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Human Approach to World Peace
By: His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama
Members Price: $2.25
Author: His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama
His Holiness the Dalai Lama is one of the most respected leaders living today. Wherever he travels, he cuts across religious, national and political barriers and reaches the hearts of human beings. He truly cares for people everywhere, and everything he does is for the sake of achieving peace on this planet.
What he says in A Human Approach to World Peace is not complicated or even unusual. In fact, it is almost radical in its simplicity. He feels that science and technology are indeed remarkable but alone are not enough to bring progress and contentment. We are all members of the same human family, and unless we develop a sense of universal responsibility and learn to see each other as brothers and sisters, there can never be world peace. And, above all, His Holiness urges world leaders to meet in this way. "We need a revolution," he says, "in our commitment to humanitarian values."
Human Approach to World Peace, by His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama, Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, Paperback, 22 pages, $2.50

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It seems the world of travel is close to a breakthrough. Technology news seems filled with driverless cars and new ways to travel. Just a few days ago, a new battery was announced that is so powerful, it could make electric cars have a similar range to their petrol driven counterparts.
Some very big names in the technology world, including Google, are developing driverless cars. These cars are going to replace drivers. They are also going to be tested on British roads in Milton Keynes and Bristol.
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Radio one have started a new segment where lucky school kids get picked up by celebrities for the school run home. The first celebrity to take part was Olly Murs.
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But today, you do not should do that! The idling you do on today's car burns precious fuel as well as leaves energy residue on the cyndrical tube walls that stick to it because the cyndrical tubes aren't relocating as fast as they generally do. This infects the engine oil with carbon residue and also makes your car's innards filthy.
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While stopping at a red light bulb, you can have noticed that if the rush is way too much, some folks turned off their car engines and relax quietly. No, they are not silly! They are actually offering even more life to their vehicle. Unneeded idling kills your car slowly without you even knowing it!


