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The Living History Project aims to collect together all the information we have about servicemen and women who came from Victoria Park.
See the World War 1 List here
ABOUT THE ROLL OF HONOUR SERIES
First published in ring-binder format in 2011 from honour rolls within the Town of Victoria Park, along with memorial tablets, school honour rolls and information from descendants. The Roll of Honour series covers servicemen currently from the Town of Victoria Park town site who volunteered/enlisted in the First World War. The information in the Roll of Honour series was researched and compiled by Jacquie Liddiard with assistance from Gary Dawson.
Acknowledgements include:
Town of Victoria Park Library for use of material from their collection;
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission;
Veteran's Affairs, Canberra;
AIF Project pages.
Most importantly, to the families who shared their stories and photographs of a loved one lost long ago.
- Jacquie Liddiard, 2015
Forthcoming Centenary celebrations across Australia are at present being promoted by the Department of Defence, Department of Veterans Affairs, the RSL and other ex Service Organisations in memory of Australia's commitment to our involvement in the First World War.
Australia, as part of the British Empire had federated all States and became known as the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. When World War 1 was declared, Australia, as part of the British Empire was asked to enlist/recruit soldiers and other personnel to help sustain the conflict that was raging in Europe at that time. Western Australia and indeed, the Town of Victoria Park played a significant part in the unfolding events of 1914/15.
Victoria Park was selected as a recruiting/mobilisation point for the City of Perth. Research has shown that some 400+ citizens were recruited from the environs of the Town of Victoria Park.
The Victoria Park Returned Services League Sub Branch is undertaking the memorable task of remembering and honouring those citizens from the Town of Victoria Park who volunteered/enlisted to "Save the Empire". To this end after enlistment members were moved to Albany, Western Australia where we now know they departed for the Middle East and subsequently onto Turkey and the Dardanelles.
The Sub Branch commitment is to erect a memorial wall at the Sub Branch and list all of those who served (from Victoria Park locality only) by placing a bronze plaque on the wall citing their name, some service details, etc. This Living History Database will detail all those names and be searchable
Meet the Castles Brothers
Four brothers who all served in The Great War.
Wilfred Henry Castles
Private, 51st Battalion
George Francis Castles
Private, 54th Battalion
Edward Harley Castles
Arthur Harold Castles
Lieutenant, 51st Battalion
Here are some more brothers from Victoria Park who enlisted alongside each other.
Frank Bogue
Signaller, 5th Pioneers
Joseph Hamilton Bogue
Raymond Columbus Fitzpatrick
Driver, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade
Walter Vincent Fitzpatrick
Second Lieutenant, 51st Battalion
Clarence Richard Shalders
Sapper, 1st Signal Squadron
Victor Reginald Shalders
Private, 33rd Battalion


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Кочнево — деревня в Ивановском районе Ивановской области России, входит в состав Балохонковского сельского поселения.

География
Деревня расположена в 3 км на юг от центра поселения деревни Балахонки и в 19 км на северо-запад от Иванова.

История
В 1823 году в селе на средства прихожан была построена каменная церковь с колокольней и оградой вместо двух бывших деревянных церквей. Престолов в церкви было два: в холодной — в честь Покрова Пресвятой Богородицы и в теплой — во имя Святого Тихона Амафунтского Чудотворца. С 1890 года в селе открыто церковно-приходское училище.

В конце XIX — начале XX века село входило в состав Кочневской волости Шуйского уезда Владимирской губернии. В 1859 году в селе числилось 27 дворов, в 1905 году — 36 дворов.

Население

Достопримечательности
В селе расположена действующая Церковь Покрова Пресвятой Богородицы.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Ивановского района (Ивановская область)

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Tag - IsM – 'Mosques of Islam'
Ahmadiyyat • Khilafat
A Beacon Of Light In Southall
Keynote address by worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community at the inauguration of the Darus Salaam Mosque in Southall, UK. On 23rd February 2020...
A Beacon of Light – Spreading Compassion to All
Address by Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community at the Inaugural Reception for the Baitul Afiyat Mosque in Almere, Holland Introduction: On...
Ahmadiyyat • Mosques
Islamabad – Glorious Symbol Of Peace
At the inauguration of the new headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, His Holiness reflects on the true nature of integration and the importance of...
Ahmadiyyat • Featured • Khilafat
Religious Tolerance and Freedom in Islam
Keynote Address by Worldwide Head of The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community at Inauguration of the Masroor Mosque in South Virginia
Mosques – Centres of Love & Peace
Keynote Address by Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Worldwide Head of The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, at reception to mark inauguration of the new Bait-us-Samad...
A Beacon of Peace
Keynote address delivered by His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, at event to mark inauguration of the...
Mosques: Spreading Peace in Society
Taking over 7 years to acquire planning permission, the Baitul Muqeet mosque opened its doors to all members of the Walsall community, despite the opposition...
Mosques – Spreading Peace In Society
KEYNOTE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HAZRAT MIRZA MASROOR AHMADABA, WORLDWIDE HEAD OF THE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM COMMUNITY, AT THE INAUGURATION OF THE BAITUL MUQEET MOSQUE...
Planting Trees of Love
On 11th April 2017, the Supreme Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmadaba inaugurated the Baitun Naseer Mosque in...
Pray for Peace and Serenity
On 18th April 2017, the Supreme Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmadaba laid the foundation stone for the first...
Events and Exhibitions • Khilafat
True Muslims Defend All Places of Worship
Justice • Terrorism and Extremism
Mosques – Building Blocks for Peace
While the building of mosques can instill fear in a community, mosques built in the true spirit of Islam can become strong and solid foundations serving the...
A Mosque of Security and Peace
In this keynote address at the inauguration of a mosque in Lloydminster, His Holiness explains how mosques promote peace for all:
Muslim and non-Muslim alike.
True Mosques Transmit Only Love and Peace
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has built thousands of mosques around the world. At the inauguration of another such mosque in the city of Malmo, Sweden, the...
Good Mosques, Good Neighbours
Keynote address at the inauguration of Baitul Ikram mosque in Leicester, U.K.
Terrorism and Extremism
Opening of the Baitul Ahad Mosque in Japan – Spreading Peace and Security
At the opening of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community's first mosque in Nagoya, Japan, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V(aba) addresses the role of...
Opening of Mansoor Mosque in Aachen, Germany
The link between moderation and mosques.
Mosque of Mary
The Mosque of Mary opens in Galway, Ireland.
Dispelling the Misconceptions of a Mosque
Are people's fears of mosques justified?
Illuminating Peace in Crawley
Can a mosque really be a means to spread love and peace?
Wars and Battles
The Objectives of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
Over 120 years ago a Community was established which claimed it would bring a spiritual revolution in the world by reviving the true teachings of Islam...
Mosque – An Abode of Peace & Compassion at the inauguration of a new mosque in Brisbane.
An intriguing insight into the concept of compassion in Islam.
Mosque – An Abode of Peace and Security
Mosques are often perceived in the West as breeding grounds for extremist ideologies. With the inauguration of a large mosque in Vancouver, what message will...
A Symbol of Peace and Harmony
Historic inauguration of mosque in Valencia, the city which was amongst the most affected when Muslims were forcibly expelled from Spain. What purpose will...
A Haven of Peace and Love
6th new mosque inaugurated by the Head of the worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the UK this year. Darul Amman Mosque promises to extend love and...
Laying the Foundation of Peace & Reconciliation
New Mosque "Baitul Ghafoor" opened in Halesowen, UK.
Marking the Spread of Generosity and Compassion
Baitul Atta Mosque Opens in Wolverhampton, UK
A House of Peace and Security
New Mosque opened by the dynamic Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in London – 'Baitul Aman', or 'A House of Peace' to provide peace and security to all people.

