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August 29, 2021 voiceofthebride Newsletters	Refugees, sabbatical, terminally ill, veterans, Village
Greetings from Virginia, friends. And a very warm, muggy Virginia greeting, we might add, not the sunny, mild, and cool pacific breeze we are used to. Thanks for praying for Carol and her folks. (an update from previous prayer requests below) This has been an up and down situation which has proven to be difficult to provide proper care. It was, however, enough to convince me (Wayne) that help was needed. And after 4 nights and 4 days of driving West to East coast we are together once again. So for now we are on a mini sabbatical serving Carol's folks during this health crisis. We believe that, after 67 years of marriage caring for one another, they deserve it !!!
This got me thinking of the old african proverb "it takes a village to raise a child". Like our present situation, much is not only accomplished, but also brings about encouragement, with help in greater numbers. The same can be said with what we do day to day, in the Mexico ministry. It's hard to even imagine doing it without our village. A couple of months ago, we shared about the ministries that we help, with your partnership, and support. But we also have a half dozen ministries that sow back in to VOB. The really humbling thing is that many of these, much larger ministries even, not only serve the poor, but in greater capacity. Honestly, this is so very encouraging to us, and is a 'shot in the arm' (no present day pun intended), if you will. Several of these organizations who support VOB, provide incredible services and resources to the marginalized around San Diego, including veterans, refugees, and the terminally ill. Some of these organizations are not even faith based. And yet, VOB has found favor among them, and they provide us with incredible truck loads of food and basic needs each week for Tijuana. Many of you have seen first hand these loads, whether volunteering with us in person, or via photos on social media, and our newsletters. If not, you will have to take our word for it, because we don't have our home office color printer packed in our suitcases at this time!
Also among our contributors, of course, are many more of you who respond to our social media campaigns for sponsoring school education, kids clothing needs, vehicle repairs and so much more.
We are just blessed, and incredibly honored to shoulder together with the co-laborers in our village, and we hope to encourage and lift one another's arms as well. Including you! Thank you for your continued prayers for us, W & C
Earlier last month (JULY) we needed to send out a quick prayer ask for our family. Carol's dad got really sick and ended up in the hospital, where he has been now for a month. Carol has been there in Virginia for 3 weeks, helping her folks. Needless to say it has been a difficult time for all. His heart level stats have improved, but some effects from getting sick, including being in a bed for so long, have lingered. He is presently in the hospital rehab attempting to regain his strength, and ability to get around. Could we ask you to prayer for these things please:
1) medical team wisdom and better communication among them and family.
2) that fluid built up in his body can be addressed without affecting his heart.
3) strength increased for him to be able to safely stand and walk.
4) rest and restoration for Carol, mom and sis.
5) total clarity for his ongoing care.
6) that her mom will stay healthy and able as well.
7) prayer for Carol and I as we are apart managing everything
Thank you in advance for shouldering these prayer needs with us. Next month we look forward to giving a praise report. And we will catch you up with all thats been going on in VOB world of worship and compassion. Love Wayne & Carol
VOB News January 2017 "Moments from 2016"
January 29, 2017 January 29, 2017 voiceofthebride Newsletters	Africa, ANNA Call, Haiti, Muckleshoot, Refugees, Soboba, Tahlequah, Trail of tears, worship and compassion
2016 brought some exciting moments of "worship & compassion" . Read through and see if you can keep up.
Worship on the Muckleshoot reservation in WA, for a conference. Three days; 7 worship sessions; lives healed, hearts lifted up, and people learned how to worship in culturally relevant ways.
Being part of a heavy hitter intercessory group, in Washington DC for the Alltribes DC gathering. First Nations standing in agreement to forgive broken treaties & horrific treatment the U.S. Government perpetuated over 200+ years. What an historic gathering….not to mention just being in DC right before the election…yep, that was electric!!
Tahlequah, OK, ANNA Call. 12 straight hours of worship and prayer, with several hundred others, gathered at the central ending point of our national tragedy known as the "Trail of Tears", was both solemn, and joyful. WOW, this was a big one!!
Youth worshipping at Soboba
Soboba reservation: Arise Youth conference: Watching loads of Native America youth worship the Lord with true passion and abandonment, was sooo inspiring! Even better, all ages gathered together, honoring and respecting each other and sharing together in the Lord – – -priceless!
Spending hours on the phone this year, talking, texting, praying with new First Nations friends, as we heard each others stories and heart's cry, and praying together…this is where the rubber hits the road in ministry!
Leading worship & prayer at 3 different reservations, all in one month. New friends, new faces, new places, loads of worship, tons of prayer. Lots of miles & lots of food!!
Thomas….this was a toughie (see August update). Watching Thomas struggle for so very long, before he went home to be with the Lord, well, that wasn't easy. But being there for his sister & his son, and officiating at Thomas' memorial, that was a blessing.
Being able to continue to support one of our adopted families in TJ, who lost their husband and father, as well as supporting the daughter of one of our partner families to continue in school is an honor. We love helping families with basic needs
Assisting our Tijuana Partner as he sheltered a hundred-plus refugees from Haiti and Africa. Such an honor and so very humbling to witness my friend use his limited resources, in his own struggling nation, to care for those who have fled from great poverty and dire straights. Unity of the brethren! These guys also came alongside us and served the poor in Tijuana while they waited for their own appointments with US immigration.
Sharing the story & heart of VOB on a major North American radio station Nueva Vida, was quite the day! What a joy to share with literally MILLIONS of listeners, the heart behind VOB.
Getting that much needed breakthru in crossing the border!!!! Lots of blood, sweat and prayers on this one!! Meeting the 2nd in command and the Lord giving great favor with her…An ordeal turned into a blessing. THANK YOU JESUS!!
Gabriel with Wayne @ weekly Tuesday night outreach
Gabriel….maybe we don't need to say more, but having Gabriel around every day, to serve, lead, hang with & see grow into a mighty man of GOD…well, this highlight will be with us forever. Wayne has become quite fond of Gabriel and thanks God, for his coming along, every day.

