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Prediksi La Liga Real Madrid vs Malaga 19 April 2015

2015-04-18T08:25:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Real Madrid vs Malaga 19 April 2015

Prediksi Real Madrid vs Malaga, Prediksi Madrid vs Malaga, Hasil Skor Akurat Real Madrid vs Malaga, Bursa Score Taruhan Real Madrid vs Malaga, pada ajang Pertandingan Liga Spanyol yang akan mengadu dua kekuatan antara Real Madrid vs Malaga dimana pertandingan kedua tim ini dijadwalkan akan berlangsung pada tanggal 19 April 2015 pukul 01:00 WIB Siaran Langsung di RCTI.

Head To Head Real Madrid Vs Malaga :
30 Nov 2014 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 1 – 2 Real Madrid
16 Mar 2014 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 0 – 1 Real Madrid
19 Okt 2013 Hasil Skor Akurat Real Madrid 2 – 0 Malaga
09 Mei 2013 Hasil Skor Akurat Real Madrid 6 – 2 Malaga
23 Des 2012 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 3 – 2 Real Madrid

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Real Madrid :
15 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Atletico Madrid 0 – 0 Real Madrid
11 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Real Madrid 3 – 0 Eibar
09 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Rayo Vallecano 0 – 2 Real Madrid
05 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Real Madrid 9 – 1 Granada
23 Mar 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Barcelona 2 – 1 Real Madrid

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Malaga :
11 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 2 – 2 Atletico Madrid
08 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Eibar 1 – 0 Malaga
05 Apr 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 1 – 1 Real Sociedad
22 Mar 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Rayo Vallecano 1 – 0 Malaga
15 Mar 2015 Hasil Skor Akurat Malaga 2 – 0 Cordoba

Prediksi Bola Sevilla vs Zenit 17 April 2015

2015-04-15T10:43:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Sevilla vs Zenit 17 April 2015

Prediksi Bola 17 April 2015, Prediksi Sevilla vs Zenit, Prediksi Skor Sevilla vs Zenit, Agen Bola Sevilla vs Zenit, Judi Online SBOBET Sevilla vs Zenit,Casino Online Terpercaya Sevilla vs Zenit – Dalam ajang pertandingan UEFA Europa League, pada tanggal 17 April 2015, di Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan (Sevilla) , pukul 02:05 WIB.

Sevilla vs Zenit, Tim kesebelasan Sevilla yang mempunyai markas di Estadio Ramón Sanchez Pizjuan (Sevilla) akan berhadapan dengan tim kesebelasan Zenit pada 17 April 2015 dalam ajang pertandingan liga UEFA Europa League,pada pertandingan terakhir tim Sevilla sukses menahan serangan dari tim raksasa Barcelona pada 12 April 2015 hinggga skor menjadi imbang 2-2 dalam ajang pertandingan Primera Division,dan di lima pertandingan tim Sevilla sukses mengumpulkan tiga kali kemenangan satu kali bermain imbang dan menelan satu kali kekalahan.

Prediksi Sevilla vs Zenit 17 April 2015 sedangkan tim Zenit yang bermain di liga Rusia pada pertandingan terakhir tim mereka hanya mampu bermain imbang di kandang mereka sendiri saat berhadapan dengan tim kesebelasan Rubin Kazan pada 12 April 2015 dengan skor 1-1 dalam ajang pertandingan Liga Primer,anmun di pertandingan sebelumnya tim Zenit sukses mengalahkan tim tuan rumah Terek Grozny pada 8 April 2015 dengan skor 1-2 dalam ajang pertandingan Premier League,dan di lima pertandingan tim Zenit sukses mengumpulkan tiga kemenangan secara beruntun satu kali bermain imbang dan satu kali menelan kekalahan,pada pertandingan saat melawan tim tuan rumah Sevilla pelatih Zenit Andre Villas-Boas akan menurunkan pemain terbaik mereka agar tim mereka dapat memenangkan pertandingan ini.

Head to head Sevilla vs Zenit :
06/04/06 UEL Zenit 1 – 1 Sevilla
30/03/06 UEL Sevilla 4 – 1 Zenit
24/11/05 UEL Zenit 2 – 1 Sevilla
25/11/04 UEL Zenit 1 – 1 Sevilla

Hasil lima pertandingan Sevilla :
22/03/15 PRD Villarreal 0 – 2 Sevilla
27/03/15 SUE River Plate 1 – 0 Sevilla
04/04/15 PRD Sevilla 2 – 0 Athletic Club
08/04/15 PRD Levante 1 – 2 Sevilla
12/04/15 PRD Sevilla 2 – 2 Barcelona

Hasil lima pertandingan Zenit :
20/03/15 UEL Torino 1 – 0 Zenit
22/03/15 PRL Dinamo Moskva 0 – 1 Zenit
05/04/15 PRL Zenit 2 – 1 CSKA Moskva
08/04/15 PRL Terek Grozny 1 – 2 Zenit
12/04/15 PRL Zenit 1 – 1 Rubin Kazan’

Prediksi susunan pemain Sevilla vs Zenit :
Sevilla : Bacca, Vitolo, Aleix Vidal, Krychowiak, Iborra, Banega, Coke, Daniel Carrico, Tremoulinas, Pareja, Sergio Rico
Zenit : Rondon, Hulk, Ryazantsev, Danny, Javi García, Neto, Smolnikov, Shatov, Lombaerts, Anyukov, Lodygin

Bursa taruhan bola asia Handicap Sevilla 0:3/4 Zenit
Bursa taruhan bola over under : 2 1/4
Prediksi pertandingan Sevilla 2-0 Zenit

Judi Online Villarreal vs Espanyol 10 April 2015

2015-04-09T08:07:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Villarreal vs Espanyol 10 April 2015

Prediksi Villarreal vs Espanyol – Prediksi Skor Villarreal vs Espanyol, Prediksi Bola Villarreal vs Espanyol, Prediksi Jitu Villarreal vs Espanyol. pertandingan Liga Spanyol kali ini akan menemani anda pada dinihari nanti tepatnya pada tanggal 10 April 2015 pukul 03:00 • Camp El Madrigal, Villarreal dipimpin oleh Wasit: Carlos Del Cerro Grande.

