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$155 and upFor a 92-year-old resort, the Hotel Figueroa is very "on trend," as marketers like to say. It was developed by the Y.W.C.A. as an exclusively women hostelry a spot where solitary ladies, including aiming starlets, can remain without worry of the Harvey Weinsteins of the world. The Figueroa supposedly even gave the United States its first women resort supervisor: Maude Bouldin, a motorcyle-riding tour de pressure.
Then the long decline of downtown Los Angeles took a toll. By 2014, when new owners began a $60 million deluxe spruce up, the resort had a Morocco-by-way-of-Sweden motif (don't ask) as well as was accommodating discount German trip groups. The renovation, which was completed previously this year, leans into the Figueroa's feminist background, with artwork from regional lady musicians on the walls as well as common rooms created to host women-centric "salons."The Fig, as locals know it, rests nearby from L.A.
. The Grammy Gallery is additionally situated there. Midtown stretches in the contrary instructions, using the gentrified food lover holy place Grand Central Market and also the brought back Movie theater at Ace Resort, which organizes indie bands and displays art films. The cavernous Blossom Market to the south is eye-popping as well as only costs $1 admission on Saturdays.
Priced at $359.20 for a Saturday night in early November, not including tax obligation, our "traditional queen" space on a top flooring felt like a closet, as well as the view was mostly of a wall. A kindly equipped minibar occupied a lot of the real closet, leaving no area for a travel suitcase.
(My partner, Joe, sarcastically kept in mind that the room did feature two condoms, nevertheless.) The thermostat seemed to have a mind of its own, which made me bloodthirsty. On the bonus side, there was a basket of cost-free snacks Oreos, Red Vines as well as the bed was comfortable. The area was likewise really silent.
The bare wall surfaces looked like unfinished concrete and also one of the two lighting fixtures beside the mirror was missing out on; a bare bulb just hung there. Switching on the shower called for the navigating of 2 counterproductive bars, and it was so dark in that edge of the bathroom that it was difficult to tell which container was shampoo as well as which one was body wash.
Bouldin!Before supper, we stopped for drinks (a martini for Joe and also a cucumber mint lemonade for me) at Rick's, a captivating indoor-outdoor lounge. As "Juicy" by the Notorious B.I.G. played on the audio system, we camped out by a crackling fire place and marveled at the huge, 50-year-old cactuses lining the resort's coffin-shaped swimming pool (Los Angeles Hotels Help Centre).
Our server, Christopher, patiently addressed my 700 questions regarding the tiny plates and also "pintxos" on the food selection. We inhaled the fried kale lollipop with dill crme frache ($10) and also toy box squash with avocado as well as olives ($14) before moving on to entrees, including fried chicken with a barbequed peach and jalapeo salad ($29) spicy and scrumptious, even if the fruit was inedibly unripe – Los Angeles Hotels Help Centre.
We purchased space solution making use of an iPad set down on the nightstand as well as were given a 35-minute delay time. It took an hour and also 14 minutes for our basic order of coffee, yogurt and also a ham, egg and also cheese sandwich to arrive. The server shrugged when I complained and also explained that the idea was already consisted of.
Pet dogs are welcome to stick with their owners for a $50 fee. The resort has an elegant, 24-hour health club outfitted with treadmills, an elliptical exerciser maker, kettlebells and barbells, among other products. Private yoga classes as well as physical fitness instructors are readily available upon request (Los Angeles Hotels Help Centre). High-speed Wi-Fi is free. Upscale boutique resorts are everything about focus to information, which appears to be a work in progress at the Figueroa.
"Facilities which it was really tidy. The bed was amazing" "Situated near Venice coastline" "Also thoughit was little it was cosy and also it consisted of a really, really light breakfast" "I liked this hotel really much it was really homely, staff were excellent (Los Angeles Hotels Help Centre). Food was superb" "The entire experience were simply superb.
It absolutely feels like you have actually come residence. The parking, the snacks, the drink maker, the get food solution – all top noch! The breakfest was additionally ok. And the area is excellent. I had a cars and truck and can get almost everywhere easy. All the main destination remain in walking range though.
An attractive hotel. Team were very first class" "The team are incredible, the location is excellent" # 1 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last evaluation uploaded 3 days ago "This is an excellent hotel as well as I would happily remain there once again." "The Peninsula is pure course." "morning meal is pricey but the amout of food is reasonably …" # 2 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last testimonial published 18 days ago "An ideal start to our honeymoon in the U.S – an absolutely unbelievable hotel!" "This is a remarkable hotel all the personnel are leading course and also …" "Outstanding" # 3 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last evaluation published 4 days ago "Love this location!" "Love Tom." "Tom is a fantastic as well as really valuable host!" # 4 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last review published 8 days ago "The very best" "Finest in Beverly Hills" "Classic Beverly Hills" # 5 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last evaluation posted 3 days ago "Room, breakfast & area" "Had a fantastic keep right here!" "Spacious & clean room." # 6 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last testimonial published 8 days ago "Everything was outstanding." "Xavier is awesome!" "Fantastic morning meal!" # 7 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last evaluation posted 2 week ago "Place" "Great" "Team were very pleasant and accommodating with all demands." # 8 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last evaluation published 2 days ago "Place fantastic." "You don't obtain the room you publication." "Large rooms" # 9 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last review uploaded 3 days ago "the worst cleaning staff ever before!" "Excellent Resort with lots of room as well as high end surfaces.
I will be back." "I really enjoyed my keep below because of the plenty of facilities …" "Super tidy." # 11 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last testimonial posted 2 days ago "Great location." "Wonderful service, really private location." "Everything is best among the best hotels in Beverley …" # 12 of 389 hotels in Los Angeles Last evaluation posted 5 days ago "Fascinating resort style." "7 evening keep in the hotel from paradise" "Coastline area." # 13 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last review posted 6 days ago "The staff were unbelievably handy." "Central to many places, peaceful and also lovely." "Everything was ideal!" # 14 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last evaluation posted 4 days ago "Very great and comfortable" "workable" "Noisy in the early morning baggage carts going by" # 15 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last review posted 6 days ago "The breakfast is exceptional and the staff members, particularly …" "Wonderful location." "The area is fantastic." # 16 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last testimonial posted 4 days ago "The service was flawless." "Nothing" "Amazing stay when we most likely to call house for a fun weekend break.
Excellent morning meal!" "Pretty hotel with wonderful health club but not worth the cost." "Enjoyed LAAC – Will certainly come back!" # 24 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last evaluation uploaded 6 days ago "Truly great, terrific people -and also informal- from Front Desk to the Cleansing Ladies, terrific area also" "It was a in" "PLEASED" # 25 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last testimonial uploaded 7 days ago "Will never remain in a hostel again" "Epic!" "420 friendly heaven" # 26 of 389 resorts in Los Angeles Last testimonial published 3 days ago "Examine in was so basic a very easy, the place itself is quite …" "Stunning home" "Whatever great except wifi.
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Alyssa Powell/Business Expert When you're a Los Angeles-based amusement and also way of living reporter like me, you commonly find on your own at the 4 Seasons Resort Los Angeles at Beverly Hills – Los Angeles Hotels Help Centre. That's since the resort is well understood as one of the most effective seen-and-be seen places for a working check out and also a power lunch or supper around.
But it's not all tight business and formality. As a 4 Seasons, the resort rates to families as well as travelers of all kinds seeking the consistency of a popular worldwide high-end chain. Obviously with the passing celeb and also bold-faced name, it's likewise wonderful for individuals watching. I count myself fortunate to call it something of a second home in town.
I'll always remember the moment I went to with my other half for a staycation when I was 9 months expectant, or much more recently, over the cheery holiday when the common areas were festooned with floral as well as decoration setups from celeb floral designer Jeff Leatham. Therefore, it's not a surprise it made our listing of the ideal resorts in Los Angeles for 2020. Costs for entry-level areas below begin in the $400s, according to online search results page at the time of publication.
On my recent Xmas keep, I remained in a mid-tier Deluxe Balcony King room, which was comped for review purposes, however generally books for $595. I've always seen typical spaces, which are in fact bigger, as well as with a reduced rate point. Unless you're taking a trip with household or intending to delight in-room, in my experience, a standard-sized space is the most effective value for first-class holiday accommodations that are large, luxurious, as well as prime for people-watching.


