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import static org.springframework.http.HttpStatus.UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY;

import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseStatus;

@ResponseStatus(UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY)
public class InvalidEntityException extends RuntimeException {
  public InvalidEntityException(String message) {
    super(message);
  }
}

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Do you have house plans to choose from?
We have examples of house plans available you can start with. And, yes, you may bring your own floor plan and let us customize it for you. Generally, we meet to discuss custom floor plans after you purchase a lot.
How do we determine which lot is best for us to build on?
If you're still in the process of looking for just the right lot for your dream home, we will be happy to meet with you before your purchase to discuss options and help you determine what size home will best fit the lot.
There are many good financing options available for construction loans and short- and long-term mortgages. Of course, you can arrange your own financing, or we will be happy to recommend mortgage companies with competitive pricing and outstanding service.
What selections can I make?
We are a custom builder, which means you can choose just about any feature for your new home. You can select brick/stone, window color, interior and exterior paints and stain, tile and carpet, wood flooring, cabinetry, countertops, lighting, wallpaper, appliances, hardware and even outdoor living components.
Laurie Mahoney will assist you to make this a truly enjoyable process. Some clients come to us with everything already chosen, while others like to see options before making choices.
How long will it take to complete my new home?
Each home is an original creation with its own logistics. Generally, it takes about nine months to complete a custom home from groundbreaking to finish. However, other factors, including the weather, can alter that schedule. Before starting your home, we hold a pre-construction meeting with you to discuss your needs and the construction timeline.
How can we learn about your reputation?
When selecting any builder, we recommend checking if they are a member of area home building organizations, and ask for references from clients and contractors. As a member of the greater New Braunfels Homebuilders Association, Mahoney Custom Homes, Inc. abides by the highest standards of professionalism and warranty service. Numerous satisfied homeowners and several repeat clients are proud to show off our work to prospective clients. We invite you to talk with them.
Mahoney Custom Homes, Inc. is a family-owned business led by husband and wife team Ryan and Leslie Mahoney. We're widely recognized for high-quality custom homes and superior craftsmanship at competitive pricing.


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Q: jquery number validation not working consistently I am using jquery validations in a form.  I haven't had many issues, however I did run into a problem in a users form where the jquery number validation isn't firing.  I tested it in IE, firefox and chrome and it is not working in any of them.  The weird part is that so far it seems that it is specific to this one user's form as when I go to other user forms the alerts fire fine as it does in my testing across all browsers.  I was wondering if any one else has come across this problem before when using jquery validation. Below is an example of some of the jquery validation code I am using.
    var validator = $("#educationForm").validate({
            debug: true,
            errorElement: "span",
            errorClass: "help-block errortext",
            errorPlacement: function (error, element) {
                element.before(error);
            },
            success: function (label) {
                label.remove();
            },
            rules: {
                school1GPA: {
                    number: true
                },
                school2GPA: {
                    number: true
                },
                school1Units: {
                    number: true
                },
                school2Units: {
                    number: true
                },
            },
            onsubmit: false
        });

    $('.form-actions').on('click', '#btnSubmit', function (evt) {
            evt.preventDefault();
            if ($("#educationForm").valid()) {

                $.ajax({
                    type: "POST",............
        } else {
           validator.focusInvalid();
        }
    });

A: The issue is that you are triggering evt.preventDefault() before you could even trigger jquery validation. That is basically killing any validation statement following evt.preventDefault(). All you need to is just call $("#educationForm").valid() or jquery.validate() and then call evt.preventDefault().
 $('.form-actions').on('click', '#btnSubmit', function (evt) {

            if ($("#educationForm").valid()) {
                evt.preventDefault(); // prevents the form submission to allow ajax
                $.ajax({
                    type: "POST",............
        } else {
           validator.focusInvalid();
        }
});

A: *

*You should not need your click handler at all.  As per documentation, your ajax belongs inside of the submitHandler callback function.

*You also should not set onsubmit to false unless you want validation blocked when the submit button is clicked.

*debug set to true will block submission of the form.
Something more like this...
 var validator = $("#educationForm").validate({
        // debug: true, // <- this is blocking the submit entirely
        submitHandler: function(form) {
            // your ajax here
            $.ajax(...);
            return false;
        },
        errorElement: "span",
        errorClass: "help-block errortext",
        errorPlacement: function (error, element) {
            element.before(error);
        },
        success: function (label) {
            label.remove();
        },
        rules: {
            school1GPA: {
                number: true
            },
            school2GPA: {
                number: true
            },
            school1Units: {
                number: true
            },
            school2Units: {
                number: true
            },
        },
        // onsubmit: false  // <- this is preventing validation on the submit.
    });