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Songtsam Luxury Boutique Hotel Group Continues as Presenting Sponsor for Asia Week New York 2022
Remarks by Dessa Goddard
Asia Week 2022 Dealer Remarks
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Asia Week New York Welcomes Back International Roster of Dealers for the 2022 Edition of Gallery Exhibitions, Auctions and Museum Shows
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Continuing their series of lively and thought-provoking webinars, Asia Week New York is pleased to present Ahead of the Curve: Collecting Contemporary Asian Art, a webinar on Thursday, December 2 at 5:00 p.m. EST. read more…
Asia Week New York Zooms in on The Luxurious Garden and the Gratification of Retreat Thursday, October 28, 5:00 p.m. EST
In The Luxurious Garden and the Gratification of Retreat, a distinguished panel of eminently qualified experts will discuss the origins of these luxurious spaces–designed in the Japanese and Chinese tradition–and their impact on visitors throughout the ages. read more…
Reflecting on its 12-year History, Asia Week New York Presents: Reflections: Autumn 2021
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With its spectacular trove of Asian works of art–both ancient and contemporary– spanning the Far East and South Asia–the 12th annual Asia Week New York continues to delight collectors and connoisseurs of all persuasions. read more…
Dessa Goddard Appointed New Chairman of Asia Week New York
Dessa Goddard has been appointed the new Chairman of Asia Week New York, the collaboration of prominent international Asian art galleries, major auction houses, and numerous museums and Asian cultural institutions. read more…
Asia Week New York Presents Their Summer 2021 Exhibition: Shades of Blue
Asia Week New York is pleased to announce that Shades of Blue, a Summer 2021 online exhibition which includes one work of art from each of the two-dozen plus galleries and 6 auction houses–Bonhams, Christie's, Doyle, Heritage, iGavel and Sotheby's. The online show opens on July 15th and will run through August 15th. read more…
With a Bounty of Treasures from the East, Asia Week New York Returns for Its Annual Round of Exhibitions and Auctions
New York: With its spectacular trove of Asian works of art–both ancient and contemporary– spanning the Far East and South Asia–the 12th annual Asia Week New York continues to delight collectors and connoisseurs of all persuasions. Opening on March 11th through March 20th, the 29 international galleries will present their exhibitions virtually and by-appointment, with six auction houses–Bonhams, Christie's, Doyle, Heritage, iGavel, and Sotheby's mounting their respective sales. read more…
Asia Week New York Zooms in on the Allure of Indian Paintings, January 28
Asia Week New York Partners with Tibetan Luxury Hotel Group
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Joan B Mirviss LTD with Asia Week New York Presents "An Insider's Look at Hokusai's Iconic Great Wave," Thursday January 7th
Joan B Mirviss LTD, along with Asia Week New York, will host a Zoom panel discussion on the influence and legacy of Hokusai's most celebrated woodblock print, "The Great Wave." read more…
With an Impressive Roster of Galleries and Auction Houses, Asia Week New York Powers Ahead in 2021
27 international galleries and five auction houses —Bonhams, Christie's, Heritage, iGavel, and Sotheby's will participate in the 2021 edition of Asia Week New York, a blend of by-appointment gallery exhibitions and online viewing rooms, as well as auctions which opens March 11 through 20, 2021. read more…
Asia Week New York 'LIVE' Zooms-In on Tales of Conservation, Science, and Asian Art on November 18 at 5pm EST
With Gallery Openings, Auctions, and Panel Discussions, September 2020 Asia Week New York Keeps the Ball Rolling
Summer Redux: Asia Week New York 2020 Opens with A Virtual Exhibition Featuring 38 Galleries and a Panel Discussion for 3 Major Museum Shows
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Asia Week New York Initiates a Week of Expert Gallery Talks
In their ongoing effort to educate the public about the many fascinating aspects of Asian art, the dealers of Asia Week New York have scheduled informative gallery talks—free and open to the public—which coincide with their exhibitions during the week. As space is limited and admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, an RSVP to the gallery is required. read more…
Asia Week New York Gallery Exhibitions and Events Move Forward as Scheduled
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Asia Week New York Steps into the New Decade with Eye-Alluring Curated Exhibitions Representing All Corners of Asia, March 12 to 19*
For the past 10 years, Asia Week New York has presented an abundance of magnificent treasures from every part of the Far East for the pleasure and enjoyment of Asian art aficionados. These exceptional works of art are to be found at 37 gallery exhibitions curated by prominent Asian art experts that are open to the public on March 12 to 19 (*and in some instances, until March 21). read more…
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Asia Week New York Announces 2020 Dealer Line-up
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Katherine Martin Named New Chairman of Asia Week New York
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Asia Week New York Press Walk Schedule
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Asia Week New York Cites 10 Honorees for Their Contributions to Advancing the Arts of Asia in North America
To celebrate its exciting milestone 10th anniversary, the Asia Week New York Association is pleased to announce the selection of 10 honorees, all of whom have made significant contributions to advancing the arts of Asia in North America. read more…
Asia Week New York Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary With An All-star Roster
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Asia Week New York Rings Up $169,819,900 in Total Sales
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At the Start of the Year of the Dog, Asia Week New York Dealers Offers an Enticing Array of Canine Works of Art
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Asia Week New York Delights Asian Art Collectors and Enthusiasts with an Unprecedented Array of Museum-Quality Exhibitions on View from March 15 Through 24, 2018
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The Department of Asian Art of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Asia Week New York Association To Co-host Annual Celebration
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Asia Week New York Announces Stellar Gallery Line-up for 2018
The Asia Week New York Association announces that 43 international galleries and 5 auction houses: Bonhams, Christie's, Doyle, iGavel, and Sotheby's will participate in Asia Week New York 2018, the ten-day celebration of Asian art and culture that spans the metropolitan region from March 15 through 24, 2018. read more…
Asia Week New York Announces Aman as Presenting Sponsor for 2018 Edition
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Christina Prescott-Walker Named New Chairman of Asia Week New York
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Asia Week New York Contemporary Concludes with Healthy Sales and Collector Enthusiasm
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Inaugural Asia Week New York Contemporary Set to Debut May 2-10
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With Record-Breaking Blockbuster Sales, Asia Week New York Rings Up Over $423 Million in Sales
Despite the frigid temperatures, Asia Week New York—the ten-day Asian art extravaganza—which concluded on March 18, 2017 roared to a close with a record-breaking $423,772,742 in combined sales which included the fifty galleries and five auction houses: Bonhams, Christie's, Doyle, iGavel, and Sotheby's. read more…
Despite Inclement Weather, Asia Week New York Galleries Opened Their Doors
Asia Week New York got off to a great with its gala reception at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Due to the impending snowstorm, the question on everyone's mind was whether to open or not. read more…
Shining a Spotlight on Contemporary Works of Art During Asia Week New York
When Asia Week New York launches its ten-day extravaganza, on March 9, many of the top-tier galleries will showcase contemporary work alongside classical objects, while others will be devoted solely to present-day works of art. read more…
The Largest Asia Week New York Ever Organized Entices With A Diversity of Rare Treasures Spanning Far Eastern Countries and Centuries
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With Its Largest Roster of 50 World-Renowned Galleries, Asia Week New York Heads into 2017 Stronger Than Ever
