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PANTONE Fashion Color Report Spring 2016
Influenced by the world of art, new global doors opening and the desire to disconnect from technology and unwind, designers this season have gravitated toward a palette that is first and foremost calming. Paying homage to the beauty of natural resources, colors emerging in the Spring collections serve as vehicles that transport wearers to more tranquil, mindful environs which encourage relaxation first, followed by curiosity and exploration.
Designers were also inspired by the contrast of urban design and lush vegetation, leading to unexpected color combinations and collections reminiscent of architecture, travel and nostalgia. By creating looks that truly represent the world we live in, both constructed and organic, designers sought to awaken a sense of reflection, followed by playful escapism. Artists, many of whom are known for bold color usage and strong shapes and lines, played an influential role in this season's styles – from Matisse, Picasso and Frank Stella to Esther Stewart and Sam Falls. With Cuba and other destinations south of the border top of mind, designers are playing with courageous color statements that aren't afraid to be vibrant but at the same time are combined with quieting, classic and more natural tones.
"Colors this season transport us to a happier, sunnier place where we feel free to express a wittier version of our real selves," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. "With our culture still surrounded by so much uncertainty, we are continuing to yearn for those softer shades that offer a sense of calm and relaxation."
A Unisex Palette
Colors this season transcend cultural and gender norms. Vivid brights give way to excitement and optimism, though quiet stability prevails in this season's palette. For Spring 2016 there are truly no perceivable distinctions in color choices between the men's and women's collections, both of which focus on a desire to breathe and reflect, then play.
The soothing, calming nature of colors in the Spring collections are led by Rose Quartz, a persuasive yet gentle tone that conveys compassion and a sense of composure. Like a serene sunset, flushed cheek or budding flower, Rose Quartz reminds us to reflect on our surroundings during the busy but lighthearted spring and summer months.
The fashion and design communities, and consequently, consumers, have been in love with orange for several seasons. Coming to the fore this Spring is, Peach Echo, a shade that emanates friendlier qualities, evoking warmth and accessibility. It is an all-encompassing, tempered companion in the playful orange family.
Weightless and airy, like the expanse of the blue sky above us, Serenity comforts with a calming effect, bringing a feeling of respite even in turbulent times. A transcendent blue, Serenity provides us with a naturally connected sense of space.
A maritime-inspired blue, Snorkel Blue plays in the navy family, but with a happier, more energetic context. The name alone implies a relaxing vacation and encourages escape. It is striking yet still, with lots of activity bursting from its undertones.
While the majority of the Spring/Summer palette trends toward calmness, a few diversions from the theme emerge that offer a contrast. With Buttercup designers reveal a shining beacon transporting its wearer to a happier, sunnier place.
A shade of aqua that leans toward the green family, Limpet Shell is clear, clean and defined. Suggestive of clarity and freshness, its crisp and modern influences evoke a deliberate, mindful tranquility.
As in most any season, the need for neutrals arises. Essentially a basic, the subtlety of the lilac undertone in, Lilac Gray, adds a distinctive edge to this classic gray shade.
The high energy Fiesta is a harbinger of excitement, encouraging free-spirited exploration to unknown but welcoming locales. A strong and fiery, yellow-based red, the vivid Fiesta provides a stark contrast to the calming, softer nature of this season's palette.
A transitional color that will take us through the seasons, Iced Coffee manifests as another strong neutral for the season. With its natural earthy quality, the softness and subtlety of Iced Coffee creates a stable foundation when combined with the rest of this season's palette.
Green Flash calls on its wearer to explore, push the envelope and escape the mundane, radiating an openness that combines with the rest of the palette in unexpected but serendipitous ways. The popularity of this brilliant hue is representative of nature's persistent influence even in urban environments, a trend continuing to inspire designers.
The top ten colors for men's and women's fashion for Spring 2016 are:
PANTONE 13-1520 Rose Quartz
PANTONE 16-1548 Peach Echo
PANTONE 15-3919 Serenity
PANTONE 19-4049 Snorkel Blue
PANTONE 12-0752 Buttercup
PANTONE 13-4810 Limpet Shell
PANTONE 16-3905 Lilac Gray
PANTONE 17-1564 Fiesta
PANTONE 15-1040 Iced Coffee
PANTONE 15-0146 Green Flash


