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A Well Organized Lie defeats a Disorganized Truth Every Time

a well organized Lie defeats a disorganized truth every time

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Sexual selection is a "special case" of natural selection. Sexual selection acts on an organism's ability to obtain (often by any means necessary!) or successfully copulate with a mate. Selection makes many organisms go to extreme lengths for sex: peacocks (top left) maintain elaborate tails, elephant seals (top right) fight over territories, fruit flies perform dances, and some species deliver persuasive gifts. After all, what female Mormon cricket (bottom right) could resist the gift of a juicy sperm-packet? Going to even more extreme lengths, the male redback spider (bottom left) literally flings itself into the jaws of death in order to mate successfully.

C. Saadat is Currently  an undergrad at The Ohio State University studying African & African-American Studies with a minor in Anthropology specializing in Egyptology. With a previous degree in Early Childhood Education from Kaplan University, I he has spent the previous three years working in various functions in and around the Columbus (Ohio) Public School district. he has worked as both the After School Program Coordinator for the King Arts Complex in Columbus, as well as the Site Director for the Freedom School, both of which were designed to enhance the educational capabilities of young Black students while also promoting diversity in the arts. Upon becoming selected as the Vice-President of the Parent Advisory Board for the Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys (an All-Boys Middle School comprised of 90% African-American middle school young men) he has  also developed and taught the school's first ever poetry class last school year.  

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A Well Organized Lie Defeats a Disorganized Truth Every Time!

Well Organized Lie Defeats a Disorganized Truth every Time

A Well Organized Lie Defeats a Disorganized Truth Every Tim

1. Can a debtor own property? A. A debtor can only conditionally own property because according to the law that governs secured transactions (UCC 9-105(d) a debtor is one who is obligated on an account, chattel property, or general intangible, even if he owns or has rights in the collateral. 2. Can the debtor and the Organic living soul be the same person? A. Yes, also in UCC 9-105(d) it states: Where the debtor and the owner of the collateral are not the “same person”, the term "debtor" means the owner of the collateral in any provision of the Article dealing with the collateral, the obligor in any provision dealing with the obligation, and may include both where the context so requires;

We are in Trouble When the Youth fall Dumb its over

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A well Organized Lie Defeats a Disoranized truth Every Time

Dr. Rkhty spent many years as a community activist in Chicago. She attended Chicago City Colleges, The University of Illinois as an undergraduate, Spertus College of Jewish Studies, and then received a full Four-year Fellowship to the University of Chicago, Oriental Institute (This is the leading School of Egyptology in the United States) to study in the PhD program in Egyptology. While in Chicago, she began working with Dr. Jacob Carruthers and others at North Eastern College.  A group of them founded the Kemetic Institute, and later founded the Kemetic Temple of Chicago.  Rkhty was initiated as a Priestess-Hmt Ntr of the temple.  Among the many things that she did at the Kemetic Institute was teaching Mdu Ntr (Egyptian Hieroglyphs), and directing and teaching in the Institutes Adult and Children’s programs. Dr. Rkhty also taught Egyptian Hieroglyphs at North Eastern College in Chicago for two years. She has been an Instructor of Mdu Ntr now for 25, years teaching privately and hosting workshops on the language and other related topics. In 1983, Dr. Rkhty spent four months in Senegal West Africa working and visiting with the renowned African historian Dr. Chiek Anta Diop. Later she translated two of his books from French to English. Rkhty was a founding member of The Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations (ASCAC) in 1983. In 1985, she moved to New York to teach Hieroglyphs at City College of New York.  While in New York Rkhty established ASCAC study groups and was a regular speaker at First World, a community lecture forum in Harlem.  She became a popular much-demanded lecturer, being one of a few African American experts on Mdu Ntr language and at that time the only woman lecturing on the subject of Kemet. She has lectured and continues to lecture on a variety of topics relating to ancient Africa and Kemet at Universities and Colleges all over the US and overseas.

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