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How Both Climate Change and Forest Management Have Fueled Today's Epic Western Wildfires
Written by Steven C. Beda
The Riverside Fire, viewed from La Dee Flats in the Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon on Sept. 9, 2020. USFS
What is driving the wildfires that are ravaging California, Oregon and Washington? President Trump and state officials have offered sharply different views.
Trump asserts that Western states haven't done enough logging and brush clearance, allowing fuels to build up in forests. "When trees fall down after a short period of time, about 18 months, they become very dry. They become really like a matchstick … you know, there's no more water pouring through and they become very, very — they just explode," Trump stated in California on Sept. 14, 2020.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and other West Coast leaders, many of whom are Democrats, point to climate change as the main cause of these massive conflagrations. "This is a climate damn emergency," Newsom warned as he surveyed damage on Sept. 11, 2020 from one of over 20 major wildfires that have scorched the state since mid-August.
As an environmental historian who studies the forests of the Pacific Coast, I don't see this as an either/or choice. In my view, climate change and forest management practices both have contributed to today's fire conditions, and reducing wildfire risks requires addressing both issues.
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As of mid-September 2020, fast-moving wildfires in California, Oregon and Washington have burned an area the size of New Jersey.
A war against fire
Natural fire is an important part of the ecology of Western forests. Many of the conifers, or cone-bearing trees, that thrive in this region require fire to release their seeds. Other trees rely on fire to clear away underbrush and dense canopies to make room for new growth.
Fire was also a tool that indigenous peoples in the West used to manage their lands before European settlement. Native Americans regularly set fires to shape game migrations, facilitate hunting or encourage the growth of edible plants. Today many native and indigenous communities still manage their lands with fire.
A century ago, California banned Native American tribes from their traditional practice of controlled burns.
Now, officials say reducing the risk of wildfires means restoring "good fire" — much like the state's tribes once did.https://t.co/YGpdvrrbi1
— NPR (@NPR) August 24, 2020
Natural fire and indigenous burning helped keep Western forests healthy, ensuring that forests didn't become clogged with undergrowth or overrun with dead trees. But when white settlers arrived in the 19th century, they saw fire as a threat to their farms, ranches and logging operations. They aggressively fought fires and criminalized native burning.
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Until the early 1900s, forest fire fighting was relatively unorganized. When a fire broke out, people from local communities would head out with whatever tools they could muster and do their best to control it. If the fire had been started by a human, they meted out vigilante justice to the offender.
Wildland firefighting changed in 1910 after the Big Burn, a series of massive fires that scorched more than 3 million acres in Idaho, Montana and Washington, destroyed several towns and killed 87 people. In response the U.S. Forest Service, founded just five years earlier, began training and maintaining firefighting crews. For much of the 20th century, suppressing fires became its goal.
A smokejumper gathers his parachute after landing in Seeley Lake, Montana, around 1940. The U.S. Forest Service's smokejumper program started in 1939 as a way to reduce the time it took for crews to reach wildland fires. National Museum of Forest Service History, CC BY
Primed to burn
Experts broadly agree now that decades of fire suppression actually made the risk of forest fires worse. This policy increased fuel loads in the nation's forests that under different circumstances would have been thinned by flames.
It took time for fuel loads in Western forests to rise to dangerous levels, largely because suppression policy coincided with rapid expansion of the logging industry. Throughout the 20th century lumber companies harvested trillions of trees from the nation's forests, driven by military demand during the world wars and then by the post-World War II housing boom.
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In the late 1970s logging began to decline in the West. One cause was competition from Southern lumber companies. Another was an increasingly litigious environmental movement that became adept at using federal environmental laws to restrict logging. For example, conservation groups worked to get the northern spotted owl listed under the Endangered Species Act in 1990, a strategy that ultimately led to timber harvesting bans on several million acres of forestland on the Pacific Coast.
Northern spotted owls live in large mature forests in the Pacific Northwest. They are listed as threatened as a result of habitat loss, caused partly by logging. USFWS
Many environmental advocates feared that even noncommercial forest management actions, such as clearing brush, thinning undergrowth and removing dead trees, could reopen the door to commercial logging. So in the mid-1990s, conservation organizations began challenging routine forest management activities.
And they often won. Between 1989 and 2008, environmental groups filed 1,125 cases against the U.S. Forest Service seeking to limit logging or management activities, and won or settled 520 of those cases. As a result, the agency was unable to conduct management activities that might have lessened the danger of fire.
Hotter and drier
As U.S. forests were becoming more likely to burn, the world's climate was changing in ways that increase the likelihood of fires.
While the entire world has warmed as a result of increased carbon emissions, the Pacific Coast has seen some of the most dramatic temperature increases. The region has warmed 2 degrees F since 1900, and the past several summers in the region have been some of the hottest on record.
These hot temperatures have been accompanied by severe droughts, which scientists also attribute in large part to climate change.** While precipitation has increased in many parts of the U.S. in recent decades, average annual rainfall in Western states has been steadily declining since 1950, particularly in California.
Combined with increased fuel loads in the nation's forests, these hot, dry summers have created perfect conditions for forest fires. Forests clogged with dense undergrowth and dead trees are primed to burst into flames at the smallest spark.
Winds carry smoke from wildfires in California, Oregon and Washington west over the Pacific on Sept. 10, blanketing nearly a million square miles. NASA
Many environmental groups that once opposed forest management now are openly calling for more active management in the nation's woodlands. But the increase in forest fires has drained agency budgets and made it difficult for federal land managers to take preventive action.
For example, while the Forest Service's overall budget has remained relatively static for the past two decades, a growing portion of its funding must now be committed to fighting fires, leaving less money for tree thinning and underbrush clearing. Wildfire control increased from 16% of the agency's appropriated budget in 1995 to over 50% in 2015.
In sum, management policies have created tinderboxes in Western forests, and climate change has made it much more likely that those tinderboxes will erupt into destructive fires. A third factor is that development has expanded into once-wild areas, putting more people and property in harm's way.
Addressing just part of this problem will produce incomplete solutions. Rather, I believe a multipronged strategy is what's needed. One element is improving forest management to make these lands less primed to burn. The other is reducing carbon emissions and reining in global temperatures – the only way to moderate climate conditions that make fires larger and more likely.
Steven C. Beda, Assistant Professor of History, University of Oregon
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-- morning call for Tuesday fed chief Ben Bernanke heading to the hill today to start two days of testimony before the senate and the house. This comes just a week after US stocks plunged following the Fed's meeting minutes that suggested the bank could pull -- -- stimulus earlier than expected. But an analyst at TD Ameritrade thinks that will not be the -- Bernanke takes today. When it comes to bond purchases he will likely quote keep the pedal battled deep into 2013. Yesterday the yield for the ten year notes -- biggest drop since November. On concerns about the Italian election and expectations that Bernanke's where it would be comforting for the markets. The Fed chairman's prepared testimony is scheduled to be released at 10 AM eastern followed by Q today. Expect questions on the impact of 85 billion dollars in government spending cuts that are set to take effect on March 1. Hope they fouled out with results about an hour ago reporting and higher quarterly profit. Store sales were helped by -- pick up in the US housing market and hurricane -- the store also forecast higher sales and earnings for the current fiscal year. And raised its quarterly dividend by 34%. Home -- out shining lows for a fifteenth street corner. Macy's CEO Terry -- will have its hands full today as his company reports results a little later. He is doing what -- can influenced by -- against JC Penney and Martha Stewart. Lungren who testified yesterday said he was quote -- stomach over the Martha Stewart deal. Let's just hope his condition doesn't get any worse when Stewart appears in court today. On the earnings front investors expect Macy's to have performed well holiday quarter especially after the company raised its earnings forecasts and said earlier this month. That January same store sales rose eleven point 7%. Today banks in the news this morning it's source telling Reuters exclusively that Goldman Sachs will be in its annual job cutting as early as this week. The bank usually drops the weakest 5% of its employees but the couple likely be deeper in some areas particularly equities trading. Where volumes and earnings are weak. The number of shares traded on major US exchanges so far this year is down seven point 2%. Over the past two years Goldman has cut its workforce by 9% or 3300. Employees. Were also like JP and today. The bank named and you have auto finance on late Monday as it tries to boost its lending at a red hot area where it has recently lost market share. Also -- Jamie diamond leads is eighteen it managers in sharing the bank's outlook. Taking a look at US stock futures this morning they're planning to a rebound after investors suffered their biggest drop since November on Monday. On the macro front we've got the February release of the US consumer confidence index which is expected to edge up. I -- -- notes that worked fiscal cliff battles are on the way in March but they appear to have gripped the public's attention just yet. The march numbers should have much Wednesday and that. Also on the docket three different measures on housing those arguments that he and other recovery is moving along. Apple not kidding around when it comes to lawsuits the tech giant has agreed to settle a class action case. That said customers were charged when their children unknowingly downloaded. Certain apps I'm sure many parents can relate to that. Under the settlement apple could potentially end up paying around 100 million bucks. And this has agreed to provide a five dollar iTunes store credit to as many as 23 million affected customers. The final settlement figure -- marry. Here's apple trading up around 445 in the premarket. That's fit for your Tuesday morning call remembered one on Twitter at latest insider. -- get when you have Reuters dot com slash PP. I'm Lisa Bernhard this is.


