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THE SLOVAK CONSERVATIVE PARTY
Program priorities
On the basis of its program and in view of the needs of the population of Slovakia, the # # Network will focus in particular on solving acute problems in order to:
1. Strengthening cooperation with the Visegrad countries on immigration policy.
2. Return to the electoral system of the Slovak Republic 1998th
3. Improving police, prosecution and court functions so as to allow for a thorough investigation and subsequent punishment of all offenses under the "fall to death" principle, coupled with tightening sanction for defamation, public spread of alarms and hate reports and unjustified blame.
4. Legislation and creation of rules for lobbing.
5. Introduction of material and criminal liability of elected officials in the handling of public funds.
6. Legal anchoring and practical implementation of a system supporting the construction of rental dwellings.
7. Adoption of a career order in state and public service and the introduction of codes of government and public services whose breach will give rise to sanctions, except for the prohibition of the performance of such service.
8. Determining the salary ratios of constitutional actors, statutory representatives of state-owned enterprises and enterprises with the participation of the state and members of their management and supervisory bodies, including determination of service benefits and material and non-material benefits.
9. Cybernetization and dematerialisation of state and public administration with the highest level of security (all information on citizens and citizens is entered into the system once, intangible information, not papers and people are transferred).
10. Introducing a system that allows adult children to contribute financially to their parent-pensioners in the form of a deduction from their income.
11. Reforming education so that Slovakia does not become a "workshop" of other countries.
12. Acceptance and gradual implementation of adaptation measures related to climate change in all relevant areas of society.
13. Establishment and promotion of such waste management systems that will enable the Slovak Republic to fulfill its international obligations in this area, including the promotion of energy recovery of waste.
14. Improve the functioning of the subsidy system in agriculture in order to favor the real production in plant and livestock production.
15. Completion of transport infrastructure and reorganization of public transport in order to improve the mobility of the Slovak population and allow the availability of settlements in all regions.
Remarks and insights into the prepared foreign policy concept
We support the idea of a cooperative but not forcibly unified Europe as formulated by R. Schuman, A. de Gasperi and K. Adenauer.
We oppose the philosophy of globalist post-communism through gender and similar theories.
We are opposed to the ideology of extreme left-wing liberalism, which we now see as the same danger as right-wing extremism.
I pursue the policy of sovereign states, economic cooperation and effective cooperation at the level of security, provided that the institutions working in this area will truly aim at the security of the people of Europe, not the control of citizens and the interference with their privacy. The lack or direct loss of willpower means defeating.
If, on the basis of the Constitution, Slovakia declares its Cyrillo-Methodic tradition, it is imperative to take its place in an unpublished global war against Christianity immediately by public, loud and, in particular, concrete deeds.
We will never accept the arrogant attempts to influence domestic events from abroad of any great power. We give a very important role to national intelligence organizations, especially economic counter-intelligence.
We consider the current EU migration policy to be catastrophic and suicidal, as the greatest threat to the security of all EU Member States.
It is necessary to clearly distinguish the terms "legal" and "illegal" immigration.
It is unacceptable if neocolonial efforts are presented as dissemination of democracy. We do not have to give up any extortion in order to adopt a politically "correct" policy and to comply with the Euro-Atlantic directives.
We regard the introduction of Slovakia as a "core" of Europe as a bliss. The core of Europe has been created long before, and no one else, no matter how obedient and friendly to all the commands of it, will take it.
We are cooperating with all the forces within V4 that are acting for the sovereignty.
We plan to make foreign policy more skilled in order to effectively defend the interests of Slovakia, in contrast to current practice when personal priorities are preferred to foreign service activities.
In cooperation with similarly minded political forces, we want to be actively involved in the struggle to preserve at least the last remaining state sovereignty.
The Munich events of 1938 and the entire development in Eastern Europe after 1945 proved "gravely" to the Western powers (the United Kingdom and France) of the V4 country. Based on the latest events (eg, the quality of goods), it can be said that colonial traditions and thinking persist despite spectacular claims about democracy, win-win economic relations, and so on.
We fully support the struggle of the current governments of Poland and Hungary for maintaining national sovereignty.
The Russian Federation should be an important partner of all European countries and, of course, Slovakia. The sanctions against RF are considered to be misguided, ineffective, and counterproductive as part of the ideological and economic warfare, and actually reinforce those against whom they are directed.
Based on historically proven facts, VOSR was provoked by forces with foreign backgrounds. Identifying today's Russian Federation with the Soviet Union is a deliberate misunderstanding of what's happening in RF.
Economic cooperation with China must be built on a higher level than the unnecessary and totally ineffective reference to human rights violations in this country.