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On March 12, 2020 the Governor Wentworth Regional School District closed its doors due to the new Covid-19 pandemic. No one knew at the time that students and staff would not return to our school buildings for the remainder of the school year. Classes were taught remotely and the Class of 2020 mourned the loss of so many celebratory events including spring concerts, plays and sports, senior banquet, prom, baccalaureate and a traditional graduation. This tile project was created to remember this historic time and the students of the KRHS Class of 2020. Each student from this class was given markers and a tile to decorate as if decorating their own graduation caps. These tiles are shown here and are now on permanent display in the Kingswood Regional High School cafeteria. Congratulations KRHS Class of 2020. You will forever be remembered.
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This year, three of our high school art students, Hope Drenning, Charlotte Hardy and Lyan Sam, submitted a total of seven drawings and paintings to the Scholastic Art Competition. The Scholastic Art Competition is a highly competitive program that recognizes creative expression and artistic achievement in our schools. It is the largest and longest running recognition program for young people in the United States. Over 2,000 art pieces were submitted by grades 7-12 art students from throughout the state and approximately 1,000 won awards. 182 of these artworks were given Gold Key recognition and will represent NH at the National Competition. 4 of these Gold Key artworks belong to our Kingswood students.
We are proud to say that all three students received awards on all of the work they submitted. All three of Hope Drenning's artworks received Gold Key recognition. She also won the Dorothy Messenger Scholarship for her comic "Inventing Honor". Lyan Sam received one Gold Key award, one Silver Key award and an Honorable Mention for her three pieces and Charlotte Hardy received a Silver Key award for her painting. Their work will be on display at Pinkerton
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Image Entertainment presents
Champagne for Caesar (1950)
"We have a Frankenstein on our hands, and a very well-informed Frankenstein. He must be stopped!"
- Burnbridge Waters (Vincent Price)
Review By: Mark Zimmer
Stars: Ronald Colman, Celeste Holm, Vincent Price, Art Linkletter
Other Stars: Barbara Britton, Mel Blanc, Gabriel Heatter, George Fisher, Ellie Marshall
Director: Richard B. Whorf
Manufacturer: deluxe
MPAA Rating: Not Rated for (nothing objectionable)
Run Time: 01h:39m:27s
Audio Transfer
A- A- B- C+ D
With the recent success of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, quiz shows made a brief resurgence recently. Of course, it was nowhere near the scale of the successes of the many game shows of the early 1950s before the scandals depicted in Quiz Show were disclosed. In the more innocent year of 1950, there was still quite a lot of luster on programs such as Twenty-One and The 64 Dollar Question. Champagne for Caesar not only pokes fun at these shows, but also the effect of television, already recognized even then as contributing to a general lowering of American intelligence.
Beauregard Bottomley (Ronald Colman) is a well-read egghead who knows just about everything. Unfortunately, this makes him rather unemployable since no one wants to be around someone who knows everything. His attempts to obtain a position at Milady Soap are torpedoed when he inadvertently offends the president, Burnbridge Waters (Vincent Price). Beauregard decides to get himself onto a quiz program sponsored by Milady Soap where every question allows the money to be doubled. But Beauregard won't be stopped by the $160 limit and gets the viewing public on his side to keep playing...until the entire $40 million value of Milady Soap is on the line. Of course, Waters can't allow this and stoops to any number of stratagems to find a weakness in Beauregard's armor, including having the host Happy Hogan (Art Linkletter) seduce Beauregard's sister Gwenn (Barbara Britton) and sending the heartless but equally smart maneater Flame O'Neil (Celeste Holm) after Beauregard himself.
Colman is in a rather different role here than his usual dashing hero, playing quite against type and thereby increasing the gentle humor of the piece. Linkletter plays the role of host rather more broadly, but it isn't inappropriate considering the rather buffoonish nature of his character as the host. Mel Blanc is also entertaining as the obnoxious parrot Caesar of the title, who seems to have a drinking problem. But the real star of the proceedings is Vincent Price, who finally moves out of heavy and serious leads to play the comic foil and gives a gem of a performance. He steals the show whenever his utterly weird Waters (who is given to going to another plane without notice), especially as he begins to crack when Bottomley wins more and more from week to week. He also demonstrates some of the evil flair that would eventually get him into roles as horror villains in a few years with House of Wax.
The comedy is whimsical rather than broad, but the piece moves along briskly enough, even when it pauses for romance. The romantic interest is helped immeasurably by the picture generally demonstrating an utterly cynical attitude. One also sees Hollywood beginning to see the threat that television presented to its well-being, and the satire against the tube is none too gentle. Dmitri Tiomkin contributes a fun score that feels like an amalgam of television theme songs.
There seems to be a segment missing here, though whether it was cut at release I'm not sure. At one point, Price's suit is drenched, but there's nothing indicated to cause it. The still gallery reveals that at some point suds were dumped on him. It's possible that this was considered too slapstick, but I'm afraid I don't know the film well enough to know for certain. In any event, this is a great classic comedy, and anyone who ever felt herself good at Trivial Pursuit® will enjoy seeing a quiz winner treated as an American hero.
Rating for Style: A-
Rating for Substance: A-
Aspect Ratio 1.33:1 - Full Frame
Original Aspect Ratio yes
Anamorphic no
Image Transfer Review: The original full-frame picture generally looks pretty good; the source print seems to have hardly any damage for most of its running time, though there is one extremely scabrous spot at 01h:07m where it looks as if the picture has been scraped off. Shadow detail is rather lacking, with dark areas being a solid black. There is also a bit of shimmer present particularly on Colman's tweed jacket. A decent range of greyscale is present, though, making the whole acceptable if not stellar.
Image Transfer Grade: B-
Mono English no
Audio Transfer Review: The 2.0 mono is rather noisy, with a fair amount of crackle and hiss present. There's also a slight electronic buzz that I often found irritating, though it wasn't so bad as to be a constant distraction. Dialogue is clear throughout and the music has a nice fullness to it without being shrill or tinny.
Audio Transfer Grade: C+
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Animated menu with music
Scene Access with 16 cues and remote access
Packaging: generic plastic keepcase
1-Sided disc(s)
Layers: single
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Still and lobby card gallery
Extras Review: Other than a brief set of uncredited liner notes, the sole extra provided is a set of 31 stills and the set of 8 lobby cards. Many of the stills are highly pixelated and unpleasant to look at. Unfortunately, even though Art Linkletter and Celeste Holm are still among us and last I heard, in good health, there is no commentary or even an interview from them regarding this classic picture. This was truly an opportunity missed.
Extras Grade: D
Final Comments
A comedy for quiz show fans with a gentle touch and extolling the virtues of knowledge for its own sake. The source print is excellent, though the transfer is a little dodgy.


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Pursuing Interoperability, UPMC Innovator to Head VA's Open API Project
The disrupter hopes the initiative will help foster better data sharing across the healthcare system.
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When the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) unveiled its Open Application Programming Interface (API) pledge at HIMSS18 earlier this month, 11 big-name institutions signed on, cementing their support not just to vets but healthcare data at large. And now, a big name has agreed to spearhead the initiative, which is designed to bring about better data standards and levels of interoperability.
VA Sec. David Shulkin, MD, this week appointed Rasu Shrestha, MD, MBA, chief innovation officer for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, to head the agency's Open API project. Shrestha has a blue-chip background and a polished reputation in the health information technology (IT) niche, making him a strong candidate to perform the technical and social calculations required for the drive to succeed. He's charged with nurturing collaboration between the VA and healthcare providers to "increase the mapping pace of health data to industry standards," notably including Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), according to the announcement.
Right off the bat, Shrestha implored private health systems and stakeholders to put their tech knowledge and data to use to help veterans.
"There is no moment greater than now for the industry to step up and make their voices heard to push toward real and meaningful interoperability," he said in a statement. "This is an important moment for the private sector to answer the secretary's call and work with our vendors to make information flow and use as freely accessible as possible to make care safer and better for veterans."
Lighthouse, the VA's API management platform, enables the pledgees to work with the VA. The entity compared the tech to a waiter, as the platform connects the "kitchen," or the system that prepares the data order, to the partners.
Participating healthcare groups and the VA hope the venture will simultaneously increase interoperability in the electronic health records (EHR) realm and "accelerate the design, testing, and implementation" of guides for FHIR, according to the agency. The goal, as Shulkin noted, is to "shape a new direction for healthcare."
If that's the case, then Shrestha is a good choice. His appointment drew applause in health IT circles on social media, and he has a track record of calling for foundation-shaking disruption in healthcare. "We've been too comfortable for too long," he told a crowd last month. "We have to blow stuff up a little. … We should be thinking about putting ourselves out of business before some else does."
Pledge partners are shooting for the sort of seamless EHR exchange that will eventually extend beyond the VA and into mainstream healthcare. They're scheduled to meet for a roundtable discussion in April, and then they'll begin testing a series of draft specifications for the standards, according to the VA.


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Q: In Ruby, why does inspect() print out some kind of object id which is different from what object_id() gives? When the p function is used to print out an object, it may give an ID, and it is different from what object_id() gives.  What is the reason for the different numbers?
Update: 0x4684abc is different from 36971870, which is 0x234255E
>> a = Point.new
=> #<Point:0x4684abc>

>> a.object_id
=> 36971870

>> a.__id__
=> 36971870

>> "%X" % a.object_id
=> "234255E"

A: The default implementation of inspect calls the default implementation of to_s, which just shows the hexadecimal value of the object directly, as seen in the Object#to_s docs (click on the method description to reveal the source).
Meanwhile the comments in the C source underlying the implementation of object_id shows that there are different "namespaces" for Ruby values and object ids, depending on the type of the object (e.g. the lowest bit seems to be zero for all but Fixnums). You can see that in Object#object_id docs (click to reveal the source).
From there we can see that in the "object id space" (returned by object_id) the ids of objects start from the second bit on the right (with the first bit being zero), but in "value space" (used by inspect) they start from the third bit on the right (with the first two bits zero). So, to convert the values from the "object id space" to the "value space", we can shift the object_id to the left by one bit and get the same result that is shown by inspect:
> '%x' % (36971870 << 1)
=> "4684abc"

