#ahml

Le Premier ministre Garry Conille a rencontré ce mercredi les représentants du Réseau National des Médias en ligne (RENAMEL) et de l’Association Haïtienne des Médias en ligne (AHML) pour discuter de la crise socio-sécuritaire actuelle en Haïti. Conscient de l’importance des médias en ligne pour résoudre cette crise, le Dr Conille a souligné la nécessité de créer un espace de dialogue entre le…

L’AHML a rencontré le directeur du CONATEL “Jean Marie Altema.

L’AHML a rencontré le directeur du CONATEL “Jean Marie Altema.

Haïti 22 novembre 2016   Des membres de l’Association haïtienne des médias en ligne ont effectué ce mardi 22 novembre  2016 une visite de courtoisie au Conseil National des Télécommunications. La délégation était conduite par le Président de l’AHML Stéphane Lacroix, le Vice-Président Franciyou Germain et la Secrétaire Générale…

Note de presse de l’Association Haïtienne des médias en ligne AHML

Note de presse de l’Association Haïtienne des médias en ligne (AHML)

[google-translator]

[ad id=”58″]

Pour diffusion immédiate NOTE DE PRESSE L’Association haïtienne des médias en ligne  AHML vient de voir le jour !!! Environ une douzaine de médias en ligne viennent de constituer la première Association du genre avec pour mission de créer une nouvelle dynamique dans le secteur de la presse…

We received another book review for our summer reading program. If you haven't signed up yet, do so here!

Here is the book review by Reed M.

"In my opinion, the Harry Potter series is one of the most addicting, magical, and superior stories. They're filled with adventure, a long journey, and a battle between good and evil. I feel strong connections with the characters, and I picture everything that's happening as clearly as if I were there. It's fun for the reader, since it seems as though they're being taken along with their adventures.

I really like all the juicy adjectives, and the well thought out word choices. I always laugh at the hilarious similes and connections, and anticipate what's coming next when something interesting happens. I especially enjoy all the magic that takes place throughout the books. Out of the seven, thick volumes, I can't choose which is my favorite. They all have different adventures that tie together in some way. As soon as I pick up one of the books, I can never put them back down. I definitely recommend this series to people who love fiction, magic, adventure, mysteries, and friendship. 

Check out this awesome book review for our summer reading program. Nathaniel completed his left brain challenge with this review! Share yours with us and you can also complete the left brain challenge! Sign up here if you haven't signed up!

Here is the wonderful book review by Nathaniel! 

              Ghost like figures sucking out people’s souls, the forced consumption of poison, and a young blonde boy plotting the assassination of the school headmaster! JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince delivers the Harry Potter series down a darker path as Hogwarts, the beloved school of witchcraft and wizardry, faces corruption from within and a siege of dark wizards. One might call it the maturation of the classic teenage wizarding trio that has transformed a generation as the series transforms from playful and magical to calamitous and wicked. Rowling drops the children’s book standard and brings more serious topics into the series, effectively showing that Harry Potter is more than just reading for youth, but a complex and well developed storyline.

            In Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, Harry’s 6th year at Hogwarts takes a turn for the worse as his nemesis, Draco Malfoy, brews up something evil that no one can figure out. To add to the confusion, Harry’s nefarious potions master, Snape, appears to be in cahoots with Draco and the dark forces at hand. As the fight against the dark wizards, or Death Eaters, unfolds, Harry and his friends fight to stop Malfoy before the school faces irreversible consequences. Meanwhile, Headmaster Dumbledore continues to secretly go out on journeys to fight the Dark Lord Voldemort’s Horcruxes—magical objects that must be destroyed before death—facing horrible obstacles that deteriorate his health. Not to mention the complex feelings faced by all teenagers as they fall for their peers, which brings a dash of love into the story. The plot bubbles with suspense and keeps the reader on edge, page after page.

            The book effectively serves as a transition from the comical and joyous magical adventures of the early series to the fatal and stern close to the series. Rowling shows that she is more than just a children’s author by adding many dark influences to her series, but manages to keep in touch with her young audience by supplying comic relief through side characters such as the ever clumsy Neville Longbottom. Some may argue that the transformation from children to adults for the main characters is a harsh one, complete with loss of friends and death threats, but this teaches young readers an important lesson: perseverance is key in any situation. Yes, the book serves as a bit of a shock for the Potter fans, but it is a necessary evil. The book is complete with symbolism and metaphors for friendship and hard work, creating a positive influence on the youthful audience and allowing the book to rise above the ranks of other children’s fantasy novels.

How many of you would love to see some major bands in an intimate setting for free? Everyone of course!

Well with JBTV (Jerry Bryant TV) you can do just that.

JBTV is an awesome place in Chicago that you can go to and see bands play for free. They do live tapings and need an audience for them. That's where you come in! You just sign up and will be notified if you've made the list! It's a great way to see some bands for free in a very small venue. 

Check them out HERE!

Also going on until March 31st in The HUB we have a Battle of the Recorded Bands going on! Get more information on that program and others HERE!

To read more about my experience seeing my favorite band H.I.M. perform at JBTV (great to see what it'll be like) Click below!