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Oct 31, 2016 News
– AG report
Auditor General, Deodat Sharma has uncovered yet again, more disturbing instances where contractors were overpaid millions of dollars for road projects.
In this case, Sharma noted that the amount of $1.220 billion was budgeted for in 2015 under the Government of Guyana Highway Improvement, East Coast Demerara Road Project which commenced in 2011.
He said that the project entailed the upgrading of the highway from Better Hope to Belfield; along with the necessary supervision.
Sharma said that the civil works component of this Project was separated and awarded in seven lots. He said that payments totalling $2.656 billion were made as at December, 31 2014, while payments totalling $95.575M were made during 2015. As at December 31, 2015, the total amount expended on this Project was $2.752 billion.
The Auditor General then pointed out in several instances, where overpayments took place, two of which included projects at La Bonne Intention to Beterverwagting and Beterverwagting to Triumph.
LOT 3 – LA BONNE INTENTION TO BETERVERWAGTING
Sharma in his latest report said that a physical verification carried out on Lot 3 revealed that the works were incomplete. He noted that there were changes or variations to the original scope of works.
In addition, the Auditor General also said that the site appeared to have been abandoned with no equipment or personnel from the contractor on site. He said that the contract completion date expired on June 17, 2015 and at the time of reporting, the position remained the same.
A section of the Lot 4 – Beterverwagting to Triumph Road Proje
Furthermore, the Auditor General said that the contractor received three Advance payments totaling $264.123M. Sharma said that this represents 76% of the contract sum. He noted however that the contract only allows for an Advance payment of 50%. Sharma said that this is a breach of contract where the contractor was paid Advances greater than that which is allowed for under the contract.
At the time of reporting, the AG said that a valuation of the works completed was $157.663M. However, the actual payments made to the contractor totalled $278.346M. Sharma said that the contractor therefore received excess payments totaling $120.683M.
Ministry of Public Infrastructure explained that the works were completed. The Agency also stated that there was a variation to the contract that resulted in the construction of timber revetment on the southern side of the road.
Furthermore, the Ministry said that the contractor has received three Advance payments totaling $264.123M (which is 75.7% of the contract sum), while the contract only allowed for one advance payment of 50% of the contract price.
"However, the contractor provided advance payment bond covering the sum of $264.123M during the execution of the works, these bonds expired on the 31 October 2014. The agreed completed value of the works was $157.663M and the total payments made to the contractor were $278.346M, resulting in the contractor being overpaid amounts totalling $120.683M," the Ministry stated.
It noted however that it has written the contractor many times requesting that restitution be made for the outstanding sum of $120.683M. To date the contractor has not repaid any of the amounts owed.
LOT 4 – BETERVERWAGTING TO TRIUMPH
Regarding this road project, the Auditor General said that works were incomplete and the site appeared to be neglected as well.
In highlighting another instance of overpayments, Sharma said that the contractor received three Advance payments of $209.603M, representing 65% of the contract sum, while the contract only allows for an Advance payment of 50%.
He stressed that this is a breach of contract where the contractor was paid advances greater than that which is allowed for under the contract. Further, the Auditor General said that the contractor submitted only one Advance Bond for the first advance payment of $174.504M.
He said that this Bond expired since 2014; and that no Bond was seen for the second advance payment issued to the contractor. He noted, too, that the Performance Bond expired on December 31, 2014.
Furthermore, Sharma pointed out that at the time of reporting, a valuation of the works completed was $76.954M. However, the actual payments made to the contractor amounted to $209.603M.
Sharma said that in this instance, the contractor received excess payments totalling $132.649M at the time of the physical verification.
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure explained that the contractor indeed received three advance payments totaling $209.603M. It however noted that the contract provided advance payment bond covering the sum of $209.603M during the execution of the works. The Ministry said that these bonds expired on October 31, 2014.
Additionally, the Budget Agency for the Ministry concurred with the AG's findings that the agreed completed value of works was $76.954M and the total payments made to the contractor were $209.603M.
The Ministry said that it has written the contractor many times requesting that compensation be made for the outstanding sum of $132.649M. To date, the Ministry said that the contractor has not repaid any of the amounts owed.
The Audit Office has since recommended that the Head of the Budget Agency continues to pursue the matter with a view to recover the amounts overpaid.


Ojerinde: A PDP party agent has been whisked away by security agent in the Obada Area of Ede while he was attempting to distribute money to the voters.
Olugbon: European Union representative to Nigeria, Mr Ketil Karlsen addressing the media at Ward 1, Unit 2, Popo Primary School, Boripe LGA, Iragbiji.
Ojerinde: A security operative of the NSCDC who preferred to be anonymous complained that the much publicised allowance of N50,000 due to them has been slashed to N15,000 by INEC.
He said, "The original plan was that we were supposed to be given between N50,000 and N150,000, depending on our level. But as things stands now, some got N15,000, some N8,000 while some got N4,500," he said.
Makinde: The governorship candidate of the Providence People's Congress, Prof Ife Adewumi, has said he has no complaint about the election yet. He said although it was too early to conclude that the election was satisfactory, he has no reason to complain yet.
Alagbe: Osun State APC governorship candidate Gboyega Oyetola shortly after casting his vote at Ward 1, Unit 2, Iragbiji, Boripe LGA.


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Бабоа (абабуа или бабуа) — народ в Демократической Республике Конго. Населяют область к северу и востоку от г. Кисангани — бассейн рек Арувими и Узле. Общая численность (вместе с родственными нгелима, ангба и канго) — более 1 млн человек.

Язык — либуа, входит в подгруппу конго языковой группы банту. Бабоа сохранили местные традиционные верования. Основное занятие — мотыжное земледелие (маниок, бананы, кукуруза, бататы, ямс), часть бабоа работает на плантациях кофе и предприятиях города Кисангани.

Для традиционной социальной организации характерны патрилинейная родовая организация, вирилокальный брак, ограниченное распространение полигинии.

