Project OKURASE Blog | The purpose of Project OKURASE (Opportunity, Knowledge, Understanding, Renewed Health, Arts-Based, Skills Training and Education) is to address the HIV/AIDS crisis in Ghana by helping vulnerable and orphaned children who are impacted by HIV/AIDS in their family and their village. - The purpose of Project OKURASE (Opportunity, Knowledge, Understanding, Renewed Health, Arts-Based, Skills Training and Education) is to address the HIV/AIDS crisis in Ghana by helping vulnerable and orphaned children who are impacted by HIV/AIDS in their family and their village.
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/10/16/bricklaying-begins/ Bricklaying Begins | Project OKURASE Blog - Congratulations to everyone involved with Project OKURASE on coming to the phase of bricklaying for the vocational school that is part of the Nkabom Centre for Skills Training and Formal Education. People from Okurase village learned to make the compressed earth bricks in a training program in the village. They then made the bricks…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/06/12/packing-for-village-health-outreach-ghana-2011/ Packing for Village Health Outreach Ghana 2011 | Project OKURASE Blog - Part of the team is heavily engaged in packing for the Village Health Outreach. This is the second packing session. How do you get 30 boxes of medicines and supplies into 7 suitcases? Plus there are clothes and books.. So much. People have been so generous and we are deternined to get it all in.…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/thank-you-to-belgium/ THANK YOU TO BELGIUM | Project OKURASE Blog - Working in England for a few days. Got a call to come to Belgium. The Men’s Group of the Ambassador Club Westland had included us in their New Year’s Eve fundraiser and would like us to come and pick up donations and speak with a journalist. So, my friend and colleague, Brigitte Squire (Dehouck) and…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/05/20/party-with-a-purpose-to-support-project-okurase/ Party With a Purpose to Support Project OKURASE | Project OKURASE Blog - Come to the beach for… PARTY WITH A PURPOSE!!! Wednesday, May 25, 2011 ~ 7:00pm - 9:30pm 712 Carolina Blvd., Isle of Palms Please join us for an unforgettable African cultural adventure! Djole West African Dance Co. will entertain with an energy-filled performance at 7:45pm. Experience African rhythms on true, authentic handcrafted African drums, shop…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/04/19/miss-peggy/ Miss Peggy | Project OKURASE Blog - Miss Peggy Ravenel of Charleston is going through treatment for breast cancer. She is tired but getting through each day. Djole visited Miss Peggy tonight to check on her and to thank her. No matter what her struggles in life, Miss Peggy makes a $25 donation each and every month to Project OKURASE and has made…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/03/18/bernice-rip-we-love-you/ Bernice – RIP, We Love You | Project OKURASE Blog - Another of our wonderful children gone. Precious 9-year-old Bernice became ill and died. The cause of the sickness is unknown. There are so many possibilities. Bernice is one of the children that Project OKURASE sponsored for school through Holy Cross Church on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. She was a lovely girl who enjoyed going to…
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/isla-our-hearts-are-with-you/ ISLA – our hearts are with you | Project OKURASE Blog - Project OKURASE sends our love to Kathy and Carl. We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of your son Matthew. We will work with you to carry out his vision. ISLA and Project OKURASE families are one. All our love to you - PO
https://projectokurase.wordpress.com/2011/03/05/situation-serious-an-appeal-for-your-help/ SITUATION SERIOUS – AN APPEAL FOR YOUR HELP | Project OKURASE Blog - Dear Okurase family and interested folk: I am here in the village and am writing to you because the building has been going on every day, people have been working their hearts out and we have come to a situation where we are out of resources. It's not just a matter of stopping building…
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roger - Impressive!Like most of you, I had been using the ax method to slice my bananas in the morning. After losing the third toe, I switched to the lesser known but still highly regarded sledgehammer approach. While this certainly worked, I think calling the result "slices" is a bit misleading at best. And then there was the fourth toe lost....
bjames - Not what inwas expectingThe product itself smelled really good. Does moisturize. What I didn't like about it was it just seemed like salt in a jar and nothing else. Nothing to "hold" the ingredients together so it wouldn't just fall as i try to apply it to my body which made it hard to use. Although it did moisturize some it left my skin really oily and I still had to use lotion afterward my shower.
MATT - Recommended to me by a pro...Lucas products were recommended to me by my friend's neighbor. He once worked as a mechanic at a dealership, then decided he wanted to be his own boss and now does restorations on classic cars for some famous and some not-so-famous people.
Zeeky - I started the 24 day challenge and was doing GREAT! HoweverI started the 24 day challenge and was doing GREAT! However, my heart began palpitating like crazy! It was VERY scary! I showed the ingr list to a registered nurse, as well as a Doctor... BOTH said to get OFF the 24 day challenge. I was told there are several ingredients that COULD potentially cause heart rhythm issues. I was on it 8 days, and had lost 8 lbs. I had to go off and within 3 days my heart was about 80% better... however, I will be seeing a dr for my heart issues as it has never gone back to a normal rhythm- it is BETTER, but not normal. It has been about 2 months. This obviously does not happen to everyone, but it DOES happen! It has happened to ME! TAKE IT TO YOUR DOCTOR and ask what they think of the ingredient list... best be safe than sorry!