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Karen Drew, Anchor/Reporter
Dane Kelly, Web Producer
Published: December 16, 2020, 5:22 PM
Updated: December 16, 2020, 8:02 PM
Tags: Local, Local News, Community, National, International, Music, Musicians, Artist, Eric Domanico, South Lyon, South Lyon East High School, Oakland County, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Depression, Anxiety, Tribute, Honor
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Musicians around the world perform to honor South Lyon musician lost to suicide
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Published: December 16, 2020, 5:22 PM Updated: December 16, 2020, 8:02 PM
To honor Eric Domanico's memory, 40 saxophonists from around the world came together to perform with him in a virtual tribute.
SOUTH LYON, Mich. – World-class saxophonist Eric Domanico would have turned 20 years old on Monday, but he unfortunately lost his battle with mental illness over the summer.
Musicians across the globe are honoring the South Lyon teen while bringing awareness to depression among the youth.
The childhood photos of Eric Domanico are like any other families' -- birthday parties, playing outside, friends, family and just being a kid.
He grew up to be a talented musician on a full scholarship at West Virginia University.
He brought so much love to everyone he knew. For years, he had struggled with depression and anxiety, but things were made worse back in March when the pandemic started.
His way of coping was through music, but that changed too when COVID hit.
"I think if Eric had lived, he would have been a superstar musician," said Jeff Siegfried, his saxophone instructor.
To honor Eric's memory, 40 saxophonists from around the world came together to perform with Eric in a virtual tribute. Composers structured the composition around an existing recording of Eric so they could perform with him one final time.
"I was with my sister-in-law when we played it," said Claire Domanico, Eric's mother. "We all cried together."
His parents are hoping their son's story will enlighten others.
"We need to work as a community and make mental health number one in education, in school," said Frank Domanico, Eric's father.
More performances with Eric will happen again as his friends want to honor him and share his story .
Organizers invite anyone who is a saxophonist to join play with Eric as they try to build towards a follow up video with 1,000 saxophonists.
For more information on the Eric Domanico Foundation, to donate or contribute, visit the official website here or its official Facebook page here.
Karen Drew
Karen Drew is the anchor of Local 4 News First at 4, weekdays at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. She is also an award-winning investigative reporter and part of the Local 4 Defenders team.
Dane is a producer and media enthusiast. He previously worked freelance video production and writing jobs in Michigan, Georgia and Massachusetts. Dane graduated from the Specs Howard School of Media Arts.

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Bell Captain
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Post Date: December 27, 2022
Shaped by decades of international know-how and local insights, our passion for luxury travel spans cultures and customs. Inspiring us to create warm and sophisticated experiences for those seeking a richer perspective on the world.
If you'd like to embrace a wider world of experiences and opportunities, we'd like to welcome you to the world's most international luxury hotel brand.
What is the job?
At the moment we are looking for a Bell Captain to join our team at Front Office.
In this role, you'll be responsible for the efficient handling of guest luggage, adhering to proper check-in and check-out procedures, rostering of staff, directing and supervising the uniform services staff and to check/maintain the cleanliness of ground floor lobby and main entrance.
As an ambassador of the Resort, you'll develop and build positive relationships with out guests to ensure that their stay is memorable. You'll also have the ability to offer insightful and bespoken recommendations based on individual guest preference and be able to maintain a high level of product and service knowledge in order to best serve and facilitate guest requests.
What do we need from you?
Our ideal candidate will be warm, friendly and cheerful, approachable with an enthusiastic attitude and have sound knowledge of the local culture and environment. Communication skills are utilized a significant amount of time when interacting with others: demonstrated ability to interact with customers, employees and third parties that reflects highly on the hotel, the brand and the Company.
Ideally, you'll have a Certificate or a Diploma in Hospitality with previous experience in a similar role.
Come join our team! In return we'll give you a competitive salary and benefits package, hotel discounts worldwide and opportunities to learn new skills and grow your career.
Send your application together with your CV, copies of education certificates and both sides of your vaccination cards to [email protected] on or before Friday 30th December 2022.
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Fired by algorithm: The future's here and it's a robot wearing a white collar
Black Mirror meets 1984. Imagine that your employer uses a bot to keep track of your "production level." And when this bot finds that you are an under-performer it fires off a contract-termination mail. Does this sound like the world you live in? Unfortunately, for some people it is.
Amazon.com has used algorithms for many years to manage the millions of third-party merchants on its online marketplace. In those years many sellers have been booted for selling counterfeit goods and jacking up prices. Which makes sense, when it's justified. But who do you argue with if the deciding party is a bot?
Now, according to an investigation by Bloomberg, Amazon is dealing with its Flex drivers in the same way. Flex drivers are "gig" workers who handle packages that haven't made it on to an Amazon van but need to be de delivered the same day.
Tracking the workflow
So, being fired by a bot is not something that we want to warn you about because it might happen in the future. It already happens. As we have reported before, many employers find it necessary to spy on their workforce, especially now that working from home (WFH) is at discussion. Should we continue to work from home now that it looks like offices are slowly opening up again in many countries? Can we find some middle ground now that we have found out that WFH works much better than we expected? By now many organizations have the tools and infrastructure in place to allow WFH where and when possible. Do workers even want to continue working from home? I imagine many will be happy to return to the office even if they won't say it out loud. Does being monitored, be it at home or in the office, make any of this easier?
Doomsday scenario?
So, what does workflow tracking have to do with bots firing real people? Well, in Amazon's case the algorithm received information about the times the drivers were active, how many deliveries they made in that time, and whether delivered packages fell victim to theft by so-called "porch pirates". These numbers were crunched into a rating for each individual driver. One too many bad ratings and the driver could expect to get the mail that told them their services were no longer needed.
Bloomberg interviewed 15 Flex drivers, including four who say they were wrongly terminated, as well as former Amazon managers who say the largely automated system is insufficiently aware of the challenges drivers face every day.
Blame the method, not the bot
Some will argue that computers are heartless machines, and they are right. But what about the managers that leave this kind of decisions to the machines? Are they hiding behind the decision the algorithm made because they are not brave enough to make those decisions themselves? Or is hiring and firing such a legal minefield that it's easier to leave it to an algorithm?
It's not even the blind trust in the algorithm that is infuriating. It's the shrug when such a life-changing decision is left to a machine. And how would management be able to find out whether there are flaws in the algorithm without thorough investigations? According to Bloomberg, many Amazon Flex drivers did not take their dispute to arbitration because of a $200 fee and little expectation of success. In doing that they may also have denied the algorithm the kind of "false positive" data it would need in order to improve.
Artificial Intelligence and human decisions
In several business functions, such as marketing and distribution, artificial intelligence (AI) has been able to speed up processes and provide decision-makers with reliable insights. In my opinion that describes how this should work. The algorithm can produce all the numbers it wants and a human decision maker can assess whether there is a reason to talk to the employee that seems to be performing below par. Find out what is going on. What is the reason for the lack of results? Discuss how performance can be brought back to a satisfactory level. Have a conversation that empowers the employee. Research has shown that when employees feel empowered at work, this results in stronger job performance, job satisfaction, and commitment to the organization. That sounds a lot better than getting caught up in arbitration cases.
The underlying problem
Former Amazon managers who spoke to Bloomberg accuse their old employer of knowing that delegating work to algorithms would lead to mistakes and damaging headlines. Instead, they say, Amazon decided it was cheaper to trust the algorithms than pay people to investigate mistaken firings, so long as the drivers could be replaced easily.
Those that get fired by the bot and did take the trouble to challenge their poor ratings say they got automated responses. At least, they were unable to tell if they were communicating with real people. According to Bloomberg, a former employee at a driver support call center claims dozens of part-time seasonal workers with little training were overseeing issues for millions of drivers.
Amazon has automated its human-resources operation more than most companies. Maybe these are teething troubles, or maybe they overdid it. What's certain is that, whether it's at Amazon or elsewhere, the use of algorithms to make decisions that have a big impact on people's lives is making headway. Before we go any further into turning Black Mirror from a work of fiction to a documentary series, it may be wise to think about how impactful we will allow these decisions to be, and whether there are any red lines we shouldn't cross.
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Q: Detecting blank generated images with php? How would I be able to detect that an image is blank (only of a single, arbitrary color or, with a gif, frames of random arbitrary colors) using PHP and/or imagemagick?
I think this is what I'm going to try:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecolorat.php#97957

