Let's Talk about using technology to increase volunteer recruitment. One of the tasks I was recently given was to create a unified system for recruiting volunteers. We do an OK job of recruiting new volunteers, but as Greenwood has grown the need for volunteers has outpaced volunteer recruitment.
Our church has been growing at a consistent pace for several years now. Consistent growth in attendance has created a consistent need for more volunteers in ministry areas. It became apparent that our smaller church method of talk to Mrs. so-and-so about volunteering in the children's area was not meeting our needs anymore.
The idea that we've envisioned is a system to connect people who are interested in serving or volunteering, with areas of need and their leaders. For some of you, the system may really be saying something like "If you would like to find out how you can serve at our church, talk to ______ in the foyer after the service, hey ________ raise your hand so they know who you are." Honestly, that extremely efficiently in smaller contexts. But if you are in a mid-sized church context that is growing larger, then that particular system will not work.
The system we envisioned is a single place on our website for people to see areas of need, and then sign up to help. I got the idea from Newspring Church's serving page.
Aesthetics aside, the page functions as a place that anyone can go to quickly connect to a volunteer opportunity. The web page sends a person to who wants to "sign up" to a web form where they fill in some basic information. That form directs the information to the appropriate ministry leader. So in a matter of a few minutes a person can sign up to serve, and that information is sent to a ministry leader. The result is the same as if they were in a small church and had a talk in the hallway.
There are a few advantages (and disadvantages) to a system that is web based like what Newspring uses. 1) A web based system is available 24/7. 2) A web-based system has nearly infinite bandwidth. A human person can only have one recruitment conversation at a time, but a web-page can handle multiple requests at a time. 3) The web page doesn't forget. Once the instructions are programmed into the web-page, the instructions will be carried out over and over again without fail. So the rate of failure is very low as compared to a human person relaying information.
One main disadvantage of a web based system is that it loses the personal touch. Again, in a small church or organizational setting the personal touch is a huge advantage. In a large church or organizational setting, it may be acceptable to trade personal touch for efficiency.
We use a wordpress site just like this blog. So, on the wordpress site we set up a static page that has the address https://greenwood.church/serve. On the page there are buttons that link to our form that has been created with Ninja Forms. The process is pretty simple and there are numerous tutorials available by a simple web search so I won't repeat them here. I have Ninja Forms send the completed form to a church gmail account (its the one that our NPO google ads use). I set up the email so that the area of interest is actually the subject line (for example it might say "Student Ministry." I configured the gmail account so that any message received with the subject line of "Student Ministry" is automatically forwarded to our student minister's email address.
There are tons of other possible ways to do what I've done, but I already use those pieces of technology so that is how I chose to set it up. Your mileage may vary.
Your volunteer recruitment is only as good as your system. Whether your system is a person or a website, it plays a huge part in the growth of your church or organization. Our website is hosted at Bluehost, and they've been very reliable for me. You can use my affiliate link here and check them out. You won't be charged anything extra, you'll just be ensuring that a portion of your purchase funds this blog, and my kids future.


Possibly the smallest arm balance ever; baby Bakasana builds strength in the upper body and core, without that fear of face-planting that the traditional Bakasana carries. Oh yes…. And it's fun!
The number one thing this mini arm balance teaches us is to lighten up! Stop taking things so seriously and open up to practicing new, fun asanas. When we let go of trying so hard to 'get it right' all the time, we open up to a sense of experimentation and playfulness within our yoga practice.
We seem to now live in a 'Mcdonalds society', where we want results from our minimal efforts, and we want them NOW…. Well, the important thing to realise is that a lot of strong postures may take YEARS to get the hang of, and we shouldn't expect to be able to do everything we're offered in a yoga class perfectly. (hint hint, that's why it's called a yoga PRACTICE) So, starting small and building up is a good way to integrate the strength and mindset we need for approaching new poses and new challenges.
Baby Bakasana primarily engages the mid and upper core, while strengthening the arms and shoulders for more challenging arm balances like Pincha Mayurasana (forearm balance).
From an all-fours position, take a few cat / cow stretches, focussing on rounding the spine and pressing up between the shoulderblades. From there, move to forearm plank, allowing the shoulders to come a little past the elbows, and bringing a slight lift in to the hips to engage the upper core muscles.
Afterwards, hold Navasana for a few breaths to engage a little more core awareness before coming up to stand.
The whole body should be nice and warm, so move through your Surya Namaskars, and finish your standing sequence with 'Goddess pose' to bring stability to the hips and thighs!
From Tadasana, lower down and practice Malasana to release through the hips, before moving through to Shishulasana, or Dolphin pose, which is useful for building the strength needed for baby Bakasana in the arms and shoulders.
From downward facing dog; walk the hands in towards the feet and squat down in to malasana.
Set yourself up as though you were going to transition in to dolphin pose, with the elbows just a little wider than shoulder width and the hands either interlaced (a little easier) or palms firmly flat on the floor.
From here, tuck the toes, lift the hips slightly and tip toe forwards so you're making yourself as small as possible – this is the smallest arm balance ever, after all!
As you would for the full Bakasana; bring the knees on to the upper arms, as high as you can – almost in the arm pits.
Lean forwards, while engaging the abdominals and lifting mula bandha. Ensure your knees are firmly on the backs of the arms and bring the spine in to a curl.
Lean your weight forwards a little more while extending the chest forwards and continuing to round the spine and firming the forearms and hands on to the floor.
All you need to do from here is to point one foot and you're almost there. Point the other foot so both feet are off the floor and you're in your Baby Bakasana!
Concentrate on tucking the heels up towards the bum, and keep pressing those forearms down firmly.
You'll notice that even though this pose is a baby, it's a pretty strong baby – but unlike full crow pose, there's a lot more stability and less fear of falling here!
To counterpose baby Bakasana; come back on to all-fours and ease out the shoulders with 'thread the needle'. Afterwards, sit back on the heels and interlace the hands behind the back to open out the chest and counteract the curling of the spine. If you have time for a little relaxation; try lying the spine along a bolster or a few big propped up pillows to allow the chest to fully open out and the shoulders to relax.
The most important thing is to have FUN with this pose while you build strength, so let go of the need to be perfect and just experiment with this tiny little arm balance!