We enforce the requirement of sine qua non - improving the quality of foreign service, especially at the level of commercial diplomacy, a rapid improvement of Slovakia's presentation, which we currently regard as unqualified, which results in Slovakia being almost unknown country abroad, often considered Slovenia or even part of Czechoslovakia.
Collaboration with the United States is an important element of our foreign policy.
Together with the United States, we are proposing the immediate resettlement of the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Israel to Jerusalem as a fully legitimate capital of the State of Israel.
We are open to cooperation with all political entities in the V4, Europe and the world, which have at least some of the same program and goals.
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U.S. Men's National Team vs. Jamaica
Gold Cup Semifinal
Georgia Dome - Atlanta, Ga.
Post-Game Quote Sheet
U.S. MNT Head Coach JURGEN KLINSMANN
On his thoughts on the match:
"Obviously the team is disappointed, the fans are disappointed because you wanted to play the big final on Sunday in Philadelphia. It was a very, very good performance. I really told them at halftime as well, 'Just keep playing like that, you're going to get opportunities and sooner or later you're going to put them in the net and we're going to turn this game around.' We lost this game with two set pieces that we conceded. It's as simple as that. We had enough chances to put three, four, five in there. We didn't do that, and that's why at the end of the day we lost it. That's unfortunate, but it's reality. Congratulations to Jamaica being in the final, and we have to swallow that pill."
On similarities with the team's previous loss to Jamaica in 2012:
"I'm not comparing the games in the past. It's similar to a couple years ago with two set pieces when they scored two goals in Kingston. They won that game with two free kicks. Today was a throw-in and a free kick and they come away as the winning team. Compliment to them and they come away as the winning side, but I cannot complain about the performance of the team. They gave everything. They kept pushing, pushing, pushing and we had enough chances at the end of the day to score the goals we needed in order to get to the final and we didn't do that. That's maybe the only point where you can see we were missing today."
On a change in the pace of the match after the first 15 minutes:
"You cannot go that tempo for all 90 minutes that the guys went. They kept really pushing. They kept going until the very end. Defensively Jamaica did a very good job. It's a very physical team, they know how to interrupt the game and slow the game down."
On whether he regrets sticking with young center backs John Brooks and Ventura Alvarado:
"I don't regret it, not at all. On that header there, John came up a little too late, but he played an excellent game, and Ventura too. Now we have a couple of very, very good center backs that we keep building. They keep progressing and they will have a very intense competition between each other and going into the future. There's no reason to criticize them for the game, actually the opposite. They were all over the place, they did their job and we came up short at the end of the day."
On the play of his young center backs Ventura Alvarado and John Brooks:
"Planning ahead towards 2018 wasn't the factor. Right now, the fact is they deserve to play these games. They deserve to play the Gold Cup. We've had to raise the competition with some center backs and some outside backs. We want to see that competition going on and it'll just get better over the next couple of years. That's not a problem at all.
"We had enough chances to put this game away. The luck was not with us maybe, but also we were not clinical enough. Effort-wise, rhythm-wise, passing combinations – everything was there. There was a lot of good stuff that we saw. At the end of the day, it's the goals that matter."
On Olympic qualifying in the fall and preparations for the Confederations Cup playoff:
"As far as I know, it goes parallel with that time in October the Olympic qualifiers and our playoff then for the Confederations Cup. We'll figure that out, but if you look at the youngsters like DeAndre Yedlin and John Brooks, there are some other kids in there that I would love to have for the senior level. We'll figure that one out."
On what comes next:
"Finishing off in style Saturday in front of our fans, being third then and doing that with the right attitude and right approach. You owe that to fans and the tournament. Swallowing that pill, it's not nice to swallow, but it is what it is, you can't change that anymore. Then we keep building, we keep progressing, we keep working hard in order to go towards World Cup qualifying by the end of the year and it starts all over again."
On the play of Aron Johannsson in the Gold Cup:
"We need to see the strikers. We need to have them play those games and we need them to kind of prove a point every time they come into camp. They're trying to do that in training and they're trying to do that in the games as well. I think Aron made another step forward in this tournament, with the group and also within ranking of the team. He was a bit unlucky today with the rebound on the free kick from Fabian Johnson. If that one goes in, it might become the game-winner. This is part of our job as coaches, to bring them along, to help them in that process, to also help them in their club environment whenever we can in order to get them ready for the next level."
U.S. MNT captain MICHAEL BRADLEY
On tonight's game:
"Coming in we knew it was going to be a difficult game. Going down 2-0 in the first half makes it even more difficult. The response after halftime was good to try and get back into it, but unfortunately we couldn't find an equalizer."