> a = Foo.new
=> #<Foo:0x5cfe4>
> '%x' % (a.object_id << 1)
=> "5cfe4"

A: 0x234255E

=>36971870

It's not different, it's the hexadecimal representation of the memory address:-)

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Local Champions recognized for providing compassionate patient care
A diagnosis of cancer or chronic kidney disease is life-changing, with both physical and emotional implications, and the journey that lies ahead is often difficult. To assist patients during this time, healthcare professionals treat the physical symptoms of the disease and also the emotional ones. The emotional support provided by professionals and volunteers plays a significant role in a patient's experience.
On April 20, Cancer Care Ontario and the Ontario Renal Network (ORN) recognized eleven deserving Ontarians, who go above and beyond, with a Human Touch Award. The Human Touch Awards honour front-line renal and cancer healthcare professionals, providers and volunteers who provide exemplary and compassionate care in Ontario.
Of the ten awards, three were given to individuals in the South West region, honouring their outstanding service, making a difference in the lives of patients in London and throughout the region.
Pictured above, from left, Dr. Michael Lock, HTA Winner, Kim Farrow, (Nominator for Nancy Woodcock), Nancy Woodcock, HTA Winner Deb Bezaire, Lisa Hawthornthwaite (Nominator for Deb Bezaire), and Janice McCallum South West Regional Renal Program Director. Absent from the photo is Dr. Barbara Fisher (nominator for Dr. Lock).
Dr. Michael Lock, Radiation Oncologist, London Health Sciences Centre: When it comes to patient care, Dr. Michael Lock has a reputation for going above and beyond. He is dedicated to ensuring each patient receives the best possible care and support – even if that means he is the last person in the clinic each night. Dr. Lock is not only a leader in person-centred care but a firm advocate of improving treatment by continuing to seek new evidence and innovations. He has championed various programs and initiatives to improve the patient's care, quality of life, and overall experience, and was even one of the first doctors in Canada to treat a liver patient with a new technique called personalized
radiobiological guidance. Dr. Lock is also an active proponent of education in radiation oncology. He has personally obtained funding for a fellowship program as well as additional residency positions at the centre and has supported the development of new curriculum and lectures. He has a true passion for giving back, which is evident in his life outside of the clinic where he is active in various committees and charitable activities. Aside from delivering exceptional care, Dr. Lock is a source of positivity in the lives of his patients and colleagues, bringing kindness, warmth and sincerity to the centre each and every day.
Deborah Bezaire, Renal Program Manager, London Health Sciences Centre: Deborah Bezaire understands the importance of partnership, particularly when it comes to delivering compassionate person-centred care. As Manager of the Renal Program at the London Health Sciences Centre, Deborah demonstrates leadership and compassionate care on a daily basis to improve the patient and family experience. When the Renal Patient and Family Advisory Council was created at her centre, she took an active role to better understand what compassionate person-centred care really means to herself, her team, and to her patients and their families. She takes the time to listen to patients and families to truly understand their stories and seeks feedback from both patients and staff to improve care and processes. Deborah is a champion for person-centred care, promoting this in her everyday approach to managing the renal program, and proving to be instrumental in improving the quality of life of her patients. She has been a true partner to renal patients and has created trusted partnerships with patient advisors.
Nancy Woodcock, Renal Dietitian, London Health Sciences Centre: Upon graduating from Brescia College with a degree in Food and Nutrition, Nancy Woodcock was hired by London Health Sciences Centre as a clinical dietitian. Thirty-three years later, Nancy is still there – now in a role within the renal department working with hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and advanced stage kidney disease patients.
Nancy has developed a reputation as a dedicated and committed team member to both patients and staff. She views patients and their family members as individuals first, treating them with the utmost respect while engaging them in their care. Nancy will do whatever it takes to make sure patient care is the first priority, even if that means she has to hone in on her creativity and think outside the box to achieve the best results for her patients. Nancy's dedication to patient care is inspiring to her colleagues as she has taken on a number of roles outside of her core responsibilities. This includes active participation in numerous committees, initiatives, and research projects – all with the goal of improving the quality of care for patients. Nancy has not only proven to be an expert in her field, but is also a reliable and trusted colleague, and a genuine advocate for patient-centred care who demonstrates compassion and empathy on a daily basis.
"Healthcare professionals and volunteers play essential roles in Ontario's cancer and kidney care systems," says Michael Sherar, President and CEO of Cancer Care Ontario. "It is important to recognize the individuals who go the extra mile to make a lasting impact in the lives of patients and their families. The celebration of their dedication and commitment helps promote efficient, safe, high-quality and compassionate care for all Ontarians."
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If you scroll to the Games page on your dashboard, you can find a panel for "Microsoft Studios Sale" that includes a plethora of big XBLA Games. Some of our favorites like Dust: An Elysian Tale and Mark of the Ninja can both be picked up 600 MSP (50% off). You might also want to jump on the Trials bandwagon, because both the original Trials HD and Trials: Evolution can be picked up for 400 MSP and 800 MSP respectively.
Xbox LIVE Arcade is a sort of safe haven for gamers who just want to enjoy their games. It's a place where microtransactional games are minimal, and rarely pay-and-pay-to-play. It's a place where pre-order bonuses do not exist, and one that doesn't artificially lengthen a game with pointless quests. Here we can play a game that's free of the adult content that feels so forced in retail titles. Here we can play without having political and religious agendas pushed on us. Here we can simply be gamers.
I love digital titles. I love that I don't have to clutter my cabinet with discs. I love that I can have access to them at any time, and that the stereotypical moocher friend can't borrow my digital games. I love how pick-up-and-play they are. I never feel forced to devote an hour or more to one play session. If I only have 10 minutes, I've got time for XBLA. It's freeing. Here's a list of problems that plague retail titles that remain (relatively) free from Xbox LIVE Arcade games.
In recent interviews with Edge and Eurogamer, the makers of Braid and Super Meat Boy expressed their frustration with developing for Xbox Live Arcade. As independent developers, taking on the heated business of console development on top of development costs is more stress than its worth, say the developers.
Brian Provinciano, the developer of Retro City Rampage, made an interesting revelation on Twitter recently: the PlayStation Vita version of his game sold more copies than its XBLA and PSN counterparts.
Indies should definitely jump onto the PS Vita. RCR's sold much more on PSN than XBLA and more on PS Vita than even PS3.
In surprisingly singing the praises of the struggling handheld as a viable platform for indie developers, he also took the opportunity to fire a few passive-aggressive potshots at XBLA.
Retro City Rampage was developed by VBlank Entertainment and published by D3 Publisher. It was released January 2, 2013 for 1200 MSP. A copy was provided for review purposes.
One of the great genres of modern gaming is the open-world game. While quite common nowadays, this modern gaming staple is something that was virtually unseen in the days of 8-bit gaming. But what if there were open-world games in the 80's? That's where Retro City Rampage comes in. The game follows a character known simply as The Player, the henchman of an evil villain who is accidentally transported back in time. With the help of time traveler (and obvious Back to the Future) reference Doc Choc, The Player must explore the city of Theftropolis to find parts for a new time machine. Created by Brian Provinciano, this Grand Theft Auto-inspired game faithfully re-imagines the genre in 8-bit form, and parodies everything along the way.
XBLA players will be able to ring in the New Year next week by partying like it's 1999…or 1989…or any other year from the '80s or '90s, for that matter: developer Vblank Entertainment Inc. has revealed that Retro City Rampage will finally release on Xbox Live Arcade on January 2. The game first released on PSN and PC in October, but the announced XBLA and WiiWare versions were pushed back indefinitely.
The retro-tinged open world game was designed from the beginning to require players "to stop and strategize" while playing. Unfortunately, he received player feedback following the October release that the game was frustrating when players entered into certain missions with "just fists and guns." Additional tutorials and tip screens that show after a player has failed a mission a certain number of times have been added to the XBLA release in an attempt to smooth out the experience. Further softening the difficulty are additional checkpoints sprinkled throughout the game.