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The Most Important Work You Can Do
This week's episode covers the most important thing I can teach you. I think it is the root of everything. The root of all of your problems. I want to talk to you about self-concept. This includes how you think about yourself, how you feel about yourself, and how you love yourself. Do you trust yourself? Do you know your strengths and weaknesses? I want you to ask yourself right now, how do you feel about yourself?
Being able to identify and own your self-concept is the key to unlocking your growth mindset. And a fantastic supplement to that is a solid coaching program. Starting next month, I am going to be running a 6-month long challenge to un-stuck yourself and begin working toward your dream life.
If this interests you, visit www.quitterclub.com/group and schedule your first one on one call to see if this program would be the right fit for you.
Hello, my friends. Welcome to another episode. I am so excited to have you here. Listen, I may have said this before and I was lying because this is the most important episode you can ever listen to. I want you to listen to me. Good. All right. This is the most important thing I can teach you. I think it is the root of everything. The root of all of your problems. Are you ready? I'm going to give it to you. Don't sleep on this. I want to talk today about self-concept, okay. That means how you think about yourself, how you feel about yourself. I really lump it in, I mean, I don't really actually know what the definition of self-concept is, but the way I like to think about it is what you love about yourself and whether you love yourself, what you do, you trust yourself, what you think about your strengths and your weaknesses. All of it. Okay. And so I want you to ask yourself right now, how do you feel about yourself?
A lot of us may have never even thought about it, right. Or maybe just like, going through the motions and it's like, yeah, I'm all right. Yes, I like myself. It's not very reflective, deep thinking about how we actually feel about ourselves and I am here to tell you that is the most important thing that you can focus on or that you can think about that you can dig into and I'll explain to you why here's the problem. Most of us think that what we think about ourselves is just fact, okay. It's just the way we are. And we think it's just some objective reality that everybody also sees, right? I am filling the blank, whatever it is, I am lazy or funny or kind, or, you know, a million other things. Obviously, that's not the truth.
Your self-image is like a Jenga tower. I like to liken it. It is just stacked-up experiences. One on top of each other that you have kind of compiled into how you view yourself, right? It's all of the experiences that you've had from childhood. A lot of us look to our parents as a first place to really start cultivating how we think about ourselves, right? They become kind of our mirrors. And so we start experiencing whether we can trust ourselves or whether we're responsible or whether we're good or bad or kind or funny, right? How they react to us really informs how we feel about ourselves. And then obviously it goes from there and it goes to our classmates and our teachers and our friends and family and the people that we are around, how they react to us, starts changing the thoughts that we have about ourselves.
And it is completely biased obviously. And we've talked a lot on this podcast about how our brain is naturally biased towards the negative. And I don't know if this is just a function of society as well, but it seems like it becomes a hyper-critical, hyper-negative view when it comes to our thoughts about ourselves, right? This is why so many of us have this incessant negative self-talk nonstop and why we brush over all of our accomplishments or what we do well, and we look at only the things that we are bad at only the balls that we are dropping. Only the places that we are failing in our lives. Right? That's all we focus on. I liken it to the fact that like, do you have a friend who you see as amazing, like you love this friend and then that friend is always putting themselves down, right?
Or they don't realize how great they are, or they constantly looking at the fact that like, maybe they're overweight or whatever, something so meaningless. And you're constantly thinking, like, if you only knew how amazing you are, right. We do this a lot with our kids. Think about your kids and how much you love that human being. Even though, you know, they're not perfect. You realize how good and amazing and whole, and wonderful and unique and flawed and just everything they are. But your children are going to grow up and have tons of self-conscious thoughts and think horrible things about themselves. And that's really painful to watch as a parent because you want them to see themselves the way you see them. But that's the thing is you don't see you the way other people see you. You will have adopted this really negative self-talk and self-view.
And you take that as if it's fact. And I just want you to know that that is root of all of the problems that you have in your life. And it is the root of why you are stuck in a career. You may not like why you, aren't kind of making the headway you want. It's all this self-concept that is based on the past. Okay. I want you to think about it. And why do you think about, for instance, when we talk about people-pleasing. Okay. So many of us, I know so many people that listen to this, identify as people-pleasers. And I want you to think about what that really is. It's a need to have other people be happy, but ask yourself why, why it's so important to you because so many of us link, whether we're a good person, whether we can feel good about ourselves.
If other people around us are happy, right? We don't want them to have negative emotions. And so we jump in to fix it because it informs how we think about ourselves or think about that need for external validation or that fear that we have about what other people think. Again, if you have a solid self-concept, if you love yourself fully unconditionally, not saying that you don't realize you have flaws. Of course, you do. You're not perfect. But just knowing that knowing that you're not perfect, and you still love yourself wholly, you don't need other people to validate you that fear of what other people think kind of dissipates, because it doesn't matter so much. They can judge and you can still love yourself. But what happens is so many of us don't have that self-love. And so we're looking to other people because if they validate us, they tell us we're smart enough or good enough, or good enough wife or mother or son or whatever the thing is, then maybe we can think that about ourselves.
It's the same thing with perfectionism and your fear of failure with you not being able to dream big enough. All of this comes down to the fact that you don't have that core. Self-trust and self-love for lack of a better word, right? Self-confidence comes from that. I think so many people think self-confidence comes from being able to do something well, and that's confidence. Sure. Once you've done something, a bunch of times you can have confidence in it, but self-confidence is confidence in yourself. It's knowing that you can trust yourself. And again, when I say trust, that doesn't mean trust yourself to get it right. Every time you're a human being. And when you have that pressure where you can only be good, or you can only be worthy, or you can only be enough if you're always getting it right.
This is what is going to set you up for failure and for a life of misery, right? Because you're not letting yourself be fully human. That's why you're not trying anything because what does that mean to you about yourself if you fail. But once you develop an unshakeable self-concept where it's like, I will love myself no matter what, I will have my own back, no matter what I will try and fail. Sure. I will try and get it wrong. I will fall short again and again, as a mother, as a worker, as an employee, as a boss, as a friend in every way, and I will still have myself and I will not use it as a reason to beat myself up and I will not belittle myself and I will not use it as a reason to think that I'm not good enough.