On what Jamaica did to cause problems for the U.S. tonight:
"These games are never easy, like I said. Teams are committed to defending and closing down space, and obviously when you give away two goals off set pieces the task becomes even harder."
On the team and the chances it had to win:
"The response was good. Again, it's a difficult game at the start and then going down makes it very, very difficult."
On turning the page and moving on from the loss:
"That's life. There's no choice but to move ourselves forward. Obviously it's a disappointment right now, that's normal, but we'll be back at it. There's no other way to go."
U.S. MNT goalkeeper BRAD GUZAN
On what went wrong:
"I think from our point of view we obviously conceded two set piece goals and that left us a bit disappointed, but in saying that we had chances. We had quite a few chances, and on another day, maybe two or three of those go in and its happy days, but obviously that wasn't the case tonight and that's soccer."
On how the team moves on from the loss:
"It's obviously a disappointing loss. All the boys are upset, especially because we played some of our best football this game. We combined really well. We created chances we got forward, but ultimately just putting the ball in the back of the net just wasn't to be tonight. It's disappointing, but we'll pick ourselves up. It doesn't make us a bad team. It doesn't erase a lot of the good stuff we've done. Just as when we beat Holland and Germany, a single game doesn't define us. It's a loss in a tournament that was very important for us, but now we've got to pick ourselves up and make sure we're ready for the playoff."
On Saturday's third place game:
"We want to finish on a high. We want to make sure that we go in and put together a good performance and finish this Gold Cup on a win."
On stepping over the line with the ball:
"Listen. In all my years as a professional, I've never seen that call. I've seen a still image of it. It may be an inch or two over the line, but for a linesman to make that decision I think he's got to be at the top of the 18-yard-box and he's probably about two or three yards behind it. Those decisions sometimes don't go in your favor and in your way, but it's a free kick and you've got to defend it and he hit it well."
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Three Fingered Jack is a great first circumnavigation of a volcano. The run is 22 miles with 3150′ of climbing. The start of the loop is easy to get to as it is located on the PCT at Santiam Pass. It's also easy to navigate as only three trails are used, the PCT on the west side, Old Summit Trail #4014 on the east side, and just .2 miles of the Minto Pass Trail that connects the trails in the NE section of the loop at Wasco Lake.
This route goes CCW, but clockwise is recommended because of the water sources on the East side
It's best to go clockwise on this loop, as there are no water sources on the PCT and most of the climbing is done early. Take to PCT from the Santiam Pass parking lot and continue climbing on the PCT. It doesn't take long for views of Mt. Washington and the Three Sisters to come into view from behind. Keep climbing up the west side of Three Fingered Jack to the peak at Porcupine Rock, the highest point of the loop at 6500′. Mt. Jefferson pops out on the other side to the North.
Mt. Jefferson from Porcupine Rock
Continue on the PCT where the trail descends on switchbacks. This is the last place for snow to melt, usually by mid-July. Take a peek at the north side of Three Fingered Jack to see where the summit has been exposed by glaciation and multiple reds and browns where the volcano has eroded over thousands of years.
The north face of Three Fingered Jack from the PCT
The trail descends even more from the switchbacks to Wasco Lake with Black Butte in the distance. This is where Minto Pass trail connects the PCT to the Old Summit trail and is the first water and the halfway point of the loop. Keep the filter in the pack for a little longer as Canyon Creek is less than a mile away. This water comes fresh from the Canyon Glacier, where the Canyon Glacier trail loops from the Old Summit up the mountain.
Lars Brekken getting water from Canyon Creek
The trail continues to the Jack Lake trailhead and Jack Lake, which is fed from the Jack glacier. Proceed to several creeks and a meadow that will be full of wildflowers that bloom through July.
Alpine meadow on the southeast side of Three Fingered Jack
The trail slightly descends through a few miles of huckleberries to Booth Lake and Square Lake. Mt. Washington, the Three Sisters, and the Husband again are seen to the south. At Square Lake is a slight climb and then it descends again to the PCT junction and back to the parking lot.
Black Butte overlooking Wasco Lake
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A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the 2LP edition of Legacy by David Bowie.