DEMO:  http://jsfiddle.net/2vv8vL79/

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Every one who has the cause of humanity at heart will echo the cry, open the doors of our prisons, as the doors of other public institutions are thrown open, so that those who support them may have an opportunity to inspect them.
It is the right of every tax-payer to know what is done within our prison walls at all times. It is the duty of every Christian man to make himself acquainted with the moral bearing of the discipline which obtains within them.
It is the duty of every religious woman to see that her fellow woman is not trampled down in degradation and vice, lower than her own sins would carry her, by the heel of her master in discipline.
Let the prison doors be opened, and the inside of them exposed to the view of all. Knowledge awakens interest, and interest leads to action.
Prominent civic organizations inspected prisons and engaged in public discussion of prison policies in nineteenth-century America. The Prison Association of New York was a leading example of such a civic association. These organizations functioned according to a public knowledge / public action model of progressive political change.
The public knowledge / public action model of progressive political change has significant, systemic weaknesses. Particularly in the Internet era of rapidly expanding communication possibilities, gathering and maintaining public attention at a national political scale is difficult. That's true even in relation to the fundamental government function of criminal punishment. Moreover, the imperatives of seeking public attention create biases in communication. In nineteenth-century public deliberation, international experts on prison policies formed a consensus that prisoners' communication should be suppressed. By the late twentieth century, the public knowledge / public action model spurred an extraordinary rise in incarceration based significantly on grotesquely false public information.
Democratic change doesn't depend only on the public knowledge / public action model. Personal experience and personal communication isn't equivalent to acquiring public knowledge. Persons can act publicly out of convictions and understandings that they cannot explain through public reason. Effective democracy depends not just on public discussion, but also on personal communication and personal experience. Improving communication between prisoners and their families and friends can help to counterbalance weaknesses of public knowledge and mass communication.


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Q: Extract correct event name for sharepoint events calendar list I created a timer job for sending email daily for an events calendar list in sahrepoint onpremise 2016. When i put following code, it is not giving me exact event name:
 using (SPSite site = new SPSite(siteUrl))
                    {
                        using (SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb())
                        {
                            SPList sPList = web.Lists.TryGetList(listName);
                            SPQuery sPQuery = new SPQuery();
                       //To check for events occurring next day
                        sPQuery.Query="<Where><Eq><FieldRef Name=\"Start_x0020_Time\" /><Value IncludeTimeValue='FALSE' Type=\"DateTime\"><Today OffsetDays=\"1\"/></Value></Eq></Where>";
                        SPListItemCollection items = sPList.GetItems(sPQuery);
                        if (items.Count > 0)
                        {
                            string emails = "";
                            foreach (SPListItem item in items)
                            {
                                var pName = item["Person Name"].ToString();
                                var eName = item["Event Name"].ToString();

The last line for ename fetches something as :
eName = 8;#Event10
I want only "Event10"
Can u pls help me fix this?

A: Based on your question it seems that type of the column is Lookup.
You can use below code to get value:
if (item["Event Name"] != null)
{
    SPFieldLookupValue sPFieldLookupValue = item["Event Name"] as SPFieldLookupValue;
    string eventName = sPFieldLookupValue.LookupValue;
    // eventName will give the value which you are expecting
}


0:09Skip to 0 minutes and 9 secondsI don't want to sound rude, but let's face it, you're not getting any younger. Then again, neither am I, or any of us in fact. And in this era of long lives and comprehensive healthcare, the art is in not just reaching old age, but staying active and healthy into it. Estimates suggest that the number of over-65s worldwide will rise to 1.5 billion in 2050. It is absolutely crucial that we ensure people are not just living longer, but living healthy, independent lives.
0:41Skip to 0 minutes and 41 secondsHere at the Centre for Integrated research into Musculoskeletal Ageing, CIMA researchers investigate why our bones, joints, ligaments and muscles function less well as we age, and how age-related decline of the musculoskeletal tissues and age-related clinical disorders, such as osteoporosis and arthritis, can be improved or prevented. In this free online course, academics from the Universities of Sheffield, Liverpool and Newcastle will join together to present their research on how best to live well as you approach and experience old age. With the wealth of seemingly contradictory information in the media about healthy living, sport and ageing, we will demystify the ageing process and show you how our everyday behaviours and choices affect our long-term musculoskeletal health.
1:42Skip to 1 minute and 42 secondsWe'll identify the components of the musculoskeletal system and explain how they fit together. You'll find out how ageing affects it, learn about common age-related musculoskeletal disorders, and discuss the impacts of such disorders on society and quality of life. We'll explore the impact of physical activity - and inactivity - on bones, muscles and joints. You'll find out why exercise can be both good and bad, not just for cardiovascular health, but also for your musculoskeletal system as you age. We'll examine, through case studies, why clinical care teams make decisions about physical activity as they do.
2:20Skip to 2 minutes and 20 secondsYou'll extend your knowledge of the role of nutrition in musculoskeletal health, learn which foods provide important nutrients for our muscles and bones, and understand how dietary recommendations for musculoskeletal health change as we age. Finally, we'll hear from some of our scientists about how they're investigating the effects of ageing and nutrition on the health of the musculoskeletal system. This course would be ideal for anyone interested in studying the musculoskeletal system, for patients with musculoskeletal health issues, or their carers, or anyone who feels that they might be getting older and want to know how they can prepare for it by staying healthy and active.
Identify the components of the musculoskeletal system and explain how they fit together. Find out how ageing affects the musculoskeletal system; learn about common, age-related musculoskeletal disorders; and discuss the impact of such disorders on society and quality of life.
How can exercise benefit the musculoskeletal system?
Explore the impact of physical activity – and inactivity – on bones, muscles and joints. Find out why exercise can be good and bad, not just for cardiovascular health, but also for your musculoskeletal system as you age. Examine, through case studies, why clinical care teams make decisions about physical activity as they do.
How can diet benefit the musculoskeletal system?
Extend your knowledge of the role of nutrition in musculoskeletal health, learn which foods provide important nutrients for our muscles and bones, and understand how dietary recommendations for musculoskeletal health change as we age.
Identify the key components of the musculoskeletal system and explain how they fit together.
Explain how ageing affects the musculoskeletal system.
Describe common age-related problems of the musculoskeletal system.
Discuss the impacts of musculoskeletal ageing on society and quality of life.
Explore the impact of physical activity and inactivity on bones, muscles and joints.
Identify the most important nutritional factors required for a healthy musculoskeletal system.
Discuss how ageing and other factors affect nutritional needs and dietary habits for the musculoskeletal system.
Explain how scientists and health professionals determine dietary requirements.
Identify good dietary and other sources of essential nutrients.
I very much appreciated the construction of the course: each week came with a logical build-up of approaches intermingled with opportunities to give our own views. It's the first MOOC I have done compiled by three universities, which gave us, the participating audience, the latest specialised researched insights from three institutions. For me, (this course) will be life changing since it brought home how profound the impact is of exercise, activity and balanced diet for healthier longevity. I have since recommended the course to my Healthy Walks Coordinator and am helping a member of my family in realising the profound reasons for adopting a healthier lifestyle.
I am research scientist and lecturer in genetics at the University of Liverpool. In addition to science I enjoy writing and reading poetry, playing golf and opera singing.
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I am a Professor of Metabolism & Lifestyle Medicine and National Institute for Health Research Senior Fellow at Newcastle University.
You can use the hashtag #FLStayActive to talk about this course on social media.


