Colouring books for all ages have become all the rage in the past few years.
Colour Me Kind has been created to present a series of coloring books for both adults and kids that promote compassion, and the proceeds from sales go to helping animal welfare causes around the world.
It is said that colouring in is good for your health in every way, it helps to calm you and the act of coloring is like meditation for some people, so relax and get all the health benefits of this creative hobby.
The books will be available in paperback from Amazon and Lulu, and I will have others that you can download and printout as many copies as you want.
If you're feeling a bit silly, confused, or even a little embarrassed to begin coloring as an adult, put those fears to the side. Adult coloring is simple, it's fun, and it's beneficial to your mind and your health. Getting started is the hardest part.
Once you realize just how peaceful and calm coloring makes you feel, you'll be recommending it to everyone you know as a way of relaxing and focusing on what's good in life. Here's how you get started.
You don't need anything fancy to begin coloring. You can get a piece of blank paper, a crayon or some colored pencils, and you can color.
You don't need a picture because you can draw something and color it.
Even if it's just your name in big bubble letters, you're coloring. You don't need much of anything to color as an adult.
You can buy what you want or feel you need. Know that there is no right or wrong way to color as an adult.
If you want to get a little more serious about your coloring, you can always order a few adult coloring books.
They are available all over the internet or even in local stores if you look hard enough for them.
There are dozens of places to look when you're in the market for an adult coloring book.
I have created a couple of adult coloring books already, for lovers of dogs, and my cats book will be out this week, so look out for it too!
90 pages of 6 x 9" glorious dogs of all kinds, sizes and shapes!
And no worry about felt colours bleeding behind the picture as each image has a black background behind it with quips to ponder while you colour, so if it bleeds, you just get rainbow coloured inspirations!
You can stay on top of my latest adult coloring books by checking in with my Lulu account. They are great because they deliver to all countries, including Australia, and have none of the Country restrictions that amazon has.
Keep in mind there is no one but you present while you color. You needn't show your artwork to anyone if you don't feel comfortable doing so.
All you need to do is sit down and color. Don't let yourself feel self-conscious or strange about it.
You're the only one here, the only one looking at your work, and you are the only person judging yourself. Let that go and just color.
Don't worry about being perfect. Just worry about doing what you want to do to make the kind of art you want to make.
Do you recognize your body's signs and what it's trying to tell you about things? If you do, you probably recognize when you feel a bit overwhelmed or out of sorts.
You know when you're stressed or overworked, and you know you can do things to counteract that.
Sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is sit back and take a break from what's bothering you with a coloring book.
Coloring is inexpensive, it's easy, and it's a great way to de-stress and unwind.
So many people tell me that they like the idea of having a Journal, but don't know what to write about, and don't want to stare at blank pages.
If you prefer to color pictures, and doodle a bit, to relax and get inspired while writing your thoughts down, or copying a favourite inspirational quote down, this book has been created just for you - Never be bored again!
There is a big choice of cover designs to pick from, as you can see here... just click on the link to see them at Lulu... and below these I have a preview .gif that gives you a look inside at some of the 190 pages to have fun with.
Fantastic gift for people just starting out with coloring and journaling!
See inside the Colour | Doodle | Journal - Notebook!
To begin, I'm going to post some simple images here that you can download at no charge.
Just right mouse click on the images to instantly download your free designs to colour in.
I'm still in the process of learning how to best create these colouring books, and I will be loading them very, very soon, so please come back again soon.
In the meanwhile, I have a bit of information here about some of the animal welfare projects I'm actively supporting in every way I can, including trying to stop the dog and cat meat trade in countries around Asia.
Thank you for dropping by to check out the page, and thank you again for your patience!
If you're feeling overwhelmed, this is a tool that can help you feel better about life by clearing your mind and allowing to you go feel more in control. Try it and see how well it works for you.
Colouring is good for you, is fun, is creative... and now you can also help the world become a better place with more compassion, by supporting education and programmes that teach compassion for kids and adults alike.
You no doubt have already seen some of the incredible colouring books that are available, and I hope to create some worthy additions to that, but in the meantime you can always check out some of the ones I'll feature for you below.
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Q: Push String in Stack? I am using C++ and i want to push strings in stack like push int in stacks.
For Example
3."stackoverflow"
2."is"
1."Best"
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at every index of stack I want to push a string. How can I do this?

A: Totally agree with Ton van den Heuvel, however you said

"at every index of stack I want to
  push a string"

What do you mean "at every index"? You should know that once the strings are in the stack, you can only access the top string and there is no access by index in a stack. If that's what you need, use std::vector instead.

A: Using STL, for example:
#include <stack>

std::stack<std::string> s;
s.push("A");
s.push("B");
s.push("C");
s.push("D");

Check the STL reference for more information.

A: I did it . I saw earlier how to convert string to character array and mixed it to what I am studying now ie. stacks.
stack <int> Name;
name="mohit";
for(char c:name)
 Name.push(c);
for(char c:name){
cout<<Name.top();
 Name.pop();}

And output was tihom
It's function is simple. It converts string to character array and then pushes the string character by character. To pop out we use same loop and it pops out using LIFO principle.

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Welcome to the Horse Riding Club of Rhodes "KADMOS"
Kadmos was the first horse of the founder of Rhodes Horse Riding Club.
Cadmus, or Kadmos (Greek: Κάδμος ), in Greek mythology, was the son of the king of Phoenicia and brother of Europa. Cadmus founded the city of Thebes, originally named Cadmeia in his honor.
KADMOS Rhodes Horse Riding Club was established in 1996 and in 2000 moved in a 12 acre privately owned property far away from civilization within a forest. Ideal location for nature lovers and the home for our horses.
The club is a member of the Greek National Federation of Equestrian, so that the its members may participate in national and international competitions.
The club is involved in many horse related activities such as a Professional Horse Riding School, Competitions, Excursions, Events, Rentals for weddings, TV and movie productions or just riding in the countryside.
Lakis Hatzivasiliou is the founder and owner of this beautiful club which is made possible with personal work and love for the horses.


AMI Consultants, Inc. was incorporated in 1994 as an LLC to provide consulting services and research for both U.S. and African entities in various areas including country risk analysis, capital markets, business and economic development.
In 1996, it formed a non-profit subsidiary, AMI Business and Trade Promotions, Inc., focusing primarily on trade promotion, investments, and social activities between the U.S. and Sub-Saharan African countries.
Both organizations have organized several conferences and symposiums on U.S- Africa trade and investment and also facilitated trade missions by key government and private sector Sub-Saharan African representatives to the U.S.
Dr. Sherman is president of both AMI Consultants, Inc. and AMI Business Promotions, Inc. He received his BA (Economics) from Cuttington College (Liberia); MIM (Master of International Management) from Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management in Glendale, Arizona. He also earned an MBA and PhD (Business Administration) from Arizona State University with a major in Finance and minors in Economics and Global Business. He is a former Assistant Minister of Finance for Banking of Liberia.
Dr. Sherman is a founding member and first president of both the African Finance & Economics Association of North America (AFEA), and the African Association of Arizona (AFASA). He served as a Visiting Scholar to the African Development Bank and the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank. He has also consulted for the Africa Bureau of the United Nations Development Program on private sector development in Africa.
Dr. Abiaka is Executive Vice-President of AMI Consultants Inc., and AMI Business and Trade Promotions, Inc. He worked for Radio Nigeria in Kaduna and Sokoto in Northern Nigeria before coming to the United States for further studies. He obtained a BA (geology) and BBA (business administration) from the University of Hawaii in Honolulu, and an MBA from The Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona. He also earned an MPA (public finance) and PhD (public finance & development economics) from Arizona State University.
Dr. Abiaka has several years of experience in investment banking, and related aspects of the financial services industry. He held several positions at U.S. bank including director of investment research and vice president in the trust investment division, which had under management approximately $5 billion.