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Q: How to get the html form value from razor page? I have a form having Name and isVisible as checkbox. data is loaded from api. now i want to edit the visibility status of the names (section names). i have checkbox for the visibility which is okay but what about names how to get the id of the name against the checkbox selected.
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        <button type="submit" id="btnSaveSectionVisibility" value="Save" class="btn btn-custom">Save</button>
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    <form class="row row-margin-zero needs-validation" asp-controller="Group" asp-action="AddVisibility" method="Post" id="frmAddSectionVisibility" autocomplete="off" novalidate>

                @foreach (var groups in Model)
                {

                        @groups.Name

                }

                    Section
                    Visibility

                @foreach (var groups in Model)
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < groups.SectionRespnses.Count; i++)
                    {

                @groups.SectionRespnses[i].Name
                <input type="text" class="chk" name="name4" id="groups.SectionRespnses[i].id"/>@groups.SectionRespnses[i].Name
                <input type="checkbox" class="chk" name="name4" />

                    }

                 }

    </form>

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A: For Example Creating a Simple HTML Form:
In Form.cshtml
<!DOCTYPE html>

        <title>Customer Form</title>

      <form method="post" >
        <fieldset>
          <legend>Add Customer</legend>

            Company Name:
            <input type="text" name="CompanyName" value="" />

            Contact Name:
            <input type="text" name="ContactName" value="" />

            Employee Count:
            <input type="text" name="Employees" value="" />

            <input type="submit" value="Submit" class="submit" />

        </fieldset>
      </form>

Reading User Input from the Form:
To process the form, you add code that reads the submitted field values and does something with them. This procedure shows you how to read the fields and display the user input on the page.
At the top of the Form.cshtml file, enter the following code:
@{
    if (IsPost) {
        string companyname = Request.Form["companyname"];
        string contactname = Request.Form["contactname"];
        int employeecount = Request.Form["employees"].AsInt();

        <text>
          You entered:

          Company Name: @companyname

          Contact Name: @contactname

          Employee Count: @employeecount

        </text>
    }
}

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how to get the id of the name against the checkbox selected

Do you mean you want to get the textbox's id attribute when you checked the checkbox?
To get the textbox's id attribute, we could use the checkbox click event, after checking the checkbox, we could find its parent element (the
 element), then we can find the textbox based on its type (since there only have one textbox in the selected row), and get the id attribute.
1.Add two
 at the end of the form. They are used to display the selected id value.