On the surface, the existence of Legacy – the newest compilation of the greatest hits from David Bowie's songbook – likely comes off as a little confusing. The set arrived almost two years to the day after Nothing Has Changed (a.k.a. The greatest hits comp which was curated by the artist himself) and, name-for-name, features a very, very (very – it's about 75% the same, in fact) similar which calls into question the reasoning for the release. The questions become even more poignant when one realizes that, while the track lists are smiliar, most of the versions on Legacy are the edited, "Single Versions" of the songs – meaning they're not complete. Again, on the surface, the first and most obvious question is why such a release would be of any interest at all and the answer is simple: this album was done post-humously and with material from Bowie's final album ? included because the desire was to present as complete an image of the singer as possible while still keeping the idea contained to a greatest hits collection. While the methodology makes sense, it's hard not to get a little cynical, regardless; Bowie's catalogue of material was twenty-five albums deep so even getting one song from each title would be impossible. That said, some critics may curse and call Legacy redundant or awkwardly redacted and call the governing bodies at Sony and Legacy charlatans for approving its release.By the same token however, speaking as someone who's first exposure to David Bowie's music was via a hits compilation (ChangesOneBowie in my case – purchased at a garage sale in the Eighties), the desire to have as complete a picture as possible while still operating on a tight budget is perfectly understandable too. In that spirit, Legacy offers a solid starting point for interested parties to get their feet wet and decide if diving in after that first exposure is something they'd be interested in.
Even with all of the above possible motivation in mind and while still keeping one eye on the criticism which always flies in the direction of Bowie compilations, it's hard not to be impressedby the number of standards that Legacy upsets. Here, for example, no effort is made to try and present Bowie's music in chronological order (to put none too fine a point on it, Legacy's A-side opens with "Let's Dance" which was released in 1983) but rather to just present an artist's best wares while attempting to keep a consistent energy level and good flow in place. That does indeed work well as listeners find the progression between "Let's Dance," "Ashes To Ashes" and "Under Pressure" (on the A-side – similar transitions run through "Starman," "Ziggy Stardust" and "The Jean Genie" on the B-side, "Rebel Rebel," "Young Americans" and "Golden Years" on the album's C-side and "Fame," "Sound and Vision" and "Heroes" on its D-side) smooth, seamless and pleasurable, and they'll also find that the refreshed texture that the remastering process the artist did himself before he died to be very impressive (check out how beautiful and detailed the mix of "Heroes" is here – as a seasoned Bowie fan, there are aspects of the layering of parts here which were impossible to get a sense of before – at least, to my ears). It doesn't take long for listeners to find themselves perfectly hooked by this set and love it for the great (but, yes, fans will say superficial) mixtape/compilation it is. True, fans will be justified in complaining about the omission of one track or another (this critic would have liked to see any material included from Lodger, Low or Earthling, but I recognize that's a matter of personal taste), but understanding the limitations inherent to only including so much on vinyl makes that permissible.
All that said, yes, fans will be able to complain about Legacy, just as they've complained about Bowie hits compilations since as far back as ChangesOneBowie. Fans will not find everything they want on Legacy, but that's not the point – this release is not for big fans. Rather, Legacy is a release which shows its training wheels pretty plainly; this set is intended to bait new potential fans with some spectacular music – just enough to get them digging into the stacks to find more. This record is intended to inspire a new love affair – not sustain one. [Bill Adams]
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The Influence of Coronavirus on the Performing Arts
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The Seensee Company, a Korean musical production company posted an official notice that they canceled the scheduled musical "Mamma Mia!" and the play "Let the Right One In". Especially, in the case of "Let Me In", serious restrictions have been placed on not only immigration but also activities for everyday life throughout Europe with Pandemics declared all over the world due to the Coronavirus. Therefore, the national organization, NTS, no longer has the ability to send local staff who were scheduled to enter Korea sequentially. In addition, there are more cases of performance cancellations. Musical production company R&D Works also posted a notice about the cancellation of the scheduled musicals "Mama, Don't cry" and "The Sound of Music", "Red Cliff(Chibi)" was also canceled.
As shown above, the local cultural and artistic circles are in great trouble as a series of performances and events were canceled due to the aftermath of COVID-19. In particular, artists with most freelancers face a threat to their livelihoods as their income has been cut off. As such, many of the scheduled performances in the performing world have actively participated in the two-week "stop" campaign to distance themselves from society, with many of the performances being temporarily postponed or canceled one after another. In South Gyeongsangnam-do, there were 21 performances in January 2020 and 23 performances in February, but the number of people who reserved tickets was 9,824 and 1,725, respectively, according to data from Korea performing Arts Box Office Information system (공연예술통합전산망). The figure represents an over 82 percent decrease in attendance compared to the same period last year.
