Digital work environments provide a plethora of potential benefits for businesses operating within them. Consumers can be served faster and better, leading to high levels of customer satisfaction that generate loyalty. New revenue streams can open up, based on different ways of fulfilling customer needs. Operations become more efficient, reducing risk and cost while im-proving margin. However, to gain these benefits companies will need to reshape how they approach knowledge management.
Businesses undertaking digital transformation often find that some aspects of work become more difficult, even as customer service improves and the ability to compete increases. More data gets used, often for new ways of decision making. Information can be processed and deliv-ered faster among people, systems, and devices. Expectations for speed and quality of service increase, putting more pressure on workers. The mantra of "do more with less" dominates the work environment, as competitive advantage is determined by wringing more productivity out of fewer resources. In this setting, workers are often unprepared for and overwhelmed by the deluge and complexity of information needed to execute work.
In order for companies to reap the benefits of digital work environments, they must deal with information overload by reshaping knowledge management. To do so, they must evolve the knowledge, skills, and ability (KSA) of the workforce. For example, cable and telecom indus-tries went from analog to digital networks to provide better and additional services to markets, ensuring new revenue streams and competitive barriers. However, some of the KSAs required to complete work significantly changed, from call centers to the field.
Generally, the best field technicians were often distinguished by their ability to effectively run wire into customer premises and set up service. As networks went digital, these field techni-cians needed to become experts in network configuration and connection, enabling the delivery of more digital products, such as Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone service.
They realized that electronic decision tools were critical to getting work done quickly and accurately. Accordingly, these tools were integrated into workflow, particularly in the field.
Knowledge management organizations within these companies remapped the knowledge, skills and abilities (KSA) for workers to account for digital networks. New competencies were taught, such as return path operations, which were critical to reve-nues from services such as video-on-demand and high-speed data.
Fast forwarding to the present, where companies need to take a cue from this example of the past. IIoT poses a similar step-change challenge for companies and their workers. To embrace the benefits of digital operations and business models, companies need to ensure knowledge management teams are informed about IIoT initiatives. Engaging these teams enables them to create KSA roadmaps for workforce development that complement the role smart, connected devices and high volumes of data will play in digitized businesses.
In the next few weeks, I'll be discussing in more detail the intersection of aging workforce issues and IIoT for our clients via an ARC Insights Report. If you are an ARC client, check the ARC Client Portal to access the report when it is published.
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Obibini Takyi Junior holds 'Boso Powder' charity concert
Boso Powder Concert takes place on December 23
UK-based First Klass Music signee, Afropop, Highlife Artiste Obibini Takyi Junior, will on Sunday 23rd December, shut down the whole of Asante Akyem in the Ashanti region, with his long awaited 'Boso Powder' Christmas Charity Concert.
The event is set to be held at Asante Akyem Atwedie, which happens to be Obibini Takyi Junior's origin and home base. The show will be held at the Atwedie Community Park.
Obibini Takyi Jnr, is a singer and songwriter as well. The show has lined up some very good talents to showcase what they have to offer on stage on the night.
Obibini Takyi Junior and First Klass Music mother company, First Klass Shipping, will also use the opportunity to do some donations in the town. The donation, is meant among other things, to put smiles on the faces of the needy, widows and those whose lives are mostly dependent on the streets. In all, about 1,000 people are expected to benefit from this Christmas Charity work.
In an interview with Obibini Takyi Junior, he indicated that there are also other side events such as dancing competitions, football gala among other fun games.
Adding his voice to support the project, the Chief Executive Officer of First Klass Shipping Specialist Limited, Mr. Michael Obeng. said the charity forms part of his company's Corporate Social Responsibilty (CSR) in giving back to the society.
"God has seen us through yet another successful year so the most critical point here is to give to the poor and touch their lives in a very special way," he said.
First Klass Shipping Specialist Limited is the fastest growing safe and secured door-to-door shipping company from the UK to Ghana.
The Business has also facilitated successful delivery of goods from thousands of Ghanaians who mostly shop online from UK direct to their doorsteps in Ghana without any hustle.
First Klass Shipping, with its well trained staff and human resource in export and goods handling, has remained distinct amongst other shipping companies.

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Q: SCSS List Item Color Iteration I'm completely new to SCSS and I'm trying to set a background color to all items of a selector.
My css selector is the following, and returns all items (of two seperate UL lists)
#g-showcase .g-menu-item

I set a color array as:
$colors: #fad941, #ffffff, #e02520, #a6a6a6, #c6c6c6, #e02520;

I would like to iterate over my selector results and set a unique color from my color array (which could be larger than the above).
I started playing with some code, but I tackled it incorrectly, as I'm iterating over colors and not over selector items. (Don't know how to do that :( )
@for $i from 1 through length($colors) {

    #g-showcase li:nth-child(#{length($colors)}n+#{$i}) {
        background: nth($colors, $i)
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}
How could I achieve the desired result?
Thank you !
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A: The problem you have is - as far as SASS is concerned - it's ignorant to how many li items your HTML code has, it's a pre-processor that never really see's the DOM, so it wouldn't know when to stop generating CSS
I assume what your looking to do is have the ability to select which color each li item has set as it's background, rather than as you currently have it, which is applying colors in the order they appear in the color array.
To do this you could add some additional markup to you HTML to give the generated CSS and slightly tweak how your creating the array, using a map instead. You might be looking to avoid polluting your HTML will erroneous mark-up, but the below would work.

$colorz: (
foo:  #f24162,
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  fee: #4c5573,
  fum: #6fa0a6,
  eye: #71d9d9
);

@each $pointer, $bgcolor in $colorz
{
  #g-showcase li[pointer="#{$pointer}"] {
      background: $bgcolor;
    }
}