       @groups.SectionRespnses[i].Name
       <input type="text" class="chk" name="name4" id="@groups.SectionRespnses[i].id"/>@groups.SectionRespnses[i].Name
       <input type="checkbox" class="chk" name="name4" />

[Note]: When you bind the id attribute, the code should be id="@groups.SectionRespnses[i].id"
2.js Demo as below.

Result:

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Palantir invests $25 million in EV company Faraday Future
Palantir, the data-mining company, invested $25 million in the electric vehicle startup Faraday Future just before the EV company went public, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing.
Faraday Future has also signed a commercial contract to use Palantir's software. Neither company has revealed any details of the deal, though SEC filings show the contract will last between four and six years.
Faraday Future went public using the special purpose acquisition company route (SPAC), and Palantir's investment was part of the so-called Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) portion where fundraising for the SPAC happens. Faraday Future raised a total of around $795 million, which included other investors like Geely, China's largest private automaker.
Palantir headquarters and office in a stately brick build in Silicon Valley – Palo Alto, California, USA.
Palantir has made some similar investments in startups through the PIPE route. The investments are made with an agreement with the companies to use Palantir's software in their company products. According to news reports, one robotics startup is paying Palantir $42 million to use its software, following a $21 million investment from the data-mining company.
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Worker health and safety - extending protection from detriment to workers
An Order currently before Parliament to extend s.44 Employment Rights Act 1996 has the potential to significantly impact employers.
The health and safety of individuals in the workplace has come under increasing scrutiny during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Currently, employees have the right not to suffer a detriment for leaving or refusing to return to work, or taking appropriate steps to protect themselves or others, where they have a reasonable belief that they are in serious and imminent danger which they could not reasonably be expected to avert (s.44 Employment Rights Act 1996). Employees also enjoy protection from unfair dismissal under such circumstances (s.100 Employment Rights Act 1996).
The protection from 'health and safety detriment' is currently confined to employees only. However, an Order is currently before Parliament which proposes to amend s.44 Employment Rights Act 1996 to extend this protection to all workers.
Under the proposed Order, provided that the relevant worker reasonably believes there to be a serious and imminent danger, they would be able to rely on the new protections. However, note that the new Order does not extend the protection from dismissal under s.100 ERA, on the basis that workers do not benefit from protection from unfair dismissal and there should be no obligation to confer protection specifically for health and safety reasons.
Previously, claims relating to the existing 'protection from detriment' provisions have been relatively uncommon. However, this area has increasingly come under the spotlight in recent months during the pandemic, with greater focus on health and safety in the workplace and what courses of action are availability to employees if they believe that their employer is failing to provide them with a safe place of work. This has emphasised the discrepancy in the current legislation between the protections offered to employees compared to workers.
If the Order receives approval from Parliament, it will come into force on 31 May 2021. This has the potential to have a significant impact on employers by dramatically increasing the number of individuals who are able to bring such claims against their employer.
We have previously provided an update on the decision in the case which ultimately prompted this change in the law, by finding that these protections must be extended to workers, under EU law.
A copy of the Order which is currently before Parliament can be found here.
James Harwood
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import { Pattern, MicromatchOptions, PatternRe } from '../../types';
import Settings from '../../settings';
export declare type PatternSegment = StaticPatternSegment | DynamicPatternSegment;
declare type StaticPatternSegment = {
    dynamic: false;
    pattern: Pattern;
};
declare type DynamicPatternSegment = {
    dynamic: true;
    pattern: Pattern;
    patternRe: PatternRe;
};
export declare type PatternSection = PatternSegment[];
export declare type PatternInfo = {
    /**
     * Indicates that the pattern has a globstar (more than a single section).
     */
    complete: boolean;
    pattern: Pattern;
    segments: PatternSegment[];
    sections: PatternSection[];
};
export default abstract class Matcher {
    private readonly _patterns;
    private readonly _settings;
    private readonly _micromatchOptions;
    protected readonly _storage: PatternInfo[];
    constructor(_patterns: Pattern[], _settings: Settings, _micromatchOptions: MicromatchOptions);
    private _fillStorage;
    private _getPatternSegments;
    private _splitSegmentsIntoSections;
}
export {};