A: You can check the image inside of PHP using imagecolorat (this may be slow, but it works):
function isPngValidButBlank($filename) {
  $img = imagecreatefrompng($filename);
  if(!$img)
    return false;
  $width = imagesx($img);
  $height = imagesy($img);
  if(!$width || !$height)
    return false;
  $firstcolor = imagecolorat($img, 0, 0);
  for($i = 0; $i < $width; $i++) {
    for($j = 0; $j < $height; $j++) {
      $color = imagecolorat($img, $i, $j);
      if($color != $firstcolor)
        return false;
    }
  }
  return true;
}

A: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecolorstotal.php gives you the amount of colors in an image. Hmm, in my demo it doesn't seem to work, sorry :( an image i created (fully red, 20x20 pixels) gives 0 colors for PNG and 3 colors for GIF.
Ok: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showpost.php?p=161187&postcount=2 look at the 2nd piece of code. Tested here: http://www.pendemo.nl/totalcolors.php

A: Kevin's solution can be sped up using random sampling. If you have some idea of the percentage of pixels that should be different from the background (assuming you aren't dealing with lots of images with only 1 different pixel), you can use the Poisson distribution:
probability of finding a nonblank pixel = 1 - e^(-n*p)
where n is the number of samples to try, and p is the percentage of pixels expected to be nonblank. Solve for n to get the appropriate number of samples to try:
n = -log(1 - x) / p
where x is the desired probability and log is natural log. For example, if you are reasonably sure that 0.1% of the image should be nonblank, and you want to have a 99.99% chance of finding at least one nonblank pixel,
n = -log(1-.9999)/.001 = 9210 samples needed.
Much faster than checking every pixel. To be 100% sure, you can always go back and check all of them if the sampling doesn't find any.

A: For anyone using Imagick to try and achieve this, the getImageColors() method did the trick.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/imagick.getimagecolors.php
    $img = new Imagick();
    $img->readImage($image);
    $colors = $img->getImageColors();
    if(!$colors > 1) {
        return false;
    }

A: Get the standard-deviation from the verbose statistics for each tile. If the standard deviation is 0, then the image is one color.
Supposedly, 'number of colors' will also do this; would be 1.
Use the -format option: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/escape.php

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Q: range sql query result range ID | NAME     | AGE | ADDRESS   | SALARY   |
+----+----------+-----+-----------+----------+
|  1 | Ramesh   |  32 | Ahmedabad |  2000.00 |
|  2 | Khilan   |  25 | Delhi     |  1500.00 |
|  3 | kaushik  |  23 | Kota      |  2000.00 |
|  4 | Chaitali |  25 | Mumbai    |  6500.00 |
|  5 | Hardik   |  27 | Bhopal    |  8500.00 |
|  6 | Komal    |  22 | MP        |  4500.00 |
|  7 | Muffy    |  24 | Indore    | 10000.00

I want to show result below using ms sql server
SALARY
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0 - 1500 (1)
1500 - 3000(2)
3000 - 4500(1)
4500-6000(0)
6000-7500(0)
7500 - 9000(1)
9000-10500(1)

A: This is something of a pain, because you want the 0 counts.  Here is one method:
with ranges as (
      select 0 as low, 1500 as high union all
      select 1500, 3000 union all
      select 3000, 4500 union all
      . . .
     )
select r.low, r.high, count(t.salary)
from ranges r left join
     t
     on t.salary >= r.low and
        t.salary < r.high
group by r.low, r.high
order by r.low;

If you really want, you can use string manipulations to put the range as a single character column.  In general, I prefer to have them as two separate columns.