The pop music industry is also being hit hard by the coronavirus. The spread of coronavirus infection has led to the postponement or cancellation of a series of pop music performances, including concerts and music festivals, which is having a severe impact on smaller labels. L.I.A.K.(Record Label Industry Association of Korea), the Korea Music Label Industry Association, which is a division with 44 small and medium-sized labels and distributors as members, said that on February 24 that 61 of the events that its member companies had planned to hold from February 1 to April 11 were postponed or canceled, resulting in 3.6 billion won in losses. Altogether it is estimated that 200 performances nationwide were postponed or canceled
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Broadway theaters in New York decided to suspend all performances for a month from March 13 to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This measure prompted many performances to be canceled, including the musical "Six," which was scheduled to open on March 12. Broadway's suspension marks the first long-running suspension since a 19-day strike in 2017. In this situation, a strange phenomenon is emerging on Broadway and in the West End, two of the major mountain ranges of the world's performing arts, as online programs such as "Stars in the House" and "Living Room Concert" are encouraging Broadway stars to make donations to Actors' funds on the spur of the moment.
Also, choreographers and dancers are holding free dance classes online. In England, 'The Show Must Go Online' was launched, where amateur actors read Shakespeare's works together on YouTube. There is an unusual scene in which actors and creators perform at their homes, not on stage. The audience is responding to this image as a fresh and good idea. Kim Hyo-jung, a columnist for "All that Art," said the phrase "Show Must Go On," which performers around the world always exclaim is changing to the "Show Must Go Online" in the face of the plague of the 21st century.
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There are also ideas in Korea to console the situation in which the entire performing culture community has been hit hard by the influence of Coronavirus. "Hangout with Yoo (놀면 뭐하니?)", a South Korean reality show program on MBC aired "Visit Concert"(방구석콘서트) which aired various stages of performances including musicals on TV. In addition, some production companies upload live and recorded broadcasts through online platforms, and the response from the general public as well as the performance-loving enthusiasts is favorable. However, experts say that the crisis could be used as an opportunity. By attempting to broadcast the show, various ways to generate profits from online content have been made, and viral marketing has become an important pillar in the content marketing market.
Nevertheless, a national support system is still lacking. There is no supporting policy yet for those in the performing industry who have jobs in stage performances. A Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (문화체육관광부) spokesperson said it will implement the "Artist Life Stabilization Fund" policy for COVID-19 artists starting this month, but it is not a fundamental solution because it deals only with loans. The performing industry is trying to overcome the current difficult situation through various methods. Many artists said that additional realistic institutional support is needed for the performing arts world, which is striving to overcome the crisis.
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A B-1 Lancer experienced an in-flight emergency shortly after takeoff June 1 and had to quickly land, the Air Force confirmed Monday.
Air Force Global Strike Command spokeswoman Maj. Anastasia Schmidt described the June 1 in-flight emergency as minor. The crew, from Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, was able to safely land at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii.
The incident appeared to be the most recent — and possibly last — reported problem before the Air Force ordered a stand-down June 7 of all its B-1s.
All B-1s are currently in a stand-down as the Air Force addresses an ejection seat malfunction in the four-seat conventional bomber. The stand-down was announced following a separate B-1 emergency landing May 1 at Midland International Air and Space Port.
A photograph of a B-1 after it made an emergency landing showed that not all four hatches opened, and none of the four ACES II ejection seats deployed.
In that May 1 incident, the crew was experiencing a potentially catastrophic engine fire, but when the first crew member tried to eject, the hatch above blew to allow escape, but the seat did not fire.
In the safety investigation board following the incident, "an issue with ejection seat components was discovered that necessitated the stand-down. As issues are resolved aircraft will return to flight," the Air Force announced June 7.
The June 1 emergency landing was "not related to the recent B-1B stand-down," Schmidt said in a statement. The Air Force did not immediately say what type of in-flight emergency led to the June 1 landing.


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AMES, Iowa – Despite a growing momentum for initiatives aimed at creating more diverse and inclusive work spaces, several barriers still exist that limit the success of these efforts.
To implement meaningful change, a team of researchers says a holistic and systematic approach is needed to ensure practitioners, educators and researchers are all working from the same playbook. In a paper published by the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, the team examines the role of marketing in fostering diversity and inclusion in the marketplace and provides several recommendations to advance diversity-and-inclusion-engaged marketing.
Samantha Cross, an associate professor of marketing in Iowa State University's Ivy College of Business and a member of the research team, says the recommendations are based on the results of three studies, which included workshops and conversations with individuals working on diversity and inclusion efforts. The research builds upon a previous study of multicultural marketplace well-being, which aims to foster positive experiences for consumers across all cultures through proactive interactions with one another.
"It was an ambitious project to bring together all these players in the room and talk about this very big topic of diversity and inclusion," Cross said. "As a research team, we wanted to understand from those who are impacting consumers – practitioners in the field, researchers and instructors – whether they are all on the same page and speaking the same language."
The researchers found that's not the case. While existing initiatives are well-intentioned, Cross says many are fragmented or lack an understanding of how diversity and inclusion efforts impact consumers. In the paper, Cross and her colleagues identified several barriers to advancing diversity and inclusion-engaged marketing, or DIEM, that fall into three categories:
Meanings and language: A common language and mutual understanding of diversity and inclusion does not exist.