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We Love Music: Paint The Music
Photo Courtesy of Paint The Music
Bringing two different art forms together for one performance is Dan Fisk's goal with his new Paint The Music performance series. The concept is simple: four painters are matched with a performance artist and each painter has the duration of a full night's worth of music to complete the visual interpretation of the performer's first song.
The idea came to local singer-songwriter and program organizer Fisk who was inspired by a story he heard from a DJ friend in San Diego. "I remember her telling me about a show that she did years ago where an artist was painting whatever he felt like during the show," Fisk said. "He let the music inspire his art. I thought it was a great idea!"
It has always been something Fisk wanted to bring to DC but – according to him – it had to wait until he had enough time to give the project the attention it deserved.
Photo Courtesy of Dan Fisk
Fisk's first Paint The Music event was hosted by Ebenezer's Coffeehouse near Union Station on July 20. I'll say this: If I lived closer to Ebenezer's, I'd be a regular. Not only is the performance space top-notch as far as sound is concerned but the atmosphere and coffee is enough to keep you around for awhile.
The biggest strength to an event such as Paint The Music is that it brings two different art forms together into one performance. According to Fisk, "It can allow someone who is there for the art to possibly gain an appreciation for the musicians playing, or music fans getting turned on to the art world."
"There are so many similarities between art and music, and this event really sets them side by side, letting artist and musician create two different pieces of art from the same subject.
Musicians Dan Fisk and Dave Mallen, Brian Franke, Jamie and James, Derek Anderson were all paired with visiual artists including Adam Chamy, Mounir Afrangi, M.P. Brown, Jennifer Bishop for the night.
There was a lot of talent in that room all at once too.
From ethereal landscapes to abstract visions and portraits, the visual artists brought music to life via canvas while the troubadours sang their share of stories. The young, musically powerful duo of Jamie and James stood out as far as overall performance is concerned but local veteran's Franke, Fisk, and Mallen held their own all while setting a musical precedence.
"By far the most difficult aspect of the event was working on such a short deadline," artist M.P. Brown wrote in an e-mail. "Each painting that size typically takes about a week to create."
Don't let the alleged chaos of the event deter you though. The painters had a plan of action. It wasn't a run amok free-for-all on the canvas. For example: Brown's art is heavily influenced by his surroundings and mood.
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2020 Best Online Colleges in New York
Best Online Colleges in New York
The New York Department of Labor projects that employment in the state will increase by 12% from 2016 to 2026, the equivalent of roughly 1.2 million new jobs. The healthcare and social assistance sector should experience the strongest growth during this period, adding approximately 436,000 new positions. Business services, accommodation and food services, and arts and entertainment will also likely see rapid expansion, while employment in industries like mining, manufacturing, and wholesale trade is projected to decline slightly in the coming years.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the annual mean wage in New York was $61,870 in 2018. While New Yorkers already earn significantly more than the national average salary, those with additional education and training can find even more lucrative professional opportunities. For example, financial analysts in the state earned an average of $137,270 in 2017, while computer and information systems managers earned just over $190,000 that same year, on average.
Both of these jobs typically require at least a bachelor's, though an advanced degree may better position candidates for managerial roles at larger companies.
Top 10 Online Colleges in New York
Fashion Institute of Technology - New York, NY
Stony Brook University - Stony Brook, NY
St. Joseph's College-Long Island - Patchogue, NY
Marist College - Poughkeepsie, NY
Syracuse University - Syracuse, NY
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry - Syracuse, NY
Davis College - Johnson City, NY
Rochester Institute of Technology - Rochester, NY
SUNY College at Brockport - Brockport, NY
SUNY College at Plattsburgh - Plattsburgh, NY
Earning a degree online allows you to develop the skills and knowledge needed to advance in your career without leaving your current job or sacrificing time with your family. In many online programs, students can complete all of their coursework at a distance and on schedules convenient for them. Learning online may also be less expensive than studying in person, as you can avoid paying for room and board in addition to certain fees associated with campus activities and services.
Our ranking of the best online colleges in New York can help you find the distance education program that most closely matches your interests and needs. This ranking includes information on admission requirements, online and hybrid programs of study, services available to online learners, and financial aid opportunities. Finally, each of the 25 schools listed below hold regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
New York, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 77%
Part of the State University of New York system, the Fashion Institute of Technology offers 600 online classes and two fully online degrees. A one-year associate program in fashion business management serves learners with some college-level coursework, while a two-year bachelor's program in international trade and marketing caters to applicants with an associate degree or at least 60 transferable credits.
The college delivers online classes at the institute in an asynchronous format, meaning students can watch lectures, submit assignments, and take exams on their own schedule. Distance education courses do not include entirely self-paced options, however, and learners must meet weekly deadlines and regularly interact with their classmates and instructors.
To enter the business management program, you must possess a high school diploma and at least 30 credits from another accredited college or university. Admission to the bachelor's program requires an associate degree with at least a 2.0 GPA. FIT does not require online applicants to take entrance exams.
Stony Brook, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 72%
Each year, Stony Brook University serves more than 26,000 students through more than 340 undergraduate and graduate programs. Online learners at the university can pursue both bachelor's and master's degrees in fields like electrical engineering, higher education administration, mental health nursing, and nutrition. Students can also take individual online courses or develop professional skills through certificate programs in coaching and human resource management.
Stony Brook offers a strong network of support services for online learners. For example, students can schedule both face-to-face and virtual appointments with writing center staff, and dedicated academic advisors provide remote assistance with transferring credit, choosing a major, and enrolling in classes.
Undergraduate applicants must submit high school transcripts, ACT or SAT scores, and a letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor. The average admitted freshman holds a high school GPA between 3.7 and 4.0. Graduate admission requirements vary, but most programs require a bachelor's degree and results from either the GRE or GMAT.
St. Joseph's College-Long Island
Patchogue, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 72%
St. Joseph's College provides one of New York's most affordable paths to an online degree. Online undergraduates at the college receive a significant discount on tuition, while students pursuing their master's degree at a distance pay about 37% less per credit than those studying on campus.
Online programs of study offer majors in organizational management, criminal justice practice and policy, health information systems, and human services leadership. In addition to bachelor's and master's degrees, the college offers fully online certificates in applied behavioral analysis and nursing education. Online courses at St. Joseph's offer asynchronous formats.