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This is the first time The BEATLES ('White Album') has been remixed and presented with additional demo recordings. To create the new stereo audio mixes for 'The White Album,' Giles Martin and Sam Okell worked with an expert team of engineers and audio restoration specialists at Abbey Road Studios in London. This 4LP Deluxe 'White Album' release includes Martin's new stereo album mix, sourced directly from the original four-track and eight-track session tapes. Martin's new mix is guided by the album's original stereo mix produced by his father, George Martin. Half-speed cut by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios. During the last week of May 1968, The Beatles gathered at George's house in Esher, Surrey, where they recorded acoustic demos for 27 songs. Known as the Esher Demos, all 27 recordings are included in the 4LP Deluxe package, sourced from the original four-track tapes. Presented in a lift-top box with a four-page booklet, the limited edition Deluxe 4LP vinyl set presents the 2LP album in a faithful, embossed reproduction of its original gatefold sleeve with the fold-out poster and portrait photos, paired with the 2LP Esher Demos in an embossed gatefold sleeve.


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New Mexico Highlands guns down Fort Lewis College in RMAC opener
Possible light snow until evening.
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Skyhawks go flat as Cowboys fire away
By John Livingston Regional sports editor
Friday, Dec. 6, 2019 10:10 PM
Updated: Friday, Dec. 6, 2019 10:45 PM
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Logan Hokanson of Fort Lewis College dishes the ball off while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
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Riley Farris of Fort Lewis College puts up a shot while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Junior Garbrah of Fort Lewis College puts up a shot while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Akuel Kot of Fort Lewis College puts up a shot while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
FLC head coach Bob Pietrack talks with his team while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Logan Hokanson of Fort Lewis College puts up a shot while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Will Wittman of Fort Lewis College plays defense while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Will Wittman of Fort Lewis College puts up a shot against New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Junior Garbrah of Fort Lewis College drives the ball against New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
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Fort Lewis College showed it will be a contender, but it didn't have enough to knock off the defending conference tournament champions Friday night.
The young Skyhawks held a 49-39 halftime lead and had held the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's leading scorer, Sammy Barnes-Thompkins, to two first-half points. But the New Mexico Highlands guard got red hot in the second half, as he scored 21 second-half points to help the Cowboys to a 98-83 victory.
FLC fell to 6-1 and 0-1 in the RMAC with the loss, while Highlands remained unbeaten at 6-0 and 1-0 in conference.
Raquan Mitchell scored a game-high 29 points for Highlands. He added eight assists and six rebounds.
"They are really good players," Highlands head coach Mike Dominguez said of his two former Division I guards. "I'm proud that Sammy got a little frustrated there at the start, scored 21 in the second half. What's good about having two of them, when one is not going, hopefully the other one can kind of carry him until the other one comes along. They aren't gonna stay down forever."
FLC junior forward Riley Farris scored 25 points and had five rebounds to lead the Skyhawks. Freshman guard Akuel Kot finished with 19 points, while senior Danny Garrick added 15 points, with 13 in the first half.
Will Wittman of Fort Lewis College tries to get a hand in the face of Raquan Mitchell on a 3-point shot.
FLC shot 58.6% in the first half and made 7-of-14 from 3-point range. Highlands went to a zone defense in the second half and held FLC to 37.8% shooting and 1-of-15 from 3-point range.
"No doubt it hurt us. The zone hurt us," FLC head coach Bob Pietrack said. "We didn't execute the way we need to do against the zone and need to do a better job getting the ball inside. We didn't make any shots, either, the second half. It's easy to zone somebody when they don't make anything. Thought we had good, clean looks, just didn't make any. Thought we made a lot in the first half, didn't make any in the second half. Tale of two halves."
It was only a four-point game at 78-74 with 6 minutes, 34 seconds to play. But FLC went cold offensively down the stretch, while Desmond Carpenter and David Hall drilled huge 3-point shots in the game's closing minutes to help the Cowboys create a lopsided final score. Carpenter finished with 21 points, seven assists and seven rebounds.
"Those guys are good, and Carpenter had a good game, too," Pietrack said. "We needed to try to only have one of them have a good game, and all three did. We had to do some gambling at the end there a bit that let Carpenter get a bunch of points, as well."
Akuel Kot of Fort Lewis College drives to the basket while playing New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
Friday had the feel of an RMAC tournament game from the start. Barnes-Thompkins, who started at Boston College as a freshman before his path led to Highlands, and Mitchell, a former Colorado State player, glided down the floor and played at an elite level that showed their Division I talent.
"I know they are really young, and we have Raquan and Desmond who have played last year for us and the run we made. Sammy played at Boston College and Odessa, so this isn't something he's gonna be nervous about. Guys who have experienced it before, they stayed the course and didn't panic when we got down 10.
"Road wins are so hard, and they are well coached and always gonna be up there. For us to win and do what we did here at Fort Lewis, they are gonna win a lot of games here, so for us to win one here where other teams are going to lose, it's big for us."
With only one senior on the team, FLC countered every punch and erased an eight-point Highlands lead to take the 10-point lead at halftime.
Danny Garrick of Fort Lewis College slam dunks the ball over New Mexico Highlands University on Friday evening at FLC.
But the Skyhawks were outscored 59-34 in the second half. The up-and-down pace of the game didn't suit FLC's post players. FLC did benefit from the presence of point guard Logan Hokanson, who scored eight first-half points and dished out a team-high seven assists. Hokanson played through a wrist injury to give FLC a lift and help the Skyhawks break the press defense of the Cowboys.
Though the Skyhawks faltered in the conference opener, Pietrack said the team was in positive spirits in the locker room after the loss and will be ready to rebound at 7:30 p.m. Saturday against CSU-Pueblo (2-4, 1-0 RMAC). The ThunderWolves beat Adams State 72-60 on Friday night in Alamosa.
"I was really proud of our team," Pietrack said. "We're nursing some injuries and trying to find ourself, but we're very young. I think that got lost in our start a little bit. We like our team a lot, think we're gonna keep getting better. Win or lose in this league, you must immediately get ready for the next game, so no time to pout, just gotta get back at it and get ready for a very good Pueblo team. The Saturday nights in this league are really hard. Hopefully, we'll be hungry to play. We have to do a lot better than we did tonight defensively. We are playing a very capable, good team. All these teams in the RMAC are very good."
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Beijing, Seoul vow to reach FTA soon
Wu Jiao
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Beijing and Seoul on Monday pledged to push forward free trade negotiations to upgrade cooperation, as President Xi Jinping met with Republic of Korea President Park Geun-hye on the sidelines of the APEC summit.
"Establishing a free trade area between China and the ROK is the most important issue in current Beijing-Seoul economic ties," Xi said.
"China hopes that both countries can actively advance the negotiation process and reach a high-level Free Trade Agreement that guarantees the general balance of mutual interest as soon as possible."
Currently, China is ROK's largest trading partner, largest market for exports and largest source of imports and investment, while the ROK is China's third-largest trading partner.
Bilateral trade volume surpassed $250 billion (S$312 billion) in 2012, compared with only about $6 billion in 1992, when China and the ROK established diplomatic ties.
According to statistics from the Foreign Ministry, trade between the two countries increased 8.4 per cent in the first half of 2013, while Chinese investment in the ROK grew 11.3 per cent.
The ROK enjoyed a trade surplus for a long time. The FTA would further boost the economic development of both countries, although there are still difficulties to reach the agreement, said Wang Junsheng, a researcher on Korean studies with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
"The ROK's main concern is that the FTA will have an impact on its domestic agriculture industry, while Beijing's worry focuses on the manufacturing industry," Wang said.
The price of ROK agricultural products is very high at present. Cheap Chinese agricultural products may arouse sharp competition against domestic ones when they enter the ROK market under a free trade agreement.
A similar impact may also happen to China's manufacturing industry, especially in electronic components.
Huang Youfu, a professor of Korean studies at Minzu University of China, suggested the two countries set a time limit for the tariff reductions and exemptions to ease the impact on specific industries brought by the FTA.
"To reach a FTA, China and the ROK should not focus on one single industry too much, but keep their eye on the general economic interest," he added.
Free trade negotiations between China and the ROK began on May 2, 2012. The talks are supposed to be completed in two stages.
If reached, the FTA will significantly improve bilateral trade volume.
Xi spoke highly of the China visit made by Park in June, when the two countries reached extensive consensus on enriching and deepening their strategic cooperative partnership and set the tone for the future bilateral ties.
He also called on the two countries to promote peace and stability in the region and to launch a joint committee mechanism on people-to-people exchanges at an early date to enhance non-governmental friendships.
Park told Xi that her country is happy to see the significant consensus reached by Xi and herself being carried out actively and both official and non-governmental exchanges becoming more active.
The ROK would like to maintain high-level exchanges with China, improve cooperation in various fields, complete the free trade talks as soon as possible and energetically boost people-to-people exchanges, Park said.
The two sides should maintain close coordination in international and regional affairs, Park added.
Affirming the improvement of Seoul-Pyongyang relations in the past four months, Xi reiterated China's firm support on the improvement of their ties and its insistence on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
China will persist in maintaining peace and stability on the Peninsula and resolve Pyongyang's nuclear issue through political dialogue, Xi said.