Norms: Evidence and measurements of the impact of DIEM is limited.
Rules: Investment in DIEM is minimal and the marketing curriculum does not include diversity and inclusion, often taught as a separate issue.
Cross says some of the barriers exist across fields and others are specific to business or education. To address these barriers, the researchers provided a comprehensive list of recommendations for policy development that focus on changes in the marketplace, education, and research. Cross says success will depend on practitioners, researchers and instructors all working together to develop and implement these changes.
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Ibaka and Chriss were ejected for fighting during the Cavaliers' 126-101 victory over the Raptors on Monday night.
Leonard scored 25 points after sitting out Sunday's game, but the team with the league's second-best record trailed most of the way.
Collin Sexton scored 28 points and Kevin Love had 16 points and 18 rebounds for Cleveland, which dominated the second half and seemed to gain momentum after the fight with a second left in the third quarter.
"I saw it out of the corner of my eye," Love said. "It happened so fast. Everybody almost wants to run out there and check what's going on. It was broken up quick. That's usually how it goes."
"That was a great win for us," Love said. "Especially against a real good team at home. It was fun."
Cedi Osman scored 19 points and Ante Zizic had 17 for Cleveland, which placed six players in double figures.
Leonard was 11 of 19 from the field, but the Raptors only led briefly in the first half.
"They did a great job, they played well, and they made open shots," Leonard said. "That's pretty much the way the game played out."
Leonard, averaging 27 points this season, hasn't appeared in more than two consecutive games since playing in five straight from Jan. 25 through Feb. 5.
Cleveland coach Larry Drew said before the game Love, who hasn't played in back-to-back games since returning from foot surgery, will sit out Tuesday in Philadelphia.


(Natural News) There is no doubt that many parts of the globe are in crisis, and to many it seems as though a natural or man-made disaster could strike in their area at any moment. While it is always important to have certain basic first aid items like Band-Aids and bandages on hand in case of emergency, there are other, more natural items that can prove to be worth their weight in gold when disaster strikes. After all, it may not always be possible to run out to a pharmacy or grocery store to purchase medical supplies.


We're back from co-leading an absolutely stellar service learning trip in Kenya with a rockstar group of students from Colorado State University.
Between the significant time change, over 30 hours of travel, having been trusted with the safety and wellbeing of 12 college students, and having no internet or phone access for nearly 18 days, last week felt a little slow and fuzzy.
Which, in Karina-Speak, means a little frustrating.
Getting back, I was simultaneously fired up to immediately leap into projects and emails that had been put off during the trip, and at the same time I wanted to maintain the blissful state of disconnection and presence that being in Kenya facilitated.
Coming back to winter in Colorado, near our wood stove has been a favorite spot. So, naturally, I've been thinking about fire. For me, this month has been an exercise in understanding that all fires –whether they're in a stove or the heart behind what you share with the world – need the right tending, fuel, and time to burn bright and clean.
Many of us feel the tension between creating space for ourselves and wanting to exceed our clients' or teammates' expectations. How do you keep your fire burning?
Taking a nap…I mean in the Studio…working on several illustration pieces on paper and digitally.
Mapping Out Complexity – with a local business with complexity and a big vision. I guided the founder through a two-hour session mapping out all the moving parts, how they are connected, gaps, next steps, and big picture vision. This can be shared with the whole team for transparent communication on the why, what and how of the business in the next year.
No matter what your job is, there's a good chance you've had to organize some sort of meeting. And if you haven't, you probably will. Whether it's a regular small-team meeting or a massive annual conference, there's often a lot more work put into organizing a well-run event.
So, first of all, for all you event organizers out there, I raise a glass to you and all the work behind-the-scenes or otherwise un-thanked you do!
These are just a few things you, as an organizer may be yearning to hear or overhear. Why? Those things mean your participants felt valued, saw something from a new perspective, that they were present and engaged, and that you've helped them do their jobs or live their lives better. And while there are heaps of ways you can create an event that is meaningful and participants love, I've got one sure-fire way to get people fired up (in a good way).
Bring in a graphic recorder.
Having someone visually scribing the content, listening for connections, or even for what's not being said can catapult participants from looking at their phone screens under the table, to wondering how their ideas can be incorporated into the mural being created. Seeing visual summaries of conversations and discussions moves groups from "My idea" to "Our vision" and "Actions I can take". It can give them tangible stepping stones to take what they learned and move forward, or help unravel a previously complex and mystifying topic.
