This page contains the most essential general instructions regarding the design and implementation of stands. The professional Turun Messupalvelu staff will gladly help you with any questions your company might have about the fair event!
The exhibitor must limit the stand area using walls, a head board or other structures approved by the organiser. If the exhibitor has not ordered wall structures and uses the adjacent stand's structures, the price of walls will be charged according to the valid price list.
The stands and product presentations must be implemented in such a manner that it does not disturb other stands or the visitors. The fair premises' property must not be harmed. Exhibitors are liable to compensate any damage caused.
When using walls or other structures with outer surfaces facing adjacent stands or passages, the exhibitor must keep these surfaces clean.
The standard wall height is 250 cm and the visible head board space is 28 cm. Structures and decorations extending beyond 250 cm constitute additional advertising space, which is always subject to the Turku Fair Center's approval. The exhibitor shall be charged a fee for over-sized structures, which is €350 + VAT, unless otherwise agreed with the event organiser.
Lightweight decorations can be suspended from the ceiling. The suspension must always be done by the Messupalvelu staff. The fee for ceiling suspension is EUR 350 + VAT/decoration (two fixing points).
According to the instructions of Turku city officials, exhibitors must always make sure that all water discharged to the sewage network is strained and free of any items that could block the sewers. The company in charge of water supply, sewage and electrical work at fairs is Raision Sähkötekniikka Oy.
Exhibitors must obtain insurance coverage for their exhibits against vandalism, fire, and theft. The event organiser shall provide the general fire protection in the fair area, lock the premises at night and handle security guarding in the fair area. However, the event organiser shall not be liable for any lost or damaged items.
The fairs' liability insurance covers damage caused to third parties due to the organiser's equipment or structures. However, the liability insurance does not cover any damage caused by exhibitors' equipment or structures, so each exhibitor must take out all the required insurance policies (liability, fire, theft, etc.) independently.
Only one pressure vessel (50 l) containing non-flammable gas, such as gas used to inflate balloons, is allowed in each stand. The vessel must be fixed so that it cannot fall over.
If candlelight is absolutely necessary in the fair and exhibition area, so-called safety candles must be used. The casing of a safety candle is made from non-flammable material and the fuel is mineral oil. The safety candle must be placed out of visitors' reach.
Having open fire in fair and exhibition premises is prohibited under Finnish fire and rescue laws and decrees. Turku City Emergency Services can grant an exemption from this rule, if it is possible under the prevailing circumstances.
Hot work means work involving sparks, flames or other heat sources, as well as work entailing a fire hazard. Persons carrying out hot work in conjunction with fair building and dismantling must have a valid hot work card and a written hot work permit issued by the technical manager in charge. Those performing work demonstrations during exhibitions are not required to possess a hot work card, but the demonstration place must meet the requirements set for a permanent hot work location and the spreading of sparks to other exhibition spaces and passageways must be prevented.
Gas welding equipment and liquid gas devices must be equipped with security instruments complying with the Safety Regulation 002 Hot Work. A report on the demonstration and first-aid extinguishing equipment must be submitted to the technical manager in charge no later than four (4) weeks before the event.
All demonstrations and presentations must be arranged in such a manner that no harm is caused to outsiders. All objects that can entail a compression or cutting hazard must be equipped with a fixed protection element to ensure that no one standing close to the object during a work demonstration or presentation cannot reach these objects by hand, leg, etc. Alternatively, the demonstration/presentation area can be enclosed with a wire-netting or another such fence of sufficient height (2 m), provided that no substances or sparks are projected. If hot work is carried out in a work demonstration area, the provisions of the Hot work section also apply.
There is WLAN Internet service that provides wireless Internet access from stands. The service is available in the seminar premises and exhibition halls of the Turku Fair Center. The WLAN Internet access is based on temporary access codes that are valid for 24 hours at a time. These access codes are sold in the Fair Office and by Messupalvelu for €15+VAT/device/day.
The use of wireless sound reproduction and the frequency used for it must always be reported to the Turku Fair Center's Facility caretaker by e-mail: kari.hirvonen@turunmessukeskus.fi.
The stand's cleanliness is an important part of the image you convey at the fair. Cleaning service is provided by SOL Palvelut Oy as part of the Fair Center's service team. SOL is responsible for the initial and interim cleaning of the stand.
Each exhibitor is responsible for taking any building waste, packages and other such waste generated during the building and dismantling of the stand from the stand and adjacent passageways to the skips provided by the fair organiser for this purpose. The fair organiser is responsible for general cleaning in the fair area.
If an exhibitor's presentation or sales activities generate litter, the exhibitor is responsible for keeping the stand and its immediate surroundings tidy. Please note that the tape used for attaching carpets must always be entirely removed. If this is not done, the fair organiser shall assign a cleaning service to this task and charge it to the exhibitor.
Turku's Environmental Health Care Department oversees the trade, transport, processing, delivery, import, export, marketing, serving and preparation of foodstuff in the Turku area. The department oversees and guides the in-house monitoring of foodstuff, but operators are responsible for implementing self-check procedures on their operations.
If an exhibitor sells, stores, prepares or serves food at an exhibition stand, the City of Turku's Environmental Health Care Department must be notified.
Turku's Environmental Health Care Department must be given information (notification) by post or by email about the temporary sale or other processing of foodstuff at the latest 4 days before said activities begin. Although a self-check plan does not necessarily need to be attached to the information (notification) provided, it should be brought to the fair in case it is verified there. Also be sure to bring Hygiene Passports to the fair (hygiene proficiency certificates) in case of an inspection. NB! Special instructions for exhibitors with an outdoor stand.
In the Turku area, foodstuff is monitored by Turku's Environmental Health Care Department's food monitoring and inspection service, tel. (02) 262 4300.


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Architecture Alumnus Julian Arrington ('15) of SmithGroup, an international architecture, engineering and planning firm, served as one of two lead designers for Society's Cage, an art installation that makes "a statement on the forces of systemic racism" (SmithGroup). Dayton Schroeter, a Design Principal from SmithGroup, also served as a lead designer. Arrington and Schroeter led a discussion on the Society's Cage project with Howard University architecture students, faculty and friends on October 26.
"The project was a process driven design, anchored in research and data. Research focused on four primary areas: Black Executions, Civilian Killings by Police, Death by Lynching, and Mass Incarceration. Using this data, a quartet of graphs was produced to present the findings and from here the pavilion's aesthetics took shape, giving a spatial dimension to institutional racism in the United States," they said to students.
Inspired by the aftermath of current events stemming from police brutality, including the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, the installation is saturated with facts about the injustices that have been carried out against African Americans and quotes from activists and social leaders in the fight for racial justice.
"It may be true that the law cannot make a man love me, but it can stop him from lynching me, and I think that's pretty important," a quote from Martin Luther King, Jr., is just one sample of the powerful quotes found within the installation.
The installation was initially displayed at the National Mall from August 28 to September 12. It is currently being displayed at the War Memorial Plaza in Baltimore, Maryland through October 30. The plan is for the installation to travel through major cities across the country and share unspoken parts of American history.