The Asia Week New York Association announces that 50 international galleries and 5 auction houses will participate in Asia Week New York 2017, the ten-day celebration of Asian art and culture that spans the metropolitan region from March 9 through 18, 2017. read more…
Asia Week New York Rings Up $130 Million in Total Sales
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From Ancient to Contemporary, The World's Leading Asian Art Experts Recommend Exceptional Works for Under $5,000
Although the Asian art market has been grabbing headlines in recent years for attaining one record price after another, many parts of that market are still undervalued, says Lark Mason, chairman of Asia Week New York, which runs from March 10 to 19. read more…
Asia Week New York Galvanizes Asian Art Collectors and Connoisseurs With A Thrilling Profusion of Museum-Quality Exhibitions
March 10th kicks off Asia Week New York, the extraordinary ten-day extravaganza that animates New York with a glorious array of prized Asian works of art. Originating from every corner of the Asian continent, the artworks will be shown throughout Manhattan by international Asian art specialists starting March 10 through March 19. read more…
Celebrating Asia Week New York, The Department of Asian Art of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Asia Week New York Association Co-host Private Reception
The Asia Week New York Association is pleased to announce that its annual invitation-only reception, celebrating the ten-day Asian art extravaganza that attracts international museum curators and collectors throughout New York every spring, will take place at The Metropolitan Museum on March 14, 2016. read more…
Asia Week New York Association Names The Surrey as Hotel Sponsor
The Asia Week New York Association has announced that The Surrey, New York City's only Relais & Châteaux hotel, is the official hotel sponsor for the ten-day round of exhibitions, auction sales, and lectures. read more…
Asia Week New York Announces 45 World-Renowned Galleries and 5 Auction Houses for its Celebration of Asian Art March 10-19, 2016
The Asia Week New York Association announces that 45 international galleries and 5 auction houses will participate in Asia Week New York 2016, the nine-day celebration of Asian art and culture that spans the metropolitan region from March 10 through 19, 2016. read more…
Asia Week New York Association Member Galleries Step Into the Spotlight for September Asia Week
With the start of fall, so too arrives September's Asia Week in New York with nearly a dozen prominent Japanese and Chinese specialists – all members of the Asia Week New York Association – mounting their special exhibitions, which coincide with the major auction house sales slated from September 14 through 19. read more…
Margaret Tao Named Executive Director of Asia Week New York
"We are delighted that Margaret is our new Executive Director of Asia Week New York," said Mason. "Her extensive knowledge of the Asian art market will certainly enhance our visibility and broaden our reach to new collectors." read more…
Lark Mason Named New Chairman of Asia Week New York
Lark Mason has been designated the new Chairman of Asia Week New York—the collaboration of over 40 top-tier international Asian art specialists, five major auction houses, and numerous museums and Asian cultural institutions. read more…
With Over $360M in Total Sales, Asia Week New York Breaks All Records
The 2015 edition of Asia Week New York ended its nine-day Asian art extravaganza with record-shattering sales totaling $360M, almost doubling last year's number with an 80% increase of $160M. read more…
In Pursuit of Masterpieces for Their Museums, Curators Converge for Asia Week New York, March 13-21
More than 100 Asian art curators from premier museums world-wide will make their annual expedition to Asia Week New York for an unprecedented nine-day extravaganza of 42 specially-curated shows by gallerists from around the globe, 25 auction sales and numerous museum exhibitions and special events all over Manhattan and the metropolitan area. read more…
A Banner Year for Asia Week New York as the Met Celebrates the 100th Anniversary of Its Department of Asian Art
Asian art is gloriously basking in the sun this year. While 42 extraordinary galleries from around the globe open their doors with one-of-a-kind exhibitions during Asia Week New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is celebrating the centennial of its world-renowned Department of Asian Art. read more…
Asia Week New York Partners with Madison Avenue BID Raises Banners Heralding An Action-Packed Week Of Gallery Exhibitions, Museum Shows, and Auction Sales
To mark the non-stop round of 42 international gallery exhibitions, numerous museum shows, auction sales and a myriad of other cultural activities, Asia Week New York, in partnership with the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District (BID), will hoist their colorful signature blue and yellow banners along Madison and Park Avenues, from 57th Street to 86th Street, on February 20. read more…
Asia Week New York 2015 to Host Reception at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as the Museum Marks the 100th Anniversary of its Asian Art Department
The Asia Week New York Association is pleased to announce that its annual invitation-only reception, heralding the nine-day Asian art extravaganza that stirs excitement throughout New York every spring, will take place at the Metropolitan Museum on March 16, 2015. read more…
The Asia Week New York Association announces that Aman has signed on for their second year as Presenting Sponsor of Asia Week New York 2015, which runs from March 13 to 21. read more…
Asia Week New York Announces 2015 Gallery Roster for its Celebration of Asian Art March 13-21, 2015
The Asia Week New York Association announces that 42 international galleries will participate in Asia Week New York 2015, the nine-day celebration of Asian art and culture that spans the metropolitan region from March 13 through 21, 2015. read more…
A Record Is Shattered: Asia Week New York Sales Hit $200 Million
Asia Week New York—the nine-day Asian art extravaganza—ended on a stupendous note: $200 million in sales, exceeding last year's number by $25 million. From the minute the 47 international galleries of Asia Week New York opened their doors on March 14, a whirlwind of activities invigorated the city. The annual event was celebrated with a magnificent reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on March 17, where the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon welcomed more than 600 collectors, curators and Asian art specialists. read more…
From Across the Nation, Museum Curators Head to Asia Week New York, March 14-22
Over 100 Asian art curators from the nation's major American museums will make their annual pilgrimage to Asia Week New York, for an unprecedented 9-day round of 47 international gallery shows, 19 auction sales and numerous museum exhibitions and special events. read more…
For a New Generation of Collectors, Asia Week New York Experts Offer Skilled Guidance for Discovering New and Affordable Market Sectors
When the 47 galleries participating in Asia Week New York open their doors from March 14 to March 22, they will be extending a welcoming hand to the next generation of collectors. On view will be an affordable range of Asian works of art priced to fit a novice collector's budget. Given newspaper headlines about skyrocketing prices in the Chinese art market, budding collectors might conclude that Asian art is simply beyond their reach. To that, Asia Week experts respond with: Think again! Asia Week New York has many choice pieces in all Asian categories priced under $5,000. read more…
Asia Week New York Rolls Out with Awe-Inspiring, Museum-Caliber Exhibitions March 14 through 22
Now in its sixth year, Asia Week New York continues its tradition of unveiling a spectacular trove of superlative Asian works of art – all making their debut at exhibitions which open simultaneously at galleries throughout Manhattan, commencing Friday, March 14 and running through Saturday, March 22, 2014. read more…
Asia Week New York Continues to Expand with Record-Setting Gallery Participation
The Asia Week New York Association announces that an unprecedented 47 international galleries will participate in Asia Week New York 2014, the nine-day celebration of Asian art and culture that spans the metropolitan region from March 14 through 22, 2014. read more…
Asia Week New York Announces Amanresorts as Presenting Sponsor for 2014 Edition
The Asia Week New York Association announces that Amanresorts has signed on as Presenting Sponsor of Asia Week New York 2014, which opens March 14 to 22. Under this sponsorship agreement seven of its properties in four Asian countries will be promoted by Asia Week New York through its marketing platforms and events. read more…
