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Durham is a city in Durham County, North Carolina, United States. It is the county seat of Durham CountyGR6, the home of Duke University, North Carolina Central University, Durham Technical Community College, and the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. It is also a cornerstone of the Research Triangle region of North Carolina. The 2004 Durham-Chapel Hill Metropolitan Statistical Area population was: 451,212 as July 1, 2004 The US Office of Management and Budget defines Durham as a part of the Raleigh-Durham-Cary Combined Statistical Area, with a population of 1,509,560 as July 1, 2005. -- Source: Wikipedia.com



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Durham is a city in Durham County, North Carolina, United States. It is the county seat of Durham CountyGR6, the home of Duke University, North Carolina Central University, Durham Technical Community College, and the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. It is also a cornerstone of the Research Triangle region of North Carolina. The 2004 Durham-Chapel Hill Metropolitan Statistical Area population was: 451,212 as July 1, 2004 The US Office of Management and Budget defines Durham as a part of the Raleigh-Durham-Cary Combined Statistical Area, with a population of 1,509,560 as July 1, 2005. -- Source: Wikipedia.com




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Durham North Carolina United States
Population 187,035 8,049,313 281,421,906
Median age 31 35.3 35.3
Median age for Male 29.9 33.8 34
Median age for Female 32.3 36.7 36.5
Households 74,981 3,132,013 105,480,101
Household population 177,662 7,795,432 273,643,273
Average household size 2.37 2.49 2.59
Families 43,558 2,158,869 71,787,347
Average family size 3.01 2.98 3.14
Housing units 80,797 3,523,944 115,904,641
Occupied units 74,981 3,132,013 105,480,101
Vacant units 5,816 391,931 10,424,540

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Home Sweet Home...
01/25/2012

So my community members and I returned back to our beloved house on Florence Street this evening.  Our Re-Orientation retreat was a truly incredible five days away.  I left Dalton, Pennsylvania with a renewed spirit and energy about my placement and an increased appreciation for the support and love of my community.  I feel so blessed to have had that time to really reflect on what I’d like to accomplish over the course of the next seven months in JVC individually as well as with my community.  The retreat was also such a blessing in that it offered us Raleigh ladies the opportunity to re-connect with JV’s in all fifteen East communities who we don’t get the chance to see all that often.  I learned so much about the work that these devoted individuals are doing in different apostolates up and down the eastern seaboard.  It was hard for me to drive away from such a tremendous experience and to say my goodbyes to both Boston College and new friends who are serving in different cities very far from my home in Raleigh.  I found strength and solace in the wisdom of one of my heroes:

"We must be able to appreciate and enjoy the places where we tarry and yet pass on without anguish when we are called elsewhere.  In our spiritual development, we are often required to pull up roots many times and to close many chapters in our lives until we are no longer attached to any material thing and can love all people."
~Peace Pilgrim 

Happy Martin Luther King Day—have a wonderful week!  Much love.
/></div> <br> <hr WIDTH="70%" alIGN="LEFT"> </p> <h3 ALIGN="LEFT"><a href="http://www.newquestcity.com/forums/templates/threads.cfm/category/S34/thread/244359"> A Rite of Passage</a><br /> 01/25/2012<br /> </h3> <p align="left" style="font-size: 100%; font-family:arial"> <div class="MsoNormal" style="color: blue;">      I first off want to apologize for it being so long since my last update!  So much has been happening with work that I seem to have lost track of the time.  It is so hard to believe that this past week marked my one month anniversary of starting my job here in Raleigh and my journey in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.  </div><div class="MsoNormal" style="color: blue;">       I am loving my placement and the wonderful children and adults I am so lucky to be working with.  The after school program that I coordinate is going wonderfully.  I am so excited about the opportunity I have been given to expand the Children’s Enrichment Program at PLM Families Together.  It should be a busy week coming up but I am so thrilled about working with the staff and residents on planning field trips and activities for the children in the program.  It really is a challenging job but I love the balance of flexibility in my role and support from my co-workers that I receive each day.  I feel so incredibly blessed to have the chance to really make this role my own so that I can try out new programming, recruit committed volunteers, and have a lot of time working with the children on their academic goals.  Every day is both challenging and rewarding; frustrating and freeing; heart-breaking and joyous; distressing and beautiful.  </div><div class="MsoNormal" style="color: blue;">       This past Tuesday was the International Day of Peace.  This holiday got me thinking a lot about our responsibility for promoting peace in the world through our day to day interactions with those around us.  At the end of a thoroughly exhausting day on Wednesday, I stopped for a moment to take a glance around the van that I use for work each day.  My left wrist was resting on the steering wheel and on it was a silly band that I had received the day before from a five year old girl in my program.  Receiving one of these silly band bracelets can be seen as a verifiable rite of passage when working with children.  It is funny to think that this small, yellow, flamingo shaped elastic could really bring me such a deep sense of fulfillment in my work.  I felt accepted, appreciated, and truly grateful for this year at my placement.  I looked at the silly band, a box of crayons in my front seat, my Spider-Man coloring sheets in the console, and finally at the home I could see to my left outside my van window.  I had just visited this home to deliver mail to a family that had left our program exactly one week prior and moved into their very own apartment.  </div><div class="MsoNormal" style="color: blue;">      And that was enough for that moment.  For that day.  Peace.  </div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width= ~ Repair Your Credit Today! ~
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