Arrington was born in Brooklyn, New York with his mother's creative spirit and his father's analytical skills. He always knew that he would pursue a field in which he could unleash his creative spirit. Architecture was not a field Arrington had considered until his mother made the suggestion. Wanting to attend a top historically black college or university, Arrington found the architecture program at Howard University to be very competitive. It was a perfect fit for Arrington's creative spirit and competitive personality.
The experience Arrington gained at Howard University was invaluable to him. The supportive university community is rich in its diversity, even within the African diaspora. Howard University provided the experience that prepared him to succeed in the workforce. At Howard University, he was always judged based on merit and work ethic.
A goal of Arrington's is to provide others with the same insight and sense of empowerment he gained from his experience at Howard University. Arrington pays it forward with his service as a design juror to Howard University architecture students. He had an incredibly positive experience as a student in the architecture program and continues the Howard University tradition to give back with his generous support.
Arrington vividly remembers his second-year jury review for his final project. Architecture studies become very intense after the first year and he felt like he had become somewhat passive. His second-year jury review was a wake-up call for his competitiveness and inspired him to return and serve as a juror.
And his best advice to architecture students?
"The first five years out of school are the years when you learn the most and discover who you are. Push yourself. After that, continue to polish your skills. Always continue learning and refreshing your abilities."
Arrington also advises students to never hesitate to reach out to alumni. Howard University alumni support is unwavering. The university community is like one big, happy family.
(Above: Arrington pictured on site.)
A Tribute to Professor Emeritus and Alumnus Victor C. W. Dzidzienyo
We celebrate the life of Architecture Professor Emeritus and Alumnus Victor C. W. Dzidzienyo (B.Arch. '67; MCP '69). We deeply appreciate his dedicated service and extend our condolences to family and friends.Read More >>
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A nembe az alábbi fajok tartoznak:

 Rentapia everetti (Boulenger, 1896)
 Rentapia flavomaculata Chan, Abraham, & Badli-Sham, 2020
 Fakúszó varangy (Rentapia hosii) (Boulenger, 1892)

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Mets' Yoenis Cespedes, Asdrubal Cabrera in lineup against Giants
ByAdam Rubin
SAN FRANCISCO -- The New York Mets received a pair of reinforcements Friday when outfielder Yoenis Cespedes and shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera were activated from the disabled list.
Cespedes had tried to play through a right quadriceps strain for nearly a month before landing on the DL on Aug. 4. Cabrera had been placed on the DL that same week with a strained patellar tendon in his left knee.
Both are in the starting lineup on Friday night against the San Francisco Giants.
The Mets demoted infielders Ty Kelly and T.J. Rivera to Triple-A Las Vegas to clear the roster spots.
After straining his quadriceps and missing nine days while remaining active, Cespedes returned and hit only .205/.302/.318 in 14 games while trying to play through the injury. The Mets then placed him on the DL. Cespedes acknowledged Friday that his performance was impacted during that stretch by his quadriceps issue. General manager Sandy Alderson has acknowledged the Mets miscalculated in not immediately placing Cespedes on the DL.
"I think it was affecting me a lot, just in general with running, and then when I was at the plate getting ready to bat," Cespedes said through an interpreter. "Just in order to do that swing, I really didn't have that strength in my back leg like I do now."
Cespedes' acquisition at the non-waiver trade deadline a year ago prompted the Mets to become the first team in major league history to rank last in MLB in runs scored on July 31 and reach the World Series.
The Mets enter Friday's game ranked 29th in runs scored this season. They also are a game under .500 and 4 games behind the St. Louis Cardinals for the National League's second wild-card spot.
Cespedes indicated he could not promise similar production to the final two months of last season, when he hit .287 with 17 homers and 44 RBIs in 230 at-bats after being acquired from the Detroit Tigers.
"Everyone expects me to perform the way I performed last August," Cespedes said. "I can't say anything about that. All I can say is I'm going to go out there and give all I can, the best of myself, every time I go out there to play."
Manager Terry Collins recently had resisted using Cespedes in center field out of concern about the quadriceps injury worsening. Cespedes is starting in left field in his first game back, and Collins said he has no immediate plans to approach Cespedes about returning to center field. The Mets do not have a bona fide alternative to play center field against right-handed pitching, so Curtis Granderson has been seeing action there.
"I prefer left field," Cespedes said. "But, honestly, wherever the team needs me I'll do at this point."
Cespedes also was adamant Friday that golf played no role in his quadriceps injury. Alderson had labeled it "bad optics" that Cespedes had been golfing with a quadriceps injury the morning of the day he finally was placed on the DL.
"I just want to make it really clear that I don't believe golf affected me," Cespedes said. "And it's not just that I believe that. The doctor actually said golf did not affect me. Last year, I played golf as well and there were different results with the team, and I think there was less critique of me doing that in my free time."
Also on the injury front, left-hander Steven Matz, who was scratched from Friday's start with shoulder discomfort, will be examined by team doctors on Monday in New York. And second baseman Neil Walker, who is out of the starting lineup for a fourth straight game because of lower-back stiffness, reported improvement and may be available to pinch hit on Friday.
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Many truths are counterintuitive to current beliefs. This article is oriented towards beginner and intermediate developers and product managers.
We fail to capture correct and consistent requirements.
We play "broken telephone" when we are communicating requirements.
Let's take a concrete example. Suppose we have an orienteering challenge where you need to go from the start point below to the finish point. This is the actual requirement.
But there is a gap between what the actual requirements are and what is actually written down.
As long as the written requirements don't diverge too much from the actual requirements, you will have time to adjust the requirements during project execution and still get to the finish point.
So as long as the initially written requirements are in the green zone, you can still complete the project on time because the requirements point you in the correct direction.
You don't have all the core requirements because insufficient people were consulted.
You have conflicting requirements from different sources.
When you have less than accurate requirements, you will be in trouble. The initial code and architecture of the project will be created based on the quality of the requirements. If those requirements are suspect, then there will be rework as code needs to be adjusted as the scope of the project seems to shift.
Even with the best execution, the project will be challenged. Deadlines will be missed as you attempt to bring the requirements back to what they need to be. This is like trying to change a tire on a car and discovering the jack is missing.
It is important to realize that adjusting poor requirements is not Scope Creep. Fixing incorrect and inconsistent requirements is necessary and it is pointless for a project manager or executive to disallow these changes. It would be worthwhile for project postmortems if the project manager tracked whether a requirement was missing or inconsistent.
Challenged projects are typically declared as successes, but only after massive compromises, burned out resources, damage to reputations, and loss of revenue. When all the damage is taken into account, this is hardly a victory.
The last situation occurs where you only have vague requirements before you start a project. This situation happens where the executives need a project done quickly and over-estimate the team's familiarity with the subject domain.
These projects start with requirements in the red zone below. You don't have a prayer of completing this project and it will turn into a Death March with all of its characteristics (see Death March Calculus).
Making core course corrections to bad requirements is like trying to change a tire on a car when you are going down the highway at 100 mph. It won't happen.
It is human nature to assume that the sooner you start a project, the sooner you will finish. That assumption is only correct if you have good requirements to point you in the correct direction. Good requirements are consistent and correct and include, at a minimum, the core requirements for the primary users.
Starting a project with mediocre or poor requirements is simply a recipe for project failure. Mediocre or poor requirements are incomplete and inconsistent.