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Holy Week is one of the busiest times of year for the cathedral and choir. Below is a guide to the services taking place during this important time. A list of these services can also be downloaded by CLICKING HERE and a list of the music being sung at each service is available HERE.
The Cathedral Eucharist recalls the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem with the blessing of palms and a procession into and around the Cathedral. The Cathedral Choir will sing an introit from outside the Great West Doors and a cantor will continue the tradition here at Wells of responding through the ancient singing holes behind the West Front (at 9.45am). As the service unfolds, the Cathedral Choir sings the story of Christ's Passion and Death as it will be told throughout Holy Week. The beginning of Christ's journey is the beginning of our journey too as we seek to make sense of the momentous events of Holy Week which have shaped the world.
A devotional and dramatic performance of Philip Wilby's passion according to Saint Matthew, sung by the Great Choir. All are invited. There will be a retiring collection following this event.
As evening gathers in the Cathedral, the Last Supper and Jesus' gift of himself are remembered in the Eucharist. Like many of the Holy Week liturgies, the feel of the Eucharist changes throughout the service. The Gloria in excelsis is sung for the first time since the beginning of Lent, but after the foot-washing (all are welcome to take part) and the eucharist the altars are stripped as the choir sings psalms of lament and the sacrament is moved to a simply but beautifully adorned place, where, with the disciples, we are invited to watch with Christ 'for one brief hour'. The Cathedral, in semi-darkness now, remains open until 10pm for prayer and reflection, when the final gospel of the day is read and Christ is left alone.
The first two hours of this service contains hymns, readings and addresses on the theme of the Passion, given this year by the Right Reverend Alastair Redfern, former Bishop of Derby. During the final hour the Cathedral Choir sings and there is an opportunity to walk to the cross and to pray before it, as the Choir sings. As the death of Christ is commemorated at 3pm, the service finishes suddenly and the congregation leaves, as so many fled the crucifixion. All are welcome to come and go during any part of the service. Hymns are sung on each quarter to allow for unobtrusive movement.
The congregation gathers in the darkened Cathedral before this service and the Light of Christ is kindled outside and carried ceremonially into the Cathedral. The Easter hymn of praise, Exultet is sung as the Paschal candle is set in the midst of the Cathedral and then dramatic hymns and readings precede the Proclamation of Easter. A candlelit procession moves around the Cathedral to the font where baptismal vows are renewed, before the procession moves to Cathedral Green for fireworks. There will be a party in the North transept, following the service to which all are invited to bring a bottle!
The three services of Easter Day will be full of the sense of joy in the resurrection, with music to match!
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What Pope Francis Told the U.N.: 10 Key Quotes
by ChurchPOP Editor - Sep 25, 2015
vatican, YouTube
Earlier today (Friday), Pope Francis addressed the U.N., something that several of his successors had done before.
His remarks were in Spanish (you can watch the video here), but here is a link to his full remarks translated into English.
Here are 10 key quotes from his address:
1) The U.N. should have more equity in its decision making power
"Beyond these achievements, the experience of the past seventy years has made it clear that reform nd adaptation to the times is always necessary in the pursuit of the ultimate goal of granting all countries, without exception, a share in, and a genuine and equitable influence on, decision-making processes. The need for greater equity is especially true in the case of those bodies with effective executive capability, such as the Security Council, the Financial Agencies and the groups or mechanisms specifically created to deal with economic crises.
"This will help limit every kind of abuse or usury, especially where developing countries are concerned. The International Financial Agencies are should care for the sustainable development of countries and should ensure that they are not subjected to oppressive lending systems which, far from promoting progress, subject people to mechanisms which generate greater poverty, exclusion and dependence."
2) There are many false "rights" claimed today, leading to abuses, e.g. of the environment
"Yet today's world presents us with many false rights and – at the same time – broad sectors which are vulnerable, victims of power badly exercised: for example, the natural environment and the vast ranks of the excluded. These sectors are closely interconnected and made increasingly fragile by dominant political and economic relationships. That is why their rights must be forcefully affirmed, by working to protect the environment and by putting an end to exclusion."
3) There is a true "right of the environment"
"First, it must be stated that a true "right of the environment" does exist, for two reasons. First, because we human beings are part of the environment. We live in communion with it, since the environment itself entails ethical limits which human activity must acknowledge and respect. Man, for all his remarkable gifts, which "are signs of a uniqueness which transcends the spheres of physics and biology" (Laudato Si', 81), is at the same time a part of these spheres. He possesses a body shaped by physical, chemical and biological elements, and can only survive and develop if the ecological environment is favourable. Any harm done to the environment, therefore, is harm done to humanity.
"Second, because every creature, particularly a living creature, has an intrinsic value, in its existence, its life, its beauty and its interdependence with other creatures. We Christians, together with the other monotheistic religions, believe that the universe is the fruit of a loving decision by the Creator, who permits man respectfully to use creation for the good of his fellow men and for the glory of the Creator; he is not authorized to abuse it, much less to destroy it. In all religions, the environment is a fundamental."
4) Misuse of the environment leads to exclusion of the weak
"The misuse and destruction of the environment are also accompanied by a relentless process of exclusion. In effect, a selfish and boundless thirst for power and material prosperity leads both to the misuse of available natural resources and to the exclusion of the weak and disadvantaged, either because they are differently abled (handicapped), or because they lack adequate information and technical expertise, or are incapable of decisive political action.
"Economic and social exclusion is a complete denial of human fraternity and a grave offense against human rights and the environment. The poorest are those who suffer most from such offenses, for three serious reasons: they are cast off by society, forced to live off what is discarded and suffer unjustly from the abuse of the environment. They are part of today's widespread and quietly growing "culture of waste.""
5) He condemned human trafficking, slavery, and other evil practices
"Our world demands of all government leaders a will which is effective, practical and constant, concrete steps and immediate measures for preserving and improving the natural environment and thus putting an end as quickly as possible to the phenomenon of social and economic exclusion, with its baneful consequences: human trafficking, the marketing of human organs and tissues, the sexual exploitation of boys and girls, slave labour, including prostitution, the drug and weapons trade, terrorism and international organized crime."
6) The world's poor must be agents of their own betterment
"To enable these real men and women to escape from extreme poverty, we must allow them to be dignified agents of their own destiny. Integral human development and the full exercise of human dignity cannot be imposed. They must be built up and allowed to unfold for each individual, for every family, in communion with others, and in a right relationship with all those areas in which human social life develops – friends, communities, towns and cities, schools, businesses and unions, provinces, nations, etc."
7) The government still has a role to ensure that all have what's minimum for life
"At the same time, government leaders must do everything possible to ensure that all can have the minimum spiritual and material means needed to live in dignity and to create and support a family, which is the primary cell of any social development. In practical terms, this absolute minimum has three names: lodging, labour, and land; and one spiritual name: spiritual freedom, which includes religious freedom, the right to education and other civil rights.
"For all this, the simplest and best measure and indicator of the implementation of the new Agenda for development will be effective, practical and immediate access, on the part of all, to essential material and spiritual goods: housing, dignified and properly remunerated employment, adequate food and drinking water; religious freedom and, more generally, spiritual freedom and education. These pillars of integral human development have a common foundation, which is the right to life and, more generally, what we could call the right to existence of human nature itself."
8) The principles behind defending nature entail recognizing sexual difference and respect life at all stages
"[T]he defence of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman (cf. Laudato Si', 155), and absolute respect for life in all its stages and dimensions."
9) The international community needs to protect Christians and other minorities being attacked in the Middle East
"I must renew my repeated appeals regarding to the painful situation of the entire Middle East, North Africa and other African countries, where Christians, together with other cultural or ethnic groups, and even members of the majority religion who have no desire to be caught up in hatred and folly, have been forced to witness the destruction of their places of worship, their cultural and religious heritage, their houses and property, and have faced the alternative either of fleeing or of paying for their adhesion to good and to peace by their own lives, or by enslavement."
10) We must respect all human life – including the unborn
"The common home of all men and women must continue to rise on the foundations of a right understanding of universal fraternity and respect for the sacredness of every human life, of every man and every woman, the poor, the elderly, children, the infirm, the unborn, the unemployed, the abandoned, those considered disposable because they are only considered as part of a statistic. This common home of all men and women must also be built on the understanding of a certain sacredness of created nature."
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475: An Attempt at Irreducibility (the Simplest Possible Artist Statement) #1
I feel a great existential drive to produce objects that serve as a record of my being. I feel a great spiritual drive to imbue these objects with personal meaning, seeking the universal through the particular, the infinite through the finite, and thus making these objects not only a record of being as such, but of the evolution of my soul* as it passes through this life. The inherent paradoxes generated by the production process are what allow for and fuel the ongoing reinvention of the singular object which would otherwise suffice.
*If it is true that the soul is eternal and unchanging, then understand this statement to mean "the evolution of my understanding of my soul."
I exist as a being that is aware of its own existence. I feel the (irrational?) desire to create a record of my own existence. In order to comprehensively auto-record the existence of a being that is aware of its own existence, this awareness itself must serve as recorded subject above and beyond the basic subject of existence. The interplay between existence and awareness must be the central subject.
I exist as a contingent being aware its own contingency (i.e. impending death—whether death be an ending or a threshold, or both, or neither). I desire to create a record of my being, a record which I know is itself necessarily contingent, but which nevertheless possesses the possibility to outlive its creator by a wide margin.
I exist, and wish to create a record of my own existence. In order for this record to be pure, that is, to exist as record alone (and therefore in some imperfect-yet-mysterious sense to stand outside the chain of causality) it must be free of any primary or secondary utilitarian value. Therefore the art object seems to be the most fitting form the record may assume.
479: An Attempt at Irreducibility (the Simplest Possible Artist Statement) (Addendum)
All matter, however small or fleeting, leaves behind a trace of its existence in ripples upon the chain of causality. That this is true of what we call "spirit" is far less certain. For this reason the art-practice-as-record should concentrate on matters of the spirit, rather than on the literal content of day-to-day activity (this rules out a simple diaristic solution to the problem of what form the record should take). However, the quotidian circumstances of one's life need not be excluded from the record altogether. They find their place to the extent that they serve to illuminate spirit.