Prediksi Villarreal vs Espanyol 10 April 2015, Perseteruan kedua tim ini akan menjadi pertandingan seru pada malam ini. Bursa pur puran Villarreal vs Espanyol, Prediksi Score Villarreal vs Espanyol ini akan kami persembahkan buat anda yang sedang membutuhkan atau mencari prediksi bola jitu Villarreal vs Espanyol. berikut ini sedikit ulasan buat sobat semua di pertandingan yang akan berlangsung.

Villarreal yang akan melakoni laga kandang tentunya sudah mempersiapkan diri untuk menghadapi lawannya Espanyol. Prediksi Pertandingan Villarreal vs Espanyol ini adalah untuk yang kesekian kalinya mereka bertemu. dari pertemuan sebelumnya, Villarreal menang dua kali dan berakhir imbang tiga kali.

Head to Head Villarreal vs Espanyol:
09/11/14 Espanyol 1 – 1 Villarreal
25/02/14 Espanyol 1 – 2 Villarreal
27/09/13 Villarreal 2 – 1 Espanyol
02/04/12 Villarreal 0 – 0 Espanyol
07/11/11 Espanyol 0 – 0 Villarreal

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Villarreal:
05/04/15 Valencia Club de Fútbol VAL 0 – 0 Villarreal Club de Fútbol VIL
22/03/15 Villarreal Club de Fútbol VIL 0 – 2 Sevilla FCSEV
20/03/15 Sevilla FCSEV 2 – 1 Villarreal Club de Fútbol VIL
15/03/15 UD Almería ALM 0 – 0 Villarreal Club de Fútbol VIL
13/03/15 Villarreal Club de Fútbol VIL 1 – 3 Sevilla FCSEV

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Espanyol:
07/04/15 Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol ESP 1 – 1 Elche CFELC
22/03/15 Real Club Deportivo de La Coruña DEP 0 – 0 Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol ESP
14/03/15 Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol ESP 0 – 0 Club Atlético de Madrid ATM
08/03/15 Real Sociedad de Fútbol RSO 1 – 0 Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol ESP
05/03/15 Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol ESP 0 – 2 Athletic Club BilbaoATH

Perkiraan Pemain Villarreal vs Espanyol:
Villarreal: Asenjo – Mario – Musacchio – Víctor Ruiz – J.Costa – Pina – Bruno – Trigueros – Cani – Cheryshev – Giovani.
Espanyol: Kiko Casilla – Javi López – Arbilla – D. Colotto – Álvaro González – Víctor Sánchez – Paco Montañés – Salva Sevilla – Abraham – Sergio García – C. Stuani.

Prediksi Villarreal vs Espanyol 10 April 2015 by Judi Online VILLARREAL 0-1 ESPANYOL

Pertandingan Napoli vs Lazio 09 April 2015

2015-04-08T03:12:00.001-07:00

prediksi napoli vs lazio 9 april 2015

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head to head napoli vs lazio :
05 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir lazio 1 – 1 napoli (ita cup)
18 jan 2015 hasil skor akhir lazio 0 – 1 napoli (ita d1)
13 apr 2014 hasil skor akhir napoli 4 – 2 lazio (ita d1)
30 jan 2014 hasil skor akhir napoli 1 – 0 lazio (ita cup)
03 des 2013 hasil skor akhir lazio 2 – 4 napoli (ita d1)
10 feb 2013 hasil skor akhir lazio 1 – 1 napoli (ita d1)

enam pertandingan terakhir dari napoli :
04 apr 2015 hasil skor akhir as roma 1 – 0 napoli (ita d1)
23 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir napoli 1 – 1 atalanta (ita d1)
20 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir dinamo moscow 0 – 0 napoli (uefa el)
16 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir hellas verona 2 – 0 napoli (ita d1)
13 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir napoli 3 – 1 dinamo moscow (uefa el)
09 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir napoli 2 – 2 inter milan (ita d1)

enam pertandingan terakhir dari lazio :
04 apr 2015 hasil skor akhir cagliari 1 – 3 lazio (ita d1)
23 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir lazio 2 – 0 hellas verona (ita d1)
17 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir torino 0 – 2 lazio (ita d1)
10 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir lazio 4 – 0 fiorentina (ita d1)
05 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir lazio 1 – 1 napoli (ita cup)
01 mar 2015 hasil skor akhir sassuolo 0 – 3 lazio (ita d1)

Jadwal Bola Fiorentina vs Juventus 8 April 2015

2015-04-06T22:06:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Fiorentina vs Juventus 8 April 2015

Prediksi Fiorentina vs Juventus, Prediksi Juventus vs Fiorentina, Dimana dalam pertandingan ini akan mempertemukan kedua tim yang sudah kesekian kali nya ini bertemu, dimana kedua tim tersebut sama sama saling mempunyai ambisi untuk memenangkan setiap pertandingan – pertandingan yang di laluinya itu, dalam pertandingan ini akan mempertemukan kedua tim yaitu Fiorentina vs Juventus yang akan di selenggerakan di Stadio Artemio Franchi (Firenze), pada Tanggal 8 April 2015, Pada Jam 01:45 WIB, pertandingan ini akan menjadi pertandingan yang seru dan meneganggkan pastinya antara kedua tim saling bertemu ini, dimana mereka akan sma sama saling mempertunjukkan kehebatan kehebatan timnnya untuk laga pertandingan ini, agar para tim supporternya tersebut bisa bangga dan senang atas apa yang sudah di berikan timnya dalam laga tersebut