If you're stressed, you may want to take a break and call a friend. That you can do so, so easily these days is one of the benefits of the ubiquity of smartphones. Everyone has a phone, including you and your friends.
So talk to one friend who you know is patient, understanding, and always ready with kind and supportive words. If you find yourself calling your friends too often and they're starting to avoid you call, you may want to contact your psychologist and get recommendations on what other things you can do instead.
You may want to do this in private, because other people may think you've gone crazy. But in the end, talking to yourself is your next best option if you can't talk to anyone else. Talk to yourself and tell yourself why you're stressed. Say what you need to do to complete the task you have to do. Reassure yourself that everything will be okay.
Music is in many ways almost magical in its ability to affect your emotions. Just as some music can rile you up or make you want to dance, other types of music can be soothing and relaxing.
This is all about personal preferences, however. Some prefer piano music, others like flutes, and there are those who go for cello music. You can also try Gregorian chants. Some online websites offer calming sounds like nature sound effects, with the sounds of birds chirping and the rain falling.
A healthy and nutritious diet helps with anxiety. You also need to avoid unhealthy sugary and fatty snack foods that you may crave when you're stressed. Plan ahead, and if you start feeling stressed try to munch on veggies and fruits. You can also prepare tuna sandwiches, and eat those when you're feeling anxious at work or at home.
Energy drinks and coffee aren't exactly the best drinks for your anxiety. They will just make you feel more nervous. But you can try to drink green tea, which contains only half the caffeine found in coffee. It also contains antioxidants, and what's more it has the amino acid theanine that can help calm down your nervous system.
Are you feeling stressed? Whip out your phone and watch something amusing on YouTube. When you laugh, you release endorphins that reduce stress levels and enhance your mood. That's because the endorphins counter hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol that both cause stress.
So to be ready for stressful events, bookmark your favorite comedy sketches and movie scenes on your smartphone. Each person's sense of humor is of course unique, so your choices are up to you.
Stand up to stretch or go for a short walk around your office. These seemingly minor breaks can release endorphins that boost your mood right away.


How do we assess the impact of this change and take advantage of it?
A dwarven cleric of Asis, of course!
Looking for damage reduction and hitpoints galore from feats, etc.
get wisdom 16 base at least (so you can pop off a heal spell).
heal to full by popping a heal spell in a pinch.
make it work out well.
I'd go 16 cleric, access to mass heals. 16 cleric/4 fighter pre-epic, I'd say go 18 DD, 2 fighter post epic. EWS from fighter(or use the bonus feat for one of the EDR's), -/12 DR from DD, add to that the epic DR feats, -/21 DR. You could swap around the levels to get in DD earlier, but divine power will make up for the lower AB.
Maxing con, you could do all the epic general feats as great cons, take the EDR feats on the fighter bonus feat and two DD bonus feats. That'll preclude access to epic weapon focus/prowress/whatever, but if the point is super tank with full healing... AB's not a huge issue.
AB actually shouldn't be a problem. Divine favor, divine power, tensors potions, warhulk and tomes, you should be able to get a relatively decent AB, I'd guess around +54 with buffs, but that's just off the top of my head, no math checking.
Stoneheart dwarf, starting stats, str9, dex 11, con 20(22 with stoneheart bonus), 8 int, 16 wis, 6 cha. 16 cleric, 4 fighter, 10DD, 2 fighter, 8DD levelling, everything into con, EDR feats on bonus feat levels fighter/DD, general feats great con I-VII. Pre epic feats, toughness, dodge... everything else whatever.... I'd say go some meta magic feats (for the non-heal curing spells, exotic weapons (soul gathering sword)... still a few feas to play with as wanted.
Final stats, 16 str, 13 dex, 42 con, 10 int, 18 wis, 6 cha (8 wth book). 44 con with +5 book.... 64 con with stat buys from Shae, that'll add another 440 HP.
Base HP 1084, 1324 with +12 con gear. 1764 HP with +5 book, +20 stat buys and +12 gear. 3528 HP with abundant life amulet on top of all that.
15 base AC, 54 with 20 tumble, full plate, +8 bracers, +5 tower, ring, amulet, boots. 58 with haste potions.
+57 AB with +5 weapon, divine power/favor, prayer, battletide, and tensors potion. 4 APR base, 6 APR with tensors/haste.
40 base fort save, 54 fort saved buffed. 17 base reflex save, 23 buffed, 25 base will save, 31 buffed.
4 casts of heal, 3 casts of mass heal base. 6 heals, 4 mass heals with +12 wisdom gear. This doesn't include still-spell slots used for heal.
-/21 base DR, -/31 with -/10 resistance gear.
Could go XBow, but the benefit would be only a +1AB, and with the cost of having to take the rapid reload feat for the same APR, and zen archery feat to get the wisdom modifier for AB instead of dex. Str damage would be limited to the mighty property on the bow too, and just on average, bows have less possible damage output (1d4 elementals on an everfull quiver, can't dwarf upgrade those, str bonus limited by mighty, no magical/pos/neg damage unless you use special arrows (and crystal them up, costly and all that). Divine damage would be possible, with divine might, but the CHA would be very low, so it'd be a very limited use.
Ironheart would negate the crit threat, sure, but at the loss of -/12 DR. The higher AC would be good though. In that case, I'd go 20 cleric, 10 ironheart, 10 fighter, get in more bonus feats post-epic, stilled-mass heals.
In that case too I'd go gnome over dwarf, badgerkin gnomes get a +4 to con, so the end result would be 66 con with all possible boosts.
Dragonsoul can get more con in too, but again with the loss of the damage resistance which is a big part of dave's idea I think. The dragonsoul would have higher AC though as well like the ironheart combo.
Yeah AC isnt a big deal past 50 or so, for a hitpoint build like this.
The DR is useful against the physical damages, and elemental resists and be upgrades for the most part. The real threats some in pos/neg/magic/divine damages.
If you sacrifice some DR, you will take more dmg on average, but extra hps are very attractive due to the full heal option. The more hps available, the less risk of not getting the heal off in time, as depending on circumstances... the "casting lag" can seem like an eternity before you can get the spell off.
Both paths are valid i think, in the end the idea is being able to totally outlast just about any threat. Provided you dont get hit with spell failure, or any sort of disabling conditions... it would take a DAMN long time to kill you. And that time can be used to good effect in myriad ways.
Dragonsoul does have some nifty permutations, especially with a CON focused heritage.
The homepage says arcane, but I dunno if it's actually just arcane (as with crag's stone armor) or general (tensors, which blocks divine casting as well as arcane).
...3528 HP with abundant life amulet on top of all that.
Heh...that's 300+ HPs over Phyllick's* HP.
My take on it is pretty basic, going for straight up, maxxed out hps.
Firestarter will lose the full heal spells, tho.
That's a good point... Firestarter requires Conflagral as a patron deity.
Even still... with 33% HP healed per heal spell, with this build's HP, that's a lotta healed HP.
Oh, sorry the firestarter idea was an off-topic thought.... I was merely throing it out there as a way to optimize a firestarter build by cranking CON.... by no means was it intended as a cleric/healer build..... after all... if you want dragonsoul, you gotta go bard or sorceror, and then with dragonsoul and firestarter that is all 3 classes you can have. Cleric wont fit.