The Rock & Water program is an experience that provides young people and adults a pathway to self-awareness, increased self-confidence and social functioning.
The Rock & Water program is an experience that provides young people and adults a pathway to self-awareness, and increased self-confidence and social functioning.
Each participant of the Rock & Water program undergoes a journey of self-awareness as they learn about responding to life with either a "rock" or a "water" attitude. The use of symbolism is central to the success of the Rock & Water program and the reason why young people are drawn to the program.
The program is an excellent tool to support young people in finding their grounding, learning how to centre oneself and learning how to self manage in social settings. Topics covered in the program include: intuition, body language, mental strength, empathic feeling, positive feeling, positive thinking and positive visualizing. Discussion topics include bullying, sexual harassment, homophobia, life goals, desires and following an inner compass.


A little while ago, some memoirs of mine appeared in Quadrant. They were memories of events in which I was both observer and participant. There was one on our Depression; a couple of pieces retailing some experiences of mine in our wartime army; and finally, one on radical politicking in England during the 1950s, namely, the anti-Suez episode and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Some friends then suggested another shaggy dog or two, on Second World War soldiers and wartime Australia; whereas a few others suggested something on the sixties: the anti-Vietnam and peace movements, the counter-culture, and so on. They thought that these followed naturally from the radical protests of the previous decade, and not merely chronologically.
In fact, these events had little resemblance or connection with one another, but my peers of the forties and the youth of the sixties do. My peers and I went back to civvy street; many of us got an education, virtually all got jobs, and most set out to acquire a wife, a house and children. A family: that haven in a heartless world. From the ranks of these children of ours, came the student rebels, Australian Red Guards, and counter-culturalists of the sixties.
Their parents, we were told at the time, were part of a system of repressive tolerance and false consciousness, which bourgeois capitalism had erected in order to deprive successive generations of young people of their freedom and potency. All this had come from guru intellectuals—Marcuse, Reich, and so forth—with Kinsey doubtless giving his blessing. The family, the school, the church were all vassal-factories, which broke in the young, as you break in young horses. After which, the now-damaged products were ready for a lifetime of work, and duty—and if necessary, war. How our students must have been suffering! And we, their parents, did that!
And it was all so unjust: for me and my mob certainly hadn't passed our time seeking out rules to worship and obey, or people to salute. The only time I tried to click my heels, I nearly fell over.
We didn't come into the forces slavering with a work ethic, and we left them without spilling a drop. But we had grown up, learnt to work hard and enjoy it—some always had—and co-operated. And some of us learned to take responsibility for ourselves and others. If that's brainwashing, we were brainwashed. Really … these old German-American and German-Jewish leftist sociologists and born-again revolutionists were ridiculous: but as Keith Windschuttle said, "We were very easily led." But the kids wanted to believe this stuff—which was about them—and join in the new blame game.
The occupation of appraising the sixties is back in season, yet again, so, the Weekend Australian magazine for January 5-6 this year ran a feature, "1968". On the magazine's front cover was "1968", and below, "It began as a time of peace, love and psychedelia. But then the dreams were shattered." The dreams had been shattered for many when they were called up in 1965; Australian soldiers had been killed long before 1968. Anti-Vietnam movements had taken off in 1965—I should know—and the various organisations had reached such a level of activity and penetrated the consciousness of sufficient numbers of the public for Labor, under Calwell, to campaign in the 1966 federal election on an anti-war platform. We suffered a most serious defeat. If you like, the timing was wrong, and the public was not yet convinced, although three short years later Gorton very nearly lost to Whitlam with his sotto voce anti-Vietnam policies.
So the psychedelic experiences of some of the Australian's contributors were, in a sense, after the ball was over, although I'm sure that this is all that many sixties radicals remember of this period, for that was all they did. Dope, parties, the sexual revolution, larking around in the streets and campuses, with little threat to life and limb. And that, for them, and for our latter-day journalists, is what makes a revolutionary critical mass: x number of hooligans plus one.
Most of the contributors featuring in the Australian came from Sydney, where many things operated differently, but there was one contributor from Melbourne—my town—who says that the prevailing atmosphere of Melbourne at that time was one of oppression (that is, a lot of people disagreeing with him). For one thing, "the Government was trying to kill us". Second, "they were hanging people". "They were seizing our books!" (And such books! Lady Loverley's Chatter, and so on. Admittedly, raunchier than Radclyffe Hall.) "I've never forgiven the Liberal Party for conscription. To this day I never vote for them, because they wanted to kill me." And that's what it was all about. One of the Me Generation might've got killed.
Our editor, Keith Windschuttle, made a quite different kind of contribution. He finishes by saying that since 1990 he has been recanting the views "we expressed then, because in a lot of ways they were disastrous". He is trying to atone for what he did … to serve his penance.
I never held many of the exciting opinions of the anti-war contributions to this Australian feature; and I always felt, "a pox on the counter-culture". It was irrelevant. But I kick myself for many mistakes. First, as usual, I was a hopeless judge of human nature. I thought the students, for example, didn't oppose conscription because they were afraid of being killed, but because they thought the war was unjust—they hated the taking of human life—and they feared that they might have to kill others, including civilians.
I think I got that wrong. I don't think many students knew about, or cared about, or believed in, a Just War. Or an unjust one. Bob Santamaria and I did, but I wonder who else. And they didn't mind the Viet Cong, or the Maoists, taking lives by whatever means they chose. As I told some student leader: "If the Viet Minh had aircraft, they'd bomb defenceless villages. If they had napalm, they'd use it. And when they felt like using torture, they used it. No—you're not in a position to play Holy Joe. I can, because I think both sides are now conducting unjust wars. They should make peace, or have it imposed upon them." Naturally, this made me very popular on both sides.
When (after an absence of nine years) I returned to Australia in 1964, the Vietnam War had been going, in one form or another, for twenty years. But it was never really big news here. The few political activists were focused on Europe, the Cold War, and events in Africa and Indonesia. At Monash, my new kip, there were healthy political clubs, including a good DLP club. But also there were many other clubs formed, or forming, and most students were joining these. Generally, most students studied, and enjoyed life, and felt grateful and excited to be going to university.
The coming of the draft shattered the dream these people are talking about. The government is trying to kill me! Get me out of here! Without conscription there would have been no mass anti-war movement.
Now this desire to avoid a dangerous experience, or to avoid suffering a negative transformation of your lifestyle, is perfectly normal. Selfish, mainly. Cowardly, perhaps. But not really needing a battery of moral and ideological reasoning to justify what, for many people, comes naturally. Just ask Thomas Hobbes.
But once students had learnt that they weren't likely to go into the forces, for there seemed to be so many ways by which a middle-class kid could keep out (as against working-class kids), everything changed. Given the good news—not called up in the ballots, or else deferred—the tempo altered. Many students simply faded back into the student body, but many moved to the counter-culture, and Mao's Little Red Book. Then, life was sweet and psychedelic.
A few years later, the dreams of not a few were shattered again, when the war ended. Our sedentary heroes feared that they'd no longer have an excuse to go wandering down the streets, shouting, locking themselves in the dunnies of some bank or corporation and tearing up all the paper, while waiting for the photographers; storming the filing cabinets in their own administration, and rummaging through other people's files. Oh, and I nearly forgot: insulting and provoking the "pigs". With the end of Vietnam, these dreams appeared at an end, and the fearful prospect of work, and taking some responsibilities, appeared—like an evil apparition. But as we know, the structured delinquency and Pavlovian exhibitionism has lived on, as a lifestyle, for those seeking a new cause with some new banners.
To go back to conscription, and the resistance of many of the young to the martial experience: conscription would not have been necessary had the young men among the DLP and the Liberals been ready to do what, in their opinion, others should be forced to do. Namely, they should have taken the Queen's shilling, joined up, and helped keep the Reds out and Australia white. But our poltroons of the Right, in the main, didn't join up, though they weren't averse to presenting the equivalent of the white feather to youths seeking to conscientiously object.
The real heroes were the soldiers engaged in an apparently endless struggle, and the poor locals caught in between with no place to hide. I remember little sympathy for our men, but beatification of the enemy soldiers and their scungy Great Power allies—who also wanted the war to continue, ad nauseam, and bleed America to death. For our new juvenile cognoscenti, the only solution to this was total victory—for the communists—and total surrender by us.
Then there was the question of outside influences, including foreign sources, upon the actions and agendas of our peaceniks. Ever since the First Fleet, we have had to accept that the issues, the arguments, and the organisational modes of our social and intellectual life should be derivative—other people's flowers. The Vietnam War debate here, on both sides, consisted almost entirely of adaptations of overseas propaganda. The student groups on campus were convinced they did it all spontaneously, themselves. Whereas older, and often considerably older, figures were supplying home-cooked advice, propaganda, even directions, from the fringes.
For example, there was one week when the pro-war student paper described me as the undercover communist who was masterminding the struggle at Monash and elsewhere, while the Left rag described me—on the same day—as the running-dog of the CIA. Fame! In fact, I knew the outsiders who wrote the copy. The conventional anti-war movement, if you could call it that, had a variety of backers, all with their own agendas. The CPA, the Marxist-Leninists, various Left religious groups, a wedge of anarchists, Trotskyists and so on; long-standing peace and women's groups, some of which, at least, seem to have been turned into pro-communist fronts years before. Then, there were those with no strings, and no connections, but just against the war. The genuine opponents. Most critics of the war, in the real community, were of this kind—but sadly under-represented, right through the period of public debate.
As I became acquainted with the shonky backgrounds of more and more of these protest groups, their predictable and essentially inauthentic reactions to events, I realised I shouldn't be there. For the traditional left-wing groups, Vietnam was just another Station of the Cross, on the way to … what? Oh, the Revolution.
When masses of Arts students started to pour out onto the labour market, from the beginning of the 1970s, the best jobs, often the only jobs, for the low achievers—this low achievement often the result of three years of playing revolutionary or campus bohemian—were in school-teaching, or the low churches. So our school staffs have been heavily weighed down, over the years, by autodidacts, who usually have been deadheads earlier, helped across the line by the emerging sub-culture of recycling, plagiarism, and doctors' certificates. In the ensuing three decades, these dead souls from the sixties have gained virtual hegemony over education, the arts, and latterly the media. The accession of the Untermensch. Which only goes to show what shallow roots these institutions had struck here in the first place.