In both scale and use of materials, the 100m2 , metal-clad pavilion is a counterpoint to the external form of the Fruit & Wool Exchange building designed by Bennetts Associates. Along with the retail units at the ground floor of the main building, the pavilion helps animate the new public space that is part of the transformation of the urban block.
Dan Burr, Partner at Sheppard Robson, said: "The pavilion is positioned on a prominent corner as you emerge from the narrow 'Dickensian' character of Artillery Lane, creating a sharp accent for this small but significant pocket of London.
The interior for the 40-cover café, with room for 30 more covers outside, takes its cue from the simple form of the pavilion, with the metal structure left exposed. Crispin owners Dominic Hamdy and Oliver Hiam worked closely with designers Felix McCormack and Heather Scott on the interiors and furnishings at the new site. The polished concrete floor is in-keeping with the rawness of the pavilion, whilst the café counter and other furniture is made from Cornish ash to offer a softening contrast.
Sheppard Robson was appointed to design the freestanding structure by the developers for the F&WE project Exemplar, with the development now managed by Yard Nine.


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U.S. Military Advantage Over Russia And China 'Eroding,' Pentagon Says
By Tom Bowman
Published January 19, 2018 at 7:00 AM PST
Ritchie B. Tongo
This photo taken from a U.S. military plane shows Chinese activity at Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea. China is building military facilities on disputed reefs and islands in the South China Sea.
The Pentagon unveiled its National Defense Strategy, a document that focuses on the "eroding" U.S. military advantage with regard to Russia and China, and will likely influence future spending on weapons systems and other military hardware.
"The department needs to focus on Russia and China," said Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development Elbridge Colby, during a question and answer session with reporters at the Pentagon. "The erosion of our military advantage is the problem."
Colby said the strategy in no way diminishes the U.S. focus on terrorism, which he termed "a very serious threat."
But the document states, "Inter-state strategic competition, not terrorism, is now the primary concern in U.S. national security."
The new Pentagon strategy is in contrast to the National Security Strategy outlined last month with a statement from President Trump that mentioned neither Russia nor China, but instead focused elsewhere.
"We are rallying the world against the rogue regime in North Korea," Trump said in his statement, "and confronting the danger posed by the dictatorship in Iran, which those determined to pursue a flawed nuclear deal had neglected. We have renewed our friendships in the Middle East and partnered with regional leaders to help drive out terrorists and extremists, cut off their financing, and discredit their wicked ideology. We crushed Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorists on the battlefields of Syria and Iraq, and will continue pursuing them until they are destroyed. America's allies are now contributing more to our common defense, strengthening even our strongest alliances. We have also continued to make clear that the United States will no longer tolerate economic aggression or unfair trading practices."
At the Pentagon briefing, Colby declined to specify exactly how the U.S. military's advantage is eroding, saying only that both China and Russia are moving ahead "across all domains," including maritime and aerospace.
Colby pointed to Russia trying to "brazenly" change borders, a reference to Russia's seizure of Crimea and also its continued incursion into Ukraine.
"Russia has violated the borders of nearby nations," the document states, "and pursues veto power over the economic, diplomatic and security decisions of its neighbors."
China, Colby added, while not "brazen or overt," is working to expand its military presence in the South China Sea. China is seizing small islands and reefs, often putting in radar or runways.
"China is a strategic competitor," the document says, "using predatory economics to intimidate its neighbors while militarizing features in the South China Sea."
The U.S., Colby said, must focus on the "coercion and intimidation" of both countries.
The document says that the Pentagon will have to "out-think, out-maneuver, out-partner and out-innovate revisionist powers, rogue regimes, terrorists and other threat actors."
And to do that, the strategy calls for a more lethal, resilient and rapidly moving joint force, not like the one, Colby said, that won the 1991 Gulf War. That large military force, which ejected Saddam Hussein's forces from Kuwait, included a months-long effort to move troops and materiel to the Middle East.
The strategy also emphasizes "strengthening alliances as we attract new partners," while reforming the Pentagon's business practices for greater performance and affordability. Reformed business practices, officials say, are of particular interest to the No. 2 Pentagon official, Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing executive.
This new strategy is the first one since 2014 and it does not identify climate change as a threat to national security, which had been a concern of top level Pentagon officials during the Obama administration.
"The omission of climate change in the new (strategy) is notable in that it is the latest example of how top-level climate censorship is transforming the letter of the law, but may not impact actual policy execution," said a statement from Climate Nexus, a public policy project sponsored by the Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.
Still, the statement said that experts predict the change will not have a significant impact on Pentagon practices, since the military services have embraced the challenges of global warming and climate change, such as the Air Force and Navy turning to biofuels, as a way to save money and address climate change.
That effort expanded under the Obama administration.
In other areas, the new strategy calls for:
Modernizing the nuclear force
Investing more in space and cyberspace "as war-fighting domains"
Investing more in more survivable computer and communication federated networks as well as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
Building more layered missile defense for both theater missile threats and North Korean ballistic missile threats
Creating a more lethal force through the ability to strike an adversary's air and missile defense networks and also enhacing "close combat lethality in complex terrain"
Investing in ground, air, sea and space forces that can "deploy, survive, operate, maneuver and regenerate in all domains while under attack."
Tom Bowman
Tom Bowman is a NPR National Desk reporter covering the Pentagon.
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Hiruni Wijayaratne wants to run in the Olympics, whether it's for the U.S. or Sri Lanka
Ashley Davidson April 29, 2016 at 10:15am
Hiruni Wijayaratne finishes the Rock 'n' Roll DC Half Marathon. Photo: MarathonFoto
For Hiruni Wijayaratne, the last six years have been a whirlwind adventure. The track star — who won a 3,200m state championship as a junior at Herndon High School — is now eyeing the chance to represent her native Sri Lanka at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing this August.
Although her career at the marathon and half marathon distances has been brief — only spanning about six months — it's been wildly successful. Last October, she was the first-place female finisher at the Evansville Half Marathon in Indiana. A month later, her debut marathon in Indianapolis — where she clocked 2:43:35 — was just seconds shy of making the marathon trials-qualifying cut for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. It was fast enough, however, to qualify to compete as part of the Sri Lankan national team.
But the excitement of qualifying has been somewhat clouded by immigration regulations both at home and in a country nearly 9,000 miles away. Like millions of other immigrants, Wijayaratne renounced her native citizenship upon becoming a U.S. citizen last year. Now, to solidify her place on the Sri Lankan World Championships team, Wijayaratne needs to become a dual citizen of Sri Lanka — which has been an extensive process.
"The Sri Lankan government was willing to consider me a 'special case' and accept a request for dual citizenship. Then the Sri Lanka elections occurred [in January], a new president stepped into office and, since, the political agenda and regulations have been a mess," she explained. "They are now requesting double the application fee — which is a lot of money — and to summon a special committee to review any application, which is taking a very long time."
Wijayaratne has spent the last 15 years away from the country, making her a relatively unfamiliar face in the Sri Lankan athletics scene. She has several Sri Lankan national records pending in the half-marathon, 15k and 10k, and did receive positive press when a national newspaper, The Sunday Times, wrote about her stellar performance at the Monumental Marathon in Indianapolis. But her best chance to make the team is to do well at her first Boston Marathon appearance on April 20, when she'll toe the start line with the elite women.
"I hope to run fast enough in Boston for my 'net worth' in athletic terms to increase, which should lead to an expedited [dual citizenship] process," she said, adding that she expects to know the Sri Lanka Athletics Association's final decision shortly after the Boston Marathon. Despite the high stakes, Wijayaratne is thrilled just to be competing in the iconic race.
"Boston will be my first time in a race of that caliber," she said. "I'm in the elite field and I'm ecstatic. I don't know how that happened."
Wijayaratne humbly credits her success as "beginner's luck," but Pete Sherry, her coach at Herndon, knew she had the potential to be a great runner since she took her first lap around the track back in the fall of 2005, when she was just a freshman.
Sherry, who won silver in the World University Games in 1991 and qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials three times, credits her success to talent and consistent training. He coached her for four years in high school and, since then, they've stuck together. Sherry now coaches her via phone from her new home in Evansville. Although it comes with challenges, Sherry believes their decade-long relationship serves them well.