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MUM FOR MUM NCJWA is a non-denominational home-visiting program where trained volunteers who are mothers themselves visit a mum in the last trimester of pregnancy and for the first year of their baby's life in order to provide emotional support.
With the changes in people's lifestyles, where most mothers are not living in close proximity to their families or the supports with which they grew up, MUM FOR MUM aims to relieve isolation and reduce anxiety and depression, through creating a safe and caring space for mums to delight in their babies and develop secure attachment.
MUM FOR MUM NCJWA was awarded the NAPCAN Play Your Part Award from the National Association for the Protection of Children Against Child Abuse and Neglect at Parliament House in October 2018. See the video.
Our program operates in the Eastern Suburbs and North Shore in Sydney.
– Ambassador of MUM FOR MUM NCJWA Professor Marie-Paule Austin, Director of Perinatal Psychiatry at the Royal Hospital for Women and Director of St John of God Mother-Baby Unit.
MUM FOR MUM is an exceptional program and I hope that others will benefit as much as I did from it.
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I have been singing your praises to anyone who will listen!
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My volunteer has been such a good listener, was so understanding and has really helped to motivate me when I have been struggling to find motivation during this time. Thanks so much to you, the MUM FOR MUM organisation and Jewish Community for caring so much and helping during this time. I cannot thank you enough for the support I have received.
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Passionate & Caring
Academics play a central role at John Dewey, and most of our faculty have doctorates and college teaching experience. They are passionate about their mission and they transmit this passion, along with their maturity and stability, to their students. They also bring into their classes varied life experiences that ground their academic focus in real-world challenges. Members of the clinical and administrative staff frequently teach classes in their particular areas of interest and expertise. When necessary, we hire part-time adjunct faculty, and on occasion, qualified parents act as guest lecturers.
David Baum
Andrea Nathans
Executive Director, Admissions
Angel Mayes
Clinical Director, Dean of Students
Lisa Sinsheimer
Clinical Consultant
Jovanina Pagano
Primary Clinician
About Jovanina
Megan Czaja
Robert Andenmatten
Faculty in Math and Science
Ben Mielenz
Spanish Teacher
Courtney Carlisle
English Literature Teacher
Lisa A. Buttrey-Thomas
Susan Jennings
Judy Oates
House Parent
Thea Ross
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THE JOHN DEWEY ACADEMY
Email: Info@jda.org
David Baum, PhD
Before coming to Dewey in 2015, David spent most of his career in college teaching with a focus on courses in history, politics, and film. He traces his love of history to his grandfather, who would ease the passage of time while they worked together on weekends at the family business by telling stories of the "old days" – World War I, the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, and the home front during World War II. Through these reminiscences, he learned that the past truly was "another country," exotic, exciting, and, as his grandfather had hoped, illuminating. His love of teaching developed later. While a graduate student at Yale, he found a calling as a TA and altered his career path from the foreign service to the classroom. After 30 years and over 6000 students he claims no regrets. There has been some adventure along the way: in his early years he survived his research stints in Italy during the infamous "Days of Lead", and in 2010-11 he had the opportunity to spend a year in Iraq helping to set up the social sciences program at the newly inaugurated American University. For excitement these days, David skis the local slopes and fully throws caution to the wind by walking alone after dark in his newly adopted home town of Pittsfield.
Andrea Nathans, PsyD
Andrea came to the John Dewey Academy in 2013 after the passing of the founder, Tom Bratter, when the school was in a significant transition. After a year familiarizing herself with the rich history and the nature of the school, she stepped into the role of Executive Director. Andrea is a clinical psychologist licensed in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Andrea serves as the link between the school staff and the Dewey Board of Directors, oversees many administrative functions, and directs the admissions process.
Before coming to JDA, Andrea had a private, outpatient psychotherapy practice serving children, teens, and adults. Some areas of specialty include early childhood, anxiety disorders, divorce and blended family issues, and Autistic spectrum disorders. In addition, she also conducted psychological and neuropsychological assessments. She continues to volunteer as a mediator in high-conflict divorce cases in Connecticut.
Andrea is a huge lover of all living things non-human, both animals and plants, and is able to find a peacefulness in these relationships that helps to balance the meaningful but sometimes intense work with humans. The whole school benefits from this love, as she often brings her three dogs to the castle, where students will slip them a treat or two and give them lots of attention!
Angel Mayes, LCSW
Angel joined the John Dewey Academy in January of 2017. Although she has worked with all populations, Angel is particularly drawn to working with adolescents and appreciates the Dean of Students role, as it allows her to be intimately involved in the workings of the Dewey student community. As Dean, she teaches students to be more capable and responsible in their respective areas of responsibility and works with them to develop effective systems and essential management skills. She directly supervises student leaders, monitors student activities, and develops extra-curricular programming.
Angel's clinical foundations are rooted in the Teaching Family Model and she is certified in Family-Centered Therapy, for which she has conducted trainings. Angel earned her bachelors in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (with a concentration in adolescent development and families at risk). She received her Masters of Social Work degree from a unique joint program through the University of North Carolina, North Carolina A&T, and the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland.
Before arriving at Dewey, Angel was a therapist at an all-girls therapeutic boarding school in North Carolina, Auldern Academy. She has also worked in hospitals, public schools, intensive in-home placements, group homes, and community mental health clinics.
Angel loves all of her animals, which includes two dogs, a cat named Pumpkin, her leafy-tailed geckos, and her fish. Lastly, but perhaps most importantly in the eyes of some Dewey community members, Angel uses almost any excuse to bring a tray of delicious and creative baked goods for students and staff.
Lisa Sinsheimer, PhD
A.B., Princeton University. M.D. University of Texas Medical Branch. Internship and Residency, New York Presbyterian Hospital. Fellowship and Chief Fellowship in Psychiatric Oncology, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Certificate in Psychoanalysis, Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research. Previous experience: private practice in psychiatry and psychoanalysis in NYC, adjunct faculty at Cornell University Medical College and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Numerous publications and presentations. Parent of JDA alumnus, Class of 2005. Since 2005.
Jovanina Pagano, LCSW
Jovanina joined the John Dewey Academy in 2014, bringing over 25 years of diverse work with adolescents to the clinical team. Her clinical approach draws from multiple modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), somatic therapy, and Motivational Interviewing (MI). In addition to working individually with students and their families, Jovanina facilitates weekly sitting meditation, teaches yoga, and runs an ongoing skills group based on DBT principles. She is also working to make the JDA alumni program more robust.
Jovanina received her BMA from the New School, Mannes College of Music (classical music performance), and her MSW from University at Albany. In New York City, she worked as the Education Coordinator for programs providing educational support and advocacy to teens and their families at the Children's Aid Society, Harlem Children's Zone, and Cardinal McCloskey Services. Her most recent position before moving to the Berkshires was as Director of the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program at Grand Street Settlement, a multi-faceted, 5-year program funded by US Department of Health and Human Services.
Though she transitioned many years ago from music performance to adolescent development and mental health, the arts are still a central part of Jovanina's life; she is an avid dancer—studying (and occasionally teaching) dance and curating the dance workshop series at the Peaceable Barn Studio in Redding, CT.
Jovanina is very grateful to be in the Berkshires, where she has been able to significantly expand her birding life list and is finally learning how to garden.
Megan (Meg) Czaja LICSW
Megan (Meg) Czaja LICSW, joined the John Dewey Academy in the fall of 2019, bringing experience working in therapeutic communities with a focus on treatment resistance and substance abuse. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in social work with a minor in psychology from Saint Joseph College. She went on to receive her Master of Social Work degree from Smith College School for Social Work.
Prior to joining The John Dewey Academy Megan was a clinician at Institute of Living, Schizophrenia Services Program and Child and Adolescent Day Treatment Program, where she established a clinical day program for adolescents with emerging and treatment resistant psychosis. She then worked as a family therapist, group consultant and clinical case manager at The Austen Riggs Center. Most recently, Megan was an individual therapist at The Center for Motivation and Change.
Megan's theoretical and practice orientations are strongly rooted in psychodynamic and systems theory. However, Megan has had had additional training and experience with evidence-based treatments for substance abuse, trauma, anxiety, depression and personality disorders.
Megan values the importance of an authentic human connection and working with young people to move beyond diagnostic categories and symptoms to develop capacities to encounter the inherent struggles associated with having a fulfilling, successful life.
Megan enjoys the small-town life of the Berkshires and is avid hiker/backpacker.
Robert Andenmatten, MEd
Bob began at JDA in 1999 and teaches courses in calculus, physics, differential equations, and advanced topics in physics (quantum mechanics and relativity theory). Bob also enjoys offering the JDA students diverse but related electives, including astronomy, probability, game theory, forensic science, engineering, and tensegrity. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Queens College, CUNY, and his Master of Education from Lesley College.