That's when you open yourself up to dreaming big, to being able to do anything. The reason so many people are so scared to take the risk, to take the plunge is not because of the failure or the money you're gonna lose or whatever. The fear that you have is because you have to sit with yourself. If it doesn't work, we're all so used to beating ourselves up that the idea of doing something where you will have to beat yourself up for the next, God knows how many years, if you do something and it doesn't work out, or you have to deal with what other people think when you haven't developed that core self-confidence is what keeps people stuck? Why would you go out and take a risk if you know that as soon as that doesn't work, which like I'm guaranteeing you, it's not going to work the first time.
There's tons of failure along the way, because that is the path to any success. When you know, you're just going to go into self-loathing and you know how painful that can feel. Why would anyone want to do that? It's not some great big mystery while you're stuck in a career. You don't want to be in a lot of times, people love to say it's like finances. It's, you know, a million other things, but it's not because I've coached and talked to tons of people who even have the money saved and still don't jump, who don't even have to work. Their spouse works still. Don't jump, who can make just as much doing something else, or maybe make less and live off less and be happy, but they don't want to do it because of the fear. And I'm telling you that fear doesn't go away.
But when you have your own back, when you built up this concept about yourself, when you've learned to love yourself, kind of at the core, none of that other stuff really is that scary. It's like, all right, I tried it. Didn't work. Try it again. I'll try something else. Okay. I put myself out there and didn't turn out the way I wanted, what am I going to do next? I'll pivot now. And so I want you to realize that what we talk a lot about, like the people-pleasing in a career, let's say with your boss, the fact that you need everybody to like you, in fact, that you need to be thought of as dependable. A lot of that you question where that comes from, because I guarantee you, you will find that it comes back to the foundation of how you feel about yourself.
And the great news is that you can change that self-concept most of us are never taught how to do this. And I think that's why we seem so lost and confused because I may even know what the problem is. I know I'm a people pleaser. I just don't know how to stop it. Or I know that I'm a perfectionist. I just don't know how to stop it. And the thing with self-concept and self-confidence is that, you know, not simple, I guess it is simple. It's not easy. It's going to take time because you've spent decades beating yourself up and you've trained your brain to beat yourself up. And so that's where it's going to go back to, but it can be done. And I love that. We, as a society, love underdog stories, right? We love people whocouldn't do something in the past or haven't done it and then come up and show that they can do it.
And yet we don't assume that for our own abilities like we constantly look to the past about what we can do in our lives. And I just want you to know that the past doesn't exist anymore. I know people always say this, like, it really only exists in your mind. Okay. And one concept that really helped me understand that is to think about it this way. If you woke up with amnesia today and you had no knowledge of the past of your life, of how you grew up, any of it, if you just woke up today, how would you know what you could accomplish and what you couldn't? How would, you know, what you could go for? I'm going to think about that because that past story that you have, that you're telling about yourself is a lie and it can be changed, but you have to first understand that you first have to understand that it doesn't exist anymore.
And you just keep going back to it as evidence of why you can't do the things that you want to do. I talked in episode one 29, about my past story and how I used to always call myself lazy. And I really thought it was fact, right? I'm just, I am lazy, right? I used to look for all the evidence. I like the fact that I enjoy sleeping. And the fact that I don't have boundless amounts of energy, like other people. And I don't like exercising. And I was like, well, there you go. I'm lazy. I just conveniently ignored the fact that I was a straight-A student, my whole life. And I went to a top-down law school and I worked hundreds of hours as a lawyer. And I was an extremely hard worker and I always got it done.
And I, you know, raised and gave birth to children. None of that, I just ignore that. We'll just brush over those things. And then we'll just keep telling ourselves that we're lazy. And then when I get to decide what I want to do with my life, I'll just keep going back to the fact that I'm lazy. And that's why I want you to really think about the self-concept. I want you to think about the stories that you tell yourself about what you are and what you are not are based entirely on the past. And they are skewed versions of what has happened, right? They're cherry-picked examples that have stuck with you of whether you maybe have a temper or you, you know, aren't smart enough or you are motivated enough or whatever that story is. And that is going to keep you stuck forever until you learn how to change it.
And you can be that underdog story that you love so much where it's like, yeah, I maybe was lazy up until this point, but I no longer I'm going to identify with that. Sure. I like to take a nap once in a while. That doesn't mean I'm lazy. It means my body needs rest. And I listened to my body and I'll give it what it needs. And then I will get up and I will conquer whatever I have to conquer. Right? I'm a person who gets done. That's my story now. And until you learn how to change that story, you kind of get stuck repeating the same pattern. And so what I want you to do some homework on how we change that story. One is you get help with it, whether that's therapy, whether that's coaching, whether that's through books, podcasts, there's a lot of information out there right now.
You should spend your time working on that story and that vision that you have for the person that you want to be. I promise you if you spend most of your time on that, the rest of it figures itself out, right? All this other stuff that you're trying to fix on the outside, whether it's losing weight or getting a new career or having that relationship, once you change your self-concept, it falls into place in a different way, right? Certain things that you thought were important, aren't going to be important. And the things that are, you will go after with a sense of ease. You don't need that business to work because you need to prove that you're worthy. You'll go after it because it's fun. And you like it, right? You don't need to lose weight in order to be lovable or be whole, or to love yourself.
Maybe you'll exercise because it brings you joy. And you're only doing it for health. When you stop trying to like, fix quinoa these problems, or put a bandaid on and you go to the root of the actual problem, then it changes everything. And so I wanted to spend your time on that. And that can mean in a variety of different ways. I also want you to just start investigating it. Like you can journal this. Like, what is the story that you tell about yourself? What are those thoughts that you have about you? And why is it true? Like, are you certain it's true. Is there any evidence as to where it's not true? And then I want you to start working on cultivating self-love I want you to ask yourself, like, what does the world gain by you hating yourself? What do you gain by you hating yourself?