To apply to an online bachelor's program, you need a high school diploma or equivalent with at least a 2.0 GPA. The college does not require standardized test scores. Graduate applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and business or management applicants must also take the GMAT.
Poughkeepsie, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 84%
Along with two online bachelor's degree completion programs in professional studies and management, Marist College offers fully online master's degrees in business administration, public administration, educational psychology, and integrated marketing communications. Students not ready to commit to a full graduate program can also seek online certificates in information systems or business analytics.
Online classes at the college run for eight weeks, though condensed four-week courses operate during the winter session. Marist estimates that the average online learner spends three hours each week logged in to their virtual classroom and another 8-12 hours reviewing materials and completing assignments on their own schedule.
To enter a degree-completion program at Marist, you must hold either an associate degree or a high school diploma and at least two years of professional experience. If you plan to seek a master's, you generally must possess a bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Some graduate programs also require GRE or GMAT scores.
Syracuse, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 83%
For more than 150 years, Syracuse University has provided exceptional educational experiences on its campus in upstate New York. Now, students around the world can take advantage of the university's fully online courses and degrees.
They explore topics like cybersecurity administration, creative leadership, knowledge management, and applied data science. All online classes feature asynchronous formats, and some accelerated programs allow learners to move through their coursework at their own pace.
Each online student at Syracuse receives a dedicated academic advisor. In addition, through the university's Office of Online Student Success, distance learners can watch webinars to hone new study skills, access web-based tutoring services, and remotely consult with career, financial aid, and mental health counselors.
Applying to Syracuse as an undergraduate requires a high school diploma and ACT or SAT scores. Prospective students must also participate in an interview with an admissions officer. Graduate applicants must submit college transcripts, a personal statement, two letters of recommendation, and GRE scores, when applicable.
An institution dedicated to preparing the next generation of environmental leaders, the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry hosts an online bachelor of science in sustainability management. Students at the college can also take dozens of individual classes at a distance, supplementing their on-campus learning through coursework in animal physiology, tropical conservation biology, and ecological literacy.
The undergraduate program in sustainability management features a degree-completion track, and most online students earn their bachelor's in just two years of additional study. If you do not currently hold an associate degree, you should contact the ESF admissions office to determine your eligibility for admission. Applicants to the college's online certificate programs in radiation curing chemistry and environmental leadership must possess at least a bachelor's degree.
Through the college's participation in the New York State Excelsior Scholarship program, online undergraduates can receive up to $5,500 in aid per year. To qualify, you must reside in the state and demonstrate financial need.
Davis College
Johnson City, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 60%
A Bible-centered institution of higher education, Davis College offers online degrees and certificates in theology, Christian ministries, and religious education. Online learners also can customize their associate or bachelor's degree through concentrations in Christian counseling, intercultural ministries, and pastoral studies. Students who already hold a bachelor's degree may also seek an online certificate in teaching English as a second language.
Online courses at Davis run for eight weeks. While most coursework can be completed asynchronously, students must meet weekly deadlines and exams typically require live participation. All online instructors at the college hold an advanced degree in their field.
All applicants must have a high school diploma or an equivalent and provide contact information for a pastor or church leader recommendation. While not required for admission, you may also need to submit ACT or SAT scores to receive consideration for certain scholarship awards.
Rochester, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 67%
Through four international campuses and a host of online programs, Rochester Institute of Technology educates roughly 19,000 students each year from all 50 states and 100 countries around the globe. Online undergraduates can earn either an associate or bachelor's degree in applied arts and sciences, while the institute also offers fully online master's degrees in business analytics, computing security, and construction management.
In addition to graduate degree programs, RIT hosts several online "MicroMasters" and "XSeries" programs. These modular learning experiences give students the opportunity to develop a specific set of professional skills and, should they choose to continue their education, earn automatic admission into a master's or graduate certificate program.
Undergraduate applicants must possess a high school diploma or GED certificate, and graduate applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with at least a 3.0 GPA. The college does not require entrance exam scores. Once admitted, online graduate students pay 43% less tuition than on-campus students, while undergraduates learning at a distance receive a tuition discount of 36%.
SUNY College at Brockport
Brockport, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 66%
Part of the State University of New York System, the College at Brockport administers online and asynchronous master's programs in education and human development, kinesiology and physical education, and public health and health education. In addition, two online degree-completion programs allow learners with at least 60 transferable college credits to quickly earn a bachelor's in either business administration or nursing.
Brockport also provides 24/7 access to a variety of online career tools. Through the Eagle Connect portal, for example, students can apply to internships and jobs, complete personality assessments and skill inventories, and connect with college alumni working in specific industries. Learners can access online tutoring and exam proctoring services free of charge.
To apply to a bachelor's completion program at Brockport, you generally need an associate degree with at least a 2.0 GPA. Admission requirements vary across graduate programs, but applicants often must submit undergraduate transcripts, a personal statement, letters of reference, and GRE or GMAT scores.
SUNY College at Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 63%
Learners can complete three fully accredited degrees at SUNY Plattsburgh entirely online: a bachelor's in accounting, a master's in fitness and wellness leadership, and a bachelor's designed specifically for currently licensed registered nurses. All online classes at the college are asynchronous, and distance learners can elect to study on either a full-time or part-time basis.
Both undergraduate programs require applicants to hold at least an associate degree. The nursing program also requires a current New York nursing license and a minimum 2.5 undergraduate GPA. To enter the master's program, you must hold a bachelor's degree and submit three letters of recommendation, a resume, and a statement of purpose. While graduate applicants do not need to take an entrance exam, they must participate in an interview with an admissions officer.
Each year, SUNY Plattsburgh awards approximately $3.5 million in scholarships. The Cardinal Transfer Grant, for example, provides up to $2,000 to students who transfer from one of seven qualifying community colleges in New York state.
SUNY at Albany
Albany, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 65%
