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We are coming down to the end of the year, when the days run shallow and the nights long, we look forward to the return of the light at the winter solstice. A good gomei for these times is: Yonaga – long night.
Already I am becoming nostalgic for the year of the sheep. As I look back on the year, I think of my travels to Japan and France and the many kind people I met that made these trips so memorable. It was also a year filled with many classes, and new students. Other students have moved on.
The holiday season is also upon us. It is a time to get together with family and share. For those far away from family or who are estranged, we can share with friends. Whatever your circumstances it is a time to come together, to be charitable, and connect with others.
For tea people, December is a busy time. Before the end of the year, everything needs to be cleaned top to bottom, shoji repaired, and get ready for Hatsugama. My mother always said that besides cleaning up your space, you should clean up your relationships. Apologize to the people you hurt, forgive the people who have hurt you, pay your debts, keep your promises, and communicate with people you have lost touch with. Start the New Year with a clean house, a clean conscience, and a clean slate.
To end this year, I'd like to express my gratitude to all of my students for being so dedicated to the way of tea. Thank you for coming to class every week, for pitching in, for teaching younger students and for working together so harmoniously. To all of my teachers and Sensei, thank you for investing your time and energy in teaching me. To all of my sempai, thank you for all your care, sharing and teaching. To my dear husband, thank you for supporting my dream of teaching the way of tea. To all of my tea friends and acquaintances who have read and commented on this blog, thank you for your interest and encouragement.
I hope you all have a marvelous holiday season.
Thank you for your comment. Please enjoy reading the blog. And Happy New Year to you.
I just found you and yes, the end of the year is a busy time, but I am looking for ward to a new year filled with learning many new teas and ties (for my obi).


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Automation is Win/Win
The Weekly Report – Nov. 30, 2020
Employees should be confident that AI and automation represent job opportunities, not job jeopardy.
If you asked 10 manufacturing employees what they thought of automation or AI, chances are nine of them wouldn't have good things to say.
But new research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggests the fears that automation will steal jobs are unfounded, just as most manufacturing executive already know.
That fear might be understandable. For the past couple decades these employees have been bombarded by media—and some politicians–that automation is coming and, when it does, millions of mortgage-paying workers will be replaced by robots.
We know automation remains on the minds of Minnesota manufacturers, especially during the COVID pandemic. In our most recent State of Manufacturing survey, 25% of manufacturers surveyed said they were using automation more than they expected to at the beginning of the year; half of those said the increase was due to the pandemic.
But the MIT study gives us all reason to sit back and ponder automation for a moment. I concluded that there will continue to be plenty of jobs—more jobs than there are workers, in fact—and that automation will help companies contend with the worker shortage.
From the report: "No compelling historical or contemporary evidence suggests that technological advances are driving us toward a jobless future. On the contrary, we anticipate that in the next two decades, industrialized countries will have more job openings than workers to fill them, and that robotics and automation will play an increasingly crucial role in closing these gaps."
Which isn't to say automation and robotics will be a non-factor. Advancements and developments in automation and technology will be crucial to a thriving manufacturing economy. They'll not only improve bottom lines for manufacturers, but also push those same manufacturers to develop new jobs that require new skills. If a manufacturer chooses to use robotics in some part of its operation, that shift likely will create new jobs, not eliminate them. It's not an easy process, but it's a necessary one.
Is your manufacturing workflow automation-ready? Don't let a poor process slow your new equipment down.
"These technologies, in concert with economic incentives, policy choices, and institutional forces, will alter the set of jobs available and the skills they demand," the report said. This process is both challenging and indispensable. Inventing new ways of accomplishing existing work, new business models, and entirely new industries drives rising productivity and new jobs. Such innovations bring new occupations to life, generate demands for new forms of expertise, and create opportunities for rewarding work."
Most of today's production jobs didn't exist in 1940. That same evolution will continue as America works to solve critical problems facing the world including, the report says, poverty, malnutrition and disease. Savvy manufacturers will take these conclusions as a signal to proceed and invest wisely in the kind of automation that not only helps them grow profitably, but also positions and trains workers to grow with them.
December 15 – Understanding Business Management: ISO
Expert Keith Gadacz will be outlining the basics of a business management system like ISO. Learn how to prepare for ISO certification and how to leverage this powerful certification to improve your company. Online via Zoom Learn more and register
January 13 – Driving Continuous Improvement in Uncertain Times
David Ahlquist will be demonstrating continuous improvement techniques that will keep employees engaged and focused on value-added activities, especially in times of uncertainty. Online via Zoom Learn more and register
January 20 – How Your Employees Can help Improve Profitability in the Coming Recovery
Join talent expert Michele Neale as she shows how to foster an engaged and productive workforce to attract workers and reduce turnover. Online via Zoom Learn more and register
January 28 – Thriving in a State of Change
We're taking our popular Executive Manufacturing Forum online to bring together manufacturing leaders and business experts to learn, network and discuss solutions for growing your business in a changing environment. Online presentation Learn more and register
Slight gain of 1.3% in October for manufactured goods
Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods showed a modest gain in October, with much of the strength coming from orders for military equipment. Nov. 25, StarTribune Read more
After Electrolux closure, worker program finds jobs for 159
The State Dislocated Workers project and Career Solutions have helped more than 150 workers impacted by the Electrolux plant closure in St. Cloud find jobs. Nov. 24, St. Cloud Times Read more
Policy changes for safety, scheduling becoming 'new norm'
Manufacturers across Minnesota, like Detroit Lakes' BTD, are adapting company policies to meet the needs of the COVID-19 era. Nov. 21, Detroit Lakes Tribune Read more
Ag businesses adjusting to pandemic
Minnesota's largest food and ag businesses are responding successfully to the pandemic as they pivot to a virtual environment and changing customer demands. Nov. 19, Rochester Post Bulletin Read more
Rolls-Royce expands its power generation footprint in Mankato
Rolls-Royce has announced a $13.9 million investment in its Power Systems business unit for a multi-phase expansion of its power generation manufacturing facility in Mankato. Nov. 17, Assembly Mag Read more