Литература

 Андрианов Б. В. Боа // Народы и религии мира / Глав. ред. В. А. Тишков. М.: Большая Российская Энциклопедия, 1999. С.101.
 Собченко А. И. Этнический состав Конго. в кн.: Африканский этнографический сборник. т. 4. — М., Л. 1962.

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Jessica Jerecevich and Richard Keeling, co founders of the Three Hills Coffee Company.
However you have been drining coffee all your life, there's a good chance you've been doing it wrong.
Maxton pair Richard Keeling and Jessica Jericevich launched the Three Hills Coffee Company at their home in Maxton, near St Boswells, in October. They buy in coffee beans from the likes of Vietnam and Ethiopia and roast them in their specialised roasting machine.
And they say coffee should be treated like any other fresh food ... the earlier it is consumed the better.
Richard told us: "As soon as the coffee beans are roasted, they start to go off, and when they are ground, they really start to degrade.
"They lose all that aroma and caramelised flavour that makes it special.
"Most of the coffee sold in supermarkets is well past this stage and is to some degree old and stale, no matter how airtight or complicated the packaging may be.
"Ideally, freshly roasted coffee should be enjoyed a few days after roasting and immediately after grinding for the best taste.
Richard has been a coffee afficionado for many years, as has Jessica, who hails from Croatia, where it is almost a way of life.
The two single-type beans the duo are working with at the moment are from Ethiopia (a very light flavour, almost tea-like) and Vietnam (much richer and ful bodied), and they also provide blends from Brazilian and Columbian beans, named Eildon and Reiver. The blends, for cafetieres and filter machines, are available all year round, while the single-origin beans are seasonal.
Richard said: "Eildonhas a strong coffee aroma, and its flavour is heady enough to cut through milk in something like a latte, while Reiver has more of a sweet, nutty flavour.
"We wanted to give our blends names that evoked the Borders. When you think of the Borders, it's difficult to not think of the Eildons, which is where, of course, our company name comes from.
The duo have been taking their coffee to various local shops and hotels in order to get more of their coffee out there.
And their next venture is to buy a shop in the Borders.
Richard added that, much like the wine world, there are coffee snobs, who are incredibly particular, yet have differing opinions on blends, roasting times, origin, etc.
He said: "On a scale of one to 10, where 10 is your top coffee snob and one is the person who drinks the cheapest instant coffee, we are at about 6 or 7.
The Three Hills coffee packs retail at between £5.40 and £6.10.


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Some Florentine Heraldry Revisited
Heraldry (Back) in the News!
We were just heading back to the car ...
An Unexpected (and Flattering) Acknowledgement
I Really Don't Think I Understand
Another Bit of Heraldic Serendipity
Serendipity Leads to a "Heraldry" Discovery
The (Incorrect) Arms of the United States
I know, I told you I was going to leave this topic alone. But I'm still doing research for my proposed paper on the arms of the United States, and I keep running across examples where, as they say down here, "it's just not raht."
This example comes from the facade of the San Diego, California, Museum of Art. (It's a great exterior for heraldry; the example above is only one part of the building, and it's got a lot more heraldry than this panel shows.)
Once again, it's got the right number of stripes (13, although the last one to heraldic sinister - to the right as you look at it - is harder to make out), but like so many other examples, it also placed 13 stars - a row of six and a row of seven - on the chief, which in the actual arms of the United States is plain blue.
Then, too, it looks like they've taken the eagle supporter and turned it into a crest, sitting atop the shield, supporting on its breast an entirely different coat of arms. Without hatching or anything else to give us clues as to the tinctures, it's hard to guess what this secondary coat of arms is supposed to be. Is it St. George? (Argent a cross Gules.) For that matter, why is the cross so thin, instead of a wider cross, which is more to be expected of the only charge on the field? Is that a bordure around the shield, or is that just the shield's delineation, as appears in the arms of the U.S. below the eagle?
There are other unanswered questions, too. Why is there a rose above the eagle's head, where the crest of the United States (a constellation of 13 stars appearing in a glory) would normally be expected to be? Why are there 17 leaves on the olive branch held by the eagle? (In the U.S. arms, there are 13.) And why are there only six arrows in his sinister talon? (Again, the expected number is 13.) (Are you seeing a pattern here with the number 13? Good, you should. The achievement was designed that way.)
Okay, I'll go shut up once again about the many inaccurate depictions of the arms of my native country. At least until I can't stand it anymore and just have to share some particularly egregious example with you. (It's like the cartoon about the man sitting at a computer, with his wife's voice coming from the other room asking him if he's coming to bed. "I can't come to bed yet; someone is wrong on the internet!")
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AEC August 22, 2018 at 3:14 PM
Absolutely right on all counts. But that's not all that's wrong with the facade of this museum. What you can't see in your picture is above the U.S. arms is what's supposed to be the arms of the city of San Diego -- except it's not. It's not even close.