Why wouldn't you start looking for things that you love about yourself? Like there is no upside in hating yourself. None. I promise you. So how can you start looking for things to show how incredible and amazing and nuanced and complex and wonderful of a person you are spend time every single day, finding a reason to love yourself. It could be affirmations. It could just be a gratitude list. It could be journaling. It could be a million different ways that you want to do it. It's just consciously taking your mind to that place so that it starts building on itself. I promise you the more that you love yourself, the more you will do in this world. So many of us have been taught this incorrect assumption that like, we have to be hard on ourselves in order to get things done. I can't tell you how many people say this to me, where it's like, well, then I'm just going to end up being lazy and eating Doritos all day.
It's like, first of all, so what, but no, you're not. No, you're not because that's not what you want. And maybe you'll do that for a little bit because maybe your body just needs a break from the relentless pushing that you've done. And maybe you just need to veg out for a little bit, because you're not a robot or a machine. And so when you give yourself a break, maybe your brain and your body is like, I don't want to do anything. And that's fine too. But I want you to think about it like this. Like if you had a parent who was always criticizing you, who maybe you did have one who was always telling you what you were doing wrong, who's always yelling at you. Who's always trying to say like how you came up short was always telling you how much you failed, right?
How horrible you were. Do you think that would motivate you to go out and take risks and do the things you want to do? Or do you think if you had a parent that was so loving that you knew there was a safety net that no matter what you tried, you would come back and that love would be there, right? It was never conditional on what you accomplished. It was always like, yeah, that's great. Whether you do well or not, I'm going to love you. Do you think you would have more courage to do the things that you wanted to do? You have to be that parent for yourself, no amount of self punishment or self hatred is what is going to get you to do amazing things. And even if it does, even if you're so good at hating yourself into like, work into motivating, into like getting things done, you're going to hate the entire experience. And you're going to hate it when you get there. I promise you, cause it doesn't feel good.
So maybe you go slower if you're not constantly beating the whip, but at least you enjoy it. I used to like getting there. At least it feels better because what's the point. There is no destination. Where are you in a race with? So I want you to spend the time figuring out what you need to love yourself and what you need to change that self concept into a positive one. I want you to figure out what you need to focus on in order to see all of the amazing things that you offer, because I promise you, it will be the difference in your life. And if you need help with it, I would love to help you. This is like my favorite thing to work on and talk about. I am starting a six month program in March, and this is what we do for six months is deal with all of these issues and give you a framework on how to work on that mindset and how to start.
Re-imagining how you think about yourself and changing that self-concept and we work through your mindset blocks through coaching and through a supportive community and through a lot of the exercises that will help you get there. So if you want to go deeper and you really realize that this is what's going to hold you back, and this is what's going to impact your life. And I want you to join me and you can set up a time so we can see if it's a good fit. You can go to quitter club.com/group. I would love to have you in there. And if not, I would still love for you to work on this because I'm telling you now, no one in this world gains anything by you hating yourself.
Alright you guys, thank you so much for joining me and I will be back next week with another episode. Thank you so much for listening. I can't tell you how much it means to me. If you liked the podcast, please rate and review us on iTunes. It'll help other people find the show. If you want to connect or reach out, follow along on Instagram and Facebook at lessons from a quitter and on Twitter at Twitter podcast, I would love to hear from you guys and I'll see you on the next episode.

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He established Bushman's Bible and portraiture prize
What do Australia's most famous portrait prize, the now defunct Bulletin magazine and Hyde Park fountain in the heart of Sydney all have in common?
They were all made possible thanks to the work of a man named Archibald. John Feltham Archibald was a child of the goldfields. His mother died when he was four years old so his aunt raised him and he went to school while his father prospected for gold.
Jules Francois Archibald, founder of The Bulletin and Archibald Prize. Courtesy Mitchell Library
By 14 years old he was apprenticed to the Warrnambool Examiner and worked towards his goal of becoming a journalist. He was, however, too shy to submit his articles to his own paper so he sent them to others.
By 18 years old he moved to Melbourne and it was here he developed a fascination for French culture. He decided to change his name to Jules Francois Archibald. It was the name he would keep for the rest of his life.
After working as a clerk in rural Queensland, Jules made his way to Sydney and picked up employment as a clerk with the Evening News. This was the platform he needed to work his way up to the status of reporter.
Then in 1880, at the age of 24, Jules and another journalist John Haynes, started up the magazine that would become the mouthpiece for rural Australia and nicknamed the Bushman's Bible, the stage for new Australian literary talent, including Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson, and a discussion panel for issues of the day. It was called The Bulletin and it's first publication came out on 31 January, 1880 and sold out.
The first edition of The Bulletin in 31 January, 1880. Courtesy National Library of Australia
The Bulletin became highly influential in Australian culture and politics. It was Australia's longest running magazine publication until the final issue was published in January 2008. Jules and John even faced some jail time due to a libel suit brought against the magazine for its biting comments.
On his only trip to England Jules met and fell in love with Rosa Frankenstein. She followed him back to Sydney and they married in 1885. It was not the happiest of marriages as they lost their only child and Rosa turned to drink. Jules was already suffering bouts of depression and this caused him to worry about her continuously.
In 1902 he finally handed over the editorship of The Bulletin, and decided to launch a monthly offshoot called the Lone Hand. His sickness became obvious by 1906 when he started overpaying journalists and ordered absurd quantities of wine for the launch of the magazine.
He was checked into Callan Park Asylum where he was discharged then re-admitted and stayed until 1910. He continued to write poetry and occasionally fiction, some of which got published in the Lone Hand which finished publication in 1907.
In his will Jules left money for a fountain that was built in Hyde Park, Sydney and a bequest for a portraiture prize to encourage his love of art. It became known as the Archibald prize and still runs today through the Art Gallery of NSW.
The final resting place of JF Archibald at Waverley Cemetery. Photo Karen Askew
Jules Francois Archibald died on 10 September, 1919 and is buried at Waverley Cemetery.
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Media: Israel Must Be Denigrated for Its World-Beating Vaccination Programme
Have you ever paused to realize the nation of Israel is the only nation on earth, ever, who's flag references the Scriptures? The historical Scriptures? The truth of the Scriptures in its placing the Star of King David on its flag?
Every other nation's flag references self. Self achievements, self history not honoring God or the Bible. Not placing its belief in the Scriptures on their flags.