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La Università degli Studi Guglielmo Marconi  (UNIMARCONI) es una universidad italiana fundada en 2004.

Organización
La universidad está dividida en 6 facultades:

Facultad de Derecho
Facultad de Ciencias Políticas
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
Facultad de Educación
Facultad de Ingeniería
Facultad de Psicología

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Maria Chiara Carrozza

Notas y referencias

Enlaces externos
Página oficial de Università degli Guglielmo Marconi

Marconi
Cultura de Roma
Instituciones educativas establecidas en 2004
Italia en 2004

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Looks like I'm not going to get the other Game Master job. The guy that interviewed me had actually worked for Blizzard for 9 years, starting from Starcraft as a QA tester and had gone on to be a designer and producer for World of Warcraft. He was mainly concerned about my previous jobs and how I did not stay very long for any of them. Understandable. And he thought if I didn't like working as a GM for WoW, I wouldn't like being one for their game, Knight Online. He described WoW as a "triple A title" and Knight Online as a "B- game". Maybe you should be more concerned about yourself then.
I actually downloaded their game to try it out, and yeah, it's pretty damn horrible. He was being generous with that B-.


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Country: United States | Born: 1988
Eric Kim is an international street photographer currently based in Los Angeles. Through his blog and workshops, he teaches others the beauty of street photography, how to find their own style and vision, as well as how to overcome their fear of shooting strangers.
In the past he has done collaborations with Leica, Magnum, as well as Invisible Photographer Asia. He is currently an instructor at UC Riverside Extension, teaching a university-level street photography course. Last year he was also one of the judges for the London Street Photography Festival.
He has exhibited his work at the Leica stores in Singapore, Seoul, and Melbourne. He has taught workshops in Beirut, Seoul, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Berlin, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Sydney, Melbourne, Zurich, London, Toronto, Mumbai, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Kota Kinabalu.
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"My first interest in street photography happened by chance. I was standing at a bus stop and I saw a man with horn-shaped glasses reading a book. There was something so genuine and unique about the moment. My heart was palpitating and the second I brought my camera to my eye, he looked directly at me and I instinctively clicked. My heart froze, but I made my first street photograph, without even realizing it. Being interested in both street photography and the approach, I started to experiment shooting street photography using my background knowledge studying sociology at UCLA.
I started experimenting getting very close when shooting, and surprisingly never got punched in the face for taking photos (yet). Now through my blog and my workshops, I travel the world and teach others the beauty of street photography and how people can overcome their fear of shooting strangers. Teaching is my passion, and in the past I taught a photography class to under-privileged youth in Los Angeles, I taught a university-level online course at UC Riverside extension, and even a Sociology of Facebook and Online Social Networks while a student at UCLA.
I also love participating in collaborations as I am currently a contributor to the Leica blog, I was one of the judges for the London Street Photography Contest 2011, and have done two collaborations with Samsung (I starred in a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 commercial and a campaign for the Samsung NX 20 camera). I have also been interviewed by the BBC about the ethics of street photography. I have had some of my work exhibited in in Los Angeles and at the Leica stores in Singapore, Seoul, and Melbourne. I have also taught street photography workshops in Beirut, Seoul, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Berlin, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Sydney, Melbourne, Zurich, London, Toronto, Mumbai, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Kota Kinabalu (and more to come). My motto is always to shoot with a smile, and from the heart."
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Joy Celine Asto
Joy Celine Asto is a writer and film photographer from Manila, Philippines. She regularly contributes to photography and creative publications, including The Phoblographer, where she is currently the News & Culture Editor; and Whattaroll, an online magazine celebrating the outstanding works of film photographers like herself. Primarily a portrait photographer influenced by emotive and conceptual styles, her works have appeared in print and online magazines such as She Shoots (…)
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Jean Gaumy is a French photographer and filmmaker who has been associated with Magnum Photos since 1977. Gaumy was born in Pontaillac, Charente-Maritime, France. He attended school in Toulouse and Aurillac and went to university in Rouen. While a student in Rouen, he began working as a freelance photographer to help pay for his education. In 1973 he joined Gamma (agency).
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Nationality: United Kingdom
Vicky Martin is an award winning fine art photographer based in the UK. Although she studied art and photography in the 1990s it was not until 2008 when she was awarded a prestigious Rhubarb Bursary that she was able to pursue photography full time. Since then Vicky has had her work published and exhibited nationally and internationally: from Europe to the USA in solo and group shows. Her work continues to garner many awards and nominations, including Winner of Single (…)
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Fokion Zissiadis
Nationality: Greece
Fokion Zissiadis was born in Thessaloniki in 1956. He studied architecture at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and went on to do a Masters degree at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia USA, graduating in 1983. His career to date has been in the hotel and tourism sector, continuing the family tradition as a shareholder in the well-known Sani Resort in Halkidiki and Vice President of Sani S.A.
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Rineke Dijkstra
Rineke Dijkstra was trained at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam. Her first solo exhibition took place in 1984 at de Moor in Amsterdam. Dijsktra's photographs have appeared in numerous international exhibitions, including the 1997 and 2001 Venice Biennale, the 1998 Bienal de Sao Paulo, Turin's Biennale Internationale di Fotografia in 1999 and the 2003 International Center for Photography's Triennial of Photography and Video in New York. Solo exhibitions of her (…)
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Robert Rutöd
Nationality: Austria