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Registration begins for exploration of cognitive disability and technology
Registration begins today for the 2011 Coleman Institute on Cognitive Disability and Technology Conference, set for Oct. 13 at the Westin Westminster Hotel. To view the full agenda and to register, visit:http://www.colemaninstitute.org/. There is no charge for the conference.
This year's national conference – State of the States, State of the Nation: 2011 – will focus on the challenging economic environment and the crucial role technology can play in improving quality of life, independence and the practical day-to-day realities of providing supportive environments for people with cognitive disabilities.
This year's conference speakers include:
Peter Blanck, Ph.D., J.D.; chairman, Burton Blatt Institute, Syracuse University
David Braddock, Ph.D., chair of conference; associate VP, University of Colorado
Ann Caldwell, Ph.D.; chief research and innovations officer, the Arc of the US
Henry Claypool, director, Office on Disability, United States Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS)
Bill Coleman, founding donor; partner, Alsop-Louie Partners, San Francisco
Diane Coyle, Ph.D., economist, author of "The Economics of Enough: How to Run the Economy as if the Future Matters" (Princeton University Press)
Mark Emery, CEO, Imagine! Colorado
Jim Gardner, Ph.D., president and CEO, the Council on Quality and Leadership
Sharon Lewis, commissioner, Administration on Developmental Disabilities, USDHHS
William Pound, executive director, National Conference of State Legislatures
Jo Ann Simons, board chair, National Down Syndrome Society
Sue Swenson, deputy assistant secretary, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services
Nancy Thaler, executive director, National Association of State Directors of DD
Special Guest: Bruce Benson, president, University of Colorado
Watch for the call for posters, an opportunity to demonstrate research and provide students with conference poster session exposure.
The Coleman Institute's mission is to catalyze and integrate advances in science, engineering and technology to promote the quality of life and independent living of people with cognitive disabilities. It was established in 2001 by the University of Colorado Board of Regents. A private endowment and sustained annual contributions by founding donors William T. and Claudia L. Coleman support the institute's activities.
The Coleman Institute is headed by David Braddock, Ph.D., associate vice president of the University of Colorado, who serves as executive director. Enid Ablowitz is the associate director.

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There are a lot of differences in measurements amongst websites. Some even place the dBA meter 10cm away from the card. Considering that's not where you ear is located, we do it our way.
For each dBA test we close the PC/chassis and move the dBA gun 75 cm away from the PC. Roughly the same proximity you'll have from a PC in a real-world situation. Above IDLE noise levels.
For the card in IDLE we measure 38 DBa which hardly can be heard really. And fully stressed... 46~47 DBA. Now that might sounds (and is) on the high side but I really do need to make a remark here. Explaining sounds pressure is a hard thing to do. Sometimes 44 DBa can be annoying and 46 pretty acceptable. That's the case with the R6990 as you are not hearing the fan whirring or anything, no it's pure airflow that you hear. So while the card obviously is noisy, it's not at a frustrating level.