Maka dari itu kedua tim ini pun berharap kepada para supporter dari public kedua tim tersebut agar bisa memberikan dukungan yang lebih dam baik juga pastinya untuk tim andalannya tersebut agar pada laga ini pun para pemain tim bisa lebih semangan dan semangat lagi untuk bisa meraih hasil pertandingan yang baik pastinya, itu pun pastinya akan di tunjukkan kembali kepada supporter tim tersebut maka dari itu, disini sama sama harus saling menguntunggkan lah baik dari supporter tim maupun pemain timnya tersebut

Jika di akumulasikan pertandingan – pertandingan yang sebelumnya kedua tim tersebut adalah 2 kali menang 1 kali kalah 2 kali draw, dan untuk tim lawannya tersebut yaitu Juventus sendiri mendapatkan hasil pertandingannya pada pekan lalu adalah 4 kali menang 1 kali kalah, maka dari itu yang berhasil memenangkan pertandingan pada oekan lalu tersebut adalah Juventus, dengan bisa meraih poin pertandingan nya pada pekan lalu adalah 4 kemenangan dalam pertandingannya, dimana dalam laga pertandingan ini pun pastinya Juventus sudah mempunyai rencana pertandingan sendiri untuk dapat bisa menekuk lututt pertandingan lawannya tersebut agar bisa memenangkan pertandingan dalam laga ini, Sekian dari kami Admin Rumah prediksibola303 memprediksikan yang akan keluar sebagai pemenangn adalah Juventus.

Head to Head Fiorentina vs Juventus :
06/03/15 Juventus 1 – 2 Fiorentina
06/12/14 Fiorentina 0 – 0 Juventus
21/03/14 Fiorentina 0 – 1 Juventus
14/03/14 Juventus 1 – 1 Fiorentina
09/03/14 Juventus 1 – 0 Fiorentina

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Fiorentina :
10/03/15 Lazio 4 – 0 Fiorentina
13/03/15 Fiorentina 1 – 1 Roma
17/03/15 Fiorentina 2 – 1 Milan
20/03/15 Roma 0 – 3 Fiorentina
23/03/15 Udinese 2 – 2 Fiorentina

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Juventus :
06/03/15 Juventus 1 – 2 Fiorentina
10/03/15 Juventus 1 – 0 Sassuolo
15/03/15 Palermo 0 – 1 Juventus
19/03/15 Borussia Dortmund 0 – 3 Juventus
22/03/15 Juventus 1 – 0 Genoa

Prediksi Susunan Pemain Fiorentina vs Juventus :
Fiorentina : Neto, G. Rossi, A. Diamanti, Octávio, A. Lazzari, Joaquin, A. Aquilani, M. Badelj, A. Rosi, Marcos Alonso, S. Savi?, G. Rodríguez
Juventus : G. Buffon, A. Favilli, C. Tévez, Álvaro Morata, S. Sturaro, A. Vidal, A. Pirlo, S. Pepe, C. Marchisio, P. Pogba, G. Chiellini

Prediksi Skor Fiorentina vs Juventus adalah 1 – 3
Pasar Taruhan Bola Asian Handicap Fiorentina vs Juventus adalah ¼ : 0
Bursa Pasar Over Under Fiorentina vs Juventus adalah 2 ¼

Skor Akurat Madrid vs Granada 5 April 2015

2015-04-04T19:58:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Real Madrid vs Granada 5 April 2015

Dalam Prediksi Madrid vs Granada, dari Real Madrid yang akan menjadi tuan rumah untuk pertandingan kali ini sebaiknya melakukan persiapan dengan baik untuk dapat memenangkan pertandingan kali ini, mungkin untuk pertandingan keepannya bukanlah masalah yang serius karena Tim lawan yang dilawan juga bukanlah lawan yang sulit untuk dikalahkan, yaitu Granada, Tim mereka akan melakukan persiapan dengan baik untuk dapat memenangkan pertandingan kali ini, karena kemenangan juga sebelumnya sudah pernah mereka dapatkan dipertandingan sebelumnya pada 01 November 2014, dan untuk kemenangan kali ini tentu Tim mereka dapat memenangkan pertandingan dengan baik jika Tim mereka melakukan persiapan dengan baik, dan tentunya untuk tidak terjadi hasil yang tidak bagus seperti pertandingan terakhirnya ketika melawan Barcelona yang mendapatkan kekalahan.

Head to Head Real Madrid Vs Granada :
01 November 2014 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 0 – 4 Real Madrid
25 Januari 2014 Hasil Skor Akhir Real Madrid 2 – 0 Granada
27 Agustus 2013 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 0 – 1 Real Madrid
03 Februari 2013 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 1 – 0 Real Madrid
03 September 2012 Hasil Skor Akhir Real Madrid 3 – 0 Granada

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Real Madrid :
23 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Barcelona 2 – 1 Real Madrid
16 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Real Madrid 2 – 0 Levante
11 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Real Madrid 3 – 4 Schalke 04
08 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Athletic Bilbao 1 – 0 Real Madrid
02 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Real Madrid 1 – 1 Villarreal

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Granada :
22 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 0 – 0 Eibar
15 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Rayo Vallecano 3 – 1 Granada
08 Maret 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 1 – 0 Malaga
28 Februari 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Granada 1 – 3 Barcelona
24 Februari 2015 Hasil Skor Akhir Levente 2 – 1 Granada.

Real Madrid vs Granada Namun untuk Granada masih tidak dapat meningkatkan kualitas permainan mereka, padahal Tim mereka diketahui bermain dengan buruk untuk pertandingan melawan Real Madrid dulu, dan dikhawatirkan untuk pertandingan kali ini juga Tim mereka tidak dapat memenangkan pertandingan dengan baik karena bahkan untuk beberapa pertandingan terakhirnya Tim mereka juga mendapatkan hasil yang buruk dengan skor 0 – 0 dan tidak dapat memenangkan pertandingan pada 22 Maret 2015, dan sebaiknya untuk pertandingan kali ini sebaiknya Tim mereka akan melakukan persiapan yang lebih baik untuk mendapatkan kemenangan dengan baik dan tidak mengulang kekalahan mereka.