Asia Week New York 2014 Will Kick Into High Gear with a Reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Asia Week New York Association's annual invitation-only evening reception on March 17, 2014, will be held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, it was announced by Carol Conover, chairman of Asia Week New York. On this special occasion the Metropolitan Museum will open all of its Asian Art galleries for viewing and offer guests curatorial tours of the major exhibitions on view in the galleries during Asia Week New York. read more…
Carol Conover Named New Chairman of Asia Week New York
Carol Conover has been named the new Chairman of Asia Week New York—the collaboration of a top-tier roster of international Asian art specialists, five major auction houses, museums and Asian cultural institutions—which will take place throughout metropolitan New York from March 14-22, 2014. read more…
Asia Week New York 2013 Achieves 175 Million Dollars in Sales
From the minute the 400 guests started streaming through the revolving doors of the Guggenheim Museum on March 15 to celebrate the launch of Asia Week New York, up until the last closing of the 43 gallery exhibitions on March 24, the exuberance and enthusiasm was palpable as hundreds of international collectors, curators, scholars and Asian art aficionados converged in New York to see and purchase an extraordinary array of treasures from every corner of Asia. read more…
Asia Week New York Banners Raised High Above Midtown and the Upper East Side
To mark the arrival of Asia Week New York, brightly colored yellow-and-blue banners are now overlooking midtown and the Upper East side, starting at 89th Street and Fifth Avenue, throughout the 70s on Madison Avenue, at 70th Street and Park Avenue, at 66th Street and Madison Avenue, and finally on 57th Street and Madison Avenue. read more…
China Center New York Announces Partnership with Asia Week New York
China Center New York announces that it is one of the official partners of Asia Week New York, the annual destination for international Asian art collectors, curators and scholars. Specifically, the China Center New York will assist with fostering a cross-continental dialogue and will sponsor the translation of digital Asia Week New York materials into Chinese at www.asiaweekny.com. read more…
From East to West: One Remarkable Object Ties the Past to Present in Today's Contemporary Interiors
Ever since Portuguese traders brought Chinese and Japanese screens back from the Orient more than four centuries ago, these works of art have been an enduring and timeless element in smartly appointed Western interiors. There is no better place to select among the finest screens on the international market than Asia Week New York. Kicking off on March 15 and running through March 23, this extraordinary eight-day event brings together 43 Asian art specialists, the largest number to date—all united for the purpose of promoting Asian art in New York City. read more…
Asia Week New York Rallies Asian Art Collectors and Enthusiasts with an Unprecedented Array of Museum-Quality Exhibitions on View from March 15 through 23, 2013
March 15th kicks off the fifth year of Asia Week New York, the extraordinary eight-day extravaganza that brings to New York a glorious array of prized Asian works of art, displayed in specially-curated simultaneous exhibitions at 43 galleries throughout the metropolitan area. The event draws an international coterie of collectors, curators and enthusiasts from every corner of the globe. read more…
With the Addition of 18 New Galleries, Asia Week New York Announces Record Number of International Participants
New York: Eighteen new galleries from Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, and the United States join the 2013 edition of Asia Week New York, bringing the total to an unprecedented 43 galleries, it was announced by Henry Howard-Sneyd, Chairman of Asia Week New York, and Sotheby's Vice-Chairman Asian Art, Americas. read more…
Noémie Bonnet Appointed Executive Director of Asia Week New York
New York: Noémie Bonnet has been appointed Executive Director of Asia Week New York, it was announced by Henry Howard-Sneyd, Chairman of Asia Week New York 2013 and Sotheby's Vice-Chairman Asian Art, Americas. "We are delighted that Noémie Bonnet has joined the Asia Week New York team," said Howard-Sneyd. read more…
Asia Week New York Scheduled for March 15-23, 2013
New York: Asia Week New York—the collaboration of a top-tier roster of international Asian art specialists, major auction houses, museums and Asian cultural institutions—will take place throughout metropolitan New York from March 15–23, 2013, it was announced by Henry Howard-Sneyd, Chairman of Asia Week New York, and Sotheby's Vice-Chairman Asian Art, Americas. A private, invitation-only reception at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will kick off Asia Week New York on March 15. read more…
Asia Week New York Capitalizes on Surging World Market for Asian Art and Antiques
A connected global economy, affordable global travel, and constant global migration are the clear signposts of a world that has truly shed its boundaries. Is it any wonder that interior design has itself become globalized? And nowhere will that trend be more in evidence than at the upcoming Asia Week New York 2012, which runs from March 16 to March 24. Asia Week New York is a collaboration of Asian art specialists, five auction houses, and 17 museums and cultural institutions throughout the metropolitan New York area, all promoting and celebrating the remarkable realm of Asian art, antiques and design. read more…
Asia Week New York Rolls Out an 8-Day Extravaganza of Gallery Open Houses, Auctions, Museum Exhibitions, Lectures and Special Events from March 16-24, 2012
NEW YORK: For Asia Week New York starting on March 16, nearly three-dozen galleries will host simultaneous exhibitions to spotlight prized ancient, antique, and contemporary Asian artworks. International and Manhattan dealers will showcase an astonishing array of the best art from China, Japan, Korea, India, the Himalayas, and Southeast Asia. The rarest and finest Asian examples of porcelain, jewelry, paintings, ceramics, sculpture, books, bronzes, prints, photographs, and jades constitute the rich offerings at the 33 specialist gallery presentations, some of which are being unveiled to the public for the first time. read more…
New York: Asia Week New York—the collaboration of 34 top international Asian art specialists, five major auction houses, and 17 museums and Asian cultural institutions—will take place March 16-24, 2012, throughout metropolitan New York, it was announced by Henry Howard-Sneyd, Chairman of Asia Week New York 2012, and Sotheby's Vice-Chairman Asian Art, Americas. "Asia Week New York provides an astonishing showcase for the strength and breadth of material that this city offers in all disciplines of Asian art," said Howard-Sneyd. read more…
Asia Week New York 2011 Announces Sales Over $250 Million
Collectors, curators, scholars and Asian art enthusiasts from around the world convened for Asia Week New York 2011 in March—nine days of exhibitions, private sales, public auctions, special events and fund-raising—spending more than $250 million on Asian art. Complementing Asian exhibitions at 18 New York-area museums and cultural institutions were thousands of ancient through contemporary Asian works of art at 5 leading auction houses and at the venues of 34 Asian art specialists exhibiting in New York. read more…
Leading International Asian Art Specialists to Exhibit During Asia Week New York 2011
Ten of the world's most prominent Asian art specialists—Eskenazi Ltd., John Eskenazi Ltd., Oliver Forge & Brendan Lynch, Sydney L. Moss, Ltd. and Sue Ollemans Oriental Art from England; Galerie Christian Deydier from France; Carlo Cristi and Dalton Somaré Gallery from Italy and Hiroshi Yanagi Oriental Art from Japan—will join 24 of their New York-based colleagues here in simultaneous exhibitions during Asia Week New York 2011. read more…
Highlights of Asia Week New York 2011 Open House Weekend
Extraordinary works of art will be on view at 34 simultaneous exhibitions during Asia Week New York 2011's Open House Weekend on March 19-20, presented by an international roster of specialists in ancient to contemporary works of art from China, the Himalayas, India, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia. This unprecedented collaboration among 34 Asian art specialists, 5 auction houses plus 18 Asian cultural institutions and museums in the metropolitan New York City area, Asia Week New York 2011 (March 18-26) will be filled with must-see events for visitors' spring calendars. read more…