Robert Rutöd was born 1959 in Vienna, Austria. Early pursuit of painting; from 1978 on photography. Works from these years later appeared with some of his absurd texts in the book grayscales. early b&w photographs 1978-1988.
Between 1979 and 1993, Robert Rutöd wrote screenplays and directed short films. In the mid-90s, he increasingly devoted himself to the design of books and applications for digital media. In 2004 he returned to photography; since 2009, he (…)
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Gregory Colbert (born 1960 in Toronto) is a Canadian film-maker and photographer best known as the creator of Ashes and Snow, an exhibition of photographic artworks and films housed in the Nomadic Museum. Colbert sees himself as an apprentice to nature. His works are collaborations between humans and other species that express the poetic sensibilities and imaginations of human and animals. His images offer an inclusive non-hierarchical vision of the natural world, one (…)
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Niki Feijen
Dutch photographer Niki Feijen immortilizes an astonishingly intact glimpse into the past. This autodidact specializes in documenting and capturing historic architecture and abandoned buildings. Each photo fuses together the conflicting notions of beauty and decay and corresponds with his desire to capture and silently communicate with his audience about the subject's very essence.
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By seeking to defund Planned Parenthood, imposing sharp limits on foreign aid to groups that provide abortion counseling, and revising key parts of the Affordable Care Act, the Trump Administration has besieged reproductive rights.
A year after President Trump's reinstatement of the global gag rule, banning U.S. funding to foreign organizations that promote or provide abortion, advocacy groups report significant harms to health services. HHS's new religious freedom division constitutes a new attack on women's health, wrote Jamille Fields at The Hill.
Texas argues in court that undocumented women seeking abortions have no substantive due process rights. The Trump Administration maintains its blanket policy and prevents another undocumented minor from getting an abortion.
Another federal judge blocked a Trump Administration executive order that would allow employers with religious objections to refuse employee's contraceptive coverage as a part of healthcare plans. A federal district court in Michigan has upheld a right to display signs depicting aborted fetuses.
The Office of Refugee Resettlement attempted to prevent migrant teens from securing abortions.
Notre Dame University ended contraception coverage for students and staff after the Trump administration rolled back the contraception coverage mandate under the Affordable Care Act.
The administration voiced its support for a ban on abortions after twenty weeks. The ACLU is suing the FDA over restrictions on medication used for abortions.
DOJ's position was about opposition to abortion, full stop. This explains it's baffling indifference to delaying to the moral implications of delaying a second-trimester abortion by eleven days.
Judge Kavanaugh suggested he was faithfully applying parental consent cases in Garza v. Hargan. He's wrong.
Would Justice Thomas really strike down federal legislation restricting abortion? We may soon find out.
On this week's episode of Versus Trump, Easha and Charlie have a quick turn-around emergency pod to discuss an ongoing—wait, just now resolved—case filed by a pregnant 17-year-old girl in federal immigration custody who seeks an abortion. Easha and Charlie first talk about the procedural wrangling that this case has wrought and second about the legal claims in the case, which bring them into the exciting worlds of reproductive rights, immigration law, and international relations. Listen now!
A recent Eighth Circuit case shows how courts and the newly reconstituted Supreme Court will perform legal gymnastics in order to limit Roe and Casey.
The Vice President's policy against dining with women reveals some problems with his recent vote to allow states to deny funding to organizations that are devoted to reproductive justice and reproductive health.
A district court has stopped the Trump administration's hasty and poorly justified effort to relieve employers of their legal obligation to cover contraception.
By Greg Lipper: At his confirmation hearing, Judge Kavanaugh used the phrase "abortion-inducing drugs" while referring to a case he heard on the DC Circuit. This description of the case is at odds with modern science and suggests his hostility to foundational privacy precedents.
One facet of the government's position in Garza v. Hargan got a laugh at the Supreme Court when the government raised it in another case.
The Democrats have accepted the Republicans' framing of a bill that would be used to defund Planned Parenthood. That's a mistake.
The Trump Department of Health and Human Services has proposed a massive expansion of the program that provides employers and exemption from providing their employees with contraceptive coverage. But they have not sought notice-and-comment on the rule, and that could be a major problem.
The Trump Administration has already taken extraordinary steps to undermine reproductive rights. Here are some useful analyses of the story thus far.
President Trump's appointments and judicial nominations could be an attack on reproductive rights.
Vice President Pence cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate on Thursday removing a procedural obstacle to repealing Obama-era Title X family planning funding. A proposed executive order aimed at religious liberty has profound constitutional infirmities.
New regulations may allow even private businesses to opt out of contraception coverage.
President Trump's "alternative facts" spread to the abortion debate.
The most recent version of the Republican healthcare bill, like its predecessors, threatens to "defund" Planned Parenthood.
The recent law allowing states to pull funding from organizations such as Planned Parenthood will particularly hurt undocumented women. And the march for science represents a march for reproductive justice against unscientific TRAP laws and crisis pregnancy centers.
There was much analysis of the Administration's proposed rule on contraceptive coverage after the full document was made public.
Jessica Mason Pieklo of Rewire argues that the Administration's actions have not ended litigation challenging the ACA's birth control benefit.
The Trump administration proposed a rule that would undermine the Affordable Care Act's birth control benefit. Meanwhile, an advocate argued against framing abortion as an economic issue.
This week on Take Care, Leah Litman offered analysis of H.J. Res. 43, the bill that would allow states to deny federal grants to women's health care programs. Other commentators looked to the future of reproductive freedom under the Trump administration.
This week, President Trump signed into law a bill that allows states to deny funding to Title X clinics. Leah Litman offered analysis of possible legal challenges to the bill on Take Care.