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by Richard Kemp
January 12, 2021 — Reprinted from Gatestone Institute
The same negative policy [by the press and many purported human rights groups] extends to other major benefits that Israel has brought to the world, including scientific innovation, medical technology and life-saving intelligence. It goes against editorial agendas to report on the Jewish state in a positive light unless they can somehow twist a good story to turn it bad.
Under the Oslo Accords between Israel and the Palestinians in the 1990s, which created the Palestinian Authority (PA), it alone and not Israel, is responsible for their health care, including vaccinations. Nearly 150 U.N. members recognise "Palestine" as a state, yet these media and human rights bodies, displaying deplorably predictable bias, cannot bring themselves to allow it agency.
Contradicting allegations of a racist or "apartheid" policy, Israel has been vaccinating its Arab citizens since the programme began. Given some reluctance to be vaccinated among these communities, the Israeli government, in conjunction with Arab community leaders, have been making concerted efforts to encourage them, including a visit by Prime Minister Netanyahu to two Arab towns in the last few days for this purpose.
The same approach can be seen over the Abraham Accords of 2020, historic achievements in a hitherto elusive peace between Israel and the Arabs. These have often been received with callous cynicism in the media as well as among veteran peace processors, whose own prescriptions have repeatedly failed.
[Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu is the driving force behind the Abraham Accords, whose origins date back to his speech to a joint session of Congress in 2015, when he made a stand against Iran's nuclear ambitions. Netanyahu's solitary stance was seized on by Arab leaders, who began to realise they had common cause with the State of Israel, which could lead to a brighter future for them than one encumbered with unnecessary animosity.
A healthcare worker speaks to an Arab Israeli woman before giving her a COVID-19 vaccine at Clalit Health Services, in the northern Arab Israeli city of Umm al Fahm , on January 4, 2021. – A healthcare worker (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP) (Photo by JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)
Prejudice against the Jewish state is so intense in the Western media that praiseworthy actions guaranteed to hit the headlines if attributable to any other country are frequently ignored, diminished or denigrated when it comes to Israel. When there is a disaster anywhere in the world, for example, Israel is often the first, or among the first, to offer assistance and send in relief workers. Most recently, last month the Israel Defence Forces dispatched a team to Honduras following the devastation of category 4 hurricanes Eta and Iota which left thousands homeless.In the last 15 years IDF relief missions have deployed in Albania, Brazil, Mexico, Nepal, the Philippines, Ghana, Bulgaria, Turkey, Japan, Columbia, Haiti, Kenya, the U.S., Sri Lanka and Egypt — and many other countries in the years before.
Under Operation Good Neighbour, between 2016 and 2018, the IDF set up field hospitals on the Syrian border to treat civilians wounded by violence in their country and sent vital supplies directly into Syria, a nation which is at war with Israel, to help suffering people there.
Few outside Israel, Jewish communities around the world and the places that have benefited from IDF assistance have any idea of any of this because the media is not interested. In some cases, news items about countries contributing teams to disaster relief have omitted Israel despite knowing the IDF was playing an important role.
The same negative policy extends to other major benefits that Israel has brought to the world, including scientific innovation, medical technology and life-saving intelligence. It goes against editorial agendas to report on the Jewish state in a positive light unless they can somehow twist a good story to turn it bad.
This week we have seen exactly that in newspapers and broadcast media on both sides of the Atlantic as they contort themselves — and the truth — to bash Israel over its remarkable success in vaccinating against Coronavirus. In the U.K., the Guardian newspaper reported:
"Two weeks into its vaccination campaign, Israel is administering more than 150,000 doses a day, amounting to initial jabs for more than 1 million of its 9 million citizens — a higher proportion of the population than anywhere else".
With the world so focused on Coronavirus and national reactions everywhere, papers such as the Guardian could hardly avoid reporting Israel's achievement, much as they would likely have preferred not to. So the article had to be headlined: "Palestinians excluded from Israeli Covid vaccine rollout as jabs go to settlers".
Effectively accusing Israel of racism by neglecting Palestinian Arabs, the Guardian wrote: "Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza can only watch and wait". Across the Atlantic, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) gleefully headlined its article on Israel's success with: "Palestinians left waiting as Israel is set to deploy COVID-19 vaccine". The Washington Post published similarly malign sentiments under the headline: "Israel is starting to vaccinate, but Palestinians may have to wait months".
Predictably the U.N. Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs leapt onto this rickety bandwagon, publishing on its website a joint statement by a range of human rights organisations, levelling the same criticism and erroneously claiming violations of international law. Ken Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch — an organization which its founder, the late Robert L. Bernstein, left precisely because of its unjust stance against Israel — in a tweet alleged: "Israel's discriminatory treatment of Palestinians" and claimed in a separate tweet: "it has not vaccinated a single Palestinian".
Unwilling to be left out of these gratuitous efforts to attack Israel, Amnesty International also levelled accusations of contravening international law by not vaccinating Palestinian Arabs.
As with most Israel-related stories in the mainstream media and the propaganda relentlessly churned out by so-called human rights groups, these slanders are entirely false. Palestinian Arabs living in Judea and Samaria, or the West Bank, and Gaza, are not even Israeli citizens and they are not signed up to Israeli healthcare providers.
Under the Oslo Accords between Israel and the Palestinians in the 1990s, which created the Palestinian Authority (PA), it alone and not Israel is responsible for the health care of Palestinians, including vaccinations. Nearly 150 U.N. members recognise "Palestine" as a state, yet these media and human rights bodies, displaying deplorably predictable bias, cannot bring themselves to allow it agency.
The Palestinian Authority has its own plans for vaccinating its people, including in conjunction with the World Health Organization's Covax scheme, which have been reported in the same media that is attempting to traduce Israel.
At the time when Israel was planning its vaccination programme and procuring vaccines, the Palestinian Authority had broken off relations with Israel. Since contact has been restored, until now, neither the PA nor the Hamas terrorist regime that runs the Gaza Strip have asked Israel for any help with vaccinations, evidently preferring their own paths. However, as late as January 5, a Palestinian Authority official claimed the PA is now discussing with Israel the possibility of some vaccines being supplied to them, which the Israeli authorities are reportedly considering.