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Ylva Elisabet Pettersson, född Lindgren 2 april 1969 i Vimmerby, är en svensk lärare och moderat politiker. Pettersson är kommunalråd i Skara och ordförande i kommunstyrelsen.

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Ylva Pettersson är dotter till författaren Torgny Lindgren och har tillsammans med denne publicerat pjäsen Bordsstudsaren. Hon växte upp i Vimmerby och studerade till lärare i Linköping med inriktning på svenska och historia. Efter lärarutbildningen studerade hon dans och teater på Wendelsbergs folkhögskola i Mölnlycke, vilket hon integrerat i utbildningen.

Efter en kort tid i Lund flyttade Ylva Pettersson till Skara och arbetade som gymnasielärare på Katedralskolan. Hon undervisade i historia, kulturhistoria och teater. Ylva Pettersson tilldelades lärarpriset Guldäpplejuryns särskilda pris 2014 för sitt arbete med att integrera Wikimedias projekt i undervisningen, och hon var finalist även 2012.

Uppdrag
Ylva Pettersson sitter i Skaraborgs kommunalförbunds beredningsutskott för hållbar utveckling och är ledamot i kommunalförbundets styrelse. Hon är sedan 2018 ordinarie ledamot i förbundsstyrelsen för Moderaterna i Västra Götaland.

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 Bordsstudsaren (Colombine förlag) 1996, tillsammans med Torgny Lindgren
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We all get those days when we're feeling under the weather and just want to stay in bed and do nothing all day. Well, not nothing. You can always watch a movie, and this list of movies will positively leave you smiling by the time the credits roll in.
It's a girl who proved her traitorous and condescending ex-boyfriend that she's good enough for Harvard Law. Better than him, even. It's fun, cute, and bubbly. You'd have to be heartless not to like it.