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Two synod fathers told journalists today that their discussions have been unaffected by lobbies and media reports of divisions, and that they expect to end with a document that reflects the thinking of the synod: one that is faithful to church teaching yet which reflects a new pastoral focus.
Cardinal Luis Martínez Sistach
The Archbishop of Barcelona, Cardinal Luís Martínez Sistach, spoke of the climate of "communion, brotherhood and pastoral focus" of his group, which despite its diversity has been unanimous in agreeing modifications to the existing document, the relatio post disceptationem.
A handful of delegates — among them two Vatican cardinals and the president of the Polish bishops' conference — have expressed unhappiness with the interim document, claiming that it causes "confusion" about church teaching. Yet both Cardinal Martínez and the president of the US bishops' conference strongly defended the document as reflective of the discussions, while stressing that it was a work in progress intended to be improved in the groups meeting this week.
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville said it was a "wonderful" working document, which would be improved in the small-group discussions. The archbishop, who is president of the US bishops' conference, said it reflected a pastoral focus, "not waiting for people to come to us but rather the Church reaching out and accompanying people, starting where they are, so that together we journey closer to Christ".
This new, missionary and pastoral approach, which marks a significant new tone for the Vatican, has been misinterpreted in some media stories as a softening or liberalizing of church doctrine (see George Weigel on the New York Times here).
Yet nothing in the relatio questions church doctrines on sexuality, marriage and the family, instead taking them for granted.
As if in response to shrill conservative objections, Pope Francis said on Monday that religious and moral law was not an end in itself.
In part, as John Allen observes, reactions to the relatio reflect an accurate perception that change is afoot: a model built for clarity is giving way to another built for mission. Just as at the Second Vatican Council, those who are attached to the "clarity" model of Church regard the missionary focus of the synod as a kind of betrayal.
Start-up lobbies such as the so-called Voice of the Family have sent representatives to the Vatican press conferences to challenge synod delegates, and have issued press statements condemning the synod.
Yet in the synod itself, delegates pay no more attention to them than to liberal lobbies such as We Are Church. The Barcelona cardinal said the delegates' discussions had been wholly impervious to the influence of ideological or interest groups, reflecting instead the Church's pastoral knowledge of the People of God.
"We are seeking the will of God, not the will of any groups", he told journalists.
Archbishop Kurtz said he had consulted carefully before coming for the synod, but since it began has been listening primarily to other delegates. "It was largely the interaction of the delegates that were influential on me, that brought for not only my personal opinions but also the fruits of my consultation before the synod," he said.
Cardinal Sistach said in his group there was complete freedom to express "different tendencies, sensibilities, and points of view" from which, he said, "much light can come." The discussions had been underpinned, he added, by a pastoral focus, "that of a Church as mother and teacher who wants to see reality and to come close." He said all the amendments his group were proposing had been agreed unanimously.
Tomorrow the amendments will be incorporated by the redacting committee into the final document, the relatio synodi, which on Saturday morning will be read to delegates and voted on.
Previous synods have ended with a series of propositions which were voted on one by one. It is not clear whether delegates will have a chance to vote on different paragraphs of the relatio synodi.
Archbishop Kurtz added that the effort was underway to "to be truly reaching out" while being faithful to church teaching, in order to put in place what he called "a pastorally enduring approach."
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The program—which emphasizes holiday first, work second—is designed to foster in-depth cultural exploration and boost international exchanges among young people. Under the program, people between the ages of 18 and 35 can visit Taiwan to experience different cultures and lifestyles, as well as study language, take part in short-term courses, or work legally.
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Q: Shift the file while writing? Is it possible to shift the contents of a file while writing to it using FileWriter?
I need to write data constants to the head of the file and if I do that it overwrites the file.
What technique should I use to do this or should I make make copies of the file (with the new data on top) on every file write?

A: If you want to overwrite certain bytes of the file and not others, you can use seek and write to do so. If you want to change the content of every byte in the file (by, for example, adding a single byte to the beginning of the file) then you need to write a new file and potentially rename it after you've done writing it.
Think of the answer to the question "what will be the contents of the byte at offset x after I'm done?". If, for a large percent of the possible values of x the answer is "not what it used to be" then you need a new file.

A: Rather than contending ourselves with the question "what will be the contents of the byte at offset x after I'm done?", lets change the mindset and ask why can't the file system or perhaps the hard disk firmware do : a) provide another mode of accessing the file [let's say, inline] b) increase the length of the file by the number of bytes added at the front or in the middle or even at the end c) move each byte that starts from the crossection by the newcontent.length positions
It would be easier and faster to handle these operations at the disk firmware or file system implementation level rather than leaving that job to the application developer. I hope file system writers or hard disk vendors would offer such feature soon.
Regards,
Samba