Reports also suggest that some doses of vaccine had already been secretly provided by Israel to the Palestinian Authority, following earlier unofficial approaches. The reason for this smoke-and-mirrors approach is the embarrassment the PA has at publicly seeking assistance from Israel, which it unfailingly rages against and vilifies at every opportunity. None of this is likely to be known or covered by the majority of media: it doesn't fit their agenda.
The idea advanced by some media and human rights commentators that Israel might be allowed to vaccinate the citizens of Gaza, whose rulers have been firing lethal rockets at Israeli territory before and since the pandemic began, is derisory. What are these media commentators and so-called human rights groups doing to persuade the international community to help Gazans in their plight?
Jerusalem Post journalist Seth Frantzman personally confirms that Arabs in eastern Jerusalem have been and are being vaccinated. These people are classed by Ken Roth as Palestinian citizens, by his own lights giving the lie to his assertion that Israel "has not vaccinated a single Palestinian".
According to Frantzman, there are cases of non-citizens in Israel getting vaccinated by showing up at the mass vaccination points. He cites the example of a Palestinian citizen in Judea who was vaccinated by Israeli authorities despite not having an Israeli health card, illustrating that "Israel's health authorities are doing all they can to vaccinate as many people as possible, regardless of whether they are Arab or Jewish".
As anyone who actually knows Israel even slightly would expect, its government will be doing everything it reasonably can to help Palestinians in Judea and Samaria and in Gaza with their fight against Coronavirus.
Despite the usual allegations to the contrary, the IDF say they have accepted and facilitated all requests for medical assistance of any kind into the Gaza Strip, including ventilators, oxygen generators and Coronavirus testing equipment. This accords with their track record of making all possible efforts to coordinate humanitarian aid for the people of Gaza, even during periods of intensive conflict initiated by Gaza terrorists.
The New York Times also takes a swipe at Israel but from a different angle. While noting the criticisms over "failure" to vaccinate Palestinians, the paper majors not on that but on strong and laboured implications that Israel's success is driven by Prime Minister Netanyahu's desire to "bolster his own battered image". One way or another, journalists are determined that Israel's achievements must not be painted in a positive light.
The same approach can be seen over the Abraham Accords of 2020, historic achievements in a hitherto elusive peace between Israel and the Arabs. These have often been received with callous cynicism in the media as well as among veteran peace processors, whose own prescriptions have repeatedly failed. Many political leaders in Europe have followed suit. Their decades-old opposition to the Jewish state was actuated largely by a self-interested desire to take sides with an Arab world vehemently opposed to Israel's existence even to the point of battle.
Lord David Trimble, former First Minister of Northern Ireland and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, in November nominated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the prize, along with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi. Lord Trimble recognised that Netanyahu is the driving force behind the Abraham Accords, whose origins date back to his speech to a joint session of U.S. Congress in 2015, when he made a stand against Iran's nuclear ambitions. Netanyahu's solitary stance was seized on by Arab leaders, who began to realise they had common cause with the State of Israel, which could lead to a brighter future for them than one encumbered with unnecessary animosity.
There has been no greater move towards peace anywhere in the world in decades. We will see whether Netanyahu receives the Nobel Prize in October. If not, it will be due to the same contempt that the New York Times and many self-proclaimed Western intelligentsia have for this prime minister who, though controversial both at home and abroad, represents the Israeli spirit that they seem determined to denigrate at every turn — even in the face of such monumental achievements as the Abraham Accords and a world-beating vaccination programme.
Colonel Richard Kemp is a former British Army Commander. He was also head of the international terrorism team in the U.K. Cabinet Office and is now a writer and speaker on international and military affairs.
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Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth.
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And the servant of the Lord must not strive; but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient, in meekness instructing those that oppose themselves; if God peradventure will give them repentance to the acknowledging of the truth; And that they may recover themsevles out of the snare of the devil, who are taken captive by him at his will.
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I charge thee, therefore, before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick [living] and the dead at his appearing and his kingdom. Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned to fables. But watch thou in all things, endure afflictions, do the work of an evangelist, make full proof of thy ministry.
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Peabody encourages attention to key standards in the areas of sustainable mining, energy access and clean coal solutions – what the company refers to as "Coal Done Right." The core components are embedded in Peabody's culture and outlined in its advancement of Investment Principles for Best-in-Class Coal Companies, which can be found within the company's Corporate and Social Responsibility Report.
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Prime Minister Chamberlain returned from Munich to announce "peace in our time" in 1938. Wikimedia
18. The Munich Pact widened the breach between Kennedy and Roosevelt
As the crisis over German annexation of the Sudetenland grew tense in September, 1938, Kennedy informed the British government that the American president, "had decided to go in with Chamberlain; whatever course Chamberlain desires to adopt he would think right". The point under contention was whether Chamberlain should meet with Hitler in Munich and negotiate a settlement of the crisis. Roosevelt had not so decided to publicly endorse a negotiated settlement of the situation, which could (and did) result in the British and French conceding with Hitler's demands, with American endorsement of the agreement.
Roosevelt was also communicating with Hitler during the crisis, including appeals for the negotiations to continue, in an effort to avoid war. His appeals were not answered by Hitler but the negotiations continued. Kennedy's involvement in the Munich negotiations was separate from Roosevelt's, for the most part, and was dominated by his relaying messages from the State Department. Roosevelt wanted it to appear the United States had not endorsed the swapping of European territory through a deal in which the country from which the territory was taken was not represented at the negotiations. Kennedy relayed to the British that the reality of the situation was that Roosevelt simply wanted to avoid war.
The idea of approaching Herman Goering's financial advisor with the promise of a loan in gold did not originate with Kennedy. Wikimedia
19. Kennedy attempted to negotiate a payment in gold to the Nazis
In May, 1939, Kennedy met with Helmut Wohlthat in London. Wohlthat was a highly placed Nazi official and the Chief Economic Advisor to Reichsmarshal Herman Goering, then the second highest ranking Nazi official in Germany, after Adolf Hitler. Kennedy had previously learned from James Mooney, General Motors Corporation chief overseas director, that during a meeting between Mooney and Wohlthat the latter had expressed Germany would be open to an arrangement through which trade between the United States, Germany, and Great Britain could be normalized. The arrangement was contingent upon a loan to Germany in gold.