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As we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, I'd like to reflect back on Lent for a moment. The Holden Evening Prayer Services were full of good music, prayerful reflection and Spirit- led sharing on the Psalms. (If you'd like to hear some of the music, just go to www.giamusic.com/ search_details.cfm?title_id=8024.) The reflective time of Lent can help us prepare for a festive celebration of the resurrection of our Lord on Easter Sunday and throughout the Easter Season.
This first week of April we will come together and experience a wide range of emotions. We have joined together with the crowds of Palm Sunday in shouting "Hosanna to the Son of David!" (Even the rocks shouted!) We join together with the disciples in the sharing of the feast at the Last Supper, we welcome eleven first communion students to the Lord 's Table, and we are bound together by his command to "Love one another." We gather together in silence and awe at the foot of the cross and we know that Christ suffered and died for us, as individuals and as a community.
As we join together, we look for new life and new hope on Easter morning and each morning. This is indeed a time to celebrate and to shout "Alleluia!" for the new life and the new things that God is doing in and through the people called Messiah.
In this month, we also look back with gratitude and we look forward with hope and trust and faith. We look back with gratitude for the pastors who have come among the people of Messiah and have proclaimed the gospel and shared the joys of the sacraments. And we look forward with hope. We look forward to the new things that God has in store for Messiah, individually and as a community, of which we are completely unaware. We look forward to the new people who will join us and who, by their very presence, will change Messiah. We look forward to the new songs that will be sung, the new joys that will be celebrated, and the new ways that we will find to share and bear one another's burdens.
Blessed are you Creator of the universe – from old you have led your people by night and day. May the light of your Christ make our darkness bright, for your Word and your presence are the light of our pathways, and you are the light and life of all creation. Amen.
An initial meeting has been set to start the process of restructuring our leadership and constitution. Any members interested in this project are invited to attend. Please RSVP to the office if you intend to come to this meeting Tuesday, April 13th at 7:00 in the sanctuary. This meeting will focus on a review of the work our "Visioning Team" did a few years ago regarding Messiah's Mission and Mission Statement (does it continue to be a relevant reflection of our mission and what we are about at Messiah?). We will also look at the development of our "Guiding Principles" – i.e. what defines Messiah. These parts should be the basis for everything we do at Messiah and upon which we will rebuild our constitution.
• Define our structure and build it into the details of our constitution, based on our Mission, Mission Statement and Guiding Principles.
• Complete any finishing work on the structure / constitution.
• From there, the Leadership Team will be able to engage in strategic planning for 2010-2011.
and we are working to broaden our relationship with them. Please feel free to welcome them whenever you can, and if you think of a service project they can assist with, let the office know – they are always looking for things to do!
CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WITH PAPER!
Earth Day celebrates 40 years in 2010. In honor of that, Messiah would like to organize a paper drive to be completed on April 22nd. We have registered with Paper Retriever (the Abitibi bin in our parking lot) to receive DOUBLE the money for all paper collected in April!!! This not only helps our church, but helps the environment, too. Please contact the office if you would like to participate in the paper drive, either by donating or collecting paper, or helping organize the event.
The message of Good Friday for people of all ages.
Traditional Good Friday service of scriptures and darkness.
This year's VBS will be July 26-30, featuring Saddle Ridge Ranch from Lifeway. More information will be available in May, but for now, mark your calendar! This FREE Vacation Bible School runs from 9-noon Monday through Friday. Register on line at www.messiahparkridge.org – there will be a link on the home page beginning May 1st.
Friendship Day - April 22 starting at 9AM or whenever you can come for an hour or more. Dessert will be served. Please bring a sandwich or whatever you like for lunch if you plan to stay. Don't worry if you cannot sew, we will teach you! Also you may work at home, making sweaters for the layettes, patterns available. Just check if there are other things you would like to do. Knitting lessons started in January. Trudi Handzel and Sandi Collie are now in charge of this program. Contact them if you have any questions. Thanks!
Men's Brotherhood Breakfast – Saturday, April 10th at Jimmy's Restaurant. Join us for great food and fellowship.
Orders for Manna will be taken April 11th, and cards will be available by April 15th. Mother's Day is coming up!
2328 Central Road (at Shermer) in Glenview.
Over 100 voices with instrumental accompaniment will fill the sanctuary with inspiring music from the heart.
A free will offering will be taken. Inquire at 847-724-6060.
Mane West High School is offering a free performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat for seniors on Thursday, April 15th at 4 PM. The show runs 2 hours, and no reservations or tickets are required. For more info, contact the Maine West Fine Arts Dept. at 847-803-5895.
I am writing to thank you for the incredible generosity you showed to us and our clients this past holiday season. To say that the Christmas gifts your congregation donated were wonderful would be an understatement. As you know, the majority of the children we serve come from underprivileged backgrounds, so it is a thrill for them to receive their own personalized gifts. In some cases, the gifts that you gave them were very likely the only ones they received. The children's families were also most grateful for the kindness shown to them, and our caseworkers enjoyed giving the gifts almost as much as the children enjoyed receiving them.
Messiah Lutheran Church did to make Christmas extra special for our clients.
Gospel: Luke 24:1–12 Easter Breakfast and Egg Hunt!
Scott Chavonick from the new Student Health Center at Maine East High School will speak at the 9 am Adult Forum and will greet Messiah at the 10:15 service. He will speak of efforts made by the school to reach the diverse population in the surrounding community. See the article on page 11 for more information.
Every year on the Fourth Sunday of Easter, the church observes Good Shepherd Sunday. A resolution that passed at the 2008 synod assemblies in all three Illinois synods of the ELCA, established an annual "Good Shepherd/ LSSI Sunday." All ELCA congregations in the state are encouraged to focus attention on the strong yet gentle caring ministry of LSSI. We will also collect a special offering on that day in support of LSSI.
Bread Providers NA Char L Sunday School Available.
April 4 Lilies are on the Altar for Easter. See bulletin insert on that day. In celebration of Julia Fogel's adoption day.
April 11 By the Ducketts. In loving memory of Violet and Martin Johnson by Val Bowman.
April 18 In memory of Susan Nugnis by her family. Available.
April 25 In honor of Don and Mary Jane Kovach's wedding anniversary from Dan and Kevin Kovach. In memory of Matthew Ryczek by the Ryczek family.
March was a quiet month for the youth group and I apologize for that. My attention was diverted to the students working on their first communion preparation. I hope you will find time to come out to Worship during Holy Week and will be there for the Maundy Thursday Service on April 1 at which we will have 11 youngsters taking communion for the first time!
We are planning some activities over the next several weeks and want you help on what else we can do. Here is what is on our agenda and we are counting on your participation.