So, the next time your team is starting to plan an important event, consider a graphic recorder, facilitator or scribe to support your participants, honor their time, and help them do the best thinking they can.
Want to hear "You're the BEST organizer I've ever had the pleasure of working with!" from your clients? Let's talk about blowing their minds!
Turning Dull Trainings into Delightful Drawings: The US Forest Service has to deal with a lot of challenging situations; if you live in the Western US, you probably know about the prolific wildfires this year. But did you also know the USFS is responsible for hazardous waste spills and clean up? I'm working to help explain the complexity of Spill Response Coordinators and how they work with other agencies when things get leaky. Here's a chart from the initial brainstorming session I facilitated.
Digital Scribing for ShapingEDU: Last spring I attended the ASU UnConference for on the future of higher education, technology, and meaningful learning for students. I'm in awe of how the organizers have carried the incredible energy of the 100+ participants forward into monthly video calls with participants from around the world on topics from the in-person event. The engagement was astounding, and I got to do live digital scribing while screen-sharing!
Editing Cave: Working on the final video for the Wildfire Risk Management Science Team, who use advanced mapping tools to help managers and responders make safer and more effective decisions about when and where to mitigate a wildfire.
The Trade Show. A massive room filled with hundreds of booths, all wanting to lure in the same passers-by.
Most booths are using the same old methods they always have: the freebies, candy, "try our product!" to nab attention. There are trinkets everywhere. By the end of the day all you see is a glazed look on attendees' faces as they attempt to find the exit (and preferably the nearest bar).
There's something missing from this scenario. Something that can set you up for authentic connections and hook your potential clients.
Here's the secret: people don't just want a sales pitch, they want to be heard. They are yearning for genuine human connection in a sea of people trying to get their business.
Secret Part Deux? You can have it all: listening to your customers, interactive and engaging displays, freebies, and authentic human connection.
All you have to do is partner with a graphic recorder.
I love chatting with attendees, asking for their ideas, and seeing them light up as they watch their story come to life. Then they want a photo with their drawing, which is the perfect opportunity to ask them to tag the business I am working for when they share it on social media. Boom.
Bonus: Major human connection opportunities, and if you play your cards right, you can get valuable market research data collected in real-time.
Heading to a trade show next year? Let's make a plan to help you stand out in a sea of booths!
I spent last weekend outside the National WWII Museum gathering stories about how visitors wanted their lives to be when they got older. From "no regrets" to "aging like a fine wine", I captured visual stories over the two days!
Today I'm headed to Nashville to do some more story capturing for Gates. We haven't started yet, but here's a snippet from work I did with them earlier this fall!
If you've ever experienced graphic recording, you know it's an extremely valuable tool to support groups to do their best thinking. But what is it that's making the meeting feel so productive, insightful, and energized?
Today, instead of my usual explanation (It's magic…see, I even just added a Unicorn to your strategic plan!), I'd like to share some of the neuroscience behind the benefits of having a graphic recorder or facilitator supporting your group.
Dual Coding Theory: Information is more likely to be understood and remembered when presented using images and words.
Cognitive Load Theory: We have a finite amount of "brain power" to apply to critical thinking, remembering, or being creative. In fact, our brains can remember up to seven chunks of information before we start letting other things go. Using visual cues helps free up our minds from keeping track of those chunks and instead focus on connecting ideas, remembering key information, and creative thinking.
…and to express our emotions more deeply…which, in turn, results in a stronger memory and likelihood to retain information. An article by the Wall Street Journal cited a study that showed more complex emotional communication and processing from doodles than written responses: "Their pictures communicated more than just a text or a regular photo. They were more personal, more intimate."
We all learn best in different ways. There are four ways in which people learn; auditory —prefer to listen, visual—prefer to see, verbal—prefer to speak, and kinesthetic—prefer to move or do some physical activity. Graphic recording can support all four modalities as people hear the speaker, see the images and words, and get up to see the drawings closer, or walk around the view them.
Side note: I could geek out on this all day – in fact a large chunk of my master's thesis was devoted to using visual thinking to support understanding of the complex science of climate change. For more articles and publications, check out my Resources page. If you want to talk more, please let's do!
Think this sounds pretty neat? Let's put science into action for your organization.
Feeling the ENERGY in Utah.
This week I'm back in Salt Lake capturing content for an Energy Democracy Symposium at the University of Utah. Starting tomorrow...so for now here's a watercolor card of the Irish countryside I made for my Da.


Well, it's actually very simple, first of all you need to download libraries (mp3spi1.9.4.jar, jl1.0.jar and tritonus_share.jar) from Tritonus and from JLayer.
Actually i code it a long time ago, Thank God it's still works. If you have any suggestion, feel free to comment it.