"I know her so well that we've clicked. I get her," Sherry said. "Not being able to see her work out is the only real issue. There are times during training I may have given her more or less depending on how she looked. She is incredibly driven. To be able to handle this training, work full time and live in Evansville is amazing."
Wijayaratne, who also received her MBA from the University of Kentucky in 2014, works approximately 60 hours each week as an executive team lead at Target, which she said is a demanding job, both physically and mentally. She spends roughly 90 percent of her workday on her feet. Couple that with running 80-100 miles a week and the lack of quality training facilities in Evansville, and Wijayaratne has a tough workload.
"This is where Pete Sherry excels," she said. "He understands I can't train like a professional marathoner because I'm not one. So we have figured out a way to squeeze in workouts wherever and whenever. There are days I run just before midnight to get the miles in that day! But, hey, what's success without a little sacrifice?"
She and Sherry make it work, shifting workouts and rest days depending on her schedule each week. Wijayaratne logs 10 to 12 miles three times a week, with strength training and treadmill work on Thursdays. Her long runs of 16-22 miles typically land on Tuesdays — a bit "unorthodox," she said, but allow her to get the recovery time she needs. Wijayaratne works every other weekend, so on her Saturdays off, she gets in a second workout.
Despite Wijayaratne's unconventional schedule, she's confident she'll perform well in Boston later this month. Her goal is simple: just run faster than she did in Indianapolis. From there, she's gunning for a spot on the 2016 Olympic marathon team in Rio de Janeiro, when she'll be 25.
"I think the goal is feasible," she said. "I've already run under 2:44 for the Sri Lankan team. But if for some reason it isn't in the plan for this coming Olympic games, then Tokyo [in 2020] would be one of my last and best chances either for Sri Lanka or the U.S."
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What is Pastor Robyn Gool Net Worth?
Pastor Robyn Gool Net Worth is $500K.
Pastor Robyn Gool Early Life
Robyn Gool was born on February 11th,1953 in Detroit, Michigan, US.
Robyn Gool Education
Robyn Gool is a graduate of Oral Roberts University. He said that God called him to Ministry at the University. He said that he met Marilyn by the grace and power of the holy spirit. In 1995, he received an honorary doctorate from Indian Christian University.
Robyn Gool Career
Robyn Gool began his career in Charlotte as a pastor at the Faith Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. The husband and wife decided to open Victory Christian Center to allow all Christians to feel welcome under one roof.
In 1980, the first service was held at a warehouse 11 miles from Charlotte and Matthews. There were 64 people at the first service. In 1980 and 1981, Holiday Inns were held at the church. They built a Kannapolis building in 1983. Today, worshippers remember him and visit his Obituary to pray for his soul.
Gool designed the church to be non-denominational and open to all worshippers. The Victory Christian Center offers various social services, including full-service preschool, fully-accredited secondary and elementary schools, and fully accredited community colleges with secular courses.
They include biblical and ministerial studies, as well as church history. In 2012, the college added a bachelor's degree to its vocational program. Robert Pittenger was a former U.S. reporter who had known Robyn for three decades.
Victory Christian Center
Victory Christian Center was established in 1980 and is a non-denominational Christian Church where all are welcome.
It offers education programs for grades K-3 through 12, continuing education, biblical studies, and vocational programs.
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Robyn Gool married Marilyn. The couple had two sons and two daughters.
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Today we learn about Pastor Robyn Gol's death. According to reports, Pastor Robyn passed away on Saturday, November 19, 2022. According to reports, Lorenzo Peterson shared the news about Robyn's death on Facebook. He did not disclose the cause of death for the North Carolina pastor.
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Reddit is down (sort of), it's not just you
Chris Burns - Jun 19, 2019, 4:41 pm CDT
Today at around 3:45 Central Time, Reddit had a bit of an internal error the likes of which brought parts of the page to a halt. This down-time was verified by several sources independently, including the official Reddit status page (dot io) where the official Error Rate jumped at around a quarter-till the hour.
What interesting about this particular incident was the otherwise-flawless nature of the rest of the site, as far as up-time went. Up until the incident began, Reddit's status page reported 99.98% uptime – that's across the past 90 days of service. All CDN locations appeared to be Operational at the time at which the site caught errors.
The most recent time this sort of incident occurred in the recent past was on the 12th of June, 2019. At that time, the Reddit error rate spiked slightly – as did the vote backlog for posts and comments. Thumbnail and embed scraper backlogs also spiked on that day. The 12th of June had Reddit suggest that they were investigating an issue as of 9:20 PDT, with a fix and resolution just before 11 PDT.
That June 12th incident occurred 6 days after scheduled database maintenance. The incident today occurred a little over a day after regularly scheduled Modmail Maintenance. Infrastructure seems to be passing basic tests run by IsItDownRightNow, but there has been an elevated number of functionality problem reports.
DownDetector had a whopping 4317 individual reports of outages over the past hour, which is extremely abnormal. Good news is, it would appear the reports are getting less frequent, so things have probably been resolved. Not shocking whatsoever is the Reddit "outage map" from DownDetector, showing that the majority of reports of down time came from some of the most populated areas in the United States and Europe – shocker!
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Alvin "Creepy" Karpis once said, "Of all the midwest cities the one I knew best was St. Paul and it was a crook's haven." In this episode Jennie and Dianne visit the mausoleum of Police Chief John J. O'Connor in Calvary Ceme…
Jennie and Dianne interview their first guest of the new year! Dr. Thomas Edge is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies at Bowling Green State University. Tom recently took a sabbatical to resea…
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Jennie and Dianne delve into the beauty and stories of Lincoln, Nebraska's Wyuka Cemetery; a cemetery with the distinction of being the only state appointed cemetery in the United States. Follow along with them as they explo…
Drifter and Gypsie of the Rebel at Large Adventure podcast join Jennie and her son Charlie and husband Dave in an abridged retelling of Charles Dickens's beloved short story A Christmas Carol. What does this have to do with …
Jennie and Dianne visit the Land of Enchantment, specifically Mount Calvary Cemetery in Albuquerque, New Mexico where every Christmas Eve the cemetery is full of of candlelit luminarias. What are luminarias and how did this …
Dianne and Jennie explore one of the world's largest Gothic cathedrals, Winchester Cathedral in Winchester, England. This cathedral is the final resting place to kings, bishops, and many other famous persons including legend…
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Jennie has been in love with cemeteries and their stories since she was a teenager. She has taken thousands of photographs of old headstones and the nature that inhabits cemeteries and graveyards. While she is not a history major, she is a history buff and loves to do research on all kinds of historical people and events. She was once locked into a museum (at the curator's request. He had an urgent coffee matter to attend to) and it was a dream come true! Jennie's dad is a retired Navy Senior Chief which means she spent her childhood living in different parts of the United States and ultimately developed a love of travel. She has also been involved in theater since she was 12 years old. She enjoys being on stage as well as behind the scenes. Some of her favorite onstage performances include: Delightful in Dearly Departed, Etta Baily in Going to See the Elephant, Multiple characters in The Laramie Project and Laura in The Glass Menagerie. Jennie has also directed adaptations of Anne of Green Gables and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. She has spent the past two years writing and staging readings of her first full length script called "The Adventures of the Model T Girls" which is based on the book "Darlene's Silver Streak and the Bradford Model T Girls" by John Butte. She is the mother of three awesome teens and wife to a wonderful husband who also happens to be a Radio DJ. She adores her black cat named Salem after her favorite city in the whole world, Salem, Massachusetts.
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As founder and director of the Evergreen Heritage Dianne Hartshorn is capable, knowledgeable and dedicated as a custodian of Colorado Springs history and in assisting the cemetery with their pioneer heritage. Her knowledge of and dedication to Victorian history and traditions is inspiring and educational. Dianne has two grown children and lives with her husband Tom of 35 years and her awesome cat Loki. She is a 4th generation Colorado native and enjoys nothing more than sharing history especially if cemeteries are involved!
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Full of facts and interesting people!!
"I absolutely love this podcast! I can tell they have put a lot of time and research!! Much appreciated and just what I was looking for! Thank you!"
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"I have been obsessed with the history and exploring historic cemeteries in Colorado for years now. I was SO excited to see a podcast that covers the history, and its actually good!"
By Lola on April 1, 2021 via Apple Podcasts
"I think the Podcasts is great! I just started listening and I am already hooked! Thanks, Jennie and Dianne!"
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Sera, I really had fun doing this. Thank you again for this wonderful conversation. I just read your introduction to the post and now I'm all blushing and stuff.
You're welcome! :D It was so much fun - we'll have to talk again sometime!