Jadwal Bola Arsenal vs Liverpool 4 April 2015

2015-04-04T00:15:00.001-07:00

Prediksi Arsenal vs Liverpool 4 April 2015

Prediksi Arsenal vs Liverpool,Prediksi Skor Arsenal vs Liverpool,Agen Bola Situs Judi Bola Arsenal vs Liverpool,Prediksi Bola Arsenal vs Liverpool – Dalam ajang pertandingan Premier League ,pada tanggal 4 April 2015 , di Emirates Stadium (London) , pukul 18:45 WIB. Pada pertandingan Premier League kali ini akan mempertemukan tim Arsenal melawan Liverpool yang akan berlangsung di Emirates Stadium(London) pada tanggal 4 April 2015 pukul 18:45 WIB.

Pada pertemuan terakhir kedua tim bermain imbang 2-2 21 Desember 2014 lalu.Arsenal sekarang berada di peringkat 3 klasemen sementara Premier League dengan mengumpulkan 60 poin dari 30 pertandingan.Arsenal belum terkalahkan dalam 6 pertandingan terakhirnya.Di pertandingan terakhirnya Arsenal berhasil menang atas tuan rumah Newcastle United 1-2 21 Maret lalu. Jadwal Arsenal vs Liverpool dalam pekan ke-31 jadwal Liga Inggris bakal berlangsung panas, keduanya memperebutkan posisi empat besar pada laga Sabtu malam 4/4/2015 WIB siaran langsung di beIn Sport 3.

Jadwal Liga Inggris antara Arsenal vs Liverpool akan digelar di Emirates Stadium Sabtu 4 April 2015 dan siaran langsung Arsena vs Liverpool akan ditayangkan secara langsung oleh BeinSport 3. Kebangkitan kembali pasukan Brendan Rodgers terhenti saat terakhir kali kalah 2-1 dari Manchester United di Anfield, kekalahan liga pertama sejak Desember. Akibatnya, mereka kini tetap menduduki tempat kelima di Liga Utama Inggris, berjarak lima poin di belakang anak-anak Louis van Gaal di jatah terakhir Liga Champions.

Sedangkan Arsenal satu poin lebih banyak daripada Red Devils. Sebuah kekalahan dari The Gunners di Emirates akhir pekan ini akan secara efektif mengakhiri upaya Liverpool untuk lolos ke kompetisi top Eropa musim depan, terutama dengan Manchester United kemungkinan besar untuk mengalahkan Villa di Old Trafford.

Liverpool menghadapi tugas berat melawan Arsenal yang telah memenangkan enam laga terakhir mereka pada kebangkitan kembali mereka di liga, dan sedang mengejar posisi kedua di liga setelah berselisih hanya satu poin jauhnya dari Manchester City. Arsene Wenger tidak diragukan lagi akan belajar dari kesuksesan Manchester United di laga terakhir kali, ketika tim Van Gaal berhasil mendominasi Liverpool dalam kepemilikan bola dan menghalangi setiap usaha para penyerang The Reds untuk maju ke depan.

Keuntungan kandang seharusnya akan berpihak pada Arsenal, seperti di saat yang sama Liverpool punya sejumlah pemain absen, termasuk skorsing atas Martin Skrtel dan Steven Gerrard, hasil kelakuan antik saat laga vs Manchester United. Prediksi Arsenal vs Liverpool, Jadwal Liga Inggris 4/4/2015 Prediksi Arsenal vs Liverpool.

Prediksi Barcelona vs Elche

2014-08-24T09:27:00.001-07:00

Barcelona Vs Elche dalam liga Spanyol, Pada laga kali ini akan membahas tentang raksasa Spanyol Barcelona akan menjamu tamunya Elche. Sebelumnya kedua tim ini sudah pernah bertanding dua kali, Pada pertemuan pertama yang digelar pada liga Spanyol musim lalu tercatat kalau Barcelona meraih kemenangan 4-0 dan pada laga terakhir kedua tim bertanding imbang 0-0. Barcelona yang bertanding dalam laga kandang pasti akan lebih diunggulkan dalam pertandingan kali ini meskipun kiper andalan mereka sudah tidak ikut bermain.

Barcelona yang saat ini dibawah asuhan pelatih Luis Enrique Martinez sebelumnya telah mencukur klub liga Meksiko Club Leon dengan skor yang sangat telak 6-0 saat bertanding dalam laga kandang. Mantan pemain Barcelona Cesc Fabregas yang telah bermain di klub liga Inggris Chelsea posisinya telah digantikan oleh Ivan Rakitic yang sebelumnya bermain untuk Atletico De Madrid. Sedangkan disamping itu Neymar yang telah sembuh dari cederanya dapat memperkuat klub tersebut, Barcelona yang gagal dimusim lalu setelah bertanding imbang 1-1 atas Atletico Madrid selesai diperingkat 3 musim lalu.

Dalam lima laga terakhir Elche yang dibawah asuhan pelatih Fran Escriba memperoleh kemenangan dilaga terakhir mereka saat bertanding melawan Tenerife dengan skor akhir 2-0 dan sebelumnya Elche menaham imbang Levante dengan skor akhir 0-0 sewaktu kedua klub Spanyol itu bertemu di laga persahabatan.

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St. Timothy's School, Moshi, Tanzania

2009-11-01T09:00:00.000-08:00

Here we have a short overview and progress update on St. Timothy's School in Moshi, Tanzania. Construction began in September of this year and is expected to be completed by Nov. 30th, with children attending in January 2010. I can't tell you how exciting it's been to see this project rise from the fields of Newland village! The efficiency and care our local community partner Tanzania Children Concern has been giving this project is a shining example of how communities know best. From local knowledge of land rights, power and water to the best vendors and manufactures. Again and again, it's made me believe that communities need to be helped to help themselves!

-Bryce

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To read about my nonsense between work, check out my personal blog at: neitherherenorthere.org

St. Timothy's: What I want to be...