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LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT's Jamie Gray Hyder on Why She's Marching Against Police Brutality
LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT — "The Things We Have to Lose" Episode 21020 — Pictured: Jamie Gray Hyder as Officer Katriona "Kat" Azar Tamin — (Photo by: Heidi Gutman/NBC)
In the aftermath of George Floyd's murder, as protests in support of Black Lives Matter and against systemic police brutality have swept the world, new LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT star Jamie Gray Hyder has reflected on having to grapple with the state of the world while portraying a cop on television.
"Yes, it is a weird time to be playing a cop on television, especially as I march alongside the [thousands] in NYC protesting police brutality," she said in a lengthy statement on social media. "I believe the officers we represent on our show are the ones you want to show up in your time of need, empathetic and kind, but sadly fictional. Countless survivors of sexual assault have approached me in public and expressed how they wished we were the officers handling their real cases. I do believe there are police like our characters who are good people with good intentions, but that isn't enough when all police are part of an inherently discriminate system."
"I believe our show strives to positively represent the real SVU officers doing good in the NYPD, but I don't think we've shied away from discussing the shortcomings of the criminal justice and law enforcement systems, and the lack of caring for minority and impoverished victims," she continued. "I believe Kat represents a new generation that isn't afraid to ruffle some feathers and speak up against injustice and bureaucracy on behalf of underserved populations. I, Jamie, strive to use my platform to the same end, and I stand as an ally with the women and men of our Black community, today and every day. If she could, I think Kat would be marching right alongside me, but that be would some meta-ass shit."
Hyder joined the series in the milestone season 21 premiere—the show officially became the longest-running primetime drama during the 2019-2020 season—as Officer Katriona "Kat" Tamin and was promoted to a series regular a few episodes in. The actress has also been vocal on social media supporting Black Lives Matter and the ongoing protests.
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Watching TV on Android & iOS is now easier than ever, thanks to dozens of IPTV applications that can be downloaded. Among them is DADU TV, an app that offers us Indian and British TV absolutely free.
Indian TV and television channels in EnglishIt may not be the best application for watching TV (others like Mobdro and You TV Player come to mind) due to the amount of advertising that it features.
But if you are looking for Indian TV channels along with others that are broadcast in English, this app features a very decent range of content. All you have to do is browse the menu and when you find something you want to watch, simply tap on it.
Application Name DADU TV
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Developer Team Firoz Dadu & Team
The app offers all its channels in a general menu, but users can go straight to channels that specialize in sports shows given that it features specialized content. So whether you want to watch movies, series, TV shows, or whether you want to enjoy football or the top cricket matches you won't be disappointed.
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NEW YORK – January 8, 2015 – Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL) the global children's publishing, education and media company, today released results from the fifth edition of the Kids & Family Reading Report™, a biannual national survey of children ages 6–17 and their parents exploring their attitudes and behaviors around reading books for fun. Key findings reveal predictors of reading frequency, the importance of reading aloud to children at various ages, how frequently children have opportunities to read for pleasure at school and much more. For the first time, this year's survey also includes data from parents of children ages 0–5 to shed a light on the role parents play in children's literacy development before they enter school.
Frequent readers—defined as children who read books for fun 5–7 days a week—differ substantially in a number of ways from infrequent readers—those who read books for fun less than one day a week. For instance, among children ages 6–11, frequent readers read an average of 43.4 books per year, whereas infrequent readers read only 21.1. There is an even more profound difference among frequent readers ages 12–17, who read 39.6 books annually, and infrequent readers, who read only 4.7 books. The Kids & Family Reading Report asks what makes children frequent readers, creating two models for predicting children's reading frequency—one each among kids ages 6–11 and 12–17—constructed through a regression analysis of more than 130 data measures from the survey.
the child's belief that reading for fun is important.
the child is less likely to use a computer for fun 5–7 days a week.
the parent(s) help find books for the child and use specific strategies to encourage reading for fun.
More than half of children ages 0–5 (54%) are read aloud to at home 5–7 days a week. This declines to only one in three kids ages 6–8 (34%) and to one in six kids ages 9–11 (17%); four in 10 children ages 6–11 who are no longer read books aloud at home (40%) say they wished their parents had continued reading aloud to them.
Nearly three-quarters of parents with children ages 0–5 (73%) say they started reading aloud to their child before age one, but only 30% say they began before the age of three months.
Six in 10 parents with children ages 0–5 (60%) have received advice that children should be read aloud to from birth; however, just under half of parents in the lowest-income households (47%) received this advice, versus 74% in the highest-income households.
One-third of children ages 6–17 (33%) say their class has a designated time during the school day to read a book of their choice independently, but only 17% do this every or almost every school day.
Half of children ages 6–17 who read independently as a class or school (52%) say it's one of their favorite parts of the day or wish it would happen more often.
Sixty-one percent of children ages 6–17 who live in the lowest-income households say they read books for fun mostly in school, or the same amount in school and at home, while only 32% of children ages 6–17 who live the highest-income homes say the same.
Scholastic previously released data on "What Kids Want in Books" as a sneak preview of the full report, which is now expanded in the fifth edition.
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The Kids & Family Reading Report is a biannual report from Scholastic and is managed by YouGov. Results are from a nationally representative survey with a total sample size of 2,558 parents and children, including 506 parents of children ages 0–5; 1,026 parents of children ages 6–17; plus one child age 6–17 from the same household. The survey was conducted from August 29, 2014 through September 10, 2014. For the full methodology, see www.scholastic.com/readingreport.
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Q: Will I be able to play Destiny's daily/weekly heroic and nightfalls anymore without the expansion The 1st expansion of Destiny went live this week.  I have not purchased the expansion yet.  The Daily and Weekly heroic quests and Nightfall show locked now.  I'm not sure if I want to purchase the Expansion especially if parts of the game are going to be disabled if I don't keep up with purchasing the expansions.

