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Comment on Supporting Humanist Schools in Uganda by Herbert Musoke

Herbert Musoke — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 06:10:51 +0000

This is a good initiative and we(as Ugandans) are so Happy you are undertaking this. Am Herbert Musoke from School Guide Uganda a company which has specialized to make an online directory for all schools in Uganda. We can be found at http://www.schoolguideuganda.com for more details. Please help shape the future of Uganda’s Education too by registering all the Schools you are Connected to.
Thankyou.

Herbert Musoke,
General Manager
School Guide Uganda Ltd.
sokie@schoolguideuganda.com
http://www.schoolguideuganda.com
+256791270723

Comment on Contribute by Crabsallover

Crabsallover — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 09:03:31 +0000

Livehum.org is a great new website using the WordPress template. I like your use of RSS News feeds from BHA, NSS etc. Many thanks for Humanist link to HASSNERS.
Crabsallover
http://hassers.blogspot.com
http://www.dorsethumanists.co.uk

Comment on Marvellous Mid-Winter Festivus for the Rest of Us! by Richard Jacques

Richard Jacques — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:12:28 +0000

And Megan phoned the next day to explain that she had gone to the wrong venue! She had been working late, had trouble finding somewhere to park near the “Crown”, queued at the bar for a drink, before going upstairs to find herself at the wrong party!

Oh well, what can you say.

Comment on Marvellous Mid-Winter Festivus for the Rest of Us! by Kevin Lovelady

Kevin Lovelady — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 23:04:34 +0000

From Richard Jacques, chairman of LHG

“I think I’m going to count Wednesday evening’s event as a success. About eighteen people turned up over the evening. A few left a little early. One or two arrived quite late. At least four who were definitely expected didn’t arrive, not bringing friends and partners. However, a good time was had by all who did turn up. We had half a dozen from the Merseyside Skeptics, two or three from Philosophy in Pubs, Sam from the University Group, a pair of new members at their first event, and a group of old and familiar friends. The raffle was a great success, and raised £52 for the Uganda Humanist Schools Trust. I even managed to win the one prize I hadn’t contributed myself:- a copy of the Gnostic Gospels. I’m sure the bottle of champagne, box of dark fairtrade chocolates, and copy of “The Atheist’s Guide to Christmas” will be enjoyed and appreciated by their respective winners.

Afterwards we had party games: “Consequences” and “Humanist Christmas Carols”. And lots of very convivial talk and discussion.

The food and wine was good. The company was great. A warm and cosy evening on a cold and wet December night in Liverpool.”