vignette design: Brocante in California!
Last weekend we searched out antiques in every possible place. From Salvation Army to The Alameda Antique Faire and all the antique stores in between!
The Alameda Antique Faire was quiet because of Super Bowl Sunday. Fine with me!
I always make a point to visit Big Daddy Antiques. Shown here is one of their industrial tables and two incredible lanterns.
I thought this lamp was incredible too!
This center island for a kitchen is my favorite. If I ever remodel a kitchen from scratch, I would consider this. Can't you just imagine copper pots hanging from that rack? I think I would prefer the surface to be Carrera marble though.
This large birdcage was up for consideration.
I would have bought this cement della robbia but the dealer wanted too much money for it. It was also broken on the back. Too bad.
Isn't this a great idea for an urban "fire pit?" A pot of sand with votives. No pollution!
What we did buy though was this chair! Underneath are two wooden candlesticks.
Back at home, we assessed our damage! Not too bad really. Here is a close up of the candlesticks on the chair.
Close up of the chair detail. I love the fleur de lis of course!
So what else did we buy last weekend? Well, these purple glasses found at Salvation Army Distribution Center in Healdsburg were a great buy. Practically free!
A few pieces of "hotel silver" were also "free!"
I couldn't resist this Weller jardiniere, even though I have two of them already. This one was cracked, so it was also "free."
This chair was such a deal! I know I will find a place for it someday. Can't you see it in a bathroom?
I think I should get back into the antique and collectibles business! I let my space go a couple of years ago, and maybe it's time to find a collective again and start reselling my stuff!
Wow, such wonderful goodies! Those glasses are really beautiful.
Love you pendant light too-very stylish!
FAB, FAB, FAB finds and post.
anyway, that chair in the bathroom idea is wonderful and the way you displayed the candlesticks show you have a great eye for design!
Great deals and finds. Looks like you had a wonderful Superbowl Sunday.
The fleur de lys chair looks great, candlesticks too. I think the birdcage would have been what I took home with me though.
What fabulous finds. Love the chair and the candlesticks.
What a fun post today. I love all the items you bought.
I love what you found.
Thanks for taking us along on your flea market trip. You got some great things, and free is always good.
I love the lanterns in the first photo. Great finds!
I never saw so many neat and interesting this you found on your outing. I love vintage things too. Thank you for your visit and comment.
I wish I lived in California, so I could go to all of these wonderful places. Especially these Flea markets, you all have.
Glad you are have some good weather to go flea marketing. I just love that chair with the Fleur de lis and the one with flowers would look great in a bathroom.
Wow! You did really well finding so many treasures! Love the Weller jardiniere and the "free" hotel silver. Wish we had great flea markets like those in CA. Thanks for sharing your "finds".
Killer chair, can't wait to see where you put it!
All fabulous antiques finds! The freebies were wonderful too!
Love the treasures you found - I'd love a day out there!
'fire pit' - I have one just like it and now know what to do with it come Summer evenings, thanks!!
I was truly stunned by the Secret Garden of Authentic Provence. The most amazing and oversized antique French Limestone fountains I have ever seen placed in magical setting. Everywhere you turn you find something spectacular to look at. This is about as authentic as you can get to France and this right here in the United States! Incidentally, service and shipping was handled very professionally….and I could not be happier. Visit www.authenticprovence.com for more information.


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Loving the new pub, great what they have done to it. Went there for a beer and had a great night, excellent bar staff and fantastic service. Not tried the food yet but will definitly be back to give it a go.
I swung by here yesterday lunchtime, as did about 30 students who were tucking into the stone baked pizzas. The front of the pub has high and low tables with couches by the large retractable doors which open the pub up to the busy main road. The back of the pub has a few huge couches and a couple of pool tables which give it a student rec room feel. They show Sky Sports, but there are better places to watch the sport in Hammersmith. The beer garden, which closes at 21:00, is quite small and is overrun by the surrounding bushes.
There is no real ale, but Kirin beer, Erdinger, Guinness, Carlsberg, Strongbow, Stella and Tetley Smoothflow were all available.
I have to agree that the toilets are rank and kick up a nasty smell. It always puts me off eating in an establishment if they can�t be bothered to give the customer toilets a quick scrub.
The pub is nice, has pool tables, beer garden and nice big comfy couches. The pizzas are dee-lish and super cheap especially the 2 for 1 on Thursdays.
This pub has just changed management and we visited on Saturday. Doesn't look as if it's changed much and the interior is a little bit tatty. However, the manager was very friendly and clearly attempting to change the image and ambience of this pub. They have all the equipment for an excellent sports bar so hopefully he'll turn it round.


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