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In his article "Is My Ticket Good There?" author and FAA Safety Briefing Associate Editor James Williams explores the ins and outs of overseas flying. "There's a lot you can do with a U.S. pilot certificate in other countries," says Williams, "but it's important to fully understand both the privileges and the limitations."
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Architecture and Sensibility in Richard Goode's Bach
13/03/2016 05/03/2016 by Geoffrey Newman
Canada Bach: Richard Goode (piano), Vancouver Playhouse, 28.2.2016. (GN)
Richard Goode © Sasha Gusov
Bach, Prelude and Fugue, BWV 870 and 880, from Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II; French Suite No 5 in G major, BWV 816; 15 Sinfonias, BWV 787-801; Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826; Italian Concerto, BWV 971
Encore: 'Sarabande' from French Suite No.1 in D minor, BWV 812
All pianists play Bach when they are young, and some make a full career of it. Yet many great pianists specialize elsewhere and then return to Bach selectively in their maturity. This has been true of artists as diverse as Sviatoslav Richter, Wilhelm Kempff, Alfred Brendel, Murray Perahia and, on this occasion, Richard Goode. What makes the venture back to Bach so interesting is that it provides a revealing lens through which to see what the performer is made of as a whole and to identify the essential sensibilities one finds throughout all their work. Typically, the proceeds are very 'pianistic' and possibly what might be termed 'romantic', but I am always amazed by the range of styles that can do this composer justice, no matter what purists might insist. Richard Goode has always been splendid in Beethoven, and a lot else too, and many times I did feel his Beethoven in his Bach: the sterling sense of architecture, the point of his phrases and the sheer intelligence and patience in exposition. This was not rhythmically obsessed Bach, nor was it always pedal-light; we were given something richer and broader, more deliberative and thoughtful, and thoroughly satisfying in the way it reveled in the artistry of the Richard Goode we already know and cherish.
The French Suite No. 5 showed the variety in Goode's interpretative and tonal palette. In many of the dances, one noted the lovely suspension and shading in his lines, and the pianist's ability to give each note it's due. The Sarabande had a definite searching quality, and its cleanness and balance in articulation were equally notable. The more robust dances were given an athletic projection, brought off with considerable energy and somewhat greater sharpness. Even with speeds sometimes on the slow side and phrases often beautifully rounded and shaped, I still felt this was a more objective Bach than a romantic one. Goode exhibited an expressive gentleness in his line at many points, but one got the feeling that the music was etched in stone inside. I never felt his rubato was excessive.
I was also taken by the great variety in the 15 Sinfonias, not a grouping we hear that often. There was a searching quality to some of the pieces, a pointed perkiness to others, and a marvelous range of dynamics and phrasing throughout. It was interesting how Goode payed great attention to counterpoint ̶ without allowing the counterpoint to ever draw attention to itself. The only complication here was Goode's ongoing 'vocalizations'. Perhaps they were obtrusive at points, but I personally didn't find them that distracting. Unfortunately, one patron did, hurling a vocal dagger from the balcony at the very end of the first half, presumably irked by their similarity to the murmurings of the legendary Glenn Gould. In all other respects, Goode's playing was virtually the opposite of Gould's.
There was even greater range in the Partita No. 2, with a stern imperiousness at the opening of the Sinfonia, yet relaxing into playing that I can only describe as luminescent. The Courante had an insistence and fire. Elsewhere, one noted the undulating phrases that were coaxed onward so tellingly, but without any sense of hurry, with notable wit in the Rondeau, capped off by a compellingly projected Capriccio, full of animation. This was the most rewarding playing of the night. The famous Italian Concerto that closed the concert was moved forward at a relatively deliberate pace, yet its immense care over accents and flow yielded strong structural insights in the first two movements. If these movements were more weighty than sparkling, the final Presto was pure delight.
This was a truly fine experience: all the thoughtful, far-sightedness one expects from Richard Goode in anything he plays was amply present, producing many moments of individual illumination. For all his personal idiosyncrasies of tempo, phrase and pedaling, I thought he affirmed the spirit of Bach without exception. The encore was a most sensitive, inward account of the Sarabande from the first French Suite.
Geoffrey Newman
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Q: jQuery Datatable - server side processing data pagination using Php i have a problem with jquery datatable pagination (Server side processing).
For example i have a 24 records in database. The count is displaying correctly and total pagination also displaying correctly.

when i click on Next or 2nd page it displays records as per the display page length.
Here 3rd Page last 4 records are not displayed.
Here my server side code is like this
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        // Data set length after filtering
        $this->db->select('FOUND_ROWS() AS found_rows');
        $iFilteredTotal = $this->db->get('users')->row()->found_rows;

        // Total data set length
        $iTotal = $this->db->count_all($sTable);

        // Output
        $output = array(
            'sEcho' => intval($sEcho),
            'iTotalRecords' => $iTotal,
            'iTotalDisplayRecords' => $iFilteredTotal,
            'aaData' => array()
        );

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            "bServerSide": true,
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A: You have to take start and length (like $_GET['start'])as the offset and limit respectively and apply in the query.