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I found this top at Old Navy for 50% off. Setarra, I know you're laughing!...(she knows that most of my clothes come from there.) I seriously find the best deals on their clearance rack. Someone bought this top online, didn't like it, returned it to the store, and I got the 50% off. Yay! I also really like it with white pants. I can dress it down a bit with flats or wear colorful flats with neutral jewelry.
PS. Make sure to enter to win this beautiful monogrammed necklace!
Your dancing poses in your fashion posts are seriously so adorable.
You look so pretty in this bright shade of pink! LOVE IT!
Great outfit! I love Old Navy! The top is a total fashion touchdown girl! Love it with the white pants and the aqua necklace! So pretty!
Hahaha! I am totally laughing!!! But I love this pink top on you and the fact that you got for 50% off! I was actually at Old Navy this past weekend and bought a pair of jeans & sweater from there so I'm just as bad as you ;) Their spring sales have been off the chain lately. Taking the survey after I post this comment!
Love your outfit! You are one gorgeous lady!
Ashley - you are so cute! I never find good deals at Old Navy. I need you to shop for me ;) Loving your bright top and white pants combo, it is also my go to this spring. So crisp and easy. Your so fun and I am happy to answer a few questions for you!
love this look, you look absolutely gorgeous! and nothing wrong with old navy! I will def take the survey!
I'm a huge fan of the ON clearance rack too! I love the contrast of the hot pink and turquoise, so pretty!
So cute! Nothing wrong with old navy!
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You will have to fight me for him! Captain Hook is my boyfriend.
I am a big Old Navy shopper. You are right about clearance. It's like winning the lottery when you find that one piece and it's dirt cheap. That color looks really good on you.
I love love love your outfit, it is so cheerfully spring.
Once Upon A Time is one of my favorite shows and I definitely feel you on Captain Hook! I can't wait for this week's episode. I get so sad when I get caught up because I have an insatiable appetite for the stories they come up with!
You look great in that extra-bright top!! :) And I am so addicted to Once Upon a Time it's not even funny...and I only discovered it near the end of February.
I will either a) fight you for Hook, or b) sister-wives it up with you for Hook. Take your pick :) Looking pretty as per usual!
You look so springy and beautiful! I love that top!
I watched OUAT but then stopped. I heard Captain Hook just keeps getting better.
looove ur white pants! xO!
Gotta give a thumbs up for Old Navy. They seriously have some of the best deals, and their clothes are great (most of the time).
Gorgeous pink and white color combo!
DYING over that color. And I'm all about the Old Navy clearance rack too.
I love that color! Perfect for spring/summer :) And yay for finding it on clearance!
You are always so put together. I love this outfit! The Old Navy clearance rack has been my best friend this season. Clothes always become cuter when they are seriously marked down!
I love the length of these pants, so pretty!


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We covered most of the "message" component in the crafting a vision post, so I'll spend most of my time focusing on the medium and the audience in this post.
What you do with your vision after you create it will determine your success in the transition. You can create the most compelling vision and the most airtight strategic plan, but they remain ideas until you actually communicate them to other people.
Your first audience ought to be leaders within your church. Make sure you communicate a vision to leadership before you roll it out to a broader audience! It's crucial for long term success that your current leaders have a sense of ownership and buy-in to the vision.
The vision you are communicating will probably have competition from other communications within your church as well. Communicate the vision frequently and powerfully, and embed it within everything you do with leaders for a season. Also, consider a time with leaders when you can have their undivided attention. There are often "slow" seasons in the overall life of the church – make use of them! Whenever you have a captive audience or a free communication channel, use it. Focus on repetitive messaging, rather than only communicating to the largest possible audience.
Finally, don't solely do a "vision meeting" or something of the sort to communicate your vision. Instead, talk about it every chance you get. Use the vision daily to make decisions and solve problems. When you keep it fresh on everyone's minds, they'll remember it and respond to it. The single greatest reason change fails is that vision isn't communicated repeatedly over time!
When considering mediums to utilize, I would aim for in person communication to groups of leaders, and specifically doing it in a way that invites feedback and questions. Without your leaders having a way to contribute to the vision, it will be very difficult for them to have a sense of ownership of it.
When it comes to the message of the vision, communicate a strategically simple message, but do it in a variety of different ways. Simply because everyone can articulate the same core values does not mean the vision has taken hold. Communicating the vision creatively with different hooks, different applications, and different illustrations will provide insight for a variety of people into what you're trying to accomplish.
Perhaps the most effective strategy for communicating your vision to your church is a church-wide campaign or an alignment series. The basic idea is utilizing every channel of communication and every place people are gathered for ministry over a prolonged season to communicate the same message – from children's ministry all the way to the pulpit. These kinds of series take an extraordinary amount of planning to execute, and clarity in everything we have addressed in this series so far.
As you can see, we spent 5 months communicating the vision in different ways to different groups of people, and this was only to reinforce an existing vision!
If you'd like more information on a campaign strategy, contact me and I can send you details on how we approach campaigns. Also, my friend Mark Howell has written extensively on effective campaigns here.