Washington rejected the notion out of hand, but Kennedy, no doubt relying on his belief in his business and negotiating abilities, was intrigued. Though FDR had already rejected the plan, Kennedy arranged to meet with Wohlthat. They met secretly in London on May 9, and Wohlthat returned to Germany, undoubtedly conveying the results to Goering. As a result of the meeting, British agents began spying on Kennedy, concerned that he was a Nazi sympathizer and in league with German financiers. No further meetings were conducted concerning the loan of gold to the German government.
Winston Churchill grew increasingly distrustful of Kennedy, and communicated directly with Roosevelt. Imperial War Museum
20. Kennedy became isolated when Great Britain declared war on Germany
On September 3, 1939, Great Britain declared war on Nazi Germany and Winston Churchill was appointed as First Lord of the Admiralty, a post he had held during World War I. Churchill began, with the knowledge of Chamberlain's War Cabinet, a correspondence with FDR which eventually ran to over 2,000 letters and telegrams. The future Prime Minister had by then developed a profound distrust in the American Ambassador to Great Britain, Joseph Kennedy. Churchill considered Kennedy a Nazi sympathizer and anti-British. Kennedy began sending reports to the United States which expressed growing doubt in Britain's ability to defeat the Germans.
In May, 1940, as the Germans swept into France and the Low Countries, the Chamberlain government fell and after negotiations between political factions designated Churchill as most likely to be able to form a government, King George VI asked him to do so. Churchill began a campaign to have Kennedy removed in response to the latter's continued speeches and interviews which both discouraged excessive American aid to Britain and were pessimistic regarding Great Britain prevailing in the war. He was also negative about the British war effort in private correspondence, which grew considerably worse as the war shifted to the skies over Great Britain.
Kennedy grew convinced that English resistance to the Germans was futile. Wikimedia
21. Kennedy remained in London during the early stages of the Battle of Britain and the Blitz
When the Germans began bombing British airfields, and later cities during the Battle of Britain, Kennedy sent back to his superiors in Washington increasingly pessimistic reports of the British resistance. At the same time, Roosevelt was receiving reports from special missions he dispatched to Britain, as well as from Churchill, which encouraged the president to provide aid to the British. In a letter to his son John, written in September, 1940 in London, Kennedy described the ease with which German bombers arrived from their bases in France, and hinted that they could increase the bombing at will. He hinted that only the belief in American aid was keeping Britain in the war.
The father also told the son that the British people were not being told the truth about the progress of the war. "There is no question but what they are covering up a great deal in the English press", he wrote, adding that much was being censored entirely. "It is things like that which give me great doubts as to the complete reliability of the reports out of here", he added. Kennedy acknowledged to his son that he didn't think German reports were completely reliable either, and the same doubts expressed to his son in a private letter were readily apparent in his official reports and communications with the State Department.
In Kennedy's view, neither the British nor the American public were being told the truth about the war in Europe. Wikimedia
22. Kennedy believed the war in Europe was not about saving democracy
As the Battle of Britain raged, Ambassador Kennedy reiterated his views that the war being fought against the Germans and Italians was not about saving democracy. He believed it was about saving the British Empire and the existing world hegemony. In late 1940 Kennedy granted an interview to two reporters, Ralph Coglan (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) and Louis Lyons (Boston Globe). The interview covered a wide variety of subjects, including antisemitism. In it, Kennedy expressed a sense of urgency over the war and Britain's ability to withstand the German onslaught, claiming it was essential for the United States to buy time.
"As long as she (Britain) is in there, we have time to prepare", he was quoted as having said, stating that the crux of the issue was the ensuing six months. He added, "It isn't that she's fighting for democracy. That's the bunk. She's fighting for self-preservation, just as we will if it comes to us…" Kennedy also claimed that the American people were being misled regarding the causes and fighting of the war. "I know more about the European situation than anybody else, and it's up to me to see that the country gets it". When he then made the claim that democracy was dead in Britain, Roosevelt had had enough.
By the fall of 1940 FDR was fed up with his Ambassador to Great Britain. Wikimedia
23. Kennedy was recalled and fired as Ambassador to Great Britain in November, 1940
When Roosevelt announced he was going to run for a third consecutive term as president, then unprecedented, Kennedy committed the unpardonable political sin of giving him an endorsement which was less than enthusiastic. The combination of gaffes was too much for Roosevelt to endure and though Kennedy was allowed to resign there was little question that FDR had fired him. Officially, Kennedy was said to be retired. Churchill was pleased, until Kennedy refused to go away quietly. In January, 1941 Kennedy gave a speech reported by the Associated Press in newspapers across the country, arguing against several aspects of the proposed Lend Lease bill before Congress.
Kennedy stated that he supported aid to Great Britain, but that it "should not and must not go to the point where war becomes inevitable". Kennedy also stated that the lend-lease bill proposed by Roosevelt gave the president, "authority unheard of in our history". The former Ambassador argued that America should rearm itself first. "The more we rearm, the larger our arsenal, the more we shall have available for England". He also claimed that "The American people want to avoid war" and indicated that aid to Great Britain should be in the form of outright gifts, questioning the British ability to repay loans.
FDR had no further use for Kennedy politically for the rest of his administration. Wikimedia
24. Kennedy's political career ended with his resignation in 1940
Ambassador to the Court of St. James was the last political position held by Joseph Kennedy Sr. He did not completely fade from the political scene, in 1941 he testified during congressional hearings over lend-lease. Kennedy made clear that he favored aid to the British, but not at the expense of weakening America's own defenses. He also argued against expanding the power of the presidency. When Roosevelt announced his intention of running for a fourth term Joe Kennedy Jr. refused to support the nomination.
In 1944 Kennedy and virtually everyone who knew Roosevelt could see that the president was but a shell of the man who had entered office in 1933, weak, infirm, and painfully thin. To nearly all, but kept from the American public, it was clear that the chances of Roosevelt surviving a fourth term were slim. Truman was shocked when he met with the president at his unhealthy appearance. Kennedy offered his services to the war effort in a variety of posts and though Roosevelt remained friendly on a personal level, there was no effort to solicit further service from the former ambassador. His money though was welcomed in numerous Democratic campaigns.