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Consumer Finance Institute Brand
by Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Consumer Finance Institute
The Consumer Finance Institute researches credit and payments to expand our understanding of how they affect consumers and the broader economy. It exists as part of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and brings together research experts from within the Bank, the financial industry, and the general public to produce state-of-the-art research for everyone. As part of an effort to grow awareness of the new institute, an evolution of the previous Payment Cards Center, the Institute received its own identity and logo. This brand exists underneath the parent identity of the Bank and so leverages existing standards, e.g. typography, while creating its own new space, e.g. in its colour, gradients, patterns, not to mention the logo, that allows relevant work produced by the Bank to be seen or "stamped" as Institute content.
Bronze in Logos 2020
Brendan Barry
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Consumer Finance Institute
Consumer Finance Institute
Bloody Funny
A Studio of Our Own
I Say Yatta! Rebranding
Playquarters
McGuffin Creative Group Rebrand
McGuffin Creative Group
WellFirst Health Branding


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How can you not get romantic about startups?
Posted on April 24, 2012 by Yang Chung
Recently I watched Moneyball – a non-fiction movie about how Billy Beane at Oakland A's used statistics to get most under-valued players and create the most valued (least amount spent per game) team in MLB. If you haven't watched it, I strongly recommend it. I don't usually shed tears watching a movie, but I did watching Moneyball. Moneyball! It wasn't a Oscar-worth drama. Nor was it gut-wrenching tear jerker. But why did I cry watching the movie?
*SPOILER ALERT!*
Because it was about one man's lonely, uncertain fight against status quo under heavy pressure and criticism. Once a promising baseball player, Billy turned down a full scholarship to Stanford to join New York Mets as first-round draft for $125K. But he never became a top baseball player his scouts had predicted. He went through a number of minor leagues and other major league teams with not much to show for. He ended up at Oakland A's, and he asked to become a scout. Later he became an assistant GM and a GM.
His push to use statistical analysis to pick players was controversial to say the least. He picked players against professional scouts' advice. The scene where he and another coach visiting Scott Hatteberg was touching, since you could tell from his house and his reaction afterwards, he probably thought he could never play baseball again, but he was so grateful for having been given another chance. First 40 or so games, Oakland A was dead last in its division. Pressure and criticism were directed to him from all directions. It looked like he was divorced and had a daughter who was staying with his ex-wife. He tried to hide the pain he was going through, but the daughter could still see everything was not quite alright.
Then, the team started winning and became the first in its division. It had 19-game winning streak. On the game where they could have 20-game winning streak, they blew 11-0 lead at 11-11 tie. Then, Scott Hatteberg, the guy all baseball teams had written off as too injured to play, stepped up and hit a walk-off home run. They achieved 20-game winning streak.
What's more touching is when Billy turned down Red Sox's $12.5M offer to stay with Oakland A's because his decision to go with New York Mets was his last decision made based on money.
Also, another notable thing he said is "How can you not get romantic about baseball?" after some dramatic finish.
It may have to do with my personality – always rooting for underdogs, preferring hole-in-the-wall or local places to established places, etc., but the whole movie was touching to me because of its resemblance to startups. Not all startups are made up of under-valued coders/marketers, but I believe some are. Somewhere in a corporate world, there would be some who think their skills and opinions aren't properly appreciated (not financially). I wouldn't call entrepreneurs misfits, but they are definitely different. They know the odds of success is low (1 out of 10 or less), but they keep going against all odds, criticism, roller coaster emotions, and tremendous pressure. Most of them are in it to challenge status-quo and traditional way of doing things, and to disrupt the market. Often times, they are going against huge corporations with lots of cash. When one makes it, it's a home run (but not always). Sometimes they will turn down a big offer to keep moving ahead because they believe in the products, company and the team. Many startups, whether they make it or not, have dramatic stories behind them.
