurance Commission (NAICOM)
- Niger Delta Development Commission(NDDC)
- National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
- National Sugar Development Council(NSDC)
- Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation(NDIC)
- National Planning Commission (NPC)
- Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)
- Nigerian Export–Import Bank (NEXIM Bank)
- Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission(NIPC)
- Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority(NEPZA)
- Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC)
- Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON)
- Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Small and Medium Enterprise Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN)
Federal Governments Agricultural Jobs in Nigeria 2019
- Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria
- National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI)
- National Root Crops Research Institute (NCRI)
- Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation(NAIC)
- Nigerian Institute for Oil Palm Research (NIFOR)
- Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS)
- National Horticultural Research Institute (NIHORT)
- Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research
- National Agricultural Extension, Research and Liaison Services (NAERLS).
Federal Aviation Agencies Jobs in Nigeria 2018
- Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB)
- Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)
- Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA)
- Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET)
- Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN)
- Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT).
Jobs in Communication Agencies 2019.
This is for those who to pursue a career in the communication industry. We advise you be on the lookout in any of the under listed federal Government Agencies for current recruitment opportunities.
- Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST)
- National Frequency Management Council
- Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC)
- Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)
- Nigeria Communications Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT)
- National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).
Education/Teaching Federal Government Jobs in Nigeria.
Below are lists of all the education-related agencies that may likely recruit this 2019. You can quickly see the list's below:
- National Examination Council (NECO)
- National Teachers Institute (NTI)
- National Universities Commission (NUC)
- National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)
- West African Examination Council (WAEC)
- Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria(TRCN)
- Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC)
- Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
- National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB).
Federal Energy Jobs Recruitment 2019
Do you have skills or are you an experienced energy worker? Would you like to work in any Federal Government energy agencies this year? If yes, kindly take a look at the agencies below:
- Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN)
- Electricity Management Services Limited(EMSL)
- Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR)
- Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN)
- Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA)
- Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
- Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC)
- National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN)
- Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA)
- Rural Electrification Agency (REA)
- Transmission Company of Nigeria
Government Environmental Agencies Jobs 2019.
This is for those seeking for employment in the environmental agencies of Nigeria.
- National Biosafety Management Agency (NBM)
- Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (FRIN)
- Federal Environmental Protection Agency (FEPA)
- National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA)
- National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA).
Federal Government Health/Medical Jobs 2019
Are you a certified health practitioner? If yes, then you can go through the under listed agencies to know if there are any available vacancies for you.
- National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA)
- Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
- National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA)
- National Health Insurance Scheme – (NHIS) (www.nhis.gov.ng)
- National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)
- National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NIPRD)
Judiciary Jobs in Nigeria 2019.
This is meant for legal Practitioner seeking employment in any federal judiciary agency in Nigeria. Below are the lists of Nigerian judiciaries where you can Apply for latest job vacancy:
- National Judicial Council (NJC)
- National Judicial Institute (NJI)
- Federal Judicial Service Commission (FJSC)
Maritime Jobs in Nigeria 2019
Applicants seeking to work in the Nigerian maritime agencies should be on the lookout of the Nigerian Federal government.
- Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA)
- Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC)
- Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)
Federal News/Media Jobs in Nigeria 2019
This section is meant for those seeking a career in journalism, we advise you to be on the lookout for the Nigerian Federal Government Media Agencies listed below:
- Nigerian Press Council (NPC)
- News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
- Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)
- Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON)
Nigeria Government Science and Technology Jobs 2019.
This section is meant for those seeking a career in science and technology industry, we advise you to be on the lookout for the Federal Government of Nigeria Science and Technology Agencies listed below:
- Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA)
- National Centre for Remote Sensing, Jos (NCRS)
- National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA)
- National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA)
- Raw Materials Research and Development Council (RMRDC)
- Nigerian Communications Satellite Ltd (NIGCOMSAT)
- National Centre for Technology Management (NACETEM)
- National Agency For Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI)
- National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP)
Federal Government Water Resources Jobs 2019.
This section is meant for those seeking a career in Water Resources industry, we advise you to be on the lookout for the water resources Federal Government agencies where you can submit your CV for job/employment/replacement.
- National Water Resources Institute (NWRI)
- Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA)
- River Basin Development Authorities (RBDA's)
- Nigerian Integrated Water Resources Commission
Other Nigerian Federal Government Agencies Jobs.
Below are list's of other Federal government jobs you can register for online or offline. See the listing below:
- Consumer Protection Council (CPC)
- Code of Conduct Bureau (CCBCCB)
- Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC)
- Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN)
- Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
- Federal Housing Authority (FHA)
- Federal Character Commission (FCC)
- Industrial Training Fund (ITF)
- Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
- Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC)
- Legal Aid Council of Nigeria (LACON)
- National Council of Arts and Culture(NCAC)
- National Boundary Commission
- National Human Rights Commission(NHRC)
- National Orientation Agency (NOA)
- National Lottery Regulatory Commission
- National Sports Commission (NSC)
- Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS)
- Nigeria Institute of Building (NIOB)
- National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NaHCON)
- National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)
- National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)
- National Economic Reconstruction Fund (NERFUND)
- National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP)
- National Institute for Hospitality Tourism (NIHOTOUR)
- National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC)
- Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute (NBRRI)
- Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI)
- National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP)
- Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation(NTDC)
- Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission(NCPC)
- Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC)
- Nigeria Civil Defence and Security Corps
- Nigerian Prisons Service (NPS)
- Nigeria Custom service (NCS)
- Nigeria Police Force (NPF)
- Surveyors Council Of Nigeria
- Public Complaints Commission
Federal Government Recruitment Requirements
Candidates who wish to apply for the Federal Government Of Nigeria Job Recruitment exercise must meet the following conditions:
- Applicants shall be of Nigerian origin by birth
- Must have WASSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB with Credits in not less than three (3) subjects including English
- Additionally, candidates must possess a minimum of B.Sc/H.N.D/ or ND degree from a reputable institution
- Age requirements: Candidates must be between 22-35 years old.
- Must be medically, physically and psychologically fit
- Must have Excellent Communication skills.
How to Apply for Federal Government Recruitment 2019
Interested candidates should visit the Offical Federal Government Jobs recruitment portal/website on (www.jobsforall.ng) or visit this page frequently for immediate employment. Please note that the Application form is FREE of charge and must be submitted once.
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