Bring a Friend to Worship Sunday April 18th On this Sunday, we are hoping to have each of our High School group and Confirmation Students bring a friend to them with worship! What is in it for you? A chance to introduce your friend to some other teens from the church, a chance to meet new people and a FREE LUNCH AT CHIPOTLE!!!! Yes, you read that right....There is a new Chipotle in Niles on Golf Road and we have been invited for a free lunch on April 18th. No catch, come to worship, bring a friend and then afterwards we will all carpool to the Chipotle for lunch and fellowship! Please mark this on your calendar and invite someone NOW!
After that our next scheduled events are not until May....but check your calendars now, because I know how busy it gets and would like to make sure you can all attend.
Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th - Overnight at University Lutheran Church @ Northwestern on Friday night with a service project on Saturday morning. Friday night we will head down to ULC for fun, fellowship, dinner, and worship. We will spend the night there and then in the morning go work with the students from Northwestern cleaning at the Skokie Lagoons. More information will be coming in the next few weeks, but we have had fun the last few years with the students and Northwestern and this is a great opportunity to learn, serve and have some fun! Lock-in at Messiah Saturday night May 15th -- We will have a lock-in. It will be a chance to invite your friend from the April 18th worship back to hang out, have some fun, play some games, and strengthen the relationships in our Youth Group as the school year comes to an end. The next morning (May 16th) there is a Celebration Sunday Pancake Breakfast at which we will cook and serve the congregational breakfast. I hope you will join us.
Two more events that are coming and will be scheduled soon.
First, We have the opportunity to have a late night (Midnight to 6am) Laser Tag Lock-in at the Laser Zone on Palatine and Rand Roads. It is really cool, multiple layers, music, smoke, and so on. We need to have 35 people, so we are hoping to do this one of the first weekends when school is out and invite the college kids and friends to join us. We will have the whole place to ourselves, play Laser Tag all night, have pizza and sodas, and just have a great time! Tentatively we are looking at June 11 or 12 or June 18 or 19. I need to have a firm commitment. The cost per person will be $15 for 6 hours of Laser Tag and snacks! More to come, but let me know if you have an interest!
March 2nd , Messiah presented a check for $500 to the Maine East School Based Health Center. The goal of the Center is "to improve the physical and emotional health of the students." Their motto: "Helping Students Be Well and Do Well."
Our congregation's gift to the School will benefit the 2,000 young people who make up the diverse student body.
Pastor Lynne Morrow spoke to the School Board of Messiah's commitment to reach out to all of God's children in our community. Present at the meeting was Principal Steven Isoye. He has been named Illinois High School Principal of the Year for 2010-2011.
Maine East will return the visit and thank our congregation on Sunday, April 18. Scott Chavonick from the Student Health Center will speak at the 9 am Adult Forum and will greet Messiah at the 10:15 service. He will speak of efforts made by the School to reach the diverse population in the surrounding community.
Plan to be present on April 18 to become better acquainted with our "neighbor to the West … Maine East."
Jesus does not create or lead a political party although his disciples and detractors saw the journey up to Jerusalem and the Temple as a blatant political move. They continually asked if he was the king of the Jews or the Messiah and when he would establish the new kingdom. Jesus made it clear in words and deeds and through his suffering and death on the cross that the Reign of God was breaking into the world in him through vulnerable grace and not by force. By reconciling everyone, sinners, the poor, the marginalized and outcastes Jesus was, by grace, transforming "the total complex of relations between people in society"…and in the world!
During the struggle against the Apartheid regime in South Africa the churches were lectured by some to stay out of politics and just stick to preaching the Gospel and called on by others to take a strong stand against injustice, racism and oppression.
The Kairos Document of 1985 was entitled "Challenge to the Church." The document critiqued "State Theology" which defended the status quo and "Church Theology" which withdrew into a private and individualistic spirituality.
In 1990 Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were released. The first democratic elections were held in 1994. However, while political freedom was achieved economic inequality has grown with the gap between rich and poor increasing over the past 15 years.
It seems like the long walk to freedom is getting longer but there are still signs of hope and challenging prophetic voices along the way. The Foundation for Church-led Restitution (www.restitution.org.za) is one example of a number of organizations acting as catalysts to bring perpetrators and victims together and working with the rest of the community to build a common future together. The Foundation is developing a "tool box" for individuals and groups to help them address the racist and oppressive past and to collaborate in developing restorative justice initiatives that make a difference for the whole community.
It is a privilege for us as Lutherans in America to learn from our South African companions about God's mission of reconciliation, transformation and empowerment.
Thank you for your support through the ELCA Missionary Sponsorship Program.
Sunday, April 18th – Town Hall Meeting following worship service to present the drawings and answer any initial questions. Mr. Lindquist will be present to meet the congregation and explain the drawings and answer questions.
Sunday, May 2nd – No meeting! However, we will have a packet of information available for members relative to the proposed building project and financial information to take home and review.
Sunday, May 16th – Special Congregational Meeting to vote on the proposed project.
Please be sure to attend these meetings and vote on this important step in Messiah's future!!
As the son of a Viking leader on the cusp of manhood, shy Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third faces a rite of passage: He must capture and train a dragon to prove his warrior mettle. Things don't go as planned, however, when he finds himself unable to kill the deadly "Night Fury" dragon that he manages to bring down with his ingenious device. The two form an unlikely friendship that manages to save the village, win the girl, earn respect from Hiccup's friends, and make his father proud.
I expected to go to this movie and laugh for 90 minutes, like I did for KungFu Panda. Dreamworks Animation has brought us gems like Panda and Shrek that make us laugh, and make us think. For Dragon, they leaned more to the thinking side, and created an intense thrill ride that borrows some of the emotional impact that usually characterizes a Disney Pixar film. I thought this was a very good movie – the storyline explores the relationship between an over-achieving man and his apparently underachieving son. Neither seems to listen to each other much, until it is almost too late. The expectations of family and community are sharply in contrast to the reality of Hiccup's abilities – cleverness, caring, and friendship. And while it is a little bit predicable, that doesn't mean it isn't well done.
The animation of this film is spectacular, and the flying sequences are stunning. I did NOT see this in 3-D (I suffer from motion sickness, and didn't think I could handle it!) I am sure that either 2- or 3-D would be the same great experience. There is some violence, although it is well done and contained, but I wouldn't recommend this for someone under 6 – too scary. Be careful, though – your kids may want a dragon for a pet!
They will be available on Sundays through April for pick up. If you are not in the area, or prefer to have yours mailed to you, please contact the office. Directories not picked up by April 30th will be automatically mailed. Help us keep the postage cost down, and pick up yours in the narthex!
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