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Inside the brutal murder of pregnant woman by her lover
Deborah Black
Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks, upstate New York, is a popular tourist spot – for boating, water-skiing and hiking in summer, and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter. Big Moose, remote and beautiful, is also notorious as a murder site – and for its haunting by the tragic victim…
In 1905, beautiful, small-town girl Grace Brown was working in a petticoat factory in Cortland, New York. It was here the 18-year-old met the owner's nephew, 22-year-old Chester Gillette.
Chester was charming, popular and handsome, and considered quite a catch by many of the local girls. But he also had a racier reputation as a womaniser. By spring 1906, Chester and Grace had begun a relationship. However, for its time, it was considered a scandalous romance – Chester persuaded Grace to see him without a chaperone, risking her reputation.
And, for Chester, the liaison was secret. He never took Grace out in public, or acknowledged their relationship, and was often seen with other young women, especially those from the town's wealthier families. But Grace was young and in love, blinded to Chester's rakish behaviour.
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Shock discovery
Then, in May 2006, the unworldly Grace discovered she was pregnant. When she told Chester, he offered to pay for her to have an abortion, but she didn't want to. She wanted Chester to marry her.
At the time, it would have meant ruin to be an unmarried mother, and distraught Grace begged Chester to make her his wife. But the young man was less than thrilled to have found himself in such a position – and stalled as long as he could, while not actually refusing Grace.
However, increasingly desperate when his proposal never came, Grace moved back to her family's farm. From there, Grace wrote many letters to Chester, presumably pleading with him to do the right thing by her.
Then, in July 1906, Chester told Grace to meet him at a hotel for what she assumed was a wedding trip. Excited and relieved, she met Chester, and they boarded a train for Big Moose Lake, a journey of about a day. Checking in at the Covewood Lodge, Chester signed the register under an assumed name.
The next day, the couple rented a small rowing boat from a local man. Chester told the boat owner they'd be back around dinner time, and the couple set out for a jaunt on the beautiful lake. Grace must have been thrilled to think she would at last be married to the man she loved, and freed from the anxiety of the past few months.
But, when the boat owner realised the couple hadn't returned when expected, he became worried. As soon as it was light the next morning, he organised a search party – which soon discovered the capsized boat.
Lifeless body
A short distance from it, they found Grace. When her lifeless body was pulled from the lake, there were bruises on her forehead. It appeared she'd been attacked before she drowned.
Two days later, police found Chester Gillette in a nearby hotel, after he was identified by a witness. At first, Gillette denied even knowing Grace Brown. Then he claimed Grace had become flustered and confused when he told her he no longer loved her and, in despair, had thrown herself from the boat.
Few believed Gillette's version of Grace's death. Police claimed Gillette had lured the unsuspecting Grace onto the boat, then struck her on the head with a tennis racket, stunning her and causing her to fall into the lake and drown.
Chester Gillette's trial lasted three weeks, and the judge and jury found him guilty of the first-degree murder of Grace Brown. The New York Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment, and the Governor refused to grant clemency.
Gillette was executed in the electric chair on 30 March 1908. The papers at the time reported, 'It was the most successful electrocution that ever took place in the local prison. The current was of 1,800 volts at seven and a half amperes and it was held on one minute and three seconds.'
And so Chester Gillette – faithless lover and heartless killer – met his end. Some would say, for poor Grace, justice had been served. But it seems, despite her killer paying for her death with his own life, the spirit of Grace Brown still could not rest…
Haunting at the Lake
Since her death, the ghost of Grace Brown has been seen in and around Big Moose Lake and the hotel the unhappy couple stayed. It's said the ghostly apparition of a young woman is often witnessed drowning, but some have also reported seeing her wandering around the lake shore, or visiting the small cottages nearby, where she seems to try to extinguish all the lights.
Some tell of a rolling fog coming from the lake, bringing with it Grace's spectre. Everyone who has seen it say they feel a deep sense of uneasiness and sadness surrounding the spirit.
One summer night in 1988, several employees of the Covewood Lodge on Big Moose Lake, were going back to their quarters. One female staff member, leading the way, went into the lodge and upstairs, to turn on the lights. But someone – or something – was waiting inside.
As she got to the top of the stairs the woman had an overwhelming feeling she was not alone. A woman was standing beside her. However, although spooked, she said she didn't feel the spirit was malevolent.
Apparently, even more spine-chilling events were happening outside. All three of her friends plainly saw the ghost of a young woman, who lingered for a few seconds before vanishing.
Another visitor had an encounter with tragic Grace just a few months later, when she was walking towards the lake after dusk. As she drew nearer to the lake, her flashlight started to fade until, as she reached the water's edge, it died completely.
When she turned to go back to her hotel, the figure of a young woman stood before her. The awestruck visitor was certain she was looking at a ghost, and experienced an intense feeling of sadness.
Was it the ghost of Grace Brown? Down the years, there have been many spooky sightings and phenomena. Is Grace's troubled spirit doomed to haunt Big Moose Lake forever?
Ironically, it seems Chester Gillette may also be unable to rest in peace. It's said Auburn prison, where he lived out his last days before his execution, is also haunted by his ghost…
Immortalised