2009-10-30T09:00:00.000-07:00

What started out as a Q and A about thoughts on the new school turned into a "What I want to be.." fest. It really seems to me that kids throughout the world generally have the same aspirations. Whether it's about excitement or connecting with people, the occupations are usually somehow related with the people who take care or us. And, of course, there's always one kid who wants to be president.

-Bryce

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St. Timothy's Students on the New School

2009-10-29T09:00:00.000-07:00

Our plans were to ask a few of the students what they thought of the school. Thanks to their vigor we ended up with a mob of children ready to tell us how excited they were about the number of toilets. Amazing since it was mere bricks when they saw it! Afterward, James was telling us that some of them wanted to have class in it before it was even completed. A few wanted to go live in the construction site. Wow.

-Bryce

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St. Timothy's Kids Visiting the Site

2009-10-27T09:00:00.000-07:00

This was a treat to behold. On October 14th, all the current St. Timothy Students got to visit the construction site of the new school. What's not included in the video is the jostling and kid climbing the kids did to get into the buses that brought them to the school! Hope you find it as ridiculouly cute as I did.

- Bryce

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Lucia, James and Facebook Causes

2009-10-26T10:01:00.000-07:00

Here's a video of Tanzania Children Concern Founder, James Nathaniel getting a lesson about what the heck Facebook Causes is from Lucia. I also had it explained to me about 3 minutes before this video was shot.

You can check out our Causes page for yourself here:
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/60174/15070448?m=e56504ed

-bryce

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Measles Vaccinations at Mama Tumaini

2009-10-04T08:23:00.000-07:00

A student from the Pepo La Tumaini Early Childhood Development school bravely refuses to cry while recieving a measles vaccination at the Mama Tumaini Clinic.

During September 19th-25th, the Mama Tumaini Health Clinic took part in a nation wide campaign to vaccinate children between the ages of 1 and 5 for measles. Mama Hope’s partner Wind of Hope in the Arid served the surrounding communities as well as several local Early Childhood Development and Primary schools.

By the end of the campaign, 485 children were vaccinated and 514 given vitamin A supplements. Administering the vaccinations were Naiomi Meme, Harriet Gatakaa and Wind of Hope Programme Nurse, Stella Okello.

We’re so proud that our clinic took part in this! Hope you enjoy the pics.

Nearly 150 children were vaccinated on September 23rd.

Children were lead by teachers from local primary schools. Others came on their mother's backs.

Children under the age of 1 came for vitamin A suppliments to help with the development of their eyes.

Late in the day anxious mother's began entering the clinic worried their children would miss the essential vaccinations. Order was eventually restored!

Naiomi Meme (right) administers a Vitamin A supplement

That's it!

Portraits of the Drought: Mwambia

2009-09-24T02:12:00.000-07:00

by Bryce

Photos and Video by myself and the Trainers of Trainers, my student group at Wind of Hope.

Isiolo, Kenya sits in the Kaisut desert in East Africa. The area as a whole is currently going through the worst drought in years. Water and food relief have become precious commodities and tribal conflict a regular fixture on the news. I’ve done my best to convey the following within this context.

Mwambia sits in the sun waiting. He shifts his toes in his sandals and wears a faded Muslim kufi on his head. A tired looking brown jacket covers his small frame while his kneecaps poke from behind his trousers.

He’ll tell you he’s 100 years old, but he was born in 1930. His home is a small wooden shack about 3 kilometers from where he’s currently sitting at in the Wind of Hope (WOH) community compound. He enjoys telling war stories and is originally from a good sized town about a 45 minute ride south, called Meru. It was a town of local shops and farmers which have recently given way the Kenyan equivalent of Walmart: Nakumatt.

Looking at him it’s a bit difficult to dispute his claim of 100. He already looked older than Africa when I first met him three years ago. Not much of a dent in his time frame, but his smile of recognition tells me it doesn’t matter. We’re here together again in Isiolo.

We shake hands, smile and try to work up a conversation through my broken Swahili. “Yes, I’ve returned. I’m happy to see you as well. It is very hot. You’ve walked all the way from your home today? How is your home? “ His smile is cheerful, but his eyes are a bit far and watery. Something’s on his mind.

Mwambia is a bit of an indicator here at WOH. When things are well, such as when the HBC (home based care for people living with HIV/AIDS) food distributions are arriving on time (or at all), he can be seen walking near town selling his hand carved wooden spoons. When times are bad, he’s usually sick and bed ridden. A year ago we had to break down his front door to save him from an accidental self-imprisonment. He hadn’t eaten in 3 days and was too weak to unlock his door for help. The amount of clothes he’s wearing makes me think of this; jackets upon jackets when the sun is blazing. His body can’t handle much.

It’s because he’s an indicator that his presence here today has attracted attention. Khadija, the Program Director, and a few others come and sit around us in a circle. He opens up immediately.

For the past week thieves have been coming into his home and stealing his food distributions.

“Everything,” he explains, “my food, my flashlight, my blankets. They’ve come and taken them all.” he pauses, shakes his head and narrows his eyes to the sun. “They are too strong. And they say they will come back. They say: We will come back again and again.”

He goes on for another ten minutes giving details that are not translated. Needless to say his audience is fuming. Angry words dart back and forth. “To where? …took it all? You haven’t eaten in five days? You know who they are? Your neighbor? We know that house. It’s not far at all.”
Before long the group splits. The two men, Nassir and Rojeb shake their heads and wander off in thought. Khadija storms off into the compound and back out again.

“Imagine,” she starts, “they steal from him! What does he have?”

My answer would be a few plastic water containers, a beat up wooden bed frame with a blanket, some rocks for cooking on, a pot and a photo of him with his son taken some 13 years back.

Khadija holds a hand to her chest as if quailing a fire, then goes on.

“They have even come in while he was having an asthma attack. What can you even do? Taking from an old man like that. They just come and take it from his hands. What can he do? And now that they know he gets food relief, how can we stop it?” She pauses and looks away from me, “But it is also because of starvation… This is a very bad signal. When people are like this, they can even start killing each other for food. You know not long ago a lady was killed for an avocado.”