A: You will. The daily and weekly activities will rotate between original and expansion content. According to the Bungie Weekly Update this week:

Daily and Weekly Heroic Activities
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Interested in STEM internships or pursuing faculty-mentored research? ALLIES invites you to apply to one of our funded summer opportunities!
Opportunities funded through ALLIES in STEM are detailed below, as well as, previous students awarded fellowships.
The goal of the ALLIES in STEM Research fellowships is to have students engage in research that is full-time, faculty-mentored, novel, and presentable outside the university. The quality of the mentoring from the faculty member is vital as the goal of these fellowships is to advance the students in their professional and personal development. Projects across a broad range of disciplines are desired, but all must meet the criteria of being research. We will award up to 20 fellowships for the summer.
Students may apply for approximately $4,750 that requires that the student participate in approximately 8 weeks of full-time (40 hours per week) mentored summer research with a Cal Lutheran faculty member.
Funds for approved "consumables" can be provided (up to $500). Consumables include printing costs, travel to special libraries, office supplies, chemicals, etc. Consumables do not include dining costs, books or films, payment for subjects or non-essential travel costs. All expenditures must be approved prior to purchase by ALLIES in STEM.
Faculty compensation is $1000 per student.
Nonetheless, all students who identify as Hispanic/Latinx, and/or Low-Income and/or other underrepresented are highly encouraged to apply.
Must have an on-campus faculty mentor who will guide you throughout your research experience.
Research typically begins around May 21st and concludes in late July, early August, but may begin as early as May 14th and may continue through the summer. It must conclude prior to the start of fall classes.
Make sure to discuss expectations past the 8 weeks of funded research with your faculty member.
Students MUST participate in all summer OURCS Workshops, Oral Presentations, & Sessions.
Both the Research Fellow and their Faculty Mentor must complete a Research Acumen & Mentoring survey after completion of the 8-weeks of research.
Must participate in the Student Research Symposium & Festival of Scholars.
During the academic year, you may be asked to assist with workshops, events, trainings, & meetings to support first-year STEM Scholars & researchers.
Talk with a faculty member in your area of study about possibly working with them over the summer.
With your faculty mentor, decide on a topic & write a 1-2 page proposal for the research project that you intend to conduct during the summer with your faculty mentor. It should contain the following sections.
Email ALLIES. If you are planning to submit an application, please email lorenzoramirez@callutheran.edu let us know via email as early as possible. This is not binding, but rather to give us a rough idea of how many applications we can anticipate.
Recommendation: In addition to the application, each application must include a confidential Research Fellow Recommendation form from another faculty member (not the faculty research mentor). The reference should comment on the student's academic abilities as well as their work ethic, responsibility, and initiative.
All applications for ALLIES Research Fellowships will be reviewed by ALLIES in STEM professional team.
Faculty and students will be notified of the status of their application within approximately 3 weeks via email.
If you have any questions or want to discuss interest in any of these opportunities, please contact Dr. Lorenzo Ramirez lorenzoramirez@callutheran.edu.
The goal of the ALLIES in STEM School for Field Studies (SFS) Intern fellowship is to have students engage in hands-on, research experiences in biological and life sciences while studying abroad during the summer. The experience of participating in research experiences are vital to help advance STEM students towards their STEM career path.
Funding is contigent upon approval from The School for Field Studies, ALLIES in STEM, and Cal Lutheran Study Abroad offices.
Must be majoring in a discipline within the Natural Sciences Division. Especially students majoring in the biological sciences, environmental science, and geology.
Must complete one summer SFS session (4 weeks long).
Opportunities usually occur between June & August.
Fill out all School for Field Studies application forms, documentation, & recommendations.
Fill out any Study Abroad application forms, documentation, & recommendations.
All applications for ALLIES SFS Intern Fellowships will be reviewed by ALLIES in STEM professional team, the Cal Lutheran Study Abroad office, and SFS admissions team.
Relatedness of career opportunity to the student's major and future career interests.
Students will be notified of the status of their application within approximately 3 weeks via email.
The goal of the ALLIES in STEM PDO fellowship is to have students engage in hands-on, career exploration through research, STEM, and/or technical internships, conferences, professional development experiences at Cal Lutheran approved organization. These experience are vital to help advance STEM students towards their STEM career path.
Students submit an application regarding a specific STEM professional development opportunity that they want to partake in.
Funding decisions will be made based on the opportunity, duration of the opportunity, and relevance to the student's career path.
Student must agree to meet the goals of the fellowship and its evaluation. **Considerations may be given to pay for the cost of participating in professional opportunities (e.g. COPE Health) that require a participation cost.
Talk with Dr. Lorenzo Ramirez to discuss whether the Professional Development Opportunity you wish to participate in is eligible for Fellowship funding.
All applications for will be reviewed by ALLIES in STEM professional team.
Eligibility of professional development opportunity.
Doable and likely that the main goals will be accomplished by the student in the agreed upon timeline.
As members of the ALLIES in STEM Center and STEM Academy staff, Peer Tutors work with students on an individual basis to answer questions on course content and to provide study strategies to aid in the mastery of course content. Peer Tutors are knowledgeable in different study skill techniques and STEM subject areas, committed to academic achievement, patient while working with STEM students from diverse backgrounds, and recognized as leaders within the STEM departments. Peer Tutors are highly respected contributors to the ALLIES in STEM Center and the Cal Lutheran community, and will receive exceptional training and professional development through the OPAL program.
Must attend the ALLIES in STEM Professional Development trainings.
Talk with Francesca Nesfield (OPAL Coordinator) to discuss the STEM Academy Peer Tutor position.
Fill out an ALLIES Peer Tutor application.
The Arcadia Fellowship is a collaboration between ALLIES in STEM, CLU Study Abroad and Arcadia University. The Arcadia Fellows will participate in an Arcadia University Summer 2019 program. Upon completion of the program, students will receive Cal Lutheran course credit, contingent on approval from Department Chair or will be applied as elective units.
ALLIES will award a Fellowship of $4,750 to go towards Arcadia Summer Tuition.
Arcadia University will provide a Scholarship for Tuition.
Study Abroad funding will be awarded for any gaps in flight costs upon student need.
Identify from a group traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields (Latinx, Low-income, Women, African American, Native Americans, and/or Alaskan Natives).
If you are interested in the ALLIES in STEM Peer Mentor role, → you will need to submit the Peer Mentor application in addition to this one.
For program specifics, please contact Arcadia or Cal Lutheran Study Abroad directly, upon selection of desired program.
Fill out all Arcadia University application forms, documentation, & recommendations.
All applications for ALLIES Arcadia University Study Abroad Fellowships will be reviewed by ALLIES in STEM professional team, the Cal Lutheran Study Abroad office, and Arcadia University admissions team.


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Our staff at Bunker Family Funerals & Cremation have received numerous awards for customer service. Our commitment to superior service has lead to a 99% family satisfaction rating. Our staff continues to receive ongoing training from many outside professionals in an effort to constantly improve the quality of care we provide families in the most difficult of times. We strongly believe our staff represents the most knowledgable, professional, and compassionate group in the industry.
It's with great honor that our family has had the privilege of serving the great families of Arizona for 100 years. We consider this not only a great blessing, but a great responsibility. It's our hope that every family we serve feels like family.
We have two locations to serve the families of Mesa and the East Valley. Each of our locations offers a wide range of products and services to meet your immediate or future needs. We believe we offer families the most beautiful facilities in the area. We received the "Mesa Mayor's Award for Architecture and Design".
A visitation, often called a viewing, is an opportunity to interact with friends and family usually with the casket and deceased loved one present. This can be done at one of our beautiful facilities, or at another location of your choice. Though a number of people choose to have this open to the public, you are certainly permitted to invite only close friends and family. A visitation is usually held the night prior and/or just prior to the funeral service.
A Funeral Service is the opportunity for family and friends to get together in a more formal setting and celebrate the life of the lost loved one through written speeches, song, and shared memories. With that said, we encourage families to commemorate their loved one's life in the way they see most appropriate, as formal or casual as that may be. A funeral usually takes place in one of our funeral chapels, or an offsite church building. The word funeral implies that the body is present.
A graveside service is a service held at the location of the decedents final place of disposition. This can be done in addition to the two services listed above, or as the only formal service. We provide premium audio equipment for the graveside, to assure that even the largest of groups gathered at a graveside will clearly hear everything said at the service.