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It is very hard to navigate the forums on the crack den, emails cant be changed, I mean don't get me wrong. I don't wanna complain about every nook and cranny on the site, but I would virtual kiss someone who gave this website a bit of TLC because it borked. More power to those who utilize this thing every day. Seriously, kudos!


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Angela is a public health professional with experience in health systems management, higher education, health disparities research, and workforce development.
A Health Sciences PhD student at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, her current research interests include health disparities research, social and health policy, and workforce development in the health sciences. She is particularly interested in organizational practice, and the social-structural influences of upstream determinants on health system strategy and chronic disease health outcomes.
Prior to her studies at Northwestern, she served as project manager of a $5 million grant at Rush University System for Health, focused on reducing health disparities and developing new model of care. This initiative, Building Healthy Urban Communities was designed to improve education, employment and health outcomes of Chicago's west and south sides through strategic community partnerships. Angela also served as a data analyst for the Rush Education and Career Hub, working with leadership and external partners to develop tools, identify and gather necessary data to inform operational and strategic outcomes, including a continuous improvement strategy for new programs and action tools that measure implementation and impact of interventions.
Her passion is not just reserved for implementing programs and conducting active research that can advance the of work of health equity but extends to educating and developing others in the health sciences. Angela holds an adjunct faculty appointment in the College of Health Sciences at Rush University, is an active member of the American Public Health Association, the Illinois Public Health Association, and AcademyHealth.
Born and raised in Detroit Michigan, and a Chicago Illinois resident for over 12 years, Angela has always been particularly attuned to the benefits and challenges of city life. Her ultimate goal is to use her skills as a researcher and professional in an ongoing capacity to help institutions and organizations respond to the needs of their communities through data-driven strategies.
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I was just about to post about one of our talented family friends this week for Preschool related activities when I read about his latest endeavour. This guys talent puts me to shame. Seriously. Brad of upstARTIST.org has mad skills when it comes to graphic design. My son absolutely loves his animated video-game J4NE the Pink Robot. That is actually what I was GOING to post about. It is a sweet little video game for kids to learn the alphabet with. My sons favorite letters are "V" and "K".
Don't even get me started on his paintings though. A while back I saw this painting and have been wanting it ever since.
Do you recognize it? That's Little Sal from "Blueberries for Sal"! It was one of my favorite childhood books. Brad, I want one! Can I pay you to make me one?
*Update: Brad does do work on commission. You can contact him on his site, or just check to see what's in his Etsy Shop.
OK so here is the real reason for this post. He's entered another contest. You might remember me asking you to vote for him once before for his "Mista Barista" entry held by a Seattle TV Station last year. Did I ever tell you he won first place?! Well, he's at it again. This time he's entered a product design contest by Uncommon Goods. His product is Brainy Blocks. They are simple blocks for building and stacking, but they teach basic math and engineering skills! The best part? They are natural wood blocks! No lead scare!
You can see his video about the product here. It's a fantastic video!
Now, I want you to head on over and vote for his blocks. HURRY - the contest ends tomorrow (Monday) at NOON! Seriously, I looked at the other entries and his deserves to win! Please help him out!
To vote for him you have to "become a fan" of Uncommon Goods on Facebook here then click "like" on the Brainy Blocks Photo Album here.
Then once you've done that head on over to his cousins blog. She's hosting a give-away for him - a chance to win that "Little Sal" painting above! By voting for him you've already got yourself an entry!


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Q: What Excel function finds values from col A that are not in col B, and vice versa? Is it possible to extract in a new column, the difference between two other columns, for example:
COLUMN A    COLUMN B
--------    --------
A7901RXW    A7901RKH
A7901RXX    A7901RKI
A7901RY3    A7901RXW
A7901RY4    A7901RXX
A7901R4V    A7901RY3
A7901R4V    A7901RY4
A7901R4V    A7901R4V
A7901S25    A7901R4V
A7901YQB    A7901R4V
A7901YQD    A7901S25
A7901YQ7    A7901S3Z
A7902AD0    A7901S3Z
A7902A0V    A7901YQB
A7902A0V    A7901YQD
A7902A1E    A7901YQ7

Any idea to reconigze easily which cells values we can find in column A but not in column B and vice versa?
In the example:
A7901RKH
A7901RKI
A7901S3Z
A7901S3Z
ect...

A: You need to use VLOOKUP function. Check out the following pages to learn how to use it: [1],[2],[3].
Note: Good examples are given on the above pages.


The razor eyed observer can espy under the index finger, the leather which holds the whole gauntlet together. These strips were riveted to the plates, and then sewn to the gloves. The aforementioned observer may also note that the leather seems too thick. Next time, I'll use something a bit more flexible, and less cramp inducing.