Mwambia's home in the Bula Pesa neighborhood of Isiolo.

Ten minutes go by and I’m sitting next to Mwambia again. He’s being put together a care package. Some rice, beans and spinach. To my left is Nyla, she seems overwhelmed by the situation isn’t saying much.

“It’s very bad. I’m sorry.” I say to Mwambia.

“It’s in God’s hands,” he responds.

Lunch is ready and my conscience is starting to nudge me because of it. We all get plates of warm corn boiled in salt and milk. Mwambia refuses his and pulls down his bottom lip to show teeth worn to the gums. We quickly get a few bananas and some porridge which lights him up.

The three of us sit for awhile eating. It’s a bit difficult. I feel like I should hide my shameful plateful, but I can’t exactly not eat. Beside me, Nyla is silently dropping tears into her plate.

Mwambia finishes the porridge and eats a single banana. He puts two more into a torn plastic bag, diligently wraps up the fruit and hides it away in the folds of his jacket.

“You don’t want more to eat?” I ask.

“I’m full. If I eat too much now…” he makes the universal sign for throwing up.

It’s not long before Khadija appears again. I’ve seen her this way before and I fear for whoever is in her way. She starts to gather a small posse; two men and two women.

The ambulance leaves the compound. (Photo by Mohamed Adan)

“They come at night? We’ll be there at night. It has happened five times. It must stop,” she says to Mwambia. She fires up the ambulance and everyone piles in. “We know where they are. We’ll find them, throw them in the back and drag them to the police station.“

She sticks the engine in reverse and plows out.

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5 hours later, later the vehicle pulls back into the compound. It’s missing most of the posse. Khadija climbs out looking like she’s carrying a fifty pound weight on her back. Nyla catches Khadija as she heads inside.

“Did you find the thieves?” she asks.

“Yes, we found them.” Khadija responds softly with a tone of dejection. She takes off her shoes and heads inside.

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Around 9pm we finally get the rest of the story. Khadija is sitting on her living room couch. The dim turquoise of the solar lights cast a tiring tone on her and small shadows creep out from corners reminding us that it’s night now and Mwambia has long gone home.

“Who are we?” she starts, “This afternoon, we had looked at Mwambia and imagined: I don’t want someone to do that to me when I’m old. So we got there ready for a fight with young strong men. Rogeb was angry. But when went in the home of the thieves what we found was a family of five. These children with swollen bellies and tiny legs. The mother’s breast was just skin with a baby on it. The man sitting by the door was so weak he couldn’t get up. He just looked at us and shouted, ‘Khadija! You’ve come! We stole the old man’s food. Have you brought us some more?”

She shifts uncomfortably in her seat and continues, “We were so ashamed. Rogeb said nothing. He walked in circles like he didn’t know us… he had no words. We asked them where the old man’s belongings were. They replied that they sold them for food.”

“We said, ‘where is the blanket?’”

“’We sold it,’ he said.

“I wish you knew how much for, Bryce. It was for 40 shillings.”

“That’s about 50 cents,” I say to Nyla, “Enough for about half a kilogram of rice or 6 bananas.”

I watch Khadija adjust her skirt again as she goes on. Her left middle finger can’t bend due to the ligaments being severed during an attempt on her life. She’d caught the machete blade in her hand. She doesn’t strike me as someone who is easily caught off guard.

She goes on, “The man said, ‘Why should we leave food when there is food there at the old man’s. I will steal as far as I can walk and that is as far as I can walk.’

“We didn’t know what to do, so we went to town to buy food and brought it back. I tell you, they were down on the ground eating. Rogeb had to shove food in the man’s mouth and help him because he was too weak to chew. And then, there were people coming to their gate saying, ‘let us eat with them!’ It was crazy.”

She paused for about a minute before going on.

Mwambia recieving a Ramadan food distribution from Salim Yassen.
(Photo by Salat James Sunday)

“Sometimes to the local people, they think our community project manages everything: AIDS, turmoil, food. It’s not so good. We cannot manage it all. How do you choose who gets food? I’ve seen a baby sucking a dead woman. How do you choose? …but at least it’s not as bad as 1984. God should not let us see that again. That wasn’t drought. That was death. People couldn’t even fight. They just sat and glared at each other. They boiled hides to eat. You could not find a rat anywhere.”

Without warning Khadija’s cell phone rings, erupting her ringtone into the room. It’s playing the Elton John song, Sacrifice.

It’s a human sign… when things go wrong… when the scent of her lin-

Khadija silences her phone and looks at her caller ID. It’s Esha, the woman managing the health clinic. She was also at the home today. Khadija discards the call.

“She’s been calling me all night,” she says, “asking me what to think. What to do with herself now that she’s home. She’s saying, ‘you’ve been here long. You know.’ But surely, who am I? Why do I know? I can’t tell anyone what to think. I just tell her, ‘You do something positive. You sit with your children and appreciate them. You create something. You make something good with what you have. What else can you do? I’m not God.”

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Isiolo riverbed some 30 kilometers from town. Until the current drought, this area
was the main water source for nearby villages and wildlife.

Two weeks later, I’m in a cab with a driver named Abdi. He’s about my age and has family who were relocated from Somali refugee camps to England and the United States. He tells me about how he had lived in the UK for a year posing as his sister’s husband, but was found out and sent back. He’s now been in Isiolo for three months.

“London wasn’t so good. It’s was too cold. I’d find my death there,” he says.

We pull onto the main road. Bikes and hawkers pulling carts of water dart out of our way. Up the road a beaten up semi-truck pulls out of a gas station. Under its flapping brown tarp are a few hundred 50kg bags of soy and wheat powder. On each bag is the red and blue USAID food relief emblem. It reads: From the American People.

“Where are they going?” I ask.

“They are headed north to Wajir. Some 200 kilometers. It’s very far. The drought there is so bad,” Abdi responds.