New single from Stockholm Noir is trance perfection.
Trance as a genre seems to have disappeared in the last fifteen years or so. Luckily, Stockholm Noir hasn't given up on the scene – which is why infectious new single Boy Like A Girl is the perfect mindnumbing (in a good way) track to put the genre back on the musical map.
At just under five minutes long, this isn't your typical electronic number. It's a track ideally suited to listening in the dead of night, when you reach peak tiredness/inebriation and simply need something to lose yourself in. Propelled by a marching beat and punctuated only by hypnotic vocals that soar through the ambient wash of synths, the track does everything right.
Stockholm Noir even manages to work in lyrical subject matter that immediately modernises the track. Touching on the very 21st century topic of gender identity and social perceptions, it's enough to make this track distinct from the trance of days gone by.
It's minimalistic, memorable and completely mesmerising: the perfect formula for a consuming sense of immersion that brings a new meaning to the term stockholm syndrome.


It's something no mother would ever want to experience. The unexpected appearance of state security officers on your doorstep, to inform you that your daughter was planning to leave for Syria to allegedly join the terrorist militia "Islamic State."
But that is exactly what happened to Monika Muller. She recalls every detail of that particular day in 2014 when she was told about her daughter Sophia. Her shock was followed by relief: the police had been acting on false rumours the officers had seemingly picked up in a mosque. But how did Sophia and her family get to this point? Muller was willing to share her daughter's journey, but only on condition that her family's anonymity be protected.
In her early 60s, Muller is a woman who likes to laugh. Her alert face is framed by short red hair. She is a doctor in a mid-sized town in Germany's most populous state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where we met in her practice. We became aware of Muller through an aid project focussing on de-radicalisation. For two years now, she has been working with the project, trying to warn young people about the dangers of Islamist radicalisation.
Trauma a reason for converting to Islam: Monika Muller attributes the fact that Sophia, who is now 24, converted to Islam as a teenager to an event that she describes only vaguely in conversation with us as a "traumatic experience outside the family"
During her talks, she always recalls her daughter: "Young people should be alert, so that they are not simply persuaded to do things by just anybody." She emphasises that this does not only apply to religious radicalisation: "It would be the same if the young people were right-wing extremists. Radicalisation can cause a family to break apart."
Muller's family is still intact. The mother maintains close contact with her daughter Sophia, who is now 24. They call and message each other almost every day and visit each other regularly. Sometimes they go out together – for example to the Christmas market. But that wasn't always the case. There were times of complete silence – sometimes for months, when the family's fabric disintegrated under intense pressure.


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eSports Platform EloPlay to Hold a Token Sale
November 4, 2018 administrator
eSports platform Eloplay will maintain a token sale of its ELT tokens that allow the platform's Good Tournaments mannequin, which permits gamers to arrange decentralized prize swimming pools. This makes eSports extra accessible to future skilled cyberathletes.
Notably, EloPlay has been energetic for 2 years, and already has 90,00zero registered customers. It was based again in 2015 as a one-on-one gaming platform. Since then, three,500 tournaments and 80,00zero battles have been held in such disciplines as League of Legends (LoL), Dota 2, Hearthstone, and Counter-Strike: World Offensive (CS:GO).
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Ireland has always had something of intimate relationship with the whole Eurovision phenomenon. From first winning it back in 1965, we've won it a record seven times, including three times in a row in 1992, 1993 and 1994. The latter of those "successes" fell to 'Rock 'n' Roll Kids', performed by Paul Harrington.
Twenty years on – and ahead of the 59th annual Eurovision on Saturday night – Dublin indie rock trio No Monster Clubhave decided to put their own spin on that song.
Sound slightly dodgy? Think again. The track – clocking in at just under three minutes – is given a scuzzy lo-fi makeover courtesy of Bobby Aherne and co. In many ways, they resuscitate a forgotten corpse, resigned to the dusty echelons of Eurovision history for eternity. That, in itself, is admirable.
Stream the track – produced by Mark Chester – via Soundcloud below.