I'm not really sure what the folks at Original Gourmet meant when they called this a "Mystery Flavour". Does it mean that this lollipop is a specific flavour, but they're not going to tell us, so we have to guess? Or is this a random collection of flavours that they've combined, and they had no particular flavour in mind? If they had a flavour in mind, I feel like they're issuing me a challenge, and this makes me feel pressured, as if they're saying that if I don't guess the flavour I'm a bad Candy Critic. If they don't have a flavour in mind, than I start to think that the folks at Original Gourmet are kind of lazy, and they're just making random flavour and not committing to giving the flavour a name. It's really a lose/lose situation.
Fortunately when it comes to the flavour of this particular mystery lollipop, it's really a big win. If I had to describe the flavour of this lollipop, I'd call it tutti-fruity bubble gum. It started as just a plain bubble gum flavour, but slowly a fruity flavour started to come into play. The bubble gum flavour never leaves; the tutti-fruity flavour just adds itself into the mix. It was a pleasure to eat, and my only complaint is that I wouldn't be able to ask for this flavour again, since it's one of many mystery flavours that they make.
Texture wise this lollipop was fine, it had a bit of a concave bottom (something I've experienced before with Original Gourmet lollipops) that meant that there was a bit of a moisture collection problem. This lead to a sticky stick and fingers about halfway through the lollipop.
Of all of the Original Gourmet lollipops I've eaten yet, this one is truly my favourite. I think the fact that I didn't know what flavour it was helped them very much. Instead of comparing it to something, I found that my imagination filled in the holes, and I had a lot more fun eating it.


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This is what the watches will look like.
A large Swiss watch manufacturer, Luminox, has teamed up with the Icelandic Search and Rescue Association (ICE-SAR) to manufacture watches with the association's logo, Morgunblaðið reports.
This is not the first time Luminox enters such an agreement, for it has, among other things, designed watches for the US Navy SEALs, the airplane manufacturer Lockheed Martin Corporation, the US Coast Guard, the US National Bobsled Team, and the Swiss helicopter manufacturer Heliswiss.
The first watches will be ready for worldwide distribution in mid-September. Jón Svanberg Hjartarson, CEO of Landsbjörg, states the agreement is good news for a variety of reasons.
"The project will, of course, bring attention to our work in a positive way, in addition to securing us a considerable amount of income, which will be crucial for us," he remarks. He states that Luminox approached ICE-SAR through an international organizations to which they belong.
"They were looking for a rescue association that has a stronger relation with the public than those affiliated with a military and such. That's how we got on their radar. It didn't hurt that we conduct rescue missions in all kinds of places, covering areas from the bottom of the ocean to the highest mountain tops. We even have a parachute rescue team," Jón explains.
Three types of the watches will be manufactured to begin with, designed in cooperation between Luminox and ICE-SAR.
"These are great watches that can endure demanding conditions. You'll be able to read the watch in complete darkness. The design alludes to our work in a certain way. The first types will be dedicated to rescue on land, and the hands are shaped like carabiners. Additionally, the watches will carry our logo, on the front and back," Jón relates.
Next year, new models can be expected, likely dedicated to rescue at sea. A limited edition of 900 watches will be manufactured to celebrate the 90th anniversary of ICE-SAR, which was celebrated in January of this year.
Distributers of the watches in Iceland will be Galleria Reykjavik on Skólavörðustígur and Leonard at Kringlan shopping mall. The retail price will be about ISK 50,000 (USD 470, EUR 400).


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Mix garlic powder, chili powder and sea salt in a small bowl. Sprinkle over steak and allow to sit at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Heat a grill pan to medium high heat.
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Toss salad with desired amount of dressing. Top with steak, avocado and remaining Sargento® Fine Cut Shredded 4 Cheese Mexican.
This is a great salad for dinner!


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Q: .Net 4.5.1 makes default serialization method as "System.Xml" I have very terrible question, which wast lots of my time. I have WCF Service which was build using .net framework 4.0 and VS 2010. It works perfectly (using "DataContractSerialiser" ) with the web application developed using vs 2010 and framework 4.0. Then last week I have Updated my .net framework from 4.0 to 4.5.1. Now I tried to update above WCF service, Unfortunately it serialize using "System.Xml". And this failed build of the web project because xml serialization completely difference to the data contract serialization. How can I fix this issue ?
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[System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCodeAttribute("System.Xml", "4.0.30319.18408")]
[System.SerializableAttribute()]
[System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThroughAttribute()]
[System.ComponentModel.DesignerCategoryAttribute("code")]
[System.Xml.Serialization.XmlTypeAttribute(Namespace="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07xxxxx.xxxx")]

A: I have found the solution. It's happened, because project use Document.OpenXml as reference. After removing the reference to the project now it use runtime serializer
Thank you ... :D

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Bond Collective-anchored office complex in Fort Lauderdale hits market
Link Real Estate NYC is asking twice what it paid for 36K sf complex in 2019
Jun.June 19, 2020 08:45 AM
By Keith Larsen
The Bond at 105 North Federal Highway (Credit: Google Maps)
An investment firm has listed a recently-built Fort Lauderdale office complex for $16 million, twice what the company paid for the property last year.
Link Real Estate NYC put the building on the market for $16 million. Called The Bond — its anchor tenant is co-working firm Bond Collective — the property encompasses 36,000 square feet. It is located near downtown, at 105 North Federal Highway. Link Real Estate acquired it in 2019 for $7.4 million, records show.
Colliers International Florida's Urban Core Division is listing the property
It was built last year, and includes more than 30,000 square feet of Class A office space and 5,000 square feet of retail. It also offers frontage on North Federal Highway, which has more than 50,000 cars traveling through the intersection daily, according to a press release.
The building is 93.5 percent occupied and in the process of tenant build-outs. Bond Collective has 30,800 square feet. F45 Training, a fitness franchise, will occupy 2,777 square feet of ground floor retail space, according to the release.
Link Real Estate NYC, led by Dan Arev, has been active in Miami. It bought a printing press property in Wynwood in 2017 at 2509 North Miami Avenue and a property that features the popular Wood Tavern in Wynwood in 2015.
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