The Canadian Celtic musical group will bring their Christmas concert to the ADSS Theatre on Friday, Nov. 18.
Canadian Celtic musical group the Barra MacNeils will be bringing their popular Christmas concert to Port Alberni this Friday, Nov. 18.
As a group, the six MacNeil siblings are widely regarded as one of the greatest live acts in Celtic music. Hailing from Sydney Mines, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, the family group is deeply rooted in East Coast music, culture and history.
Their numerous critically acclaimed recordings have included original songs as well as tried and true standards, both instrumental and vocal, some of which have reached the Gold record status in Canada.
The Barra MacNeils concert experience brings so much more to the stage than most live acts ever can, including multiple lead vocalists, sibling harmonies, top drawer instrumental prowess in a wide variety of acoustic, string, percussion, and wind instruments, dancing, story telling, Gaelic songs and a journey through an ancient culture.
Steeped in Cape Breton tradition with strong Celtic roots and musical artistry.
They were nominated for PEI's Fan's Choice Award for entertainers of the year for 2014 and continue to perform to sold out audiences throughout Canada, the USA, the Caribbean, and the United Kingdom.
The Barra MacNeils' one-hour Christmas television special, filmed a number of years ago, continues to be broadcast on Country Music Television and on PBS in the United States.
This week, the Barra MacNeils bring that popular Christmas show to fans in Port Alberni. One of the most beloved Christmas concerts on the seasonal circuit, the Barra MacNeils' Christmas shows always feature a highly entertaining blend of seasonal fare mixed with entertaining stories.
Fans can look forward to all the classic favourites and many other tunes of the season, dance, comedy and memories that will extend beyond the season and last a lifetime.
The Barra MacNeils will take to the stage at the Alberni District Secondary School theatre at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 in advance and $42.50 at the door.
Tickets are available at Echo Centre.


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While bicycling along the Utrechtsestraat, coffeeshop sevilla always drawn my attention . Located near the Rembrandtplein which is a good location to start your evening or day. They have a great terrace in the morning sun with trams driving by.
Last year they had a renovation, it was a dark little shop but now the interior is cool, they have old theater seats and room for around 30 people. It has a nice fresh appearance right now!
I had the red libanon which is a real bomb! The choices are pretty basic from white widow to super polm. Nevertheless a good shop which is worth the visit.


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The Duchess of Cornwall made an appearance at London Fashion Week
The Duchess of Cornwall followed in the footsteps of her mother-in-law the Queen today, standing in for the monarch as she presented the second ever Queen Elizabeth II Prize for Design to Bethany Williams after her London Fashion Week show. She chose a monochrome striped Bruce Oldfield dress and Amanda Wakeley cape for the occasion, as well as a bag from the Queen's favourite designer, Launer.
The London-based designer is known for her pioneering approach when it comes to green fashion design, and has worked with numerous charities on her collections. Her latest, Adelaide House, was named for a women's shelter in Liverpool that houses domestic abuse-survivors, prison-leavers and the homeless, and features prints inspired by portraits of its residents by artist Giorgia Chiarion.
On behalf of Her Majesty The Queen, The Duchess of Cornwall is attending @LondonFashionWk to present the Queen Elizabeth II Award for Design. pic.twitter.com/LIWKE6zjCn
— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) February 19, 2019
The pieces were then made from recycled waste newspaper from the Liverpool Echo, which were covered in wax and woven together by inmates at San Patrignano, a drug rehabilitation centre in Italy.
The Queen Elizabeth II Prize for Design was set up last year to recognise the role that the fashion industry plays in society and diplomacy. Richard Quinn was the first recipient of the award, following his establishment of an access print works in Peckham.
Of winning the prize, Williams said: 'I just burst out crying when I found out, I didn't expect it all. I feel extremely honoured and so grateful. I met Prince Charles and he was really nice. He made a load of jokes about the oversized shapes. He was like, "you could fit two of me in that."'
It was a real Instagram moment two seasons ago when the Queen was pictured sitting front row at the Richard Quinn show, next to American Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
The Duchess of Sussex makes surprise appearance at Wimbledon
She was supporting her great friend Serena Williams, naturally
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Q: Is is possible to delete photos from cameraRoll programmatically...? I want to delete the photos which are saved in camera-roll is it supported in iphone ..? any info..?

A: This is supported in iOS8, but will always ask the user for permission:
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Photos/Reference/PHAssetChangeRequest_Class/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/clm/PHAssetChangeRequest/deleteAssets:

A: I don't think this is supported by iOS.  Here's a link to the developer documentation for the Assets Library:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/AssetsLibrary/Reference/AssetsLibraryFramework/_index.html
I don't see any affordances for deleting photos.


I don't know about you, but I am always afraid of hanging pictures and decorations on my walls. I never seem to be satisfied with the placement and end up moving the picture up or down or over an inch or two making holes all over the wall. Wall decals have been a gift to my walls. No more holes!
I had this space over the piano in my dining room/music room/sewing room that was crying for some wall art.
These wall decals, from RoomMates, in a music theme were just perfect.
I purchased them from A.C. Moore with a coupon. They were a great deal! $14.50 then the 50% off coupon! You can also get them at roommatesdecor.com and on, my favorite online shopping place, Amazon. These decals are a great way to decorate apartment walls. My friend has been using them in her apartments for years.
They are super easy to apply. Just peel them off of the backing and stick them to the wall. The walls should be clean and dry. You need to wait 3 weeks to apply them to freshly painted walls. The package says you can apply them to wallpaper as well. You also need to wait 3 weeks to apply to freshly papered walls.
I love that you can move them around so easily. If you don't like where you put it, just peel it off and move it and there are no holes!!! They seem to stay sticky even when they have been moved several times. I highly recommend them.
It was a bit overwhelming when I opened the package and saw all the pieces. I wanted to create my own design instead of following the design on the package. It took a bit of thought, organization and about 1 hour to get my wall art done.
click here to watch me in action creating my design!
Over time, I have tweeked the design, took it down, painted the wall, put it back up a little differently than the first design and added to it. I didn't use the gray pieces because I wanted an all black design above our black piano. I added to the design by using a black sharpie to color the gray pieces black. It worked perfectly! Here's what the design looks like right now.
I even added a music note on the light switch plate!
There are so many different styles and themes of wall decals to choose from. There are simple designs, kids designs, quotes, murals, wallpaper, etc. They even have peel and stick backsplashes that look like tile. How awesome is that! I would love to try them.
There are also many different companies making wall decals Wall Pops, Decowall, DaGou, Meco and more. I chose a few favorite decals at the bottom of this post.