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namespace Castle.MonoRail.Views.Spark.Tests
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Linq;
    using System.Reflection;
    using System.Text;

    using Castle.MonoRail.Framework.Helpers;

    using NUnit.Framework;

    [TestFixture]
    public class HelperExtensionMethodsTests
    {
        [Test]
        public void VerifyAppropriateMethodsPresent()
        {
            var propInfos = typeof(SparkView).GetProperties(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.GetProperty | BindingFlags.DeclaredOnly);

            var helperDescriptors = new List<HelperDescriptor>();
            foreach (var propInfo in propInfos.Where(info => typeof(AbstractHelper).IsAssignableFrom(info.PropertyType)))
            {
                helperDescriptors.Add(new HelperDescriptor(propInfo.PropertyType));
            }

            var neededMethods = new List<MethodDescriptor>();
            foreach (var helper in helperDescriptors)
            {
                foreach (var method in helper.MethodDescriptors)
                {
                    neededMethods.Add(method);
                }
            }

            var methodInfos = typeof(HelperExtensions).GetMethods(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static);

            var existingMethods = new List<MethodDescriptor>();
            foreach (var methodInfo in methodInfos.Where(MethodDescriptor.IsHelperExtension))
            {
                existingMethods.Add(new MethodDescriptor(methodInfo));
            }

            var missingMethods = new List<MethodDescriptor>();
            foreach (var neededMethod in neededMethods)
            {
                bool located = false;
                foreach (var existingMethod in existingMethods)
                {
                    if (MethodDescriptor.IsExtensionForMethod(existingMethod, neededMethod))
                    {
                        located = true;
                        break;
                    }
                }
                if (!located)
                    missingMethods.Add(neededMethod);
            }

            Assert.IsEmpty(string.Concat<MethodDescriptor>(missingMethods.ToArray()), "{0} methods not represented", missingMethods.Count);
        }

        class HelperDescriptor
        {
            private readonly Type _helperType;
            private readonly IList<MethodDescriptor> _methodDescriptors;

            public HelperDescriptor(Type helperType)
            {
                _helperType = helperType;
                _methodDescriptors = new List<MethodDescriptor>();

                var methodInfos =
                    _helperType.GetMethods(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.DeclaredOnly);

                foreach (var methodInfo in methodInfos.Where(MethodDescriptor.IsSuitableHelperMethod))
                {
                    MethodDescriptors.Add(new MethodDescriptor(methodInfo));
                }
            }

            public IList<MethodDescriptor> MethodDescriptors
            {
                get { return _methodDescriptors; }
            }
        }

        class MethodDescriptor
        {
            private readonly MethodInfo info;

            public MethodDescriptor(MethodInfo info)
            {
                this.info = info;
            }

            public static bool IsSuitableHelperMethod(MethodInfo info)
            {
                bool hasDictionary = false;
                foreach (var parameter in info.GetParameters())
                {
                    if (parameter.ParameterType == typeof(IDictionary))
                        hasDictionary = true;
                }
                if (!hasDictionary)
                    return false;

                if (info.ReturnType != typeof(string))
                    return false;

                return true;
            }

            public static bool IsHelperExtension(MethodInfo info)
            {
                var parameters = info.GetParameters();
                if (parameters == null || parameters.Length == 0)
                    return false;

                var firstParam = parameters[0];
                if (!typeof(AbstractHelper).IsAssignableFrom(firstParam.ParameterType))
                    return false;

                return true;
            }

            public static bool IsExtensionForMethod(MethodDescriptor extension, MethodDescriptor method)
            {
                // methods must be same name
                if (extension.info.Name != method.info.Name)
                    return false;

                // first argument must be for target type
                var extensionParameter = extension.info.GetParameters()[0];
                if (extensionParameter.ParameterType != method.info.DeclaringType)
                    return false;

                // remainging argument count must match
                int parameterCount = method.info.GetParameters().Length;
                if (extension.info.GetParameters().Length != parameterCount + 1)
                    return false;

                return true;
            }

            public override string ToString()
            {
                //public static string FormTag(this FormHelper helper, string url, object parameters)
                //{ return helper.FormTag(url, new ModelDictionary(parameters)); }

                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                sb.AppendFormat("public static string {0} (this {1} helper", info.Name, info.DeclaringType.Name);
                foreach (var parameter in info.GetParameters())
                {
                    var type = parameter.ParameterType;
                    if (type == typeof(IDictionary))
                        type = typeof(object);

                    sb.AppendFormat(", {0} {1}", type.FullName, parameter.Name);
                }
                sb.AppendLine(")");
                sb.AppendLine("{");
                sb.AppendFormat("\treturn helper.{0}(", info.Name);
                string delimiter = "";
                foreach (var parameter in info.GetParameters())
                {
                    var type = parameter.ParameterType;
                    if (type == typeof(IDictionary))
                    {
                        sb.AppendFormat("{0}new ModelDictionary({1})", delimiter, parameter.Name);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        sb.AppendFormat("{0}{1}", delimiter, parameter.Name);
                    }
                    delimiter = ", ";
                }
                sb.AppendLine(");");
                sb.AppendLine("}");
                return sb.ToString();
            }
        }
    }
}