For more than 20 years, SUNY at Albany has given students the opportunity to access a high-quality education on their own schedule and from the comfort of their own home. Online undergraduates can seek a bachelor's degree in informatics, with optional concentrations in information technology or interactive user experience. Online graduate students at the university can choose from more than 20 degrees and certificates in fields such as educational policy and leadership, curriculum and instruction, and public health practice.
Through participation in the STAR-NY Consortium, UAlbany provides free online tutoring to all students. The college provides academic assistance in subjects like accounting, computer science, and writing during the evening from Sunday through Thursday, making it easier for working professionals to get the support they need outside of regular business hours.
To apply to the university's online undergraduate program, you must hold a high school diploma or GED diploma and submit ACT or SAT scores. Graduate programs generally require a bachelor's degree and results from the GRE.
CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Along with a fully online bachelor's degree completion program in security management, the John Jay College of Criminal Justice offers online master's degrees and graduate certificates in disciplines such as public administration, international crime and justice, terrorism studies, and healthcare inspection and oversight. Online classes at the college feature the same faculty and curricula as on-campus courses, though distance learners can complete their coursework at whatever time is most convenient for them.
Applicants to the bachelor's degree completion program must hold an associate degree, though John Jay does not require entrance exam scores or a minimum undergraduate GPA. To earn a master's degree at the college, you need to hold a bachelor's from a regionally accredited institution with at least a 3.0 GPA. Graduate programs may also require a personal statement and letters of recommendation, though taking the GRE is generally not necessary.
John Jay holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and membership in the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration.
Excelsior College
Excelsior College provides online access to hundreds of courses, giving working students and other nontraditional learners the flexibility they need to earn associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees in fields like cybersecurity, healthcare management, nuclear engineering technology, and nursing informatics. Online learners can also choose between accelerated eight-week courses or standard 15-week classes.
To help students earn their degrees even faster, Excelsior offers UExcel exams for credit. These assessments, administered both online and at Pearson VUE Test Centers located throughout the country, enable you to easily demonstrate competency in undergraduate subject areas such as anatomy and physiology or the principles of finance.
Undergraduate applicants must possess a high school or GED diploma and take either the ACT or SAT. Prospective graduate students need a bachelor's degree, and programs may additionally require results from either the GRE or GMAT. Excelsior offers discounted tuition to current military service members, veterans, and their families.
Saint Joseph's College-New York
Brooklyn, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 71%
In addition to the programs available at campuses in Brooklyn and Long Island, Saint Joseph's College gives students the option to earn their degree entirely online. Programs of study available at a distance include health administration, human resources management, human services leadership, and religious studies. The college also hosts several dual-degree programs online, allowing students to earn both a bachelor's and master's in five years or less.
Undergraduate students with previous college-level coursework from another accredited institution can transfer up to 90 credits toward a bachelor's degree at Saint Joseph's, meaning they can potentially graduate in just one additional year of study. Transfer students must maintain at least a 2.0 GPA in their prior coursework to receive credit.
To apply to an associate or bachelor's program, you need a high school diploma or GED certificate. Graduate programs require a bachelor's degree with at least a 3.0 GPA. Earning a master's in business administration or management also requires taking the GMAT.
Oneonta, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 71%
At SUNY Oneonta, students can earn online master's degrees in nutrition and dietetics, educational technology, and literacy education. The university also offers online certificates in bilingual education and school counseling. Oneonta delivers online coursework in an asynchronous format, though students may need to complete field experiences in their community to qualify for licensure.
To apply to a master's or certificate program, you must possess a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA in your undergraduate studies. While exact requirements vary depending on the program you choose, graduate applicants typically must also take the GRE, submit three letters of reference, and participate in an admissions interview.
Each year, SUNY Oneonta offers roughly $7.5 million in scholarships. Online master's students can apply for several awards including funds specifically earmarked for current teachers and aspiring school counselors.
SUNY College at Oswego
Oswego, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 66%
Online degree-completion programs at SUNY Oswego allow students to quickly earn a bachelor's in either business administration, broadcasting and mass communication, criminal justice, public relations, or wellness management. Students in these programs enjoy the flexibility to earn their degree on a part-time or full-time basis, learn on their own schedule, and enroll in courses at any time of year.
Transfer requirements vary across programs, but an academic planning coordinator can help you determine which previously earned credits can apply toward your bachelor's at SUNY Oswego. To enter the business administration program, for example, you must hold an associate degree with at least a 2.3 GPA. The bachelor of arts in public relations, by contrast, grants admission to students with at least 60 transferable credits, regardless of whether they have completed an associate program.
Online students who live outside of New York state receive a roughly 50% discount on tuition compared to out-of-state students who study at the university's campus.
The University of Rochester offers online bachelor's and master's degrees in business administration, teaching, music leadership, and nursing. While the majority of the coursework in these programs can be completed asynchronously and at a distance, some students may need to participate in brief campus residencies or live class sessions.
Along with these full degrees, Rochester hosts dozens of individual courses online, allowing students to explore academic interests, develop new professional skills, or earn certifications necessary to advance in their career. Online courses at the university cover subjects like American Sign Language, data structures and algorithms, and the principles of economics.
You must possess a high school diploma or GED certificate to apply to an undergraduate program at Rochester. As a test-optional institution, however, the university does not require undergraduate applicants to submit ACT or SAT scores. Prospective graduate students must hold a bachelor's and take either the GRE or GMAT, depending on their chosen field of study.
Houghton, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 73%
Through a variety of online offerings, Houghton College brings a Christian-centered college experience to students both in New York and around the globe. Along with master's degrees in literacy and business administration, the college hosts fully online undergraduate programs in criminal justice, integrated marketing communication, and organizational management. Students not ready to commit to a four-year program may also elect to pursue an online associate of arts.
All online courses at the college feature asynchronous formats and run for eight weeks. Incoming students can also transfer up to 84 credits from another accredited college or university toward a bachelor's at Houghton, allowing them to graduate in as little as 18 months of additional study.
Undergraduate applicants must hold a high school or GED diploma and submit one letter of recommendation, though the college waives the entrance exam requirement for those with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Prospective graduate students must possess a bachelor's degree.