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According to Houbraken, Ochtervelt studied in the studio of the Italianate painter Nicolaes Berchem, whose style is evident in his early compositions of scenes of galanterie, hunting parties and riders in landscapes. In the 1660s Ochtervelt focused more attention on genre scenes and began to paint groups in interiors, revealing in his work a knowledge of Frans van Mieris. During this period Ochtervelt refined his style and introduced a new subject into genre painting consisting of figures selling fish, fowl and other products in front of houses. These compositions allowed the artist to depict interiors that connected with urban views visible through the doorways, while such paintings also constitute a study of the social classes represented. Throughout his career Ochtervelt's work reflects the influence of Vermeer, De Hooch and Ter Borch and he achieved something of their quality in his best paintings.
The present panel was acquired from Goldschmidt prior to 1930 for the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection and was included in the 1930 Munich exhibition. Its provenance can be traced back to 1734 when it was auctioned in Amsterdam. It then passed through various hands before it belonged to the Six family, with whom it remained for several generations.
Oyster Eaters includes some of Ochtervelt's most characteristic features. The artist locates a small group of figures in a dark interior in which we can barely make out two windows in the background and various objects on the walls. The three figures, lit by a strong shaft of light that precisely defines them as well as the objects around them, are depicted with their faces in angled positions, particularly the man, whose head is inclined to one side and tilted back. Also characteristic of Ochtervelt is the position of the woman in the foreground with her face in profil perdu thus emphasising the sloping lines of the composition.
The three figures are grouped around a table on which the older woman is placing a tray of oysters. This shellfish had erotic connotations and was thought to be an aphrodisiac, an allusion which, combined with that of music, suggests an amorous theme for the painting. To judge from the figures and the other elements this scene might be set in a brothel. Ochtervelt depicted brothel subjects on various occasions, for example, in the canvas belonging to the Corporation of the City of London, and in the one in the Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam. In addition to the present panel, it is known that there were three other versions of this composition (present location unknown), in one of which the room is illuminated by the light entering from a door that leads to the outside.
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About a year and a half ago, when I was elected DP, I felt somewhat aimless. There were a lot of urgent details that needed attention, almost on a daily basis, and the question of overall direction for my new ministry seemed to weigh heavy on my shoulders. I needed some way to get some traction on the activities I found myself doing and a burden to articulate where my heart and my head were at regarding the District's ministry. So guess what I did? I took a vacation. 🙂 Actually, Cindy booked a vacation on my calendar, and we spent some days out on the Oregon coast. I woke up early one morning and felt the urge to write. That writing formed the basis of the core values I'm going to share over the next four or five blog entries. These were then shared and discussed with the District staff and the Board of Directors. While continuing to be under scrutiny and discussion, they have a real voice in where we're heading.
The first value is, "God's Word is the foundation for our mission and ministry." I know what you're thinking – duh, what else would we base our mission and ministry on? But this is one of those values that can become like the wallpaper or décor in your house where you see it so often you forget to really look. This is a value we really need to look at.
When I shared this with the Pastors' Conferences I attended last Fall, I was asked about the place of the Lutheran Confessions. The Lutheran Confessions are writings from the beginning days of the Lutheran church and serve as its foundational writings. Rostered workers pledge themselves to their agreement with them when they are installed into office. Congregations commit themselves to the Confessions as they are brought into the Synod. Following the prescribed order in our liturgical agendas every person who enters as an adult member into the church affirms their teachings. My response is that the Lutheran Confessions are indeed statements of faith which we uphold, yet their authority is derived from the Word of God. When it comes to seeking direction and answers to questions, we are bound to go back to the source – God's Word – and the Confessions help us to discern and interpret what God's Word is saying.
It's also important for us to hear the overriding message in God's Word to us – God loves people and has made the great sacrifice to restore His relationship with us. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him." (John 3:16-17) As we live in the light of God's Word which we see through the lens of the Lutheran Confessions, we, too, must have this heart of seeking to bring the healing news of God's love in Jesus Christ.