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Border-Ball movie screening January 15-16 on ArtCenter DTLA website
The Border-Ball movie is screening January 15-16 on the ArtCenter DTLA website. Watch the film and see the virtual show at: http://www.artcenter.edu/about/exhibitions/border-ball.html
The film chronicles my 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S. – Mexico border and shares stories of people I meet along the way. Featuring interviews by Humberto Velázquez Villalvazo, Estella Vargas, Uriel Vicona Guzman, Maggie Gonzalez, and Alam Martinez.
Alam Martinez: "El centro de detención de Otay Mesa… no es un lugar grato pa'ver a mi hermano… Hemos crecido juntos en toda la vida y la verdad lo extraño mucho… Me duele mi corazón." "The Otay Mesa Detention Center… is not an enjoyable place to see my brother… We've grown up together our entire lives and I really miss him… My heart aches."
Author Joel TauberPosted on January 13, 2021 Tags Alam Martinez, ArtCenter DTLA, Border-Ball, Estella Vargas, Humberto Velázquez Villalvazo, Joel Tauber, Maggie Gonzalez, Uriel Vicona GuzmanLeave a comment on Border-Ball movie screening January 15-16 on ArtCenter DTLA website
Border-Ball awarded Best Experimental Short at Pure Magic International Film Festival
Many thanks to the Pure Magic International Film Festival for awarding Border-Ball "Best Experimental Short"!
Author Joel TauberPosted on January 11, 2021 Tags Amsterdam, Border-Ball, Joel Tauber, movie, Pure Magic International Film Festival
Border-Ball movie screenings on the Big Apple Film Festival website
The Border-Ball movie is screening
On the Big Apple Film Festival website.
Tickets and more info:
https://www.goelevent.com/BAFF/e/DocumentaryShortsBlock1
The first phase of the ArtCenter exhibition of Border-Ball continues as a virtual show on the ArtCenter website through January 16, 2021. See the virtual show at: http://www.artcenter.edu/about/exhibitions/border-ball.html
Participate by sharing your thoughts and stories about immigration and borders, learning more about how we're treating immigrants, and doing what you can to help.
Author Joel TauberPosted on November 12, 2020 Tags ArtCenter, Big Apple Film Festival, Border-Ball, Joel Tauber, movie, New York, participateLeave a comment on Border-Ball movie screenings on the Big Apple Film Festival website
Conversations with Christina Valentine and Lawren Desai about Border-Ball
It was a joy talking with Christina Valentine, program director of ArtCenter DTLA, about Border-Ball. The virtual show of the project continues on the ArtCenter website through January 16. And the physical installation will be exhibited at ArtCenter DTLA from November 4, 2021 – January 22, 2022.
It was also wonderful to talk with Lawren Desai, executive director and curator of a/perture cinema, about Border-Ball. The movie screens on the a/perture cinema website through November 5. And our conversation can be seen here.
Author Joel TauberPosted on October 30, 2020 Tags aperture cinema, ArtCenter DTLA, Border-Ball, Christina Valentine, Joel Tauber, Lawren DesaiLeave a comment on Conversations with Christina Valentine and Lawren Desai about Border-Ball
Border-Ball movie screenings on aperture cinema website
October 20 – November 5
On the a/perture cinema website.
Watch the film at:
https://aperturecinema.com/movies/border-ball/
Participate by sharing your stories about immigration, learning more about how we're treating immigrants, and doing what you can to help.
Author Joel TauberPosted on October 20, 2020 Tags aperture cinema, ArtCenter, Border-Ball, exhibition, Joel Tauber, movie, participateLeave a comment on Border-Ball movie screenings on aperture cinema website
Border-Ball movie premiere and show at ArtCenter
I'm excited to announce that the Border-Ball movie—which chronicles my recent pilgrimage along the U.S. – Mexico border and shares stories of people I met along the way—premieres October 17-18.
Please join me for the movie screenings anytime this coming weekend on the ArtCenter website. The screenings are part of a multi-phase exhibition of Border-Ball at ArtCenter: first virtually, October 17, 2020 – January 16, 2021, on the ArtCenter website; and then physically, in Autumn 2021, as a 9-channel video installation at ArtCenter DTLA.
I invite you to participate further by:
Sharing your stories about immigration
Learning more about how we're treating immigrants
And by helping out in whatever ways you can.
More info below.
ArtCenter College of Design
ArtCenter Exhibitions
Border-Ball: A 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S. and Mexico Border
Exhibition explores immigration, compassion and hope
Online Exhibition Dates:
10/17/20 – 1/16/2020
On-site Exhibition to follow in Fall 2021.
(Pasadena, Calif.) Sept. 25, 2020 – ArtCenter DTLA launches the online premiere of Border-Ball, the first phase of the culminating exhibition of a 40-day pilgrimage (October 29 – December 7, 2019) along the U.S. and Mexico border by artist Joel Tauber.
Border-Ball explores the meaning of the wall and how it impacts the human race psychologically, ethically and spiritually. Through the shared cultural experience of baseball that extends beyond boundaries, Tauber asks probing questions about immigration, compassion, imprisonment and more.
Tauber began his pilgrimage at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry in San Diego, California, and walked along the Border Wall before heading north two and a half miles to the Otay Mesa Detention Center. He travelled there and back again daily—a seven-mile journey that connects legal entry to the U.S. with the Border Wall and the Detention Center holding those who might be in the country without legal permits. While walking, he declares, in English as well as some Spanish, an adaptation of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame:"
Walk with me along the border. Play catch with me in front of the wall. I don't care what part of the world you're from. Let's root, root, root for teamwork. If we don't find some, it's a shame. For it's one, two, three strikes, we're out at the old ball game.
He also proclaims, as an adaptation of "The Star-Spangled Banner:"
Oh, say, can you see, our country's gorgeous dream: an endless field of green, where everyone can live and play? Our star-spangled banner yet waves, over the land of immigrants and the home of us all!
Tauber wore a custom vintage baseball uniform and backpack in blue, white and red. Tossing a baseball as he walked along, the artist invited people who walked along with him to play catch.
The exhibition will be presented in two phases. The online exhibition presents the trailer of the 20-minute documentary of the project with information and still-images of Tauber's journey. The first phase will also feature an artist talk (Oct. 23) and a limited premiere of the Border-Ball documentary (Oct. 17 and 18). With the central component of the exhibition highlighting the personal stories of immigration, the online exhibition will feature an ongoing interactive link for visitors to the site to share their own stories on immigration.
The second phase of the exhibition will be the on-site installation of the Border-Ball project in Fall 2021 featuring a video series of interviews of people Tauber met while on his border walk. A collection of personal reflections and stories related to border and baseball, the interviews reflect the complexity of our relationships across demarcated boundaries. Presented as an installation project, Border-Ball will also comprise of photos and documentation of the 40-day pilgrimage along with an interactive piece where visitors are invited to play catch and add their own stories about baseball and the border.
Border-Ball was developed in part through Tauber's interpretation of Tikkun Olam, a Kabbalistic mandate to do what we can to save the world. By framing his performance and documentation along the border as a pilgrimage, the artist raises the performative gesture to a meditative action of care and opens up the opportunity to share in conversation about the border rather than limit it to polemics.
Tauber was born in 1972 in Boston, Massachusetts, and comes from a long line of rabbis. His work focuses on generating conversation and facilitating change. Most recently, Tauber's "The Sharing Project" movie was named Best International Documentary Film by the Vintage International Film Festival (Kolhapur, India) and Best International Documentary Short by the Lake City International Film Festival (Noida, India). He lives and works in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he is associate professor of art at Wake Forest University.
ArtCenter DTLA
Los Angeles, Calif. 90013
DTLA@artcenter.edu
Exhibition hours:
Please note: Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, exhibitions in ArtCenter's galleries may not be available for visits by the public. Please check with the gallery before visiting. Email dtla@artcenter.edu.
Parking is available at 415 S. Main Street (left side of Main St.; entrance between Kazunori and Big Man Bakes.) Rates are $5 for the first 90 minutes. $10 maximum. A kiosk located near the garage entrance accepts both cash and card. ArtCenter DTLA does not offer validation. From the parking garage, walk down Main St. and turn left on 4th. ArtCenter DTLA is on the left side of 4thSt.
Subway/Bus:
ArtCenter DTLA is accessible by public transportation. The Pershing Square Subway Station is three blocks away. Metro 92, 33, 68, 733, and DASH Downtown D on Main Street and Metro 28, 40, 45, 83, and 745 on Spring Street all stop within a block of ArtCenter DTLA. Visit Metro for bus and subway maps or call 323 466-3876.
Plan your trip using LADOT or Metro bike maps. Refer to Metro Bike Share Map for kiosk near you. Free bike parking is located in the parking garage at 415 S. Main St.
About ArtCenter DTLA: As a satellite of the College, ArtCenter DTLA provides a platform for dialogue and engagement, intersecting the campus with the Los Angeles community. As an extension of the Exhibition department's mission, ArtCenter DTLA's programming will focus on events and exhibitions that are critically engaging from a transdisciplinary perspective. Drawing on the resources of the College and the Los Angeles art community to collaboratively build and contribute to a culture that is diverse, innovative and relevant.
About ArtCenter Exhibitions
ArtCenter Exhibitions includes the Alyce de Roulet Williamson Gallery at its north campus in Pasadena, the Peter and Merle Mullin Gallery, the Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography Gallery and the Hutto-Patterson Exhibition Hall at its south campus in Pasadena, and ArtCenter DTLA Gallery in downtown Los Angeles. These curated spaces embody ArtCenter's institutional will to understand artistic thinking and design strategies as levers in promoting social advancement, the pursuit of humanitarian innovation and use of critical inquiry to clarify objectives and truths. Using the lens of contemporary art and design, the mission of ArtCenter Exhibitions is to ignite emotional resonance, provoke intellectual dissonance and conjure unexpected pathways of thinking.
About ArtCenter: Founded in 1930 and located in Pasadena, California, ArtCenter College of Design is a global leader in art and design education. ArtCenter offers 11 undergraduate and seven graduate degrees in a wide variety of industrial design disciplines as well as visual and applied arts. In addition to its top-ranked academic programs, the College also serves members of the Greater Los Angeles region through a highly regarded series of year-round educational programs for all ages and levels of experience. Renowned for both its ties to industry and its social impact initiatives, ArtCenter is the first design school to receive the United Nations' Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) status. Throughout the College's long and storied history, ArtCenter alumni have had a profound impact on popular culture, the way we live and important issues in our society.
Teri Bond
Media Relations Director
teri.bond@artcenter.edu
Author Joel TauberPosted on October 13, 2020 Tags 40 days, ArtCenter, border, Border-Ball, exhibition, Joel Tauber, Mexico, movie, pilgrimage, United StatesLeave a comment on Border-Ball movie premiere and show at ArtCenter
Stories about Border-Ball in Fresh Ink For Teens and Old Gold And Black
Many thanks to Rena Max for her wonderful story about Border-Ball, Sick-Amour, and doing what we can to improve the world. The story, "Tikkun Olam: Improving The World Through Creativity. An interview with Joel Tauber inspires change", went live on March 4 in Fresh Ink For Teens and can be read here.
Many thanks to Will May as well for his excellent story about Border-Ball. The story, "Deacon Profile: Joel Tauber", was published on December 7 (2019) in the Old Gold And Black: Wake Forest Student Paper and can be read here.
Author Joel TauberPosted on March 7, 2020 March 7, 2020 Tags 40 days, baseball, border, border wall, Border-Ball, Fresh Ink For Teens, improving the world, Jewish Week, Joel Tauber, Old Gold And Black, Otay Mesa Detention Center, Otay Mesa Port of Entry, Rena Max, Sick-Amour, The Tree, tikkun olam, Wake Forest University, Will May
The Otay Mesa Detention Center
The Otay Mesa Detention Center troubles me. I walk there everyday from the Otay Mesa Port of Entry as part of my 40-day pilgrimage. Guards slowly circle the Detention Center in vans. They stare at me. I meet their gaze. They tell me that I have to remain on the sidewalk. The large private prison company that owns and operates the Detention Center, CoreCivic, maintains the dirt pathway that surrounds it. I cannot film, or even stand, on this pathway—or on the very large parking lot where the multitude of Detention Center employees park their cars.
I stand on the sidewalk and bear witness. I toss a ball, repetitively and meditatively, contemplating the expanse of concrete "pods" holding the detainees. Three layers of barbed wire and electric fencing separate me from the people locked inside. I cannot see them. I cannot talk with them or play catch with them. I cannot offer food or other forms of direct aid.
I try to imagine what it must be like for the detainees—especially those who are forced to remain in the Detention Center for years on end. Refugees. Dreamers. Most have no criminal records whatsoever. Treated like prisoners. In jumpsuits. Living in concrete cages. Breathing in terrible air from the power plant across the street. Suffering, according to multiple reports, from physical and sexual abuse. Medical neglect. Contaminated and insufficient food. Forced labor.
I toss the ball and I think about how my paternal grandparents survived the Holocaust. How my grandfather's brother died in a labor camp. How I am a descendant of immigrants who came to this country because they believed, like I do, that it is a welcoming place that values people from all ethnic backgrounds and religious beliefs. A compassionate country that finds homes for refugees, that cares for those that need help.
I'm still shocked by the march in Charlottesville, so close to where I live with my wife and two young boys. Klansmen without hoods, shouting openly about killing Jews and African Americans. I'm frightened by the rise of racist rhetoric and the rise of hate crimes. And I'm terrified by white nationalism.
But, I have hope nonetheless. I continue to believe in our country. I'm confident that we will rediscover our values. So, I toss a ball and declare:
On Thanksgiving, a guard stops his van and tells me that he sees me everyday. We discuss the Detention Center, the Border, the Wall. The value of compassion. A friend who has walked with me that day adds his thoughts. Then the guard asks: "we need this place, right?" I thank him for asking such an important question. He thanks me. Then the guard resumes circling the Detention Center in his van. And I start walking back to the Port of Entry with my friend, as the conversation circles over and over again in my mind.
Author Joel TauberPosted on December 3, 2019 August 22, 2020 Tags 40 days, baseball, bearing witness, border, Border-Ball, Joel Tauber, Otay Mesa Detention Center, pilgrimage, refugees, San Diego, teammates, we are all connected
The Border Wall
I'm continually confronted by the Border Wall. I walk alongside it everyday, while making my 40-Day Pilgrimage from the Otay Mesa Port of Entry to the Otay Mesa Detention Center, and then back again.
The Wall seems most imposing to me from the easternmost point of my 7 mile route before I head north towards the Detention Center. The towering metal barricade marches seemingly forever east, past the horizon line. I stare at the Wall, but I cannot touch it. I face it behind a second shorter metal fence and a restricted buffer zone of highly patrolled land.
I stand at this spot, tossing a ball and thinking about the Wall. I interview people about the border and about baseball, and I toss a ball with them. I talk to Border Patrol agents nearby. Then, I toss a ball to myself some more.
And I wonder. What does the Wall do to us? Psychologically? Ethically? Spiritually? What happens when we emphasize, so clearly, the boundaries between us? When we heighten them with steel, rebar, and concrete? Does the Wall make it harder to recognize that we're all connected to each other? That we're all on the same team?
I continue to toss a ball, over and over again. As a ritual. As a meditation. As a prayer. I think about our teammates who are suffering. The hungry. The homeless. The refugees who we turn away. And all those we lock up in detention centers.
Then, I declare:
Author Joel TauberPosted on November 21, 2019 August 22, 2020 Tags 40 days, baseball, border, border wall, Border-Ball, Joel Tauber, pilgrimage, playing catch, San Diego, share stories, teammates, we are all connected
Story about Border-Ball: The Otay Mesa Port Of Entry in The Kite
I love what Rosanna Albertini wrote about Border-Ball and the Otay Mesa Port of Entry in her blog, The Kite: about thinking as the art of desire, and art as the desire of thinking fresh. Inclusivity. How liberty is a better guiding principle than freedom. And how art is the servant of need.
Read Rosanna's post, "Border Ball: THE OTAY MESA PORT OF ENTRY", here.
Author Joel TauberPosted on November 20, 2019 Tags 40 days, Border-Ball, Joel Tauber, Otay Mesa Port of Entry, pilgrimage, Rosanna Albertini, The Kite