Since its founding in 1919, the New School has worked to create a space where scholars, artists, and designers come together to create positive change in the world. In support of that mission, the university now offers fully online master's degrees in fields like fashion management, media studies, and strategic design and management. Returning learners and transfer students may also enroll in a customizable undergraduate program, earning a bachelor's in one of 26 unique areas of study.
Applicants to the university's online undergraduate program can also receive credit for prior learning and experience, allowing them to graduate faster and save money on tuition. The New School awards up to 84 credits for previous college-level coursework, foreign language skills, and professional or military experience.
You must hold a high school diploma to earn a bachelor's at the New School, though ACT or SAT scores are not a requirement. Graduate applicants must submit college transcripts, a statement of purpose, and two letters of recommendation.
Saint John Fisher College
St. John Fisher College hosts two fully online degrees: an accelerated bachelor's for registered nurses and a master's in library media for students who already hold initial teacher certification. The college also offers hybrid degrees in literacy education and management, giving students the option to benefit from both the flexibility of distance learning and the real-time support offered in the classroom.
Generally, online students at SJFC complete their coursework on their own schedule, submitting assignments and contributing to class discussions on a weekly basis. Occasionally, learners may need to synchronously participate in student presentations or guest lectures. SJFC offers online courses in both seven- and 14-week formats, requiring about 10-20 hours of work per week.
To apply to the college's online bachelor's in nursing program, you must possess an associate degree and a current nursing license. Admission requirements for graduate programs vary, but you typically must hold a bachelor's degree and submit scores from either the GRE or GMAT.
Roberts Wesleyan College
A Christian institution located in Rochester, Roberts Wesleyan College serves students around the world through online and asynchronous programs in strategic leadership, special education, nursing leadership and administration, and theology and social justice. Students who already hold an associate can access online bachelor's degree completion programs, while distance master's programs cater to working professionals looking to take the next step in their career.
Students who finish their bachelor's at Roberts can apply for advanced standing in one of the college's master's programs. By maintaining at least a 3.5 undergraduate GPA, qualifying learners can earn a graduate degree in as little as 14 months, saving a full semester's worth of time and tuition.
Degree-completion programs require at least 60 transferable credits from another accredited institution and a minimum of two years of professional experience. To enter a graduate program at Roberts, you need a bachelor's degree and GRE or GMAT scores.
SUNY Empire State College
Saratoga Springs, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 14%
A wealth of online programs at SUNY Empire State College provide a flexible but rigorous path to an undergraduate or graduate degree. Students pursuing a bachelor's at a distance can choose from one of 12 areas of study, while the college's School for Graduate Studies hosts online master's degrees in business management, healthcare leadership, teaching and learning, and community and economic development.
Both online and in-person learners at SUNY ESC enjoy a variety of student support services. For example, the college matches students with professional and peer tutors, hosts an online library of writing and study skills resources, and provides 24/7 telephone access to trained mental health counselors. In addition, the college's "1-Stop" web portal allows students to easily find answers or request services.
To apply to an undergraduate program, you must hold at least a high school diploma. Applicants must also demonstrate their readiness for college-level study by submitting a brief personal essay. Graduate programs generally require a bachelor's degree and relevant entrance exam scores.
Garden City, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 68%
Adelphi University awards online associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees in subjects such as art education, healthcare informatics, nutrition, and social work. Online students interested in honing new professional skills may also seek one of the university's certificates in autism education, translation studies, or emergency management.
Adelphi strives to provide a personalized experience to all students, regardless of how they choose to learn. The university features a student-to-faculty ratio of 10-to-1 and an average undergraduate class size of just 21, helping to ensure that all learners can interact closely with both their classmates and instructors. Benefitting from these intimate and supportive learning environments, 95% of Adelphi alumni find a job or enroll in graduate school within six months of earning their degree.
Undergraduate admission requires a high school diploma or GED certificate with at least a 2.0 GPA, but the university does not require ACT or SAT scores. Graduate applicants must have a bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA, along with satisfactory scores on either the GRE or GMAT.
SUNY College of Technology at Delhi
Delhi, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 44%
At SUNY Delhi, students can earn one of eight associate, bachelor's, or master's degrees without ever stepping foot on campus. In addition, online programs offered at the university feature both full-time and part-time formats, giving learners even more freedom to prepare for careers in culinary arts management, electrical construction and implementation, hotel and restaurant management, and nursing education.
Online courses at SUNY Delhi offer asynchronous formats, and many do not even require students to take exams. Instead, you conduct research, write papers, and engage in class discussions on your time. While online learners work largely on their own, dedicated academic advisors can help you design a course of study, enroll in classes, and access various student resources.
Undergraduate applicants must submit high school transcripts and ACT or SAT scores. The university's graduate programs in nursing require a bachelor's degree from an accredited nursing program, a 3.0 undergraduate GPA, and a current nursing license.
SUNY College of Technology at Canton
Canton, NY Cost: $$$$$ Graduation Rate: 36%
Through its Global Campus, SUNY Canton offers 19 fully online associate and bachelor's degrees, along with more than 450 individual online courses. Programs of study available at a distance include agribusiness management, early childhood care and management, homeland security, and legal studies. Online students hoping to transfer into a four-year program can also seek an associate degree in liberal arts.
"Flex Learning" courses at the university give online students the option to attend class on campus whenever they choose. Similarly, in-person learners in these courses can opt to watch lectures and contribute to class discussions online when their schedule requires. Instructors facilitate connections between all students using discussion boards, video conferencing, and social media.
To apply to an associate or bachelor's program, you must submit your high school or GED transcripts and ACT or SAT scores. For some programs, undergraduate applicants must also share a personal essay outlining their academic and professional goals.
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 Lijst van administratieve eenheden in Đồng Nai

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LOVE is never ending repetition of Happiness and Sorrow that separated by just a piece of thread.
Ceramicist Nia Gautama opened the exhibition with her art performance. Dressed in red, the artist sat on a white desk scattered with dozens of red roses and an earthen heart. She slowly tore out petals from the roses and broke the heart into pieces. Inside it was a piece of paper with words "happiness" and "sorrow."
Besides the main attraction which is the art installation, during the opening that took place on Thursday (02/09/17), there was also a performance art by Nia Gautama. She used roses and a clay figure of a heart as objects, and it was combined with a theatrical performance.