If you have been part of a project failure, then you will discover that despite the other factors that went wrong, requirements failure was at the root of it.


Simply, Moon Over Manifest is the story of 12-year-old Abilene Tucker moving to Manifest, Kansas during the summer of 1936. Abilene has been living on the road with her father, Gideon, riding the rails during the Great Depression. Now Gideon has decided that it would be better for her to live a more stable life, even if it means being away from him, back in his hometown while he works a railroad job in Des Moines.
While in Manifest, Abilene tries to learn the story of her father's younger days growing up in town.
Abilene discovers a box of treasures containing several trinkets (a fishing lure, silver dollar, skeleton key, cork) and a number of letters. Another story develops within those letters.
Another story is told by Miss Sadie, a diviner, as Abilene comes to work for her during the summer. Abilene is introduced to Jinx and Ned, two residents of 1918 Manifest.
Abilene and two friends, Lettie and Ruthanne discover and investigate the Rattler, a Manifest legend, ignoring the warning that appears in the tree house, Fort Treeconderoga.
The story of Manifest's history is given in part by Miss Sadie in addition to Hattie Mae Harper's newspaper articles.
And I'm not even sure that's it. Honestly. Moon Over Manifest demands a second read. Just looking back to double check facts I've already noticed two or three clues laid out in early chapters.
Or remember Walk Two Moons? There was Sal's journey across America with her grandparents, Sal's family history in Kentucky, and the story Phoebe Winterbottom, Margaret Cadaver, and the potential lunatic. Again, three yarns knit seamlessly into one story tapestry with no loose ends.
Books like these with multiple story lines are some of my favorites, and Moon Over Manifest ranks right up there. Readers will be kept guessing, at times sure they've got it figured out while a chapter later re-evaluating their previously drawn conclusions. In the end readers will want to race forward to see the spectacular conclusion.
Then readers can turn back to page one and slowly savor the story a second time.
The cover of Interrupting Chicken pretty much explains the story. Papa is ready to read the little red chicken a bedtime story, yet even on the book's cover, the little red chicken doesn't allow readers to get to author David Ezra Stein's name before interrupting.
Whoops. Papa reminds little red chicken not to get so involved in the story, to relax so she can fall asleep. The next story is Little Red Riding Hood. Just as Red is about to respond to the stranger she meets in the woods on the path to Grandma's house … well, you can guess what happens. Papa tries Chicken Little, again with predictable results. The little red chicken prevents a sky-is-falling panic by announcing it was only an acorn.
And with that, Papa is out of stories. He suggests that the little red chicken tell him a bedtime story instead.
She agrees and chooses one of her own stories, Bedtime for Papa by CHiKn. Then, wouldn't you know it, just as the story gets rolling, another interruption. This time it's Papa doing the interrupting, but for a totally different reason.
Interrupting Chicken won a 2011 Caldecott Honor for its illustrations. I'm not much of an art critic - enough of one, maybe, to say that these are bold illustrations and that I like the added touches of candy spilling out from beneath the pages of Hansel and Gretel and the crayon artwork of the little red chicken's story - so I'm not really qualified to comment on pictures. But I do feel comfortable recommending the book for young readers. It's laugh-out-loud funny, especially when the reader puts the proper excitement into the little red chicken's interruptions.
Amos McGee is a responsible man, rising early every morning. He always wears a fresh-pressed uniform, eats his sensible breakfast, and takes the 6 a.m. bus to work at the zoo. Amos McGee appears to be a man content with his life as well. Even as the city has grown up around him, he continues to live in the same modest house, now sandwiched between high rise apartments.
Every day at work Amos McGee makes time for his friends. He plays chess with the elephant, who is very thoughtful. He races the tortoise, a tough competitor. The penguin is shy, but Amos sits with him. He always has a hanky for rhinoceros's runny nose. And at the end of the day he shares a storybook with owl, who doesn't like the dark.
So what happens when the routine changes? "One day Amos awoke with the sniffles, and the sneezes, and the chills." What happens if all the animals wait for their friend, Amos, but he never arrives? They do what friends do, of course.
They go to him. There are games and runny noses and quiet visits and contests and stories and even a pot of tea. All on A Sick Day for Amos McGee.
The 2011 Caldecott Medal winner was illustrated by Erin E. Stead using woodblock printing and pencil. Minimal color is used creating a look and mood to match the quiet, contemplative story. The story, while featuring an older gentleman and zoo animals, could easily be used in classrooms to discuss friendship. Despite their differences Amos McGee and the animals not only share time together as friends, but they do for one another as friends do.
Yesterday the ALA announced the winners of the Randalph Caldecott Award, given to "the most distinguished American picture book for children." I offered some initial thoughts on the Newbery winners, and here are my first reactions to the 2011 Caldecott Medal winner and Honor Books.
Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein - In a word, "Woo-Hoo!" Unless that's two words. Either way the Help Readers Love Reading household, especially the resident eight-year-old, was thrilled when Interrupting Chicken was announced. A funny bedtime story where the wrong character ends up in dreamland.
Dave, The Potter by Laban Carrick Hill - I'm unfamiliar with this book, but from the little I've seen online, Bryan Collier's illustrations look deep, rich, and deserving of recognition. I'm excited to see the whole thing.
A Sick Day for Amos McGee by Philip Christian Stead - I've seen this one tossed around in various mock discussions, but I haven't read it. The cover features an elephant, penguin, old man in pajamas, and a mouse holding a helium balloon, all playing cards. What's not to like? Kindly please hurry up, library processing system, so's I can read it myself. Thanks.
To young couples considering starting a family, it might be a warning. To expectant parents, it could be a frank look at imminent family changes. To already-been-there parents, it's preaching to the choir. To grandparents, it'll bring about giggles. And to kids it will cause laughter and demands for rereads.
But no matter the reader, The Boss Baby by Marla Frazee will definitely be enjoyed.
One day, suddenly, "his staff did not respond." The boss had worked Mom and Dad to their limit, and none of his usual methods for getting what he wanted could rouse them from their midday slumber. A new tactic was necessary. Some out-of-the-box thinking was needed from company leadership, and the idea he settled upon produces amazing results.
The Boss Baby takes a unique look the effect a new member can have on the family. Everything mentioned is exactly right. Babies make demands, everyone's schedule becomes the baby's schedule, and baby supplies take over the house. But when the new baby is wearing a suit and tie, it becomes ever more apparent who the boss actually is.
Subsequent readings and closer analysis of Marla Frazee's illustrations will bring even more appreciation of the book. Think about a boss of a major company. Bosses have their own lounge, spa, executive gym, made to order drinks, and a private jet. So does the baby in his own baby way. The plastic tub in the sink is the spa. Play sets become the executive gym. The private jet swings through and open doorway and is connected to the frame. No perk is excluded for this boss.
No matter who the reader, The Boss Baby (both the book and actual babies snuggled up for reading time) will be loved.


Available in 3 sizes, 150mm, 180mm and 200mm. Black resin award with a silver and gold figure. A great value karate trophy.
Complete with a free engraved plate and 1 inch centre. Customised centres are available at an additional charge.