It seems the couple's tragic story has captured the imagination of many. A folk song written at the time, The Ballad of Grace Brown and Chester Gillette, asks in one verse, 'Did she think when he gathered those flowers, That grew on the shores of the lake, That the hand that plucked those sweet lilies, Her own sweet life they would take?'
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The classic novel An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser, is based on the story of Grace and Chester. The book was later adapted into the film A Place in the Sun, starring Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters.
Some think Chester Gillette may not have murdered Grace, that the evidence against him was circumstantial and he wrongfully went to the electric chair in 1908. Some say Grace wasn't such an innocent, and had set her sights on catching a husband by any means.
Whatever the truth, as the folk song ends…
'And nobody knows how it happened – but Gillette and God know it all.'
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The (Virtual) Magic Duel
The Magic Duel is launching a live, streaming version. After 5 years of highly rated live shows, this 60-minute, virtual performance will soon pit magical boomer Mark Phillips against conjuring zoomer Ryan Phillips in a duel for the title of DC's Best Magician. More than a magic show featuring 2 world class magicians, the Magic Duel is part AGT, part Survivor and part Top Chef (without the yelling or the food). Delivered directly to your living room, this live, streaming conjuring competition lets audience members choose the challenges, judge each magician's efforts, and vote for their favorite! Audience members can purchase participant tickets to interact directly with the performers via Skype, making decisions that affect the outcome of tricks or having their minds read remotely and in real time! In addition, the format of a virtual show means most of the magic performed will be skill based sleight-of-hand popularized by stars of magic like Shin Lim.
The 34th Young Playwrights Festival
Pegasus Theatre Chicago at Online Stream
The season continues with our professional production of winning plays from the annual playwriting competition for high-school-age scribes in Chicago. Three one-act plays will be showcased in tandem. The second oldest such festival in the country, this annual tradition regularly receives over 500 submissions from students throughout the area. From those, the winning playwrights are chosen to join with professional artists to workshop and stage their scripts.
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Trap Door Theatre at Live Online
Trap Door Theatre will collaborate with eight directors to create a series of episodes adapted from Matei Visniec's Decomposed Theatre Or The Human Trashcan. From Dec. 3, 2020, to Feb.4, 2021, a unique adaptation from Visniec's "dialogic spectacle of monologues" will be performed live on Zoom between the resident Chicago ensemble and an international group of guest performers and directors.
Fall in love again with the language of Austen with Tony-nominated Paul Gordon's Emma. EMMA, a timeless love story from one of the most widely read writers of all time, is a musical that will entice modern audiences to fall in love again with one of Jane Austen's most adored characters. Paul Gordon's critically acclaimed stage adaptation re-imagines the Austen's classic in mid-century modern yet keeps the language intact.
Fabulous Fanny
Fabulous Fanny Brice brings the Roaring 20's back with a bang for a theater experience right in your own home. Enjoy classic show tunes, good old-fashioned fun, and hilarity, as we travel through time with Fanny Brice, the legendary Jewish comedienne, Ziegfeld Follies/Broadway star, recording artist, and film actress extraordinaire. One of the most popular radio stars of all time, Fanny was the voice of "Baby Snooks" on air for 25 years and even better known as the inspiration for the musical & movie Funny Girl. Join her as she takes you on a nostalgic journey throughout her life and infamous relationships, while she entertains with many of her popular hits and songs inspired by her legacy. Perfect for all ages, lovers of history, and anyone that misses a fun night out at the theater!
Forest of Feelings
The Forest of Feelings is a magical place filled with a vast landscape of emotions. When two friends discover a lost laugh, with the audience's help, they must take a physical and musical journey through the forest to return it to its faraway home. Created by Yo Re Mi, Forest of Feelings is an interactive show live on Zoom that teaches your youngest theatergoers about emotions, music and yoga.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater at Live Online
The Journey is an immersive, virtual theatrical event created and performed by world-renowned illusionist, mentalist, and performance artist Scott Silven. This intimate live experience transports 30 participants at a time from their living rooms to Silven's own childhood home in rural Scotland-carrying on the longstanding international tradition of the acclaimed WorldStage at Chicago Shakespeare series
The Magic Parlour at Home
Famed third-generation magician, Dennis Watkins, is taking his one-of-a-kind magical experience The Magic Parlour online for a completely new virtual offering dubbed "The Magic Parlour at Home." The new virtual magic show, designed for group and family viewings, will offer multiple performances every Friday and Saturday evening in July. After the roaring success of several livestreams hosted on The Magic Parlour's Facebook page, Watkins developed "The Magic Parlour at Home" to dazzle audiences with new and interactive magic and mindreading available directly on their screens.
Sparks fly when spirited Elizabeth Bennet meets single, rich, and proud Mr. Darcy. But Mr. Darcy reluctantly finds himself falling in love with a woman beneath his class. Can each overcome their own pride and prejudice? Pride & Prejudice, based on the classic novel by Jane Austen, is a new musical adaptation by Tony Award nominee Paul Gordon (Broadway's Jane Eyre). The show was filmed at the Tony Award-winning TheatreWorks Silicon Valley in Palo Alto, CA., where it played its world premiere from December 4, 2019 to January 4, 2020 and established an all-time box office record. The production was directed by TheatreWorks' Founding Artistic Director Robert Kelley and choreographed by Dottie Lester-White.
The Rip Nelson Holiday Quarantine Special
Hell in a Handbag Productions at Online Stream