Seriously, How can you not get romantic about startups?
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Everybody enjoys getting a big garden to the canines (long run any time you don't transfer in with an individual) or boys and girls to operate spherical in, however a majority of enough time the yard moves to the backburner as most people manage their hectic schedules. Having the exact furniture right away enhances the aesthetics together with the consolation degree of the veranda. It will be imperative to consider which type of sealer is considered the suitable an individual to suit your needs, as some will want re-making utilization of usually. You will have the incredibly most beneficial exterior and inside structure on your professional spot, but have to you fall short to praise it along with a comfy and interesting home furnishings, you'll only end up disappointing your practical prospective buyers. Security code also known as "CVV" is actually a vital safety feature for bank card transactions about the internet and around the telephone. The profit with this characteristic is that if a storm brews and the wind picks up, the awning might be pulled in to preserve away from injury. Our metro space places in Burnsville, Roseville, Woodbury, Maple Grove, Minnetonka and Blaine feature a select assortment of our patio home furnishings and accessories. Umbrella - In the event you reside in an room that tends to acquire heat in the summertime, you'll appreciate having some shade available. What variety of pieces can you comfortably fit in the realm you're furnishing? As an example, ottomans and benches can provide extra seats at a party or be placed about a desk for casual outside meals.


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The Joint Cabinet revises the agenda of democratic forces, reducing support for pro-Ukrainian initiatives
Другі дзень канферэнцыі дэмакратычных сілаў «Новая Беларусь». На здымку (злева направа) – Аляксандр Азараў, Павел Латушка, Святлана Ціханоўская, Валер Кавалеўскі і Валер Сахашчык. Вільня, Літва. 9 жніўня 2022 года. Фота: Белсат
The Joint Transitional Cabinet is working on revising the common agenda of democratic forces with a concentration of efforts on promoting the interests of Belarusians in the EU, widening the split in the ruling class, and integrating and formalising the power bloc. Meanwhile, support for pro-Ukrainian initiatives is declining due to the stance taken by Kyiv and Ukrainian society towards Belarusians.
The influence of civil society and democratic forces on the international agenda and in the Western media is decreasing, which worsens the attitude towards Belarusian emigrants and weakens the position of supporters of change within Belarus.
Apparently, the negative attitude of Ukrainians to Belarusians, as well as the rhetoric of official Kyiv about the introduction of restrictions on Belarusian society, affect the cooling of pro-Ukrainian initiatives and some disorientation of the anti-war movement.
At the same time, Belarusians inside the country continue public anti-war actions (albeit isolated) despite the purges and the harsh reaction of the security forces for supporting Ukraine and the anti-war position.
Nevertheless, the democratic forces manage to promote the interests of Belarusian society in some EU countries, such as the possibility of obtaining humanitarian visas in Poland for Belarusian refugees from Ukraine. According to Tsikhanouskaya's office, the European Union will not impose visa restrictions on Belarusians.
The head of NAU, Pavel Latushka, promotes the interests of Belarusians in the Czech Republic and holds meetings with Deputy Speaker of the Parliament Olga Richterova and members of the parliamentary group "Friends of Free Belarus".
Harsh repressions have a limited impact on the activists of the protest movement, increase polarization and motivate supporters of forceful action to topple the Lukashenka regime.
Coordination and redistribution within a broad coalition of democratic forces are undergoing a transformation within the Joint Transitional Cabinet. So far, the Cabinet has not presented a common strategy, but the agenda includes the promotion of the interests of Belarusian society in relations with the EU, as well as the concentration of efforts to split the ruling class in Belarus, the criminal prosecution of security forces suspected of torturing Belarusians.
Thus, support for Ukraine within the democratic movement will continue to decline with further demotivation of activists of the anti-war movement.