A new detailed trail hiking guide to the Oregon Coast Trail has been posted on line by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
The guide includes 10 new distinct trail maps covering the 382-mile trail. Each map provides turn-by-turn directions, detailed maps for tricky areas and alternative routes.
Web visitors can print the sections they need at anytime.
OPRD's announcement of the guide comes 50 years after the Oregon Coast Trail was first proposed, and 20 years since it became a recognizable hiking route.
The department plans to install new wayfinding signs on the entire route over the next two years to complement the new guide. Remaining trail connection issues will be reviewed in late 2009.
Хороший день от побережья штата Орегон. Да, вы можете поста и ссылку на наш сайт. Спасибо.
Good day from the Oregon Coast. Yes, you may post and link to our website. Thank you.


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Ashley Moore is an Attorney at Kelley Kronenberg where she assists in handling matters related to all aspects of First Party Insurance Defense Litigation.
Prior to joining the firm, Ashley worked for a multi-jurisdictional collections law firm representing creditors from pre-suit demands through all aspects of litigation and post-judgment enforcement.
Ashley received her Bachelor of Arts degree, summa cum laude, in Psychology from Florida Atlantic University. She then went on to receive her Juris Doctor degree from Florida State University where she was a member of the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society. While in law school, Ashley was a Certified Legal Intern for the Florida State College of Law Public Interest Law Center and a Law Clerk for the Florida Office of the Attorney General, Complex Litigation & Eminent Domain Division.
Florida State University College of Law, J.D., 2015
Florida Atlantic University, summa cum laude, B.A., 2011
Featured, "People On The Move", Sun-Sentinel, October 2021


 SHENANDOAH – Ground has broken for the new 121 Vision Park Medical Office Building at 121 Vision Park Blvd.
The 58,000-sf, three-story Class A medical office building is anticipated to be complete by the end of 2018.
The first tenant, Gill Plastic Surgery and Dermatology, has been signed and will occupy the first floor of the building.


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All the precautions we take are done in order to keep your things safe. An added level of safety can be applied when you hire us to do the packing for you. Call us on for more details about our packing services or any of our other great removal services, and you'll also get a free, no-obligation quote right away.
The London WC postcode area is sometimes shortened to just the WC postcode area. WC stands for Western Central, which is the part of central London that this postcode area lies within. In 1917, the area was split into two districts: WC1 and WC2. These signifiers are not used for sorting the mail, but appear on street markers and as geographic references in this form. For mail purposes, the Western District Office on Rathbone Place is used. But in terms of sorting, WC1 and WC2 are not the full postcode districts. There are 15 districts within WC1 and WC2 which are used for this purpose. They are: WC1A, WC1B, WC1E, WC1H, WC1N, WC1R, WC1V, and WC1X followed by WC2A, WC2B, WC2E, WC2H, WC2N, and WC2R.
WC2H is, like many of the postcode districts in this area, in the Camden local authority area, but it also has areas in Westminster. It covers Leicester Square. WC2 is bordered by Essex Street and Chancery Lane on the east; New Oxford Street and High Holborn on the north, which is the boundary with WC1; Witcomb Street and Wardour Street on the west; and the River Thames and Northumberland Avenue on the south. Leicester Square is in London's West End and is the centre of London's land of cinema. Many world premieres occur right here in WC2H, at the Odeon Leicester Square. But there area a number of other well known cinemas in the area, some with rich history. Leicester Square is often at the top of the list for visitors to London, and for good reason, too.
You will need to reserve a parking space with either the Camden council or the City of Westminster, according to your location. This step will significantly ease the moving process on the day of. While there's not much green space around, there are plenty of sites to see in WC2H. It's certainly more than a visitor could see and do in one trip. But if you are moving nearby, you'll be in the heart of it all. And who better to get you there than the team with experience with all facets of home removal. From packing supplies to assessments, storage to transport, you'll never be on your own for your WC2H removal when you hire Removal Company. You can do so now on - it's easy!
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Cybersecurity Automation Is Essential The cornerstone of risk-based cybersecurity is the use of automation tools to implement continuous monitoring processes. Orchestrating a portfolio of Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) tools and the data they provide enables near real-time digital risk management.
This page maps the key cybersecurity automation domains to the controls where this technology is useful in building your security architecture and risk management framework. Click on each of the domains to the left to see the controls where these tools should be part of your security architecture and security solution implementation.
Controls with indicate controls where Cloud Service Providers have corresponding responsibilities to the implementation of the control.
Patch and vulnerability management is a security practice designed to proactively prevent the exploitation of IT vulnerabilities that exist within an the digital enterprise and the information supply chain. Patch and vulnerability management tools are essential components of continuous diagnostics and mitigation and cybersecurity automation and orchestration.
Vulnerability management and vulnerability scanning of continuously identify, classify, remediate, and mitigate vulnerabilities. Patch management is the process for identifying, acquiring, installing, and verifying patches for products and systems. Patches correct security and functionality problems in software and firmware by significantly reducing the opportunities for exploitation of bugs and weaknesses in the system. Patches also add new features to software and firmware, including security capabilities.
Event and incident management systems define, collect and manage the raw data about what's going on in your information supply chain. These tool assemble the information that is fed into other systems and/or used to orchestrate continuous monitoring of your digital enterprise. There are two sets of tools that are used for event and incident management. They are mapped to the corresponding controls below.
Log management aggregates data from many sources, including network, security, servers, databases, applications, providing the ability to consolidate monitored data to help avoid missing crucial events. The data collected directly correlates to your specific configurations, architectures, endpoint and user access and authentication capabilities. These log files feed other automation and orchestration tools to enable continuous assessment of a system or information supply chain's risk posture and wellness.
Intrusion detection prevention systems (IPS) are network security appliances that monitor network or system activities for malicious activity. This hardware monitors events occurring in the computer system or network monitoring for signs of possible incidents, violations of security policies, acceptable use of policies logging information about the state of the network and system components, attempting to stop certain behavior, and reporting them to system administrators. It is also used for identifying problems with existing security policies.
Malware, a portmanteau for malicious software, is the contemptible amalgam of hostile and intrusive software, computer viruses, worms, trojan horses, ransomware, spyware, adware, scareware, and phishing tools designed to be covertly inserted into your information supply chain to destroy data, compromise the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of your data, applications, or operating system and generally mess up your systems ruining your day, your weekend and your appearance at the next board meeting.
Malware is the most common external threat to most digital enterprises, causing widespread damage and disruption and necessitating extensive recovery endeavors. This is one of those risk areas where you need to continuously update your malware detection capabilities for known vulnerabilities while building capabilities to deploy resilient systems for the zero-day exploits and other increasingly sinister creations from the hacker underworld that you don't know about yet.
And while you are here, let us remind you to backup your data and critical apps on a regular schedule.
A network management encompasses the hardware and/or software tools that allow an IT professional to supervise the individual components of a network. These tools enable network administrators manage a network's independent components inside a bigger network management framework. Network management is an increasingly complex domain given the breadth and scope and exponentially expanding boundaries of what constitutes your network.
Predictable Execution – Justifiable confidence that software, when executed, functions as intended.
Data loss prevention and information protection cover the techniques for protecting your most important digital assets. It prevents end users from removing data or emailing to their friends, it protects these assets from deliberate or inadvertent disclosure and insures that all of your data assets are identified and tracked.