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Women are bearing the healthcare services burden,but get buried by the patriarchy.
An article by Nichapat Sanunsilp and Pongpisit Huyakorn
Public health workers and volunteers are indispensable in the fight against COVID-19, both in terms of healthcare and potential socio-economic support. One thing we often overlook, however, is the fact that more than 80% of the health volunteers and local health officers that make up the frontlines of our public health system are female. A special acknowledgement must be dedicated to this tireless and selfless group of women.
Most of us can acknowledge an existing stereotype that leads us to expect most nurses and other healthcare service jobs to be carried out by women. Similar to how women are expected to tend to most of the housework and family affairs in our society.
Conventional gender roles tend to project the stereotype that women have a more compassionate or gentle personality than men, making them a better fit for the nursing profession, and discouraging men from pursuing the same career path. According to Liu et al., (2019) "Male nurses face gender role strain in the current nursing environment because there is a myth that female nurses are more caring, as it is a feminine trait, whereas male nurses' masculinity is not considered to be related to caring."
Moreover, having feminine traits in men is not always welcome in a conservative society. Harding (2007) stated that male nurses are often assumed to be, and are stigmatised, for being gay. Of course, there is nothing wrong with being a gay nurse, just as much as there is nothing wrong with being a straight male nurse. However, even some women within the nursing profession perpetuate these gender biases, sometimes as a detriment to their own work. According to Ushiro & Nakayama (2010), "It was found that nurses harbouring conservative gender role attitudes are more vulnerable to burnout, and also less likely to improve their quality of care."
This is not a call out for men to engage more in public health services and household health-related issues, but rather raising the question of whether toxic masculinity in society is stopping men from being caregivers and doing housework. As we know that men are capable of many kinds of tasks, they could be just as good at doing construction work as they are at doing caregiving and nursing work. But there is one certain thing stopping them from being healthcare workers and public health volunteers, the patriarchal stereotypes of our society. If men want to be healthcare workers, we need to make sure they get supported, not stigmatised.
It is time to adopt new norms that support people of any gender to accept both the masculine and feminine sides of people. It is such a shame that these stereotypes could be stopping men from joining the nursing or public health profession, which would be a major boon in helping to relieve the burden from women who are working in the frontline of healthcare services, especially in the time of COVID-19.
Monroe & Kroning (2020) stated that having more men enter the healthcare workforce would benefit both the institutions and the patients. As the healthcare workforce has forever been in shortage, having more male healthcare workers would directly benefit healthcare institutions. Moreover, whereas women patients usually prefer female nurses, some men would also prefer to be taken care of by male nurses.
That being said, as things currently stand, we need to rely heavily on women, and there are several further considerations that we must not forget. The Regional Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) Working Group (2020) also believe that to tackle the pandemic situation, we need to engage with women and rely on them to be the main driver for communicating with the local community. RCCE stated, "Previous epidemics illustrate the value of engaging with women when communicating about risks: Women are a disproportionate part of the health workforce, as primary caregivers to children, the elderly, and the ill, we must recognize and engage women in risk communication and community engagement."
The United Nations Women has been advocating for and raising the issue that even though women are the front liners in this COVID-19 crisis, they have in contrast received limited support, "Women make essential contributions as frontline responders, but are hit harder by the health, economic and social impacts of the outbreak". The situation is similar around the world: "Globally, women make up 70 percent of frontline workers in the health and social sector, like nurses, midwives, cleaners and laundry workers", and a special policy should focus on supporting women in this time of need, "We need mitigation strategies that specifically target both the health and economic impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on women and that support and build women's resilience." (UN Women, 2020).
Despite the fact that women make up the majority of healthcare workers, many of them are paid less than men. Boniol et al. (2019) specified that, globally, women are estimated to be paid approximately 22% less than men. It is time for the employer to value the work of these tireless women health workers as much as how they value men's work.
At present, Thai society tends to have more egalitarian attitudes towards working women, and we have passed the time when it was questioned whether women could work instead of staying at home and taking care of their children. However, they still get paid less, and they still come back home to do housework. These women need support from men in their households as they are working and volunteering in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic. Improved education for people to understand more about gender equity is needed, as well as top-down policies from the government to control the gender pay gap between men and women.
––– Reference:
- Florence Nightingale: One of the World's First Feminists — Take The Lead. (2014). Retrieved 15 July 2020, from https://www.taketheleadwomen.com/.../florence-nightingale....
- Harding, T. (2007). The construction of men who are nurses as gay. Journal of advanced nursing, 60(6), 636-644.
- Liu, N. Y., Hsu, W. Y., Hung, C. A., Wu, P. L., & Pai, H. C. (2019). The effect of gender role orientation on student nurses' caring behaviour and critical thinking. International journal of nursing studies, 89, 18-23.
- Monroe, I., & Kroning, M. (2020). It is Time to Recruit More Men into the Profession of Nursing. Retrieved 11 September 2020, from https://rn-journal.com/.../time-to-recruit-more-men-into...
- The Regional Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) Working Group (2020) COVID-19: How to include marginalized and vulnerable people in risk communication and community engagement https://www.un.org/.../un-working-ensure-vulnerable...
- Ushiro, R., & Nakayama, K. (2010). Gender role attitudes of hospital nurses in Japan: Their relation to burnout, perceptions of physician–nurse collaboration, evaluation of care, and intent to continue working. Japan Journal of Nursing Science, 7(1), 55-64.
- Young, P., Hortis De Smith, V., Chambi, M. C., & Finn, B. C. (2011). Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), a 101 años de su fallecimiento [Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), 101 years after her death]. Revista edica de Chile, 139(6), 807–813.
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Industry average gastric sleeve weight loss is approximately 55-60% of excess weight (reference) at 1-3 years after surgery.* Dr. Oliak's gastric sleeve patients average 74-77% excess weight loss at 1-3 years after surgery.
This study was an eye-opener when it was published in 2017. A 17-fold difference in complication rates across weight loss surgery programs nationwide was a shocking finding. What it shows is that choice of surgeon and program matters – a lot!
Using the same methodology and dates as in this study, Dr. Oliak's 30-day serious complication rate is 0.6%.* This statistic ranks among the best 30-day serious complication rates in the study quoted above.
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The next chapter of the Eminent Domain saga continues with tensions escalating.
Brace yourself for rising tensions in this next chapter of Eminent Domain! The time for unchecked expansion is over. Warmongers raise their flags over weaker empires while civilized planets take shelter behind peace treaties. Warfare becomes more important, and players can begin the game with different starting deck configurations.
Escalation is an expansion and cannot be played without the base game.


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For processing of data to be lawful at least one of the grounds set out in Article 6 (1) (a)-(f) must be met; for processing of special categories of personal data as defined in Article 9(1) to be lawful, one of the grounds in Article 9(2)(a)-(j) must be satisfied.
The record of the lawful basis for processing may be kept as part of the Article 30 record. Article 30(1)(f) requires data controllers where possible to keep, as part of the record, the envisaged time limits for erasure of the different categories of data. CQS regards this obligation as important and there is a high expectation that it should be possible to identify envisaged time limits for most categories of data. Where it is not, CQS practices should provide a clear justification.
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The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a state statute (5 ILCS 140) governing the inspection of public records.
Submitting a FOIA Request
Any person who wishes to inspect and/or obtain copies of public records from School District 102 shall submit a written FOIA request to the District's FOIA Officer. The written request should specify with reasonable particularity which public records are sought.
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The fee to provide records is $0.10 per page after the first fifty (50) black/white copied pages or $1.00 per disk.
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Mainly used for glute and leg development, the mini elastic bands are used in functional gymnastics, Pilates, Yoga and all sports that need to promote flexibility, stretching and endurance. Mini bands can also be found in rehabilitation and postsurgical exercises. They are lightweight, practical, portable, simple to store and carry.


A .PH domain is vital for your successful online presence in Philippines - one of the wealthiest countries in the world. First, because a lot more locals will visit your site only due to the local extension. And second, because Google, Yahoo and all the other popular search engines rank .PH domains higher in local search results. If you want to expand your Internet presence in Philippines, or create a brand-new website that will serve local audiences, a .PH domain name would be the best option.
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Let the imaginative outdoor play begin with this multi-feature climbing frame. The Impala play centre will help your children run off all their energy and is ideal for role play games. Children will enjoy the double swings, rock wall with coloured hand and foot grips plus ladder to wide 4ft high play deck with fabric roof and 8ft wave slide. This playcentre also features a large play area below deck with 'shop front' side panels. The post office and shop fabric side panels will have your children enjoying imaginative role-play games and activities.
Made from premium FSC certified timber the Impala playcentre is extremely strong and the swings use soft feel ropes and heavy duty blow moulded seats for extra durability.