Bob grew up in the ranks of the family manufacturing business, learning to weld and operate basic machinery by the time he was 9. His family was also very musical—Bob's mother, Roma Marx, is an opera singer—so he balanced his early practical skills with study of the piano and cello. At 14, Bob earned his general class amateur radio license, allowing him to speak with people across the globe (even Barry Goldwater).
As CEO of the family business, Bob worked closely with the New York State petroleum industry and the New York State Fire Department to design systems for use in the petroleum transport industry. He then left Long Island for the Berkshires, where he finally was able to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a teacher. Bob taught briefly in the local public schools before coming to JDA.
Bob enjoys chess, bridge, cribbage, gardening, and of course, his grandchildren. His early musical studies grew into a lifelong love of music, and he still plays the cello and sings in the church choir.
Faculty in Spanish
Ben joined the Dewey faculty full time in August of 2019. He has a passion for second language acquisition that is rooted in professional and academic immersions on four continents outside of North America. In 2007 and 2008 he spent a year in Malawi as a public health volunteer. Upon completion of his bachelor's degree he worked for an academic year on the Caribbean coast of Colombia as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant. In 2015, he spent a summer in Turkey with a Critical Language Scholarship. He has also spent a year plus another two summers in northern Spain, where he hiked 550 miles of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela in 2017 and conducted his Ph.D. fieldwork in 2018.
His graduate work in Spanish sociolinguistics runs in tandem with his teaching philosophy. He is convinced that the way we communicate plays a crucial role in the way we see the world and our place in it. His teaching style is creative and playful, and while he expects effort from his students, he emphasizes progress rather than perfection. His primary goal is that students find and trust their own voices and use their abilities to engage with the world around them.
When he's not teaching at Dewey or working on his Ph.D. dissertation with the University at Albany, you can find Ben hiking the Berkshires, shooting pool, playing music with friends, and relaxing at home with Pearl the cat.
Courtney joined the faculty at Dewey full-time in the fall of 2019, after substituting during the summers since 2014. She earned her BA and MA in English literature from the University of Wyoming, and then moved to Tempe, Arizona, to pursue a PhD at Arizona State University. Currently writing her dissertation, Courtney focuses on early modern English literature and critical theory, but especially appreciates the opportunity to teach literature courses that include diverse texts and encourage students to think and write critically about themselves as readers and writers. Before coming to Dewey, Courtney taught for the University of Wyoming's English Department, Honors Program, and Outreach Program, and worked for Arizona State University's English Department and Institute for Humanities Research.
Aside from teaching, Courtney enjoys reading (of course!), traveling (often with an eye to literary history), and settling into the Berkshires with her two dogs.
Sherry Steiner
Faculty in Creative Arts
Sherry joined the John Dewey Academy in 1989 as a Creative Arts Instructor. She offers classes in Studio Arts, Creative Writing, Drama, Music, Film, and Art History, all of which are tailored to meet the individual interests of each student.
A graduate of the School of Visual Arts in New York City, Sherry is a practicing artist/writer/musician, publisher of an online arts newsletter (indearts.org), member of Berkshire Ukulele Band, Sunday Strummers Ukulele Ensemble, and Berkshire Sings as well as a published writer of poetry and flash fiction. Previous experience includes being a gallery owner, creative arts instructor, apprentice to Joseph Cornell, founder of the Museum of Teen Art, Affordable Art Vending machines, Le Petit Musee and Gallery Without Walls. www.sherrysteiner.com.
Susan Jennings, who goes by SJ, bring to her students at John Dewey Academy an interdisciplinary approach to creative expression. SJ comes to Dewey with a background as an exhibiting artist and a performing musician as well as an adjunct professor of art at Rhode Island School of Design and the State University of New York at Albany.
SJ received her bachelor's degree from Yale University and an MFA from Hunter College. She spent 25 years steeped in the New York City art world as both an exhibiting artist and as the studio manager for several acclaimed artists before moving to Great Barrington in 2013 with her artist husband Alexander Ross and their daughter.
Before teaching on the college level, SJ and a math educator partner designed together a math-through-art curriculum which they brought to thousands of NYC public high school students and educators across all 5 boroughs of NYC.
For 10 years SJ worked collaboratively on a project called Black Lake which occupied space at the intersection of art and music by combining projected video art, sculpture/instruments, paintings, original music, sounds and spoken word to create other-worldly immersive art and music experiences for their audiences. Black Lake exhibited/performed in art galleries and museums as well as in music venues. Black Lake also released 4 albums of their original music and sound art.
Among several other awards, SJ is the recipient of the prestigious :Lois Comfort Tiffany Award, an Arts Production Fund Artists at Giverny Fellowship and Residency and and Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Residency. Black Lake Collective received a Berkshire Taconic Foundation Artist's Resource Grant for their work.
In 2014 SJ founded the experimental art and performance venue LABspace which was located first in Great Barrington and later moved to nearby Hillsdale, NY. After curating over 40 exhibitions, performances and events and building a thriving community of artists from the region as well as from NYC and beyond, SJ left the directorial position at LABspace passing that on to others. She still occasionally curates exhibitions and performances at LABspace and elsewhere.
Lisa A. Buttrey-Thomas, PhD
Lisa joined the John Dewey community during the summer of 2001. She teaches courses in Math, Chemistry and Biology. Prior to joining the JDA faculty, Lisa was an assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She received her Bachelor of Science and her PhD in Chemistry from SUNY Buffalo.
Lisa is the co-author of several papers in scientific journals. In her free time, she enjoys reading, taking day trips, and dabbling in music and art.
Judy Oates, MEd
Judy has been a supportive and positive on-campus presence since 2006, when she joined the JDA community as a House Parent. In 2009, Judy stepped in for a year to help as the Assistant Office Manager, returning to her role as House Parent in 2010. She values the special positioning of a House Parent in the lives of the students, as it enables her to impart the value of and to model the importance of community.
Before coming to Dewey, Judy's vibrant professional and personal life took her to multiple continents in many capacities. Judy graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in Public Relations, afterwards pursuing a professional modeling career for many years. When she retired from modeling, she worked on a ground-breaking, Harvard-sponsored ecological initiative that took place on Annapurna (in the Himalayas), the tenth tallest mountain in the world. She later lived and worked on a large ranch in Montana with her husband of the time, an actor who co-owned the property with American film director and screenwriter, Sam Peckinpah. Upon her husband's death she moved to New Zealand with her two young children and wrote film scripts for the film industry, later relocating to Orcas Island in northwest Washington State to teach Spanish in a Waldorf School. Judy earned her master's degree in Education in 1990 from the Waldorf Institute in Spring Valley, NY.
Upon relocating to the Berkshires, Judy taught at Berkshire Community College and tutored students privately and at many local schools.
Judy feels very fortunate that both her daughter and son, Torrey and Cody, live locally, allowing her to spend many wonderful hours with her grandchildren, Orlando and Domino. In addition to being a House Parent at JDA, Judy also works professionally with intellectually and developmentally disabled adults. Her special interests include quantum physics (parallel universe and holographic universe theories), science fiction and fantasy films, comparative religion, and all forms of the arts.
Thea Ross, BBA
Thea joined the John Dewey Academy in 2011. As Business Manager, she helps the overall functioning of the school in many diverse areas, from handling payroll and employee insurance plans to putting together student report cards and transcripts.
One of the things Thea values most is her direct involvement in the student program; she greatly values the opportunity to invest in the students and to develop supportive relationships with them. This part of her job involves overseeing student finances, distributing allowances, supervising the work of the student Head of Business, and offering financial literacy classes to outgoing seniors. She also works with and supports the Head of School on various projects such as finalizing the yearly school calendar and semester schedules.
In addition to her work at Dewey, Thea has been a financial and organizational consultant for a Connecticut home health care business since 1999. Previous experience includes six years at Berkshire Bank, and prior to that, tackling the demanding job of raising three boys – now with children of their own – whom she homeschooled. Thea received her bachelors in business administration from Temple University in marketing and human resource management.
Thea loves cooking, sewing, and doing logic problems of all sorts. An avid seamstress, she even created a ball gown for her daughter-in-law for the Marine Corps Ball. Thea's mother is an accomplished gardener and keeps up her ongoing effort to help Thea learn how to keep plants alive.
Bobby began as Facility Manager in 2014, bringing his skills in stone masonry, carpentry, and automotive technologies to meet the many diverse needs of the historic building where the JDA community lives and works. Though he appreciates the opportunity to care for the majestic castle and carriage house, his favorite part of the job is supervising the maintenance work program where he gets to teach and work alongside young people much like himself at that age.
From a young age, Bobby has loved to work with his hands and enjoys the tougher jobs in life. He has worked all his life in the trades, beginning in adolescence when he worked alongside his father and two brothers in stone masonry. He is a certified firefighter and licensed Emergency Medical Technician in his community, also working with a regional technical rescue team helping people all over western Massachusetts.