From a cybersecurity perspective Data Loss Prevention tools also provide the mechanisms to watch the flow of data out of your enterprise by monitoring the normal ebb and flow of data in your environment. DLP software forces the bad guys to steal your stuff more slowly so that your DLP doesn't tip you off that there is a change in your data movements.
Security information event management (SIEM) tools gather, analyze and present information from network and security devices, identity and access-management applications, vulnerability management and policy-compliance tools, operating-system, database and application logs, external threat data.
SIEMs aggregate data, correlate and link events to turn data into useful information; perform security alerting on issues within the environment; automate compliance and security governance and auditing functions and enable presentation of dashboards to facilitate real-time monitoring of the state and health of the system and its components.
Configuration management is the holy grail of cybersecurity. If you don't know what you have, how it's configured, and where it is you can't protect it. Configuration management (CM) is a governance and systems engineering process that ensures the proper accounting of an enterprise's information technology assets and of the interrelationship between them in an operational environment across the system lifecycle.
In today's world of agile software development, continuous DevOps deployment cycles, security-focused configuration management is an essential element in digital innovation and digital transformation.
Asset Management is the process of tracking a diverse set of hardware and software and the location and configuration of networked devices and software across the enterprise — hardware include servers, workstations, and network devices; software include operating systems, applications, and files.
Comprehensive asset management programs enable organizations to more securely and efficiently monitor and manage their organization's many information technology (IT) assets in an increasingly complex information supply chain that includes complex systems and complex organizations that can include networks of IT assets supporting networks of subsidiaries, branches, third-party partners, contractors, temporary workers, constituents, customers, and guests.
Consider these controls when building asset management into your cybersecurity program.
License management keeps track of software license agreements, how those licenses are deployed and managed, and providing access to software resources in usage-based business models. License management is used to insure license compliance and to digital rights management. From a cybersecurity perspective this enables management of legitimate software and helps find unlicensed software present in the environment.
Management dashboards provide a visual representation of what is happening within the digital enterprise and the information supply chain providing a quick and easy way to see and assess your risk posture. Dashboards automatically and securely connects to your data and continuously update in real-time. The challenge in building and deploying effective management dashboards is to determining which metrics provide the most relevant actionable information on the state and status of your systems Here are the controls that can help you build your dashboards; and risk and security awareness strategies.


A little over a year ago I was commissioned to edit these stories about community-based projects run by or involving local churches. We told the stories in order to publicise a new Church of Scotland fund that is providing grants for other, equally inspired, initiatives. The Go For It! Fund is up, running and doing really good work in supporting local communities meet the needs of old and young around in their midst.
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A judging panel featuring super-fan Eurovision and the presenter Rylan Clark-Neal, popstar and BBC Radio 1 DJ Mollie King and DJ, popstar and presenter Marvin Humes have been on the screen. A shortlist of three indices to go to a very final.
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Although the votes were counted, Måns Zelmerlöw co-host winner and Eurovision 2015 also won a joint conference of Eurovision Song Contest. Bucks Fizz came out to help her out of her trousers and Katrina Leskanich came to play the last UK song Icon for Love Shine A Light
Eventually, the British public, through a phone and online vote, decided to decide who SuRie's successes as the Eurovision re-award of the country is proud of. They chose Michael Rice and his draft Larger than Us to represent the country in the Eurovision 2019 Gold Competition Final on Saturday, May 18, in Tel Aviv.
Rice was already the best of bookbuilders to win the ticket to Tel Aviv.
In the jury's opinion, Rylan Clark-Neal Mikcheal suggested "This is the success of Eurovision's success!"
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Michael is an advocate committed to anti-bullying, he recorded one of them in support of the move. He has visited many schools across the UK to talk about the subject, especially because he was banned himself for … singing.
What do you think of the UK election for the Eurovision 2019 Gold Competition? Tell us in the comments!


One caught the candidate, saving him from possible injury, while another caught the brunt of the falling banister, fracturing several bones in his foot. And one got the shot that captured the essence of a campaign that was starting to fall flat for a 73-year-old candidate whose age was already turning into a campaign issue.
It was the first year that campaign photographers used digital cameras, which meant they could transmit pictures to the East Coast in time for the next day's newspaper.
"If I'd been shooting film, those pictures would've been 12 hours later, and maybe never seen the light of day," Mr. Wilking said.


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Port Arthur Memorial make early playoff exit
Adam Coleman
Feb. 28, 2020 Updated: Feb. 28, 2020 10:17 p.m.
LA PORTE - Area round finishes don't cut it at Port Arthur Memorial but Hightower's third-quarter surge ensured it's where the Titans halt in 2019-2020.
The 70-57 win has Hightower in the regional quarterfinals and cements Port Arthur Memorial's earliest postseason exit in three seasons.
The Hurricanes switched from bunches of 3-point attempts and long jumpers to slashing into the paint and toward the basket, engulfing control of Friday's game via a 20-9 advantage in the third quarter.
Hightower coach Stephen Woods counted three layups in the first half for Hightower and thought the Hurricanes should be doing way more driving to the basket. It worked.
But Memorial coach Alden Lewis said falling out of the game was a self-infliction.
"It really wasn't as much Hightower, it was more of us," Lewis said. "We got away from the gameplan that we had in the first half and they were able to get out in transition and get some easy buckets, which converted offense for them and that's what we wanted to eliminate. But that didn't go our way in the second half."
If highly-ranked and high-scoring Hightower sophomore guard Bryce Griggs was all the rave about Hightower coming into Friday, then Memorial would match with senior center and Louisiana Tech commitment Kenneth Lofton Jr., who stands 6-foot-6 and is 230 pounds.
Lofton's impact manifested itself to start the second quarter. After scoring four points and watching Hightower jump out to a 16-9 lead in the first frame, Lofton displayed his versatility with a pair of baseline jumpers to re-energize the Titans. He could be heard clamoring to his teammates for the ball.
Woods said he didn't want Hightower to shy away from Lofton, make him uncomfortable by forcing him to his right instead of left and try to nab a few stripped balls when the big man was in the paint. Lofton would be a lot to handle no matter what. He finished with 24 points.
"I was trying to do what was best for the team, help our team win," Lofton said.
Memorial (29-7) started that second quarter on a 9-1 run and even though Hightower led 30-28 at halftime, Memorial wrestled itself to a 32-31 lead to open the third quarter.
Then, nine of the Hurricanes' 20 third-quarter points came from none other than Griggs. The sophomore star was never on pace to score 46 on Friday like he did against Shadow Creek in district play this season but he provided more than enough spark.
One example was his bucket off a Memorial turnover with 3:40 left in the third quarter. Griggs' pump fake created enough space for him to weave through Memorial's defense. Griggs finished with 25 points.
Hightower (30-5) was on a 19-5 run since that 32-31 Memorial lead.
"I was shooting too many deep threes at the beginning," said Griggs, iterating what his coach said. "In the second half, I made my way in the paint and worked my way out and I saw the results started falling."
La Porte's arena had been kind to Memorial. The Titans had won at the venue the last two years in the postseason, ousting Shadow Creek both times.
The Titans, who on a state title in 2017-2018, miss on what would've been a fourth straight regional quarterfinal.