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American, Israeli and Palestinian teens in the Hands of Peace summer program create a peace-themed mural Friday at New Village Arts in Carlsbad. The program concluded Sunday.
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When Katreena arrived in Carlsbad three weeks ago to begin the Hands of Peace program, she felt as if she had a bullet lodged in her chest.
The "bullet" represented the pain and fury the 16-year-old Palestinian teen had carried with her for four years since her best friend was shot in the chest and killed during a protest against Israeli policies near their home in the West Bank.
But on Sunday night at the peace-building program's farewell celebration at Temple Solel in Cardiff, Katreena told the capacity crowd that the hole in her heart is now filled with hope.
"I always wanted to be a surgeon, but now I want to focus on helping people in need," she said. "Nobody said it's going to be easy, but it's going to be worth it."
Now in its fifth year, the Hands of Peace program brings together 46 Israeli, Palestinian and American teens for a summer leadership conference that centers on daily conversations and team-building exercises to break down the walls of hate, prejudice and misunderstanding.
The long-term goal is for graduates to turn their experiences into action to end the violent, decades-long Middle East conflict through peaceful means.
American teenagers Mika Ellison, left, and Matthew Wirtz, right, team up with a Palestinian teen named Noor to work on a peace-themed mural at New Village Arts Theater in Carlsbad on Friday as part of the three-week Hands of Peace program, which concluded Sunday.
The stakes for these teens are high. It could be dangerous back home for some of the Middle Eastern teens if word got back that they were engaged in peace-making activities with the "enemy." To protect their privacy at Hands of Peace, most used only first names and could not be photographed. Most group activities and all of their often-heated group dialogues were off-limits to everyone but the teens and a few adult facilitators.
Sunday's celebration was the first time the participants had an opportunity to share their experiences with an audience, which was made up of several hundred donors, host families, volunteers, parents, alumni and community members.
The ceremony included some humorous short films about conflict resolution made by and starring the participants. A couple films showed teens of different faiths arguing over music until they realized they all liked hummus as well as pop star Justin Bieber.
A more serious film had individual teens describing their attitudes on the day they arrived. A Palestinian said he believed all Israelis were terrorists and an Israeli teen said the same thing about Palestinians. Others admitted coming in with reservations, bias and confusion. The film concluded with the teens reciting in unison that they were all victims of war, violence and poor decisions but now saw themselves as the key to a better life for all.
Near the end of the program, all of the participants gathered on stage to sing songs of peace. As they sang and swayed together, each teen held up a piece of paper on which they wrote the one word that described their experience in Hands of Peace. The words, some written in Hebrew and Arabic, included: New, change, love, proud, friends, growth, empathy, acceptance, powerful and peace.
Sunday's keynote speaker was Gretchen Grad, who founded Hands of Peace 15 years ago in Chicago. San Diego is the only other city where Hands of Peace takes place but she hopes to expand the program to other U.S. cities.
Since 2003, 600 American, Israeli and Palestinian teens have gone through the program, which includes five additional levels of leadership training for those who want to continue. Many alumni now work in the peace movement.
Grad said the backbone of the program is the 2.5 hours each day that the teens spend talking with, and sometimes shouting at, one another. She said the participants learn to listen to other ideas and ultimately realize that behind their religions, ethnicities, nationalities and political beliefs they're all alike and want the same thing: peace and prosperity for their families.
"They come steeped in their own narrative and go from black-and-white thinking to a more uncomfortable gray area," Grad said, and that's where the change-making begins.
Yasmin, a 16-year-old Israeli from a war-torn area near the Gaza Strip, told the crowd she came to Hands of Peace feeling lost. Because her father is Jewish and her mother is Muslim she felt trapped both personally and geographically in the middle of the conflict. Now she feels grounded in her dual identity.
"I came to hear the other side and see how they live and to find acceptance. This is a place where I can be Jewish and Muslim together. I can be Jerusalem," she said.
Sydni Frankel, a Jewish 16-year-old from Encinitas, followed her older brother into Hands of Peace. Her mother works for the program and over the years they've hosted several participants from the Middle East in their home. The Frankel family also spent nearly a month in Israel touring and studying both sides of the conflict.
She said Americans like herself think they understand what's happening there, but seeing it with her own eyes and hearing the heartbreaking stories from Hands of Peace participants was eye-opening.
Through the program, Frankel, a junior at San Dieguito Academy, said she has learned to listen, speak her mind, be open to new ideas and never judge others by their appearance or opinions.
"We are all human," she said. "We are more similar than we are different."
Second-year participant Marwan, a 17-year-old Christian Palestinian from the West Bank, said he had a life-altering experience this month that crystallized his passion for peace-making. One of his cousins died last week in an accidental drowning in Egypt and he understood for the first time the shock and intense grief that families suffer every week when family members die in the conflict zone.
"Every day that passes someone will get killed and his family will have the same terrible feeling that I do," he said. "We should put an end to the bloodshed because with peace comes freedom."
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IBM is partnering with colleges and universities to prepare workers for the jobs it needs filled, especially in areas like cybersecurity and Big Data. The company provides technology and materials to the schools, and students come out trained and comfortable with its tools.
Another eleven schools recently joined Big Blue's Cyber Security Innovation Program: Fordham University, Georgia Institute of Technology, San Jose State University, Southern Methodist University, Technische Universitat Darmstadt in Germany, Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore, Universidad Cenfotec in Costa Rica, Universiti Kebangsaan in Malaysia, The University of South Carolina, University of Texas at Dallas, and Wroclaw University of Economics in Poland.
In a report earlier this year, Burning Glass International found that the demand for cybersecurity experts is growing at 3.5 times the pace of the overall IT job market.
The company offers a similar collaboration with schools on Big Data skills. Not long ago, it unveiled the IBM Analytics Talent Assessment, a tool to help university students gauge their readiness for real-world data jobs.
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Students will be able to take an online test and receive personalized feedback on how to bolster their aptitude for data-crunching jobs. In creating the assessment, IBM queried more than a dozen of its own clients — including Boeing and Nationwide Insurance — to identify the most essential competencies companies are looking for. And it's not just technical aptitude – the sought-after traits can include a range of "soft skills" including the ability to assert yourself and negotiate amid opposition to data-driven recommendations.