If you are considering being baptized, we would love to help you take this step. We baptize adults and students in seventh grade and older during our Celebration Services, which we hold three times per year: in the spring, summer, and fall.
For believers who have trusted in Jesus Christ alone as their Savior.
An outward demonstration of a saving faith in Christ.
An act of obedience. In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus commands His followers to be baptized.
By immersion, which is a way to identify with Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.
For members and attendees alike.
Required for salvation. The Bible is clear that we are saved by grace alone through faith alone (Ephesians 2:8-9).
An "enhancement" to your salvation. There is no such thing. Jesus' work on the cross is already perfect and complete.
Required for membership at The Bible Chapel. We encourage all believers to be baptized, but we do not mandate baptism as part of membership.
This form enables you to tell us about your unique faith journey, including why you want to be baptized, your life as a Christian, and your favorite Bible verses and songs. Please plan to spend about 30 minutes or so completing this form.
At The Bible Chapel, we offer a class that prepares you to be baptized. In this class you'll review our beliefs and practices regarding baptism and receive instructions on everything you'll need to do for the day of your baptism, including film your video testimony.
On the Baptism Form, you'll have an opportunity to register for an upcoming Baptism Class.
This form asks why you would like to be baptized, and if you have permission from a parent to be baptized at this time.
This class helps you learn more about baptism and prepare for yours.
Once you complete the Baptism Form, you and your parents will be contacted about the date for the next Baptism Class for Kids.
At The Bible Chapel, we believe that baptism is a choice that a believer can make once he or she has trusted in Christ. For this reason, we do not baptize infants or children through age 9, but we do joyfully dedicate them to the Lord during our Celebration Services.
We ask that parents are regular attenders of weekend services at The Bible Chapel. If you have not been a regular attender in the past, we'd love it if you would join us for several months before registering children for child dedication. If there are special circumstances, contact Wayne Johnson, .
When you're baptized at The Bible Chapel, we ask you to partner with us ahead of time to film your video testimony (we'll discuss details during your Baptism Class). We understand you may be nervous to do this!
It's important to remember that we don't ask you to share your story so that viewers will focus on you. We ask you to share your story so that viewers will focus on God, and how he is working in your life.
No matter your story, God can use it to inspire others and move them to action. We've seen it happen.


The comfortable and versatile Compton offers plenty of space, with an open flow for entertaining. The Compton features a large kitchen with island that flows into the dining room and gathering room. The Flex space at the front of the home may be configured as a fourth bedroom with a private bath, or as a media room or home office. This plan also includes a luxurious Owner's Suite with an over-sized walk-in closet.
Step inside Compton to see the spacious designs and smart features that put the life you want within your reach.
The open-concept Compton plan features the ease of one-level living, and up to four bedrooms on the ground floor. The large center island in the kitchen offers extra space for meal prep. Increase your living space with an optional second floor loft or fifth bedroom.