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A Arquidiocese de Hyderabad (Archidiœcesis Hyderabadensis) é uma arquidiocese da Igreja Católica situada em Hyderabad, na Índia. É fruto da elevação da Diocese de Hyderabad, antes um vicariato apostólico. Seu atual arcebispo é Anthony Poola. Sua sé é a Catedral São José de Hyderabad.

Possui 100 paróquias, assistidas por 265 padres, além de 2 seminários e várias escolas e hospitais.

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O vicariato apostólico de Hyderabad foi erigido em 20 de maio de 1851 por força do breve Ad universalis Ecclesiae do Papa Pio IX, recebendo o território do vicariato apostólico de Madras (hoje uma arquidiocese).

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Old Town voices concerns: 'Portland unsafe, collapsing'
This entry was posted by Corinne Jackson on September 2, 2021 at 2:39 am
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It's no secret there have been issues in Old Town over the last few weeks and months — garbage, vandalism, tents lining several blocks and a recent spate of violent crimes.
That issue came up during the Old Town Community Association meeting Wednesday afternoon.
At the end of June a woman staying in an Old Town hotel was attacked. A 44-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly chasing the the victim as she walked down the street, grabbed her by the hair, threw her down, kicked her and stabbed her with a nail file.
Hotel guest stabbed in Portland's Old Town neighborhood
Last week two women and a 6-year-old boy visiting from Tacoma were attacked in broad daylight by a woman armed with a machete and an axe while they waited in line for pizza.
The suspect tried to grab the boy but bystanders kept her away, police said.
There have also been numerous shootings in the neighborhood.
5 shot at Old Town vigil hours after homicide
At the meeting Wednesday, Aisha Musa said, "Literally in the last couple of months I've called 911 to report gun fire more often than I've ever called 911 in my entire life."
Jessie Burke, the chair of the Old Town Community Association and the owner of the Society Hotel said what's happening in Old Town is also happening elsewhere.
Jessie Burke, the chair of the Old Town Community Association and the owner of the Society Hotel, September 1, 2021 (KOIN)
"Where we are, and I know a lot of other neighborhoods, too, it's like it's collapsing and unsafe in a way that Portland has not seen, I don't think, at least in my 20 years here," Burke said.
She said they've had ongoing issues with homelessness and mental illness but the spike in gun violence is most concerning.
On August 22, a man was shot and killed inside Mingle Lounge. Then, hours later, 5 people attending a vigil for him were shot.
Burke said the gun violence got worse after funding for police and other public safety programs were cut and she said people need to come together to fight for Portland.
Tags: &#039Portland, collapsing&#039, concerns, town, unsafe, Voices
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