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Who the Clix? Alyosha Kraven
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Today we look at the mutant son of Sergei Kravinoff: Alyosha Kraven
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First Appearance: Spectacular Spider-Man #243
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Alyosha Kravinoff is the mutant bastard son of Kraven the Hunter. Unlike his half-brother, Alyosha was separated from the family and raised in an African jungle. After Kraven's suicide, Alyosha comes to New York City to learn more about the father he never knew, adorned in Kraven's costume. Alyosha confronts his uncle, the Chameleon, and learns much from the master of disguise because the Chameleon believed Alyosha was actually his father, Kraven, returned from the grave. When Calypso Ezili returns from the grave, she mistakes Alyosha for his father as well and attempts to seduce him; Alyosha spurns her advances. After having drugged Spider-Man and interrogated him about Kraven, the pair are attacked by Calypso at the Kravinoff estate. The two men are able to overpower Calypso and though she begs for forgiveness, Alyosha kills her and those of his fellow tribesman that betrayed him. Alyosha goes on to adventure in New York for some time more with only his loyal lion, Gulyadkin, at his side.
Alyosha then decides to ditch his father's ways and reinvent himself in Hollywood as suave ladies' man, "Al." After beginning to date Timber Hughes, Al tries to advance her career by becoming a director. Al comes into conflict with the arrogant and corrupt Rothstein brothers. After revenging both himself and his girlfriend, Al decides to leave Hollywood and give super heroics a try.
In the course of these adventures, Alyosha begins to experiment with his father's potions and becomes deranged much like his father before him. He goes about collecting a number of animal-themed superhumans into a zoo until he is defeated by the Punisher. Alyosha briefly escapes to the Savage Land.
Alyosha returns to New York to help his half-sibling Ana and stepmother Sasha in the Grim Hunt. He fights alongside the Kravinoff family, including his resurrected half-brother Vladimir, and escapes alongside them to the Savage Lands. Though he tries to remove himself from his family, he ultimately fails and helps his sister Ana resurrect their father with Kaine's blood in Houston, Texas.
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