Sophomore guard Amaree Abram had 25 points for Memorial as well, perhaps an indication the Titans are in good ands.
Lofton certainly talked up his teammate after the game, saying Abram "is going to be one of the best guards in the state."


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The Holy Eucharist (said) on Thursdays at 10:00 a.m.
Morning Prayer is said Tuesday-Friday at 8:15 a.m.
The roots of organized Anglicanism in Milton can be dated to 1844 when a travelling missionary was appointed by the Church Society of the Diocese of Toronto to serve parts of Halton & Wentworth Counties. A mission station was established in Milton and the original white clapboard church was opened in 1852. It was later moved back on the property to make way for the present English Gothic church built in 1895 from local limestone. The Governor General of Canada, the Earl of Aberdeen, laid the foundation stone of this second church in June 1895. In the early 2000s a major restoration was completed. Recently, the stained glass windows have been restored. The gardens surrounding the building encourage visitors to pause and reflect.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs to tell senators changing liability law will destroy how we communicate online
Published Tue, Oct 27 20204:48 PM EDT Updated Wed, Oct 28 20203:39 PM EDT
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The CEOs of Google, Facebook and Twitter released prepared remarks on Tuesday ahead of a hearing with the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday.
Republicans and Democrats have expressed concern about how Twitter, Google and Facebook moderate, or fail to moderate, content posted by users.
Below are summaries of the prepared remarks.
Tech leaders spar with legislators over content moderation and political bias
The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter released prepared remarks on Tuesday that warn against repealing Section 230, the statute that protects the social networks from liability for their users' posts. The remarks were released in advance of Wednesday's hearing with the Senate Commerce Committee.
The CEOs have been called in front of the committee because lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are concerned about how each company moderates, or sometimes fails to moderate, content posted by users.
The committee will examine Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a statute that has provided tech platforms immunity from legal liability for their users' posts since the late 1990s. In recent years, as tech companies face more scrutiny over their content moderation practices and ad-driven business models, the law has attracted bipartisan criticism for its broad protections.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: Undermining Section 230 will leave only the largest tech companies
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Twitter has come under fire for, among other things, how it handled its decision to block an unverified New York Post story claiming to contain a "smoking gun" email related to presidential candidate Joe Biden. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey apologized for blocking the story URLs earlier this month. It has also been criticized for muting or blocking tweets that contain misinformation.
Dorsey argues in his prepared remarks Section 230 has allowed small companies to scale up to compete against established, global companies and eroding it could destroy how we communicate online. He says only the largest, well-funded tech companies will survive.
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Weakening or removing Section 230 will also lead to more speech removal on social media networks, Dorsey argues, and will further limit the networks' ability to address harmful content.
Dorsey says Twitter will seek to earn trust from users by increasing transparency around content moderation policies, instituting fair processes such as an appeals method, giving users more control over the algorithms that govern their experience, and protecting user privacy.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg: Government should take more active role in regulating tech
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Congress: Section 230 helped create the internet as we know it
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues the government should take a more active role in regulating tech companies.
He says in his prepared remarks that big tech companies shouldn't get to make big decisions on harmful content, privacy, election integrity and data portability. It's the same stance he's taken since March 2019, when he wrote an op-ed calling for Congress to come in and regulate Facebook.
Without Section 230, platforms could face liability for even basic moderation, Zuckerberg warns. He says Congress should update Section 230 so that it works better but acknowledged the current debate around Section 230 shows people are upset with how it currently works.
"We believe in giving people a voice, even when that means defending the rights of people we disagree with," Zuckerberg says. "Free expression is central to how we move forward together as a society. We've seen this in the fight for democracy around the world, and in movements like Black Lives Matter and #MeToo. Section 230 allows us to empower people to engage on important issues like these—and to provide space where non-profits, religious groups, news organizations, and businesses of all sizes can reach people."
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Zuckerberg will also tell lawmakers that Facebook supports local journalism. "Facebook also supports our democracy by supporting journalism—particularly local journalism, which is vital for helping people be informed and engaged citizens." He highlights that Facebook has made a $300 million commitment to help publishers build readership and subscription models.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai: Section 230 'foundational' to U.S. leadership in tech
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai argues in his prepared remarks that the internet has been one of the world's most important equalizers, allowing people to post their opinions online no matter what those opinions are.
He says "the same low barriers to entry also make it possible for bad actors to cause harm" but that Section 230 is fundamental to allowing Google to provide access to a wide range of information and viewpoints.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai in testimony to Congress: Section 230 has been 'foundational to U.S. leadership in the tech sector'
It has also been "foundational to US leadership in the tech sector," Pichai says.
"As you think about how to shape policy in this important area, I would urge the Committee to be very thoughtful about any changes to Section 230 and to be very aware of the consequences those changes might have on businesses and consumers."
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) May 14, 2020
Prone and Mobility team works to improve COVID-19 patient outcomes
Members of the Prone and Mobility team include, from left to right, Grant Levermore Alexa Spearman Jimmy Hoyt Gwendolyn Leipe Clarisse Labor Dan Sullivan Molly Gigioli Nicole Miller and Marilyn Pfieffer
A physical therapist by training, Kelly Rund is used to working in the outpatient world, without the lines, tubes and monitors that are fixtures of a hospital room.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed things.
Kelly is one of 36 physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, occupational therapists and rehabilitation aides redeployed to work with COVID-19 patients on Anne Arundel Medical Center's (AAMC) medical/surgical units as part of the new Prone and Mobility team.
Six members of the team are working in AAMC's Intensive Care Unit.
The program has two components. Staff members are trained to "prone" patients, or place them on their stomach. The process takes about an hour and helps mitigate COVID-19 symptoms and increase the amount of oxygen they are getting into their lungs. They are also trained to assist with patients' mobility, helping them walk around their rooms and do other activities to keep them moving.
Kelly, who normally is based at AAMG Physical Therapy's Edgewater office, says the program has given her an opportunity to support patients emotionally as well as medically. It's nice for them to see a friendly face, even if it's hidden behind masks and face shields, she adds.
"I feel very thankful just to be someone who can be in there and sit with them," Kelly says.
Christy Wu, AAMC's inpatient physical therapy manager, says the program began at the start of the pandemic. Clinic staff members were originally redeployed to help patients with their mobility, which decreases their fall risk and the likelihood that they'll have to return to the hospital. But there was a growing need to have clinical staff on hand to prone position patients.
Studies have shown that prone positioning could lead to improved outcomes for patients who are on ventilators. Doctors at hospitals in New York and Massachusetts have seen improvements when COVID-19 patients are placed in the prone position.
"You definitely see a difference when you get these patients off of their backs," says Clarisse Labor, a physical therapist with AAMG Physical Therapy's Bowie North office.
Each team member is trained to do both prone positioning and mobility – it just depends on what and where the need is. AAMC already had mobility training in place for nursing staff and has adapted prone positioning training from Massachusetts General Hospital.
"They have amazing clinical skills, and we are putting them where they are needed and helping to support the nursing units," Christy says. "We've had really great feedback from the nursing directors."
Since the beginning of May, the team has prone positioned 150 COVID-19 patients, Christy says. Mobility numbers aren't yet available.