It's 2020 and Rip is in the hospital after an ill-advised gig on a Pride cruise. Rip's devoted make-up woman and confidante Gladys (Lori Lee*), is worried sick, but Rip is more upset that Ryan Seacrest is taking over as host of his annual television holiday special! Rip's not going to let anything, including the overbearing Nurse Ursula (Terry McCarthy*), stop him from being on that show! A determined Rip makes it to the studio with a little help from trippy magician, Doug Henning (David Lipschutz*) and soon finds himself in his weirdest television special ever.
Saints and Sinners Bingo
The premise is simple. The economy is down, donations have dried up, and someone has to save the parish! So the Archdiocese sends over Mrs. Mary Margaret O'Brien, a former nun and the head of the new bingo fundraising department. Her clever idea: a calendar of famous saints and notorious sinners.
What is Left, Burns
Steppenwolf Theatre at Online Stream
Two poets separated by age and distance engage in a video call rendezvous after fifteen years. Keith, a distinguished poet and professor of literature is moving towards retirement after a recent divorce from his wife. Ronnie, his younger former lover and mentee, has a New York Times bestselling book and a burgeoning career ahead of him. The two men wade through the connection they once had as they struggle with the desires that still bind them.
Yippee Ki-Yay, Merry Christmas: A Die Hard Musical Parody
It's Christmas Eve at Nakatomi Plaza in downtown Los Angeles. New York cop Bruce McClane is there to rekindle love between himself and his estranged wife. Everyone seems headed toward a merry Christmas until Hans Solo and his group of German terrorists take everyone in the building hostage...except McClane. Yippee Ki-Yay Merry Christmas! A DIE HARD Musical Parody to be released on YouTube December 17, 2020 at 7PM CST. Subscribe to the official Yippee YouTube channel to watch the full length version of the show. No purchase necessary.
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Dr. Dawn Harvard, right, of the Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) looks on as Claudette Dumont-Smith, Executive Director of NWAC answers questions as they take part in a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, January 12, 2015.
New numbers highlight the critical role that advanced learning can play in improving the lives of Canada's indigenous peoples as First Nations leaders struggle to improve the quality of education in their communities.
A Statistics Canada study released Tuesday, which was based on data obtained through the 2011 National Household Survey, found that First Nations, Métis and Inuit women are less likely to have postsecondary degrees than other Canadian women – a fact that is hardly surprising, given that the on-reserve high-school dropout rate continues to hover around 60 per cent.
But the study also found that those indigenous women who do obtain a degree or diploma after high school earn, on average, slightly more than their non-indigenous counterparts with the same level of education.
"It's great news," said Perry Bellegarde, the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
It shows that the government "should lift the cap off postsecondary funding," said Mr. Bellegarde. "We have 10,000 students on the postsecondary wait list. Basically, we view that to get out of poverty, you need a good education. So start investing. That's the way forward."
The Statistics Canada study was made public on the same day First Nations education directors began a two-day meeting Ottawa to discuss ways to improve on-reserve education after failed efforts by the previous Conservative government.
Funding increases for First Nations schools have been capped by the government at 2 per cent for two decades, which the AFN says has left the annual base amount spent per First Nations student running thousands of dollars below what is spent on children attending provincially funded schools.
The Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised to remove that cap and invest $515-million in core annual funding for First Nations primary and secondary education – an amount that would increase to $750-million over four years. Mr. Trudeau has also promised to spend $500-million in education infrastructure on reserves and to invest $50-million more a year in postsecondary funding for First Nations students.
Carolyn Bennett, the Indigenous Affair Minister, said the Statistics Canada study is exciting, but it is also something the government has known for some time. "When people get the opportunity for an excellent education, they do extraordinarily well," she said in an interview with The Globe and Mail.
The challenge, Dr. Bennett said, has been to ensure that indigenous girls and boys make it through high school so they can qualify to get into a postsecondary program. "We need to put our attention to all levels of this in order to achieve that kind of success that has been demonstrated in the report today," she said.
During an address to the First Nations education directors, the minister announced money for new school facilities in 20 First Nations across the country.
The Statistics Canada survey looked at the educational and economic status of Canada's indigenous women, including Métis and Inuit and First Nations, living both on- and off-reserve.
It found that in general, in 2011, those indigenous women who had attained university degrees were doing well both in terms of jobs and the amount of money they were taking home.
The rate of employment among First Nations, Métis and Inuit women who had at least a bachelor's degree was 81.8 per cent, compared with 79.5 per cent for other Canadian women with similar credentials.
And the earning power of well-educated indigenous women was also slightly higher than for non-indigenous women with postsecondary degrees. Indigenous women who were university graduates had a median income of $49,947 in 2011 compared with $47,742 for other Canadian women with the same level of education.
But indigenous women were less likely to have postsecondary qualifications than non-indigenous women. About half of all indigenous women aged 25 to 64 had a degree, diploma or certificate, compared with 65 per cent of their non-indigneous counterparts.
And poorly educated indigenous women were less likely to be part of the paid work force than poorly educated non-indigenous women. Just over a third of non-indigenous Canadian women without a high-school education were unemployed in 2011 – compared to 46.6 per cent of indigenous women who did not graduate from a secondary school.