He jerks the cab off the road to let 2 eight-wheeled military vehicles pass. Their engines seem to be the only real noise in town today. It’s hot and everyone is moving a bit slower than usual. Dust billows across vegetable stands and into the cars windows. Not a single bit of shade has been left unoccupied. The cab hops back on the road.

“It’s quiet here today,” I say watching a herd of goats pass by.

“Yes,” he says, “it’s very hot and the town is quiet. We’re all starving and no one wants to talk about it.”

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To read more of my stories from our projects, check out my personal blog at:
neitherherenorthere.org

St. Timothy's Update

2009-09-16T15:41:00.000-07:00

by Lucia Crenshaw

When I wrote you the last blog, I said that I thought things were about to get moving really fast, and I sit here today, exactly one month after breaking ground on the school, completely blown away by just how fast they have gotten moving.

The new school, two months ago just a barren piece of land, is now a completed foundation, and the beginning stages of the exterior walls. So, needless to say, the past month has been extremely busy.

The more time I am here, the more I am aware of things that I take for granted—things both learned and observed. When it comes to the school, I have realized just how reliant I am on technology to build and cultivate things, and how here, almost everything is done by hand. This might not seem like a “no-brainer”—Africa is behind the times when it comes to technology. But after watching the progress of this school, I am starting to wonder if we are not the ones who are in fact “lagging behind in terms of development,” and by development, I mean actually building something from the ground up.

In the past month, I have witnessed exactly this—a building process that is tedious; however, it is beyond resourceful and it involves the whole community. Neighbors store and guard the building supplies; women cook lunches and bring them to the site; and local masons combine their skill and expertise in such a way as to make it look effortless. Many of the workers are members of the community with whom Tanzania Children Concern does outreach with—some are masons who have worked on the current orphanage, others are parents of some of the students. I guess for all of these reasons and more, that is why I get the feeling that this project goes deeper than bricks and mortar. It is a true community project—designed by, built by, and sustained by the community that it will serve.

Tanzania Children Concern has been trying to build this school for over 5 years, but due to financial restraints, they have been unable to do so. James says that this past spring, he received a letter saying that St. Timothy’s must register (which means build a school) as soon as possible, and at the time, he had no idea what they were going to do. He then said, “I can’t believe that I am getting to witness this (the building of the school) in my lifetime! I am just so overjoyed; I can’t wait!” I am right there with James---I feel privileged to be a part of this!

To read more of my personal stories from St. Timothy's check out my blog:

luciacrenshaw.blogspot.com

Where it all began

2009-09-02T02:34:00.000-07:00

This originally is a letter that I sent out to my friends and family but I have been urged to share it on the blog as well.

-Nyla

As I write to you I am sitting on the porch of my hotel in Kisumu. This is the same hotel that in April of 2006, I shared a dinner with Bernard and talked about his dreams for the future. So much has changed since then. First, Bernard is no longer a boy but a man whose dreams are now within his grasp. Second, this is now my fourth time in Kenya and instead of it just being 3 months after my mother passed away it has been years. And it is only now that I am truly starting to understand how I ended up here in the first place.

I am here in Kisumu. Where it all began. Where 3 months after my mother died I came here to meet Bernard, the orphan that she sponsored. Not really knowing why but just following my instinct that when I got here things would fall into place. And they did to a certain extent. I met Bernard, learned about the project that my mother funded at OLPS-Neema that helped hundreds of women and out of this experience sparked the inspiration for Mama Hope. But what I have learned now is that this really is just the surface story. There is actually so much more.

A couple days ago, while driving with Bernard and Anastasia, the founder of OLPS-Neema, I asked her to tell me a little bit more about how my mother contacted her. She said one day in 2003 she just got a call from my mother and in true Stephanie Moore fashion, she just launched into her pitch. “Hi, I am Stephanie Moore. I am Bernard Olando’s sponsor. I want to help the young women in your community who are losing their parents to AIDS to become self sufficient? I saw a special about this on TV about how these women end up needing to take up prostitution to support their siblings and I want to help prevent this. You see I have a daughter and I hope that if anything happened to me she would be able to be self sufficient…and so on…and so on…..etc.” Once Anastasia could get a word in she told my mother that it was her dream “to start a program to teach these women how to run their own businesses.” Then she told my mom how much she needed to raise to start it. She said that my mother answered confidently, “Give me two weeks!” And so began a wonderful relationship where my mother would call Anastasia, ask her what she needed, then raise the money from her friends and send the funds to Kenya to help these young women.

Time went on and at the end of 2005 Anastasia got a very different call, “Anastasia, I have some bad news. I am very sick and I don’t think I will be around much longer. But I have a daughter and I promise that she will not abandon you and Bernard.” This was the very last time they spoke.

Anastasia told me that she had a beautiful picture of my mother who she said looked like a very young woman and so she thought for sure that the daughter must still be a young girl. She said that after that call she just prayed for the girl; that her whole community prayed that she would be alright. She told me that she wished to bring that girl into her home and care for her.

So four months later when I called her she thought it was a miracle. And a few weeks later when I showed up at her door in Kenya to meet Bernard she was so shocked to see a young woman who looked so similar to her picture of Stephanie Moore. She told me, “you know when you arrived and you were crying, and my whole staff was crying too. It was tears of joy because we knew that you had made it home.”

I want to point out that up until now I KNEW NONE OF THIS. My mother never told me of her promise to Anastasia. I didn’t go to Kenya to fulfill some destiny. I just saw it as an opportunity to meet Bernard and escape from my life in California and everything that reminded me of my terrible loss. Little did I know that what I was escaping to would eventually be the thing that healed my grief.

I remember now how I felt when I showed up; totally defeated and hopeless. The day before I met Anastasia and Bernard for the first time I was sitting on the porch of this very same hotel by myself. Cursing the universe. Asking why the hell I was in Kenya? How could my mother’s death ever have any meaning? How was I ever really to have faith again? I did not know that it would be renewed the very next day by meeting the people that my mother helped and inspiring me to create something so special in her absence.