Kelly and Clarisse say their colleagues in the hospital have been supportive and eager to show them the ropes.
"It's been several years since I worked in acute care, and it's definitely different than outpatient," Clarisse says. "But the nurses and therapists have been very helpful and I definitely felt welcomed. I feel fortunate that I am still able to help in these times."
Elizabeth Bailey, clinical supervisor on the Observation Unit, added that the team has gone above and beyond their assigned duties.
"Today I watched a special needs patient on our unit just beam with pride as they encouraged her, telling her how well she was doing," she says. "They assisted other patients with ambulation to the commode, and even changed briefs and bed linens as they worked with the patients. This was not expected or even asked of them – they wanted to do it."
Christie Thibeault, nursing manager on the Observation Unit, praised team members for providing an extra set of hands in an extremely busy time. Thanks to the team, nurses can stay focused on other aspects of care.
"They have just been phenomenal support for our nursing staff, and have improved the quality of patient care tremendously," Christie says.
A former ICU and trauma nurse, Christie has long been familiar with the benefits of prone positioning and says she's eager to dive more deeply into how it's improved COVID-19 patient outcomes post-pandemic.
"There's so much that should come out of this," she says. "Did it decrease their length of stay? Did it prevent them from going on a ventilator?" Christie is excited to see the impact of this important work.
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New Light in a Bible Study Meeting—How Will the Great White Throne Judgment Be Done?
Editor's Note: What will happen on judgment day? How will God judge us in the last days? This is what most people are concerned about. In a Bible study meeting, through looking up the verses and fellowshiping with each other, brothers and sisters got new light. Read this article to understand how God will do His work of judgment in the last days.
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It's recorded in the Bible that there will be judgment in the last days. Then how will God judge us when judgment day comes? What is judgment day? In a Bible study meeting, several brothers and sisters turned to Revelation 20:11-15 and read together, "And I saw a great white throne, and Him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them. And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works. And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works. And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And whoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire." After reading these verses, they began to discuss.
Sister Dong put down the Bible in her hand and said, "In a revival meeting, I once heard the pastors speak of the scene of the Lord returning on judgment day. It will be earthshaking and majestic, and the earth and heaven will be swallowed up. At that point, the trumpets will sound, and thousands of angels riding on the winged horses will descend from heaven. It is so magnificent. All the people will awake with a start and be gathered together. Every unbeliever is trembling with fear and on their knees begging for mercy, while we believers will be raptured before the Lord's throne. This is what will happen on judgment day."
Sister Chen nodded a few times in succession and said, "Yes! When judgment day comes, God will set up a big table in the sky, on which a white tablecloth will be spread, with books and a book of life lying on it. The Lord will sit on the throne with a glorious golden crown on His head, and the angels will stand on either side waiting for His command. The Lord will first open the book of life to call the roll. All those whose names are called will be directly brought into the heavenly kingdom by the angels. As for those whose names are not on the book of life, the Lord will open the books and decide their destinations according to all the things they have done in the course of their life. When seeing the sins they committed, they cannot deny but only weep and gnash their teeth and beat their chests."
Other co-workers echoed, "Yes! Such a scene must be a grand spectacular! After the judgment of the Lord, all who do good will be brought into the kingdom of heaven and feast with God; all the evildoers will be cast into the lake of fire and sulfur, where the worms don't die, and the fire is not quenched."
Sister Wang shook her head. Looking at Sister Dong and Sister Chen, she joked, "The more you two say, the more incredible it becomes. You simply imagine the Lord's judgment to be supernatural. Genesis 1:8 states, 'And God called the firmament Heaven.' With the sky full of air and our body so heavy, how could we ascend to the heaven? The balloon will burst when rising high above the ground, not to mention us. I think it is not realistic for us to be judged in heaven by the Lord."
Another co-worker echoed, "Yes. There is nothing but air in the sky. How could we stand? My neighbor thinks what I imagine is crazy and always laughs at me, 'You're looking forward to ascending to heaven every day. Aren't you afraid of falling from it?'" Hearing this, everyone laughed.
"You two think too much of it. How could you have no faith in the Lord? The Old Testament says that Jehovah God took Elijah up to the heaven with a whirlwind. The Lord is almighty. We needn't worry about this." Brother Fang said confidently.
Sister Ma said, "We can't say anything casually. 2 Peter 1:20 says, 'Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.' As we can see, we should not interpret the prophecy literally or rely on our imaginations to say where the Lord will judge man in the last days. This will easily lead to misinterpretation of God's work and resistance toward Him!"
When they were in dispute, Brother Zhang said, "Brothers and sisters, please calm down. Actually, in the past, I also thought the Lord would judge man in heaven. But recently when I looked up several verses, I found it was not as simple as we thought. The book of Revelation was written by John after he received God's revelation on the island of Patmos. The verses in it are about the work God desires to do in the last days. They are visions, prophecies, and mysteries. Revelation 14:6 says, 'And I saw another angel fly in the middle of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach to them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people.' Psalms 96:13 also says, 'Before Jehovah: for He comes, for He comes to judge the earth: He shall judge the world with righteousness, and the people with His truth.' Our imaginations that the Lord will commence judgment in heaven apparently contradicts what the verses say. God's spirit is formless and amorphous. He is righteous and holy and does not tolerate man's offense. What qualification do we sinners have to see the face of God? Therefore, I think in the last days God may carry out the work of judgment on earth, not in heaven."
Sister Wang pondered the words said by Brother Zhang with a scowl. Suddenly something seemed to strike her and she slapped her forehead. "Alas! Why didn't I think of that? The Lord's Prayer says, 'Your kingdom come, Your will be done in earth, as it is in heaven' (Matthew 6:10). Doesn't it mean God will lead us on earth? Revelation 11:15 also says, 'And the seventh angel sounded; and there were great voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of His Christ; and He shall reign for ever and ever.' If God descends to earth to give His judgment, then God's will can be done on earth. But if His judgment is carried out in heaven, these verses will fall through."
Hearing this, Sister Lin said cheerfully, "After listening to your fellowship, I think of the words in Revelation 21:3 'And I heard a great voice out of heaven saying, Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will dwell with them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself shall be with them, and be their God.' 'The tabernacle of God is with men' means in the last days, when God comes, He will dwell with man and judge man on earth. Just as 1 Peter 4:17 says, 'For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God.'"
Sister Dong said with some excitement, "Oh! Through your discussion just now, I discover that there are so many mysteries in these verses. It's inconceivable! In the past, I believed it was in heaven that the Lord would judge man when He returns; however, now when reading these verses again, I feel that's not realistic and it's quite likely on earth."
Sister Wang said, "It's true. In John 3:13 the Lord Jesus said 'And no man has ascended up to heaven, but He that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven.' The Lord Jesus has already plainly told us that no one has ascended to heaven but the Son of man. How are we still daydreaming everyday—yearning for ascending up to heaven? We're so stupid." After her words, everyone laughed.
"If what you're saying is true, the Lord's judgment in the last days will probably happen on earth. But how exactly will He do the judgment work?" Brother Fang looked at everyone, bewildered.