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Q: Почему re.sub заменяет всю строку? Как исправить? Есть строка:
s = \
"""trash data
2020-06-23 09:55:48.672 log1
2020-06-23 09:59:28.617 log2
2020-06-23 09:59:28.617 log3
2020-06-23 10:00:51.234 log4
2020-06-23 10:00:51.234 log5"""

И есть регулярка:
pat = re.compile(r"^((\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\.\d{3}).+)$", flags=re.MULTILINE)

Почему pat.sub(s, "_") возвращает
"_"

Вместо ожидаемого
"""trash data
_
_
_
_
_"""

? На regex101 работает так, как я ожидаю.

Полный код:
import re
pat = re.compile(r"^((\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\.\d{3}).+)$", flags=re.MULTILINE)

s = \
"""trash data
2020-06-23 09:55:48.672 log1
2020-06-23 09:59:28.617 log2
2020-06-23 09:59:28.617 log3
2020-06-23 10:00:51.234 log4
2020-06-23 10:00:51.234 log5"""

print(pat.sub(s, "_"))

A: Перепутал порядок аргументов. pat.sub("_", s) вернул ожидаемый результат
"""trash data
_
_
_
_
_"""

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Traditionally the Kai'vi'vits (Kaibab Paiute) lived a seminomadic life of hunting, gathering plants, and small-scale farming. Seasonal social dances and games were an important part of Southern Paiute life. The first sounds of thunder in the spring signaled the waking sounds of the bear coming out of hibernation. The Bear Dance was a momentous occasion for families and bands of the Southern Paiute Nation to come together to socialize, gamble, trade, share news and hold ceremony. The last known small-scale Bear Dance held at Kaibab took place sometime in the late 1980s-1990s. Our project aimed to reestablish Southern Paiute cultural values, songs, dances and language through the revitalization of the Bear Dance tradition.
Identifying Southern Paiutes willing to be video recorded on location at past Bear Dance sites was a project goal. Participants were successfully identified and will result in on-going oral documentation due to the interest generated. A second goal was to locate documentation of Southern Paiute Bear Dance practices. Three anthropologists who have worked closely with several Southern Paiute Bands and written extensively on the Southern Paiute, including Bear Dance documentation, were identified. A third goal was to teach the Bear Dance to interested Southern Paiutes. The Cultural Preservation Department, along with a dozen Southern Paiutes, participated in a Northern Ute Bear Dance (very similar to Southern Paiute Bear Dance). We successfully taught 5 participants how to Bear Dance. A fourth goal was to teach Southern Paiute women and girls protocols and shawl attire construction. We facilitated a Southern Paiute knowledge sharing night that was well attended by participants of all ages. The shawl making class was also well attended and will be incorporated into our heritage class rotation.
The Cultural Resources and Elder Committees were concerned that generating interest and participation would be the biggest challenge. We now know that the community would like to see more "hands-on" activities where they can learn both traditional and contemporary Paiute heritage skills. Undoubtedly this grant has sparked a renewed energy towards revitalization.
The project established a new cultural consultation relationship with the Tribal Elders Committee made up of mostly Southern Paiute Tribal Elders 55 and older as well as other nontribal Elder spouses. We feel very fortunate to have willing tribal and nontribal volunteers who offer their time to help with hands-on activities, as well as several tribal Elders who provide ongoing cultural consultation and guidance. It is due to their willingness to help us push our fledgling Bear Dance revitalization project forward after decades of nonpractice that the Bear Dance is slowly starting to take shape. The next step in the project is building a new Bear Dance Corral here on the Kaibab Paiute reservation as a means of preserving this cultural practice for future generations. We also plan to seek ways to preserve our tribal language through the use of modern technology to make learning tribal language fun.