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Investors are now rushing into Ethereum, as gains surge by 262% in 4 months
by Olumide Adesina
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Ethereum (ETH), the world's second most valuable cryptocurrency by market value, has more than doubled in value over the last four months. This has left BTC, the world's flagship currency, in the dust.
Data from Coinmarketcap showed that Ether was trading around $293 at the time of this report, representing about 262% gain since March 12th, 2020, when it traded at $112. It's market capitalization presently at $32 billion.
In addition, ETH miners are smiling to the bank as data feed obtained from Glasscode has shown revenue from fees surging to an all-time high. On the hourly chart, Nairametrics observed that more than a third of the ETH miner revenue currently comes from fees rather than blocks; up from less than 5% in April.
Why many crypto assets could suffer losses in 2022
READ MORE: BTC & ETH on pace to hit transactions worth $1.3 trillion in 2020
#Ethereum miner revenue from fees is surging and at an all-time high (7d MA).
On the hourly chart, we're seeing that currently more than a third of the #ETH miner revenue comes from fees rather than block subsidy – up from less than 5% in April.
Chart: https://t.co/BAobRA5mPI pic.twitter.com/lNMMsptz4H
— glassnode (@glassnode) July 25, 2020
Recall that Nairametrics had earlier given valuable insight about Ethereum's price action, revealing ETH was finally breaking out of its long $200-$250 daily close range, and that it was time to revisit its historical model that illustrated the number of times a daily close transition had occurred between psychological support levels.
ETH is sitting in its "sweet spot" where the most polarization has historically unfolded (between the $200 and $300 levels) during its five-year history. A close above $300 in the near future would be the 42nd instance of the price closing above or below it.
READ: Dogecoin gains 50% in less than 24 hours, highest single-day gain since 2017
ETH is a cryptocurrency designed for decentralized applications and deployment of smart contracts, which are created and operated without any fraud, interruption, control or interference from a third party. It is a decentralized system, fully independent, and is not under anyone's authority. It has no pivotal point, and its platform is connected to thousands of its users through their computing system around the world, which means it's almost impossible for ETH to go offline.
Like with many other crypto assets, speculating with Ethereum can be highly profitable and has had a good history of giving its investors huge returns. However, there are also many other options to make income from Ethereum. These options include Ethereum mining, Ethereum faucets, and ETH staking.
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Notely is stumping for Anne McGrath, a bona fide communist in Calgary. Intriguing election strategy.
Interesting Scheer is campaigning for Kenney in Calgary now. I wonder if they are a bit worried at this point Kenney might not pull things off for them. The UCP with its kamikaze candidates, illegal donations and fake email voting is more scandal plagued right now than the Federal Liberals, at least they only seem to have one major issue right now.
I wonder how much thought Andrew Scheer's strategists put into the decision to campaign with Jason Kenney. Mr. Scheer can probably assume he has Alberta locked up, with the possible exception of Linda Duncan's soon to be former riding (in which case he should have been campaigning in Edmonton). Mr. Scheer likewise probably has the hard right vote outside of Alberta locked up as well.
It is the moderate voter Mr. Scheer needs to target, especially given the hit Justin Trudeau has taken with regards to the SNC Lavalin issue. Has the CPC brain trust considered how Andrew Scheer looks to the moderate voter when he is consorting with the homophobes, racists and separatists that have come to define the UPC outside of Alberta?


The University Koblenz-Landau came to a cooperation agreement in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with another African university, the Sub-Sahara University of the United States International University (USIU) of Africa in Nairobi. Therewith, the university intensifies its international exchange with African universities. This signing was especially appreciated by the research team under the direction of the dean of the department 1: Educational Sciences at the University Koblenz Landau, Prof. Dr. Claudia Quaiser-Pohl.


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Okay, so perhaps there is an art to making cocktails that can take years to learn, but we have found three simple yet effective DIY recipes that will not only impress your tastebuds but also keep your wallet full. Happy mixing!
Pour the vodka into a tumbler glass. Add the elderflower cordial and vodka infused cucumber. Top with prosseco, garnish with fresh mint and serve.
Pour the honey into a tall glass and add the gin. Stir completely and add ice. Feed the orange peel into the glass creating a spiral effect before adding the tonic water. Sprinkle any excess peel over the glass and serve with a straw.
Fill a quarter of a large jug with ice and add all the liquids. Stir completely before adding the lemon, mint and berries to garnish. Serve into tumbler glasses.
Now you have your cocktail recipes, visit one of these bottleshops in Coffs Harbour for all your ingredients before heading home to whip up your own fantastic concoctions.
Swing by to BWS located inside the Greenhouse Tavern for all your beverage needs. This popular Coffs Harbour bottleshop stocks a whole host of top shelf labels perfect for mixing up a delcious cocktail. Not too sure what gin to choose? Ask the friendly staff at BWS who will help you find the perfect bottle. While you're here be sure to check out their wide range of beers and wines.
If you're looking for the perfect place to stock up on supplies for a night of mixology, look no further than The Coffs Hotel. Home to all of your favourite beers, wines, spirits and liquors, this friendly location is the ideal spot to grab all your essential ingredients. Keen to line your stomach before you mix yourself up some cocktails? Pop by to the bistro where you can enjoy a delicious and wholesome meal before trying your hand at mixology.
If you're a little inland from Coffs Harbour perhaps Nana Glen General Store and Bottleshop is closer to you? Located in you've guessed it, Nana Glen, this welcoming shop is home to a range of classic beverages to cater to all tastebuds. Pick up your favourite vodka, gin, wine or beer at this friendly store before scooting back home to create cocktail explosions in the kitchen. If you're looking for a location that serves with a friendly smiles, Nana Glen General Store and Bottleshop is the place to go.
What is your favourite cocktail? We would love to know!


Chicago has officially been diagnosed with Cubs Fever.
After uniting in support of last year's curse-snapping squad, many Chicagoans are hopping aboard the Repeat L.
Notice how CPD also listed ways citizens can help capture the "dangerous" target.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel, an avid Cubs fan, is putting his sausage -- from Publican Quality Meats, that is -- where his mouth is. Rahm is wagering sausage, ribeyes steaks from Harry Caray's and two growlers of Vice District Brewing Co's Habitual beer with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. In his vintage, confident way, Emanuel basically said he's already counting on enjoying the D.C. delicacies.
"The Chicago Cubs are on a roll, and there is no doubt that they will Fly the W and take the series," he said.
Chicago seems ready for playoff baseball. Catch Cubs Pregame Live on NBC Sports Chicago at 5:30 p.m. Friday, and flip over after the game for Cubs Postgame Live.


The Queer Horror awards committee had a number of good entries to choose from. However, most entries ended up being in different categories. So, rather than having very different types of materials compete with one another, it was decided to create a number of different categories. Only one item is selected from the list of all winners to become the best overall item for 2000.


Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 9.40 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 7.22 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Expert mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the Tour may require you to carry your bike. The Tour is 5.73 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 8.59 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the Tour may require you to carry your bike. The Tour is 8.59 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 5.89 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 5.73 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 7.54 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Expert mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the Tour may require you to carry your bike. The Tour is 7.24 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 6.88 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is right next to a parking lot.
Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The Tour is 9.40 mi away from Dannstadt-Schauernheim. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport.


I think these trees are little noticed because there are so large and so close to Bentz Street. It is hard to look up as you are speeding along the edge of the Historic District. Are these sycamore trees?
The one on the left does look like an American Sycamore – it's a little harder to tell the one on the right – I think they are one of the most beautiful trees!


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Sojourners and Strangers: The Doctrine of the Church
By Gregg R. Allison, Series edited by John S. Feinberg
Book - Printed Caseside Ebook
Format: Printed Caseside
Other Books in This Series:
Against the Darkness
God the Son Incarnate
Against God and Nature
He Who Gives Life
The Cross and Salvation
Light in a Dark Place
No One Like Him
To Know and Love God
What is a church? This can be a difficult question to answer and Christians have offered a variety of perspectives. Gregg Allison explores and synthesizes all that Scripture affirms about the new covenant people of God, capturing a full picture of the biblical church. He covers the topics of the church's identity and characteristics; its growth through purity, unity, and discipline; its offices and leadership structures; its ordinances of baptism and the Lord's Supper; and its ministries. Here is a rich approach to ecclesiology consisting of sustained doctrinal reflection and wise, practical application.
Part of the Foundations of Evangelical Theology series.
Gregg R. Allison (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is professor of Christian theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is secretary of the Evangelical Theological Society, a book review editor for the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, an elder at Sojourn Community Church, and a theological strategist for Sojourn Network. Allison has taught at several colleges and seminaries, including Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon, and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois, and is the author of numerous books, including Historical Theology: An Introduction to Christian Doctrine, Sojourners and Strangers: The Doctrine of the Church, and Roman Catholic Theology and Practice: An Evangelical Assessment.
"I believe that the doctrine of the church will be the most urgent locus of theological reflection over the next generation. In Sojourners and Strangers, Gregg Allison clears the ground by presenting a thoroughly biblical ecclesiology, at once comprehensive in scope and sensitive to nuance. A welcome addition to an important series."
Timothy George, Research Professor, Beeson Divinity School, Samford University
"The doctrine of the church is one that continues to divide Christians, and especially Protestants, from one another. Dr. Gregg Allison has grasped this thorny nettle and produced a book that presents both the basic principles that unite us and the controversies that continue to produce different ecclesial formations. He maintains his own conservative, Reformed Baptist convictions while being fair to those who hold other views, making his book a valuable contribution to our understanding of this vitally important subject."
Gerald Bray, Research Professor of Divinity, History, and Doctrine, Beeson Divinity School; author, God Is Love and God Has Spoken
"I am a full-time pastor, and therefore I must be a full-time theologian. As a pastor, my highest calling is to honor Jesus by shepherding his flock. As a theologian, my highest calling is to laud Jesus publically as the hope of the world. Quite frankly, I need help as I deal with real life difficulties that I could not fictionally create. Dr. Allison's work in Sojourners and Strangers is the most helpful, theologically driven manual for leading in the church. If you buy it, you'll wear it out."
Tyler Jones, Lead Pastor, Vintage Church, Raleigh, North Carolina; Founder, Advance the Church
"Gregg Allison's Sojourners and Strangers is historically informed, exegetically driven, and theological precise. Even more, this timely tour-de-force ecclesiology displays a love for the church and is written for the church!"
Christopher W. Morgan, Dean and Professor of Theology, California Baptist University; editor, Theology in Community series; coeditor, ESV Systematic Theology Study Bible
"No longer can one regard 'evangelical ecclesiology' as a contradiction in terms. Among the many recent evangelical volumes on the doctrine of the church, Allison's will undoubtedly prove to be the standard treatment for years to come. This excellent book is biblically faithful, historically informed, and pastorally relevant. One need not agree with Allison on every point of interpretation to profit immensely from his insights. I struggle to think of another volume on the subject that combines both theological depth and practical wisdom in such readable fashion as does Allison. I cannot recommend it too highly."
Sam Storms, Senior Pastor, Bridgeway Church, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
"Dr. Gregg Allison has done a masterful job of writing a thorough yet practical analysis of the church. This volume is a 'must read' for any serious pastor or theologian who desires to look into the heart of evangelical ecclesiology. As a conservative Christian and pastor of a local church I am too quick to recommend or make decisions regarding the 'practice' of the local church with little thought of accountability or connectedness to the church both universal or historical. Allison brings such breadth and depth to the beauty of the church by tracing every section through the early church, Catholic Church, Reformation, and into our contemporary culture and times. I especially appreciated Gregg's willingness to address prominent issues churches are currently struggling with—such as church governance or the 'multisite' movement. This book fills the void that has long existed in most evangelicals' libraries!"
Jeffrey T. Gilmore, Executive Teaching Pastor, Parkview Evangelical Free Church, Iowa City, Iowa
"Writing an evangelical ecclesiology is a difficult task, due to the fact that evangelicals differ on many aspects of ecclesiology. All will not agree with the positions taken by Gregg Allison in Sojourners and Strangers, but all will profit from his detailed study. He is especially thorough in his treatment of polity and the ordinances, and goes down some seldom-explored paths in his opening sections. At points, his arguments require careful reading, but often open up new perspectives. I commend it to students of ecclesiology."
John S. Hammett, Associate Dean for Theological Studies, Professor of Theology, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; author Biblical Foundations for Baptist Churches
"In this comprehensive treatment of the doctrine of the church, Gregg Allison brings a depth of doctrinal reflection, scriptural understanding, and practical wisdom to bear. Interacting with various ecclesiological perspectives throughout church history and today, he provides a balanced, biblical, and up-to-date treatment of topics from the characteristics of the church, to church government, to church ministry—all informed by his understanding of the paradoxical nature of the church as both part of the world and yet looking to another Kingdom. This work will make a major theological contribution to the expanding literature on the doctrine of the church."
Justin S. Holcomb, Episcopal Priest; Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary; coauthor, Rid of My Disgrace and God Made All of Me; editor, Christian Theologies of Scripture
"Gregg Allison has done evangelicals a great service with a true theology of the church. In the endless stream of books and blogs on technique and pragmatics of doing church, Sojourners and Strangers gives an answer to the question 'what is a church?' that is superbly written, soundly biblical, theologically coherent, and practically applicable. His expertise in historical theology and his experience in leadership in a variety of types of churches enrich his profound biblical insights. It is a must read for all who are serious about leadership in the church of Jesus Christ."
Gerry Breshears, Professor of Theology and Chair of the Center for Biblical and Theological Studies, Western Seminary; coauthor, Death by Love: Letters from the Cross
Read and excerpt from the book
Download a pdf of the excerpt
Part One: Foundational Issues
1. Introduction to Ecclesiology
2. The Church of the New Covenant
Part Two: The Biblical Vision: Characteristics of the Church
3. Characteristics Regarding the Origin and Orientation of the Church
4. Characteristics Regarding the Gathering and Sending of the Church
Part Three: The Vision Actualized: The Growth of the Church
5. The Purity And Unity of The Church
6. Church Discipline
Part Four: The Government of the Church
7. The Offices of the Church
8. Types of Church Government
9. A Model of Church Governance
Part Five: The Ordinances of the Church
10. Baptism
11. The Lord's Supper
Part Six: The Ministries of the Church
12. The Ministries of the Church
13. Sojourners and Strangers
ISBN-10: 1-58134-661-1
ISBN-13: 978-1-58134-661-9


Be precise. Don't speak in general terms, but include specific numbers and metrics. Instead of saying, "Was top salesperson at my company," note how many people were on the sales team, how much better you performed than everybody else, and for how long.
Make it scannable. "A hiring manager will review your resume for approximately 10 seconds or less," writes /u/unfoldcareers. Be sure that they'll be able to scan all of the important info quickly.
Explain gaps. Don't leave a mystery. If you took time off to be a stay-at-home parent, say so.
Remove references. It's fine to create a separate document that contains your references so that you can provide them if asked, but don't include them on the resume itself.
From my experience, most people forget is that a resume isn't really about you. That might sound strange, but the truth is that a resume is about how well your skills and experience match an employer's job requirements. Because of this, the best resumes are individually tailored to specific jobs.
Sure, you might create a "base" or "default" resume that serves as a framework when applying for work. But you'll have greater success with your job hunt if you take the time to make subtle tweaks to this default each time you apply for a different job.


Hales Corner is a small community in Milwaukee County, established in the 1830s and named after the village's first postmaster, William Hale. Today Hales Corner has an estimated population of just more than 7,500 people and stretches 3.2 square-miles. Nearby attractions include the Boerner Botanical Gardens and watersports on Little Muskego Lake. While no hotels are in the village itself, travelers can stay just a short drive from Hales Corner in New Berlin and Milwaukee.
Located on West Rock Ridge Road in New Berlin, the La Quinta Inn and Suites is a 10-minute drive from the center of Hales Corner. This hotel provides complimentary breakfast for guests, which features all-you-can-drink coffee and juice, plus fresh fruit and baked goods. Pets are welcome, and this 88-room hotel also has an indoor swimming pool and spa for guest use. When it comes to dining, head to the Texas Roadhouse Restaurant or Applebee's -- both are within a three-minute walk. For music lovers, Summerfest is held 14 miles from this hotel.
This 101-room hotel is on West Beloit Road in New Berlin, just off Highway 43 and 4 miles from Hales Corner. Those who stay here traveling for work can take advantage of the 24-hour onsite business center, equipped with printing, fax and copying facilities. Families spending a night at the Holiday Inn Express can request rollaway beds or cots and have full use of the indoor pool and whirlpool. For a day out, head to the Milwaukee Zoo, just over 10 miles from the property.
Guests enjoy a free buffet breakfast at the hotel, and a Mexican eatery is right across the road.
Six miles from Hales Corner, the Rodeway Inn and Suites of Milwaukee is convenient for travelers heading out of the General Mitchell Airport, which is a seven-minute drive away. Stay at this pet-friendly property and receive free daily breakfasts, plus use of the indoor heated swimming pool. Guests can save money and cook onsite, as each room features a refrigerator and microwave For dining outside, the Chancery Pub and Restaurant is just south of the hotel. For a romantic weekend here, request a room with a hot tub or whirlpool. The Rodeway Inn and Suites is located on South 27th Street, north of the Airport Freeway.
Stay at the Red Roof Inn by the Milwaukee Airport and be 15 minutes from Hales Corner and three miles from the airport. This pet-friendly hotel offers complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby. Dine in your hotel room by taking advantage of Red Roof's Order Inn program, or use the in-room microwave for a quick bite. For business travelers, a free local fax service is available, and the hotel also provides complimentary newspapers. Check-in time here is earlier than other hotels -- at 1 p.m. -- and guests can sleep in, with regular check-outs at noon.
Oakley, Rachel. "Hotels in Hales Corners in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/hotels-hales-corners-milwaukee-county-wisconsin-36165.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.