At this moment, Brother Zhang said, "I remember Psalms 50:3-6 says, 'Our God shall come, and shall not keep silence: a fire shall devour before Him, and it shall be very tempestuous round about Him. He shall call to the heavens from above, and to the earth, that He may judge His people. Gather My saints together to Me; those that have made a covenant with Me by sacrifice. And the heavens shall declare His righteousness: for God is judge Himself. Selah.' John 12:48 says, 'He that rejects Me, and receives not My words, has one that judges him: the word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day.' These verses suggest that the returned Lord in the last days will judge man with words, don't they?"
Sister Lin nodded, "Yes. Listening to the fellowship of Brother Zhang, I remember in the Revelation there are seven verses saying, 'He that has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.' From these verses, we can see during the last days God will speak to the churches. It is very likely that in the last days when the Lord returns, He will express words and truths to do the work of judgment. John 16:12-13 also says, 'I have yet many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. However, when He, the Spirit of truth, is come, He will guide you into all truth: for He shall not speak of Himself; but whatever He shall hear, that shall He speak: and He will show you things to come.' When the Lord Jesus worked, He said that He had lots of things to say to man, but man at that time had a small stature and couldn't bear them. Only when the Lord comes in the last days, will He tell man many truths they don't understand before. Combined with the verses above, I think the Lord will express words to judge man when He returns. Do you think so?"
"God will express words to judge man in the last days?" "When you put it like that, this is quite possible." They all discussed about it.
At this moment, Sister Dong nodded and said, "Your fellowship make sense. These verses show that in the last days the Lord may express words to judge man on earth when He returns. Our understanding of prophecies based on the surface meaning of verses is from our imaginations. It is not realistic. As for how the Lord will judge man in the last days, we should treat it seriously and cannot listen only to pastors and elders. If the Lord really expresses words to judge man on earth, and we don't seek but only draw conclusions according to our own imaginations and wait for the judgment before the great white throne in heaven, then we are prone to lose God's salvation of the last days!"
Sister Lin also said, "Yes, our fellowships tonight are really enlightening. Revelation 3:20 says, 'Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear My voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with Me.' Only the wise virgins can welcome the Lord. If we, like them, pay attention to hearing the Lord's voice and open the door when hearing His voice, we can welcome His return."
Sister Wang said gladly, "Yes, the Lord Jesus once said, 'My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me' (John 10:27). Therefore, if someone preaches that the Lord has returned and expresses words to judge man, we should listen out for the voice of the Lord like wise virgins. As soon as we hear the truth, we should investigate it immediately so as not to miss the opportunity to be saved by God!"
After hearing this, everyone nodded. This Bible study meeting was concluded like this.
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Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance About the Department
The mission of the Department of Theatre and Dance is to nurture the next generation of collaborative, curious, and civically engaged artists, educators, and scholars through excellence in teaching, meaningful co-curricular opportunities, and individual mentorship for graduate and undergraduate students. The department promotes the advancement of knowledge, innovation, and cultural understanding on a global and local level through creative activities and research.
Learn more about the faculty and staff that make up the theatre and division of dance
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Texas State University's Department of Theatre and Dance offers a diverse range of degrees in theatre, allowing our students to find a program suited to their skills and interests. The department offers three undergraduate degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre with an emphasis in Acting, All-Level Teacher Certification, Performance and Production, Film Production, and Technical Production. At the graduate level, the department offers two graduate degrees: Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Design, and Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Directing.
Our Dance Division offers two undergraduate degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Dance and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance with an emphasis in Performance and Choreography, Single Level Teacher Certification and Dual Level Teacher Certification.
The department also offers an undergraduate minor in Theatre and another in Dance.
The Department of Theatre and Dance is committed to equity and representation that reflects the student population, builds community, teaches compassion, and condemns intolerance. We are committed to advancing social justice by providing equal opportunity for all students without biases toward race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, economic status or political beliefs. As artists, educators and scholars, we strive to achieve a creative collaboration in our classrooms, rehearsal, and performance spaces with a focus and dedication to equitable representation while actively embracing traditionally under-represented groups and their contributions to the canon.
As our Diversity Committee continues to conference, we will state the actions the Department is taking to ensure our equity statement is adhered to.
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Texas State University exists and operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the Jumano, Cibolo, Cantona, Casquesa, Coahuiltecan tribes. It is also the ancestral land for the Apache, Caddo, Comanche, Kiowa, Wichita, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Alabama-Coushatta, Creek, Kickapoo, Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, and the Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas Band of Yaqui Indians.
Today, this meeting place is still home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to be in unity in this physical and metaphysical space, to open our hearts to each other in the spirit of sharing our experiences in order to learn from each other.
(Information from this acknowledgement was gathered from the Edwards Aquifer website, the U.S Department of Arts and Culture, and ACPA website.)


Mr. Speaker, today I would like to highlight and celebrate the 2018 inductees into the Northwest Territories Sport Hall of Fame.
The Northwest Territories Sport Hall of Fame was created to honour athletes, coaches, officials and contributors to sport from all parts of our society. Sponsored by the Sport North Federation, the Hall of Fame shares the history and the impact of our greatest contributors to sport.
Mr. Speaker, I invite Members of this House to join me in congratulating Ms. Robin Mercer-Sproule, Mr. Abe Theil and the 1970 Fort McPherson Centennial Canoe team, who will be recognized at a special ceremony to be held in Yellowknife on November 23.
Ms. Mercer-Sproule competed on behalf of the Northwest Territories in figure skating, softball, volleyball, basketball, hockey and broomball in no less than 12 Arctic Winter Games and numerous other regional and national competitions across Canada. A breakthrough leader in women's hockey, she started in the sport by playing with a boys' team in 1977 as a forward. She later became a top goaltender.
Mr. Theil is being recognized for his lifelong contribution to volleyball and for the significant role he played in the development of the Sport North Federation. He participated in 10 Arctic Winter Games from 1972 through 1998. His contribution to the sport from the local club level through to national and international levels has been significant and remains an important part of the sport's legacy in our country.
The Fort McPherson Canoe Team participated in the historic Northwest Territories Centennial Fort Providence to Inuvik canoe race in 1970. The six member team finished in first place after a series of races covering the 1800 kilometer distance, competing against teams from Aklavik, Inuvik, Fort Providence, Fort Good Hope, Yellowknife, Detah, Tsiigehtchic and from outside the Northwest Territories. Team members were Captain Phillip Blake, Woody Elias, Fred Vittrekwa, Joe Vittrekwa, John Itsi and Joseph Kaye.
Mr. Speaker, these inductees and those selected in previous years are role models, mentors and leaders in sport. They have worked tirelessly to develop the North's capacity to pursue active healthy lifestyles through engagement and participation in sport programming.
It is important to recognize and celebrate the past and present successes of our Northern athletes and sport builders. Applauding their commitment to excellence, as athletes, coaches or as an entire team helps to set a benchmark for the next generation. On November 23, we will celebrate these inductees for their accomplishments and for the inspiration they have provided to us all.
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank our community governments, Sport North Federation and all the Territorial Sport Organizations for their efforts to support opportunities for these inductees and all residents to pursue their dreams through sport.
I would also like to thank the many volunteers who contribute their time, talent and energy to the sport system. The work you do is important to the well-being of our youth, the growth of the sport system and our collective efforts to build healthier communities in the Northwest Territories.