10 Great Restaurants Open on Christmas Day. Rachael Narins. Santa Monica; (310) 319-3111. And in related news:. 10 Great Restaurants Open on Christmas Eve. Rachael Narins is a food writer. Restaurants open on Christmas Day in Santa Monica. California > Restaurants in Santa Monica > Open Christmas Day 2017. Coast. American Restaurants. 1 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica. reservation.
29 reviews. Benihana. View 4 locations: 1447 4th Street. Ventura Blvd. Hawthorne Boulevard. Reviews on Restaurants Open Christmas Day in Santa Monica, CA, United States - The Misfit Restaurant + Bar, FIG Restaurant, Ingo's Tasty Diner, True Food Kitchen, Native Restaurant, Urth Caffé - Santa Monica, Fritto Misto, Hillstone, North Italia.
Santa Monica, CA - If you're not super picky, you can certainly find places to eat on Christmas Day 2013. Which Restaurants Are Open on Christmas Day?.
Read more about restaurants open on. Are restaurants open on Christmas day on Venice/Santa Monica - Los Angeles Forum. United States; California (CA) Los Angeles; Los Angeles Travel Forum; Browse all 46, 790 Los Angeles topics » Are restaurants open on Christmas day on Venice/Santa Monica Watch this Topic. I would not look for a mom& pop local restaurant to be open. Dec 24, 2015 · Are restaurants open on Christmas day on Venice/Santa Monica - Los Angeles Forum.
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I would not look for a mom& pop local restaurant to be open on Christmas. Read the Christmas Eve& Christmas Day in Santa Monica/ LA discussion from the Chowhound Restaurants, Los Angeles food community. Join the discussion today. Jan 04, 2016 · Santa Monica Pier: Open Christmas Day - See 15, 780 traveler reviews, 12, 027 candid photos, and great deals for Santa Monica, CA, at TripAdvisor.
Where to Eat on Christmas Day in Los Angeles, 2017. cheer than by aimlessly driving around the city in search of a restaurant that's actually open on Christmas Day.
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This question is highly discussed among Thai citizens of all ages and backgrounds. The campaign 'Dream Thailand' is operated by the German Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and several partner organisations within Thailand, started as a campaign, it became a movement within the country with a great social impact.
When talking to the two inspiring project managers of the campaign, Pimrapaat Dusadeeisariyakul and Traon Pongsopon, you notice that they are passionate about their campaign and the immense impact it already created since they started it in 2012. The project provides a platform where people exchange wishes and dreams for their country and gather ideas on how that change can be implemented. The idea was born through communication between civil society leaders, politicians who were all interested in social change. They also wanted to reconnect the Thai youth to politics again.
The collection of people's ideas in a certain community is based on the thought that "when people dream about having more justice, it means that currently there is none". The process takes place according to the 'Future search' methodology and consists of three phases. During the first phase, you dream and write down your ideal future. As a next step, you make the 'reality check' and state how the current situation is. The last phase includes noting down concrete steps on what actions need to be taken to realise the dream. All the ideas, and Dusadeeisariyakul stresses that each and every idea is valuable, are gathered and put forward to authorities and institutions all over Thailand. But communication doesn't stop here! During these three-phases-workshops, people can also decide to become 'citizens journalists'. If they do, they get the chance to report on what happened during the dreaming process, but to also collect dreams from the community. To make these ideas more visible and tangible, reporters are accompanied by several Thai TV channels during their strolls in communities.
The campaign developed into a voice and platform for several provinces all round the country, their input and dreams are taken seriously. Even the Thai national reform council included the approach of dreaming for the future in their strategy. Several projects evolved from all the data gathered in the dream sessions, for example one project in a province in Thailand is now providing legal system education to a community there.
This iniative shows very impressively that civil society agents, participants and supporters are powerful and active 'agents for change'. They are here and came to stay! In a time when governments all over the world are cutting down on funding and welfare for its citizens, it's crucial and important to form campaigns like those ones – tackling issues that society has and generate a meaningful impact. The two project management ladies are dreaming of a more open culture of debating, and a culture that celebrates its people's diversities – with the Dream Thailand campaign they and many others are actively working towards that dream.
Check out their website or join them on facebook!
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The dull, rust-stained wall underneath Founder's Bridge will soon transform into a concrete canvas.
This semester a group of students will paint a mural there that will also serve as the first permanent, student-created, public art installation on campus.
Some of those students include members of the college's Performing Arts and Visual Culture common interest community—one of the several new themed housing communities that Residence Life began this fall.
Senior R.J. Liberto serves as one of the resident advisors for the community and is excited for the project to begin later this month. "For the visual and performing arts community, the mural is a chance for the members to express themselves and add to the campus's beauty," he said.
However, the creation of a student mural on campus is a project that has long been in the works and called for by several different individuals.
According to Pottinger, the space underneath the bridge to O'Malley Library was originally designed to have some kind of mural or artwork installed after construction. Yet frequent discussions among faculty and administration over the years never came to fruition—until now.
Jean Manning, senior physics major, also had the idea for painting a mural under the bridge when she first pursued the creation of a student art club her freshman year on campus.
While the club did not actually form until this year, her idea for a mural did not go away. When Pottinger began the formal organization process for the mural last year, he reached out to Manning to see if she was still interested in being involved.
Last semester, Manning and Pottinger met with Creative Art Works, an organization of professional teaching artists that has worked with several schools and communities to develop murals throughout New York City.
The group will be providing training and materials to the Manhattan College students working on the mural. This will ensure a professional and high quality final product, even though many of those involved may not have had prior experience with mural painting.
The selection process for those students is still underway. One of the challenges is finding a common time for a group of 15 to 20 core students to meet every week to work on the project.
According to Pottinger, more than 40 students have already expressed interest in being a part of the planning and execution process. Anyone who is interested can also fill out a survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9BXYQVT.
Once the group of students is selected by the end of February, they will begin brainstorming a subject for the work of art. The exact image is still undecided, but it will consist of some interpretation of the college's broader mission.
"We want to have a high standard, not cartoonish or graffiti-like, an artwork that people can be proud of and one that can speak to as many people as possible," Pottinger said.
After planning the design, painting will begin and continue until the mural is completed. As of now, it is expected to be ready for a formal reveal in time for graduation weekend.
Additionally, before painting the wall must be cleaned and properly prepared. However, the option also exists to try and incorporate the existing rust stains into the final mural design. Pottinger feels this would make the mural a stronger image of inclusivity and in many ways method of celebrating natural flaws and imperfections.
There has already been discussion of the possibility of creating future murals on the side of Draddy Gymnasium and the ground floor of Thomas Hall near the area where dumpsters are currently stored.
But first, this pioneering project must be completed successfully—a burden that Pottinger and the students involved both recognize and are eager to accept.