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Eric Bischoff on His New WWE Job, If He Will Be at Extreme Rules, WCW, His Podcast, More
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New WWE SmackDown Executive Director Eric Bischoff recently appeared on the "After 83 Weeks with Christy Olson" podcast, which gives insight on the latest episode of Bischoff's "83 Weeks" podcast. This is Bischoff's first interview since WWE announced he was returning to the company to work behind-the-scenes on the blue brand.
Bischoff admitted he has a lot to learn between now and when he is "fully integrated into the process" with WWE's blue brand. Bischoff also revealed that he will not be backstage for Sunday's WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view as the family is moving to Connecticut. Above is the interview and below are the highlights that were sent in by the podcast:
What's different about producing wrestling TV now: The honest answer is, I've got a lot to learn between now and the time I actually am fully integrated into the process, because the audience has changed. Television has changed. So much has changed over the last five or seven years that I've got some catching up to do. I'm not going to sugarcoat it.
How he's so sure 83 Weeks will continue: Because I've discussed it. Because it was a topic of conversation and everybody's cool with it. So it's not an issue. My issue is going to be timing. I'm not going to lie to you. Clearly my life has changed dramatically. I'm not sure what it's going to be like once I get fully immersed into the process. I'm guessing it's going to be challenging. But I'll find a way.
Why he and WCW have the reputation they do: That was the narrative coming out of WWE at the time. You know, 'The only reason that WCW is competitive is because billionaire Ted [Turner] is giving Eric a blank check.' That wasn't true. 'The only reason they're competitive is they're stealing all of our talent.' That wasn't true.
If he's seeking career redemption with the new WWE position: What can I do to meet and exceed everybody's expectations? That's really the way I look at it. I'm really not looking at it within the context of anything else that's ever happened before.
Who did Eric tell about his return to WWE?: That's it, my family. It's just another thing that's inherent in me about this industry is, just don't talk.
Whether he'll be backstage at Extreme Rules: No, I'll be driving on Sunday. It's going to take me five days, it's like 2000 miles and I've got a couple stops I want to make a longer wait. So I'll probably be stuck on the Ohio Turnpike on Sunday.
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March for Our Lives: Enough is coming. Thoughts and prayers are welcome.
March 26, 2018 The Missiongun violence, March for Our Lives, Miley Cyrus, Rubio, ToomeyRod White
We were marching around Stroudsburg with a surprising number of people who wanted to be in solidarity with the March for Our Lives movement last Saturday. (We can even be glimpsed and heard in the video!). We were chanting:
Thoughts and prayers are not enough!
When we got to the corner of Main and the I-80 onramp, a lady in a big black SUV rolled down her window and shouted
Jesus is the answer!
The crowd shouted louder.
She had a big voice and kept on shouting,
The crowd shouted even louder and then the light changed.
Well, she was right, I guess, depending on the question. If we ask Senator Toomey if he is going to desert the NRA and advocate common-sense gun reform — AT LEAST the ban on assault weapons of all kinds, I doubt that I just want him to answer "Jesus." If the lady who told us about being caught in a shooting and experiencing the loss of her dear friend and her husband, who died protecting her, asked me what I wanted to do about the flood of weapons that directly caused her emotional and physical disability, I doubt I would say, "Jesus is the answer." Jesus is the answer, but we are the questioners and answerers who are his hands and feet in the world. He can get specific.
I think the crowd was right, too, depending on what they meant by "enough." Thoughts and prayers can sound like an insult, if they are meant to be "enough" of a response. The young man from Parkland directly asked Senator Rubio at the CNN Town Hall if he would stop accepting NRA money and the senator would not answer the question. The teens at the DC rally continually pointed out that he and the rest of the government have mostly offered "thoughts and prayers" for the thirty-eight days since the Parkland assault. Tiny fixes that seem like something in relation to nothing have been enacted, but nothing that would save children from dying or save the lady at our rally from having an assault weapon turn her leg, as she said, into ground beef. But if thoughts and prayers are useless, what is enough? Would you like an inquisition about everything? Guns, sex, drugs, consumption of fossil fuels, etc. with you in charge of it? Are you so mad you are not going to stop until you get the power of which you have been so far deprived? Sending thoughts is still kind, unless it is a substitute for action. Prayer is crucial, unless it is just a mask for venality. Don't throw the heart out with the heartless.
Our march was a bit too strung out to effectively shout the slogans together:
What do we want? Gun reform!
Protect children, not guns!
Hey, hey NRA, how many people died today? (About 96 we were told).
No more AR-15s! (outside the gun store shown in the video).
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But my favorite was simple:
Vote them out!
It will apparently be uncool not to vote on a lot of campuses this fall.
I prefer democracy to other forms of government, I think. Someday the country may try it. But no form of government will succeed at bringing the world to right unless Jesus holds the answers to its questions. And no one, no matter how passionate or articulate, will do much for democracy unless they think well and they have kind thoughts for others, and unless they pray well and rely on the prayers of others.
As Miley Cyrus sang in DC (wearing clothes this time), the kids all singing along:
There's always gonna be another mountain
I'm always gonna wanna make it move
Always gonna be an uphill battle
Sometimes I'm gonna have to lose
Ain't about how fast I get there
Ain't about what's waiting on the other side
It's the climb
The anthem says, "Enough is not enough for most of us humans. There is always going to be another mountain and I am going to climb them!" Even when we say "enough is enough" I'm not sure we know what we are talking about. What do we really know about what is "enough?" And what do we really mean when we say things like "It's the climb?" Yes, it is about the climb when we know we have value with every step we take — unprocessed, unfinished and unknowing as we are. But Miley is totally wrong (as she often is – back off people, she is 25) when she says it is not about what is waiting on the other side.
I am not enough; this moment is not enough; we are connected to eternity past and present and we know there is another side. Enough is coming. Jesus is the answer. Thoughts and prayers are welcome, since it is an uphill battle. Every step we take has value because Jesus is walking with us and making love possible.
Even when someone is shouting at you from an SUV and even when a crowd is making you look like a jerk, even when someone sings a misleading song and all the kids know it, and even when someone doesn't seem to care how hard you try to share your love in your song — enough is coming. Jesus is the answer — and often quite specifically. When Jesus moves through our Jerusalems this week, he will face the same turmoil we usually face. If he dies from an AR-15 provided by Senator Toomey, it won't be pretty, but the resurrection will be spectacular. Let's turn our faces into that.
He had a shrine to death in his backyard
January 10, 2011 The MissionGabrielle Giffords, gun violence, Jared Loughner, violence, warRod White
Pundits are working overtime on the attempted assassination of Gabrielle Giffords, and I certainly do not intend to become another one. But as a leader in the church, I think it is important to help people think through what is going on in the world.
Forced into privacy?
So often, these days, the church has a "private" sphere of existence to match the privatized faith of its members. Christians in the United States do not generally practice the conviction of Anabaptists and consciously stay separate from the godless ways of the world. They are more likely to be driven into privacy by the unacceptable nature of their "views" and the supposed irrelevance of their faith. That pressure is reinforced by legal and public-school teaching that faith is just a personal choice or preference and has no objective value.
I told the congregation last night that they may be increasingly called upon to have objective value in a society that is increasingly frayed at the edges. When the society is committed to domination by violence — as the U.S. has been for over a decade in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere, when the policy of the government is to flood the country with guns in the name of "freedom" and "rights," when the political discourse is about winning and not about the common good, where the police are increasingly militarized death dealers, expect the forces of evil to be more bold.
Will Loughner's death worship wake up the powers?
I hope Jared Loughner's attack results in some common sense governance. If the government bans hand guns and stops the revolving door treatment for mental patients that will be great. I am not anticipating the U.S. government to abandon deeply entrenched convictions, however.
As for the church, I hope the attack wakes us out of our general acquiescence to the spirit of the age, drives us out of our preoccupation with arguing about human rights and nonessentials, and convicts us to speak the truth in love to a fearful and endangered people. We followers of Jesus have a lot to say and demonstrate in relation to this attack to a population subject to death.
Apparently, alongside his other problems, Jared Loughner was religious. He had a shrine to death in his backyard, according to the Daily News. Police investigators had seen the symbols before. Parts of the media and Arizona Republicans are rushing to label Loughner in scientific terms as "unstable" and dampen down his ability to make a rational choice. That is likely to prove true. But along with being influenced by his psychological issues and the political maelstrom our leaders have created, he was apparently influenced by evil quite directly.
One of the main benefits I derive from being a Christian is that when I pray, "lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil," I can expect a reply. Loughner was apparently praying the opposite. He had already given over to temptation and was assigned to deliver evil.
We won't be able to overcome evil with evil, as is the general policy of the government and domination system. We won't be able to overcome evil with scientific explanation – especially when the government won't contribute enough to mental healthcare to respond to the explanations. We will have to overcome evil with good, or it will not be overcome.
That's where we come in as followers of Jesus. The system dominates us and explains us away, too – and who knows when the millions of guns may be turned on us! But we have the response of God to our cries, seen in Jesus and resident in His Spirit, to help us receive good and to offer good. I hope this incident helps wake us up to how necessary we are.
Just owning our value as God's co-workers makes a difference. Acting creatively to speak the truth in love in troubling times makes even more of a difference. Whether we have a cogent commentary to offer about current events or not, we can certainly tell our story about Jesus and the reality he has revealed to us. He said: "I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." (John 16:33)
A Fast with Shalom House
December 22, 2009 The Missiongun violence, hope, Oscar Romero, peacemaking, prayer, Shalom HouseRod White
We had a great blessing-of-a-feast last night – turkey, all the accoutrements, Gwen's famous (or should be) dessert punch, amazing friends and comrades. Now for the fast.
The people of Shalom House have called for a fast today. Our friends over in their West Philly outpost are proactive peacemakers who just seem to get more devoted, creative and assertive all the time! They bless me. At our feast last night, as we toasted 2009 in various ways, someone got us to raise our glasses to the great triumph of shutting down Colissimo's Gun Shop. Mimi even went to jail over that! In an age where, somehow, the "right to bear arms" has been interpreted as the right to flood the street with weapons designed for personal "shoot outs" and spraying the neighbors with semi-automatics, thank God for young women who don't take "no" for an answer.
I invite anyone reading this to fast, in some way, with the people of Shalom House and their partners. Don't eat a Christmas cookie for a couple of hours or send them a check for $50,000 – whatever works for you. And PRAY! This is what they are doing: "In this season of advent, of expectation, we at Shalom House are feeling the expectation of new community members. We are feeling the burden of the longing for Peacemaking efforts to be multiplied among us." They want to do more and get more house members to do it with them! Thank you, Lord!
As part of their suggestions for what to do as we all pray with them today, they offer a quote from a great peacemaker we should never forget, Oscar Romero: "I do not tire of telling everyone, especially young people who long for their people's liberation, that I admire their social and political sensitivity, but it saddens me when they waste it by going on ways that are false. Let us, too, all take notice that the great leader of our liberation is the Lord's Anointed One, who comes to announce good news to the poor, to give freedom to the captives, to give news of the missing, to give joy to so many homes in mourning, so that society may be renewed as in the sabbatical years of Israel." Someone still longs for jubilee! Someone is not so worn down, defeated, overwhelmed by evil, discouraged by hope-that-ends-up-in-increased-troops-to-Afghanistan, that they can't still apply themselves to the cause of redemption! Thank you Lord! That is also a feast, and a great motivation to fast and pray.
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Listen to the first single off the debut full-length from Leeds-based Adult Jazz.
Adult Jazz first charmed us at the end of 2013 with a gratifying experimental pop song called "Springful." This summer, the Leeds-based quartet will release their debut full-length, Gist Is, and lead-off single "Spook" is its sprawling, romantic centerpiece. The song is full of micro-melodies, shifting instrumentation and dynamic turns but never feels overcrowded with feelings or ideas. It's all anchored by Harry Burgess' emotive tenor, which grows particularly transcendent in the song's third act as the percussion picks up. Gist Is will be self-released on August 5th through Spare Thought, the band's own label.


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I don't read a great deal of fiction, to my shame, other than the classics.
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I am passionately opposed to capital punishment, and I have been all my life.
At my age the only problem is with remembering names. When I call everyone darling, it has damn all to do with passionately adoring them, but I know I'm safe calling them that. Although, of course, I adore them too.
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