So today, I am meeting with Anastasia to launch a garden in her community to honor another mother, named Rita Rose. Through Mama Hope a young girl named Mimi Rose contacted me who also lost her young beautiful mother to cancer and decided to fundraise in her memory. The Rita Rose Garden is going to help 100 women, (the very same women my mother helped, who are no longer girls but now mother’s themselves) have a sustainable source of nutrition for their children.

And in two weeks Bernard begins Medical Training College. We were so excited when he got the call with us on Saturday and learned that he was the only student accepted from his high school and that he also got a $1,000 scholarship. I know my mother is beaming with pride!

I have no idea why I woke up this morning to write this to you. I think I just wanted to share that the universe works in strange ways. People might leave us but it seems that love is something that can connect us beyond the boundaries of death in the most miraculous ways and that sometimes when you think you are completely lost you are just on another path home.

Kids Singing in the Kitchen

2009-08-28T08:00:00.000-07:00

This is a pretty common occurrence in the kitchen at Wind of Hope. The three girls (each waiting to be placed with a family) Miriam, Bushi, and Amina started out by studying their English with words like rock, flour and car. They eventually moved to their favorite pop songs. I don't think I could have managed to memorize "Hips Don't Lie." ...but they did. To the right is our founding director, Nyla, peeling tomatoes and humming along.

- Bryce

Three Takes on Community Gardens

2009-08-26T11:01:00.000-07:00

-Bryce

Since leaving Tanzania, Nyla and I have been traveling throughout Kenya helping to implement drip irrigation projects with communities in Mai Mahiu, Isiolo and Kisumu. Earlier this year Mama Hope received a grant from the William Zimmerman Foundation to launch these gardens. Initially, we thought of doing a single pilot “Demonstration Garden” that we could replicate in all three communities. Though, in typical Mama Hope fashion, the gardens have evolved according to the needs of our partner communities. Jargon? Yes, but it's true. Single template solutions only seem to work on paper. Here is a brief rundown of the three different approaches to the gardens. We'll have more about their progress as time moves on.

Comfort the Children, Mai Mahiu, The Rift Valley

First stop was up in the Rift Valley about an hour north of Nairobi. Small buses whine up steep hills, pass broken guard rails, overlooking the expanse of the Rift Valley. Up the hills towards the town, volcanic ash mixes in with the farm lands and winds roar up the town's main strip stinging the face and the clouding the eyes. Our partner project here is Comfort the Children International (CTC), an American based, but locally run organization working to create sustainable project models for local community based organizations.

Earlier in 2009 when Mama Hope first received the funds from the William Zimmerman Foundation we gave CTC a project grant to start a youth run Demonstration Garden. Currently, the garden is in its third harvest and will continue to produce year-round through the use of drip irrigation. It's run by the local primary school's Environmental Club. Mostly the group consists of coy quick-witted children between the ages of 7 and 14 who are taught an amazing amount of farming knowledge by their teacher, simply known as “Rocky”. Every Tuesday after school the Environmental Club meets to discuss the logistics of running the garden and on Thursdays they work in teams to maintain the garden.

The approach here is simple. Educate and work with the children to install and maintain the irrigation systems through lessons and practical activities, then involve the children's parents in the training in an effort to spread the knowledge of the drip irrigation systems to the local community.

Wind of Hope, Isiolo, Kaisut Desert

8 hours away in Isiolo is our original partner project Wind of Hope in the Arid (WOHA). It's a worn and dusty town surrounded by safari destinations. WOHA is an HIV/AIDS Community Based Program struggling through a particularly severe drought to feed its community. Four days ago we heard a story about a 79 year old man being repeatedly robbed by his neighbors for his food relief.

We had planned to help organize for a youth drip irrigation program similar to CTC, but food insecurity lead the youth to decide on a smaller more easily guarded project that would better utilize the little water resources they have. It was decided that a drip irrigated greenhouse should be constructed and used as a demonstration for the community of ways to conserve water and to provide better yields during drought periods. Also when the rains come the water can be harvested from gutters on the roof into water tanks.

Within an afternoon the greenhouse had been plotted and the land cleared completely by the youth. They also organized for building materials, soil, and skilled labor to help them construct the timber. Currently, they are documenting the project themselves through a camera and computer class Nyla and I have been teaching them.

Our Lady of Perpetual Support, Kisumu, Lake Victoria

Coming up to western Kenya is a bit deceiving. It's green and after being in a drought in the desert it was a shock to our system to arrive in a rain storm that could have doubled as a monsoon. Kisumu sits on the shores of one of the biggest fresh water lakes in the world. A 15 minute cab ride away from the city reveals tired farms and dried up fields of corn. It's green, sure, but once you get away from the city water sources, food security is entirely dependent on very undependable rainfall.

Our project partner Our Lady of Perpetual Support for People Living with HIV/AIDS (OLPS) does exactly as the name suggests. They are a community run program offering health care, home based care gardens and an orphanage. Their basic mission is supporting children from conception on. As the founding director, Anastasia states, "It is not enough to simply feed a child. They must be fed and educated, so they may do the same for others."

The project here has come together as drip irrigation training for 100 female home based caregivers taking care of orphans (most have been widowed by HIV/AIDS). They are to revamp a 3 acre garden with easily replicable drip irrigation systems. OLPS’s goal by the end of the year is that these methods are adopted by the women for use in their home gardens. The women's hope is that the produce from the garden will be used to supplement the food supply for an elementary school that is across the street from the project.

Salim Dancing

2009-08-25T08:16:00.000-07:00

This is Salim. He is a four year old orphan at Wind of Hope in Isiolo, Kenya. The day after we arrived at the project the youth had a dance party where Salim started showing off his moves. We were quite impressed.

- Bryce

James Nathaniel, St. Timothy's is a refuge

2009-08-25T07:57:00.000-07:00

This is a video of James Nathaniel, the Founding Director of Tanzania Children Concern and the headmaster of St. Timothy's School in Moshi, Tanzania. Here he talks about what St. Timothy's means to the children that currently attend.