I'm sitting in my office at Pine Valley Church, which I guess, technically, is probably not my office anymore. All that's left in it is my desktop computer, which I'll be packing up at the end of the day. As we've been wrapping up our time here in beautiful Bayfield, I've been reflecting on how this has been such a season of personal revival for me.
God brought us to Bayfield, 5 years after taking off from Rapid City. We have been in Duluth, MN, and Grand Forks, ND, for education, and a short one-and-a-half-year stay in Denver, along the way. I came on staff at Pine Valley, initially, as the full-time youth pastor — and a nervous one at that. I didn't know if I still had it in me to lead students; I was feeling old-for-the-job and it seemed like the task of re-aligning the already amazing After School Program was almost too big. But thankfully, with the help of my good friends David and Carrie Van Hoesen, it was a piece of cake.
David came up to me one of my first weeks on staff and offered to help me in any way that he could. I asked him and Carrie to take leadership of the Sunday evening events while I focussed on putting some time and thought into the Wednesday night programming. They did, and the Sunday Night Encounters immediately started blowing up. David and I become really close friends in ministry, tearing up almost every week, sharing the stories of God's goodness and impact through the NextGen ministries at Pine Valley. He is the kind of youth pastor that every lead pastor wants to have at their church. What an incredible friend, pastor, and leader he is!
Carrie also became a quick friend, giving my family one of the most meaningful gifts I think I've ever received. She made these "love buttons" that light up when you touch them after my Mom passed away. Mom was always known for saying "push your love button" to pretty much everyone when they were having a bad attitude. These "love buttons" still make me smile every time I see them.
Scott and Carrie Kujath, our pastors, for these three years, have taught us so much about grace, love, and leadership. They have cared for and fiercely protected my family at every turn. And Scott released me to do things and challenged me to go beyond where I've ever gone before. It was when he hired me that he said, "I see you building up the youth ministry program, equipping a team up there, and then transitioning into more of an associate pastor position." In the back of my mind, I was excited about that possibility but unsure that I could really do it.
When the two-year mark came along, there I was sitting in Scott's office and he was transitioning me into the associate pastor role. It was the first time, this year, that I spent a lot of time thinking through and processing things from a more senior level of leadership. With Scott's help and direction, I think we saw God do some pretty cool things this year at Pine Valley. And it really prepared me, in a whole lot of ways, for the transition I'm walking into now.
Carrie has always been an encouragement to me. And always at the right time, too. When I'd be walking off the stage from a Sunday morning thinking, "That was a mess." She would come over and say something that shifted my whole attitude — time and time again. I am so thankful for the amazing example and thumbprint these two have left on my life. Your influence has made me a better pastor and leader.
Pastor Margaret, and her two After School Program side-kicks, Jill Shocklee and Caron Jacques, reminded me again of the incredible role that kidmin leaders play in the church. Margaret is one of the wisest NextGen pastors I have had the privilege to know. Her quiet, but strong confidence speaks so loudly to me and the others on staff, and I believe, to a whole generation (or two) of the little ones that she ministered to here at Pine Valley. The children's ministry, under her leadership, has been a life-line of vitality and strength for families in this area.
Caron and her family were hosts to my family, letting us stay in her own home while we looked for a place to call her own. What a blessing the Jacques were to us. And what incredible God-potential in all of their lives. Jill and the Shocklee's have also quickly become some of our faves — family trips to the lake and Honduras team meetings. Jill is co-leading the trip to Honduras with Deanna. We are so thankful for these amazing friendships.
Joey and Connie Cusenza quickly become close friends of the Shoup family. I'm actually staying at their house right now, for these last few days that I'm in Bayfield. Connie's wisdom, her heart for deep intercession and worship, and the way she pastors and cares for so many in Bayfield is pretty amazing to me. And Joey, well… he makes me laugh. LOL! Together, they are such a potent and powerful impact on this community and have left a spot in our hearts that we will carry with us forever.
And what can I say about the Prothero family that hasn't already been said by anyone else who knows them? Lisa and Terry Prothero, and their whole family, is such a gift to the Body of Christ. I can still remember meeting Lisa for the first time and greeting her with an, "I am so honored to meet the matriarch of the Prothero family." I had known and played with several of her amazing and gifted kids at District camps through the years and was genuinely an honor to get to meet THE worship leader of the whole gang. To play with any/all of the Prothero's these past few years has been nothing short of a joy ride. You are the best of the best — the cream of the crop.
And Terry has been a techy friend and peer that I could get lost in long conversations with — talking about music, gear, and techy things that nobody else would probably care about. What a cool guy! He has more wisdom and experience in his pinkie finger than many of us on this planet will ever have in a lifetime. And with a heart of gold to boot. I love the Prothero family and to get a chance to grow as a musician and worship leader with these guys over the past few years was a dream come true.
And not to forget any of the rest of the staff as well: Julie, the O'Reilly's, and Linda have all become like family to us. Pine Valley's team truly is a family.
From my two years as a youth pastor, I don't want to forget the amazing team that I had the privilege of working alongside. You made it incredible: Denise, Claudia, John, Jesse, and JoLayne. And I'm honestly without words.
Denise and Claudia, you are rocks in the NextGen ministry at Pine Valley. A firm foundation that sets the course for Jesus to move. You are heroes to me. John, you became one of my closest friends and encouragers in Bayfield. You're like a brother. I legit cried alligator tears when we said "good-bye". Jesse, you and your family may be quiet but your influence and love are loud. We love you. And JoLayne, thank you for being one of the first families to invite us over for dinner. Your family is all world changers and I'm pretty sure I'll be hearing about all of the great things that God is going to continue to do through them. You are loved.
Dominick McCullough, thanks for being a friend and coach to me through leading the Alpha Class. That group of people became a light to my fire to see real and genuine community develop in the church again. And what I mean by that, is the "church at large". It sparked the desire in me to see that as an integral part of the church-family life. Thank you for helping me to see that. And we got to meet that firecracker, Bonnie Celona, through all of that, too. Pretty cool.
I could go on and on and start naming all of the Pine Valley students who I love and admire. You, in many ways, rekindled a fire anew in me. Thank you for worshipping God with all your heart. Thank you for caring about bringing in your non-believing friends — many who are now following Jesus! And thank you for re-energizing my faith!
And I could start listing all of the amazing friends who I have met in and out of the church in Bayfield as well. But this post would run on forever. And it already has. I know I'm leaving some out — that's the danger in a rambling post like this. But I wanted to try and express my deep gratitude and sincere love for the community of friends that we've developed in Bayfield.
We will do our best to come back and visit, but you guys need to try and come up to the beautiful and fun Black Hills to see us, too!


Join Pan Together for some hobby time and sharing current needlework projects. All needle work welcome! Knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, embroidery, sewing, or any other kind you have a passion for.
Whether you have a basic understanding of Crochet and want to refresh your skills or you have never picked up a hook in your life then why not come and join our friendly group.
Knit and Natter takes place every Friday at Sandown Library.
Tesco will be hosting Knit & Natter groups on the last Friday of every month, here in store at Costa.
Come along, bring your knitting and have a natter. Or, if you prefer, crochet and chatter.
Knit and natter is a regular knitting group held in the Lord Louis Library.
Bring your own knitting /wool and socialise while you knit!
We are a group of like minded people who get together to work on crafty projects.
Weave with Angela, please drop in for a chat and a cuppa.
We are delighted to announce that the first Isle of Wight Spring Art and Garden Fair will take place on Good Friday and Easter Saturday at Northwood House and Park in Cowes.
A great day of the latest releases from Les Mills.
Fun Badminton for the over 50's.
Enrol as a chocolatier and revel in the wonders of the cocoa bean as Blackgang Chine is taken over by Chocofrolica!
The world's most famous sheep and his entire flock are venturing to Robin Hill this spring! Join Shaun the Sheep for the baa-rilliant Farm Fest for fantastic family fun!
rish Dance Academy Riverdancing show-style. Feis, and Team Ceili.
Dye and decorate your very own Easter Eggs!
Brighstone Passion Play – True meaning of Easter.


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a group exhibition featuring works by Daniel A. Bruce, Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos, Ahmet Civelek, Jennifer Grimyser, Tim Etchells, Dana Stirling, Juliette Dumas, Shannon Finnegan, Kay Rosen, Christina Massey and George Spencer.
The exhibition brings together eleven contemporary artists working in a wide variety of mediums, investigating the notion of failure in contemporary art.
Offering a platform to survey the relationship between the artist, the artwork and the audience; failure suggests a study on artistic drive, contextual meaning, and viewer expectation. Inspired by the late artist and author Édouard Levé's book Works, in which he gathered more than five-hundred artistic ideas he aimed to bring into fruition, the exhibition scrutinizes the ambiguous border separating success from downfall. Levé's candid devotion for creativity—leading to such accumulation of ideas that eventually failed to be executed—projects an inquisitive mind's strive for achievement, as well as his bold undertaking of potential failures. The exhibition not only studies the assumption of defeat as creative means, but also juxtaposes its various depictions in contemporary art. Approaching to the topic from various angles, artworks on view respond to unsuccessfulness through different channels, among which are viewer expectation, emotional investment, and risk taking.
Radiator Gallery is located on 10-61 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11106. The gallery hours are Friday and Sunday 1- 6 PM or anytime by appointment.


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Searcy is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Arkansas, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder White County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 18.928.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 20.993, een stijging van 2065 (10.9%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
38,3 km², waarvan 38,1 km² land en 0,2 km² water.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 16 km rond Searcy.

Geboren in Searcy
 Beth Ditto (1981- ), zangeres van de Amerikaanse rockband Gossip

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Plaats in Arkansas

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