Only individuals demonstrating good moral character are issued concealed carry permits.
In the state of California, residents may be issued a concealed weapons permit (also known as a CCW permit) by their local sheriff's office or police department. Prior to obtaining a CCW, individuals must meet a wide array of requirements. Applicants must complete a training course offered by a licensed firearms instructor that teaches gun safety, laws pertaining to firearms in the state of California and the proper use of a firearm. Applicants are subject to a background check and may be required to complete a psychiatric evaluation, as California requires that all concealed weapons permit holders demonstrate good moral character. If you have been convicted of a crime, contact your local sheriff's office or police department to determine your eligibility for a concealed weapons permit or gun license.
Download the Concealed Carry Weapons Permit Application from your local sheriff's office or police department's website. Alternatively you may pick up an application from the patrol station.
Read the application instructions, requirements and restrictions listed on the application carefully. Complete the application in full using only black ink and attach copies of all required documents. Once complete, return the application to the sheriff's department in person, along with a money order or cashier's check in the amount of the application fee, which varies by county.
Call the telephone number listed on the application to schedule an interview with the CCW unit of your local sheriff's office or police department. The interview is used to determine whether you posses good cause to carry a concealed weapon. Bring a second money order or cashier's check in the amount specified by the CCW unit when the interview is set up.
Go to the interview and bring a copy of your birth certificate; California driver's license; copies of two of your most recent utility bills; three letters of character reference including the writer's name, address and telephone number; military discharge forms if applicable and two recent passport photos.
Register for and complete a firearm safety course, taught by a licensed firearm instructor, if you are approved following your interview with the CCW unit. Many of sheriff's offices and police departments throughout California offer a firearm safety course, or can direct you to a licensed and reputable instructor.
Return to the sheriff's office or police department to be fingerprinted and entered into the Live Scan fingerprint database.
Contact the CCW unit again to register to be qualified to use your personal weapon by the sheriff's department. Once you have qualified, you will receive your permit in the mail.
California is not a "right to carry" state, meaning that applicants must provide valid reasoning or "good cause" for needing to carry a concealed weapon. For example, if an attempt to do great bodily harm has been made on the applicant and it can be proven, this could potentially satisfy the good cause requirement.


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Meet Charli Adams, former Mormon, now a hawt swinger
Meet Charli Adams, former Mormon, now a hot swinger
It is time to need to know Charli Adams, a 56-year-old swinging wife from Idaho who lives in Connecticut. Today, an interview. The next day, images of Charli rogering on-camera for the 1st time, and it is with a fellow who's easily youthful enough to be her son. And Thursday, the movie.
Charli used to be a Mormon.
Yes, you read that right. A Mormon. She talks about it in the interview.
Put it this way: Not lots of Mormon sweethearts end up having sex on-camera.
"I was very conservative," Charli said. "I did not know anything other than the way I was raised. Missionary position. Sex maybe one time a week. Each boyfriend I had was the same way. No thing without the norm. They did not try anything, and it was frustrating to me 'coz I just knew, 'There's got to be more to this.'"
That babe detected how how much more after her final divorce. And her recent partner…well, he has no intention of keeping her raunchy wants underneath wraps.
"Once I got into the lifestyle and realized how freeing it was to have raw, vehement sex, I was love a deer in the headlights, like, 'Wow, this can actually happen.'" that babe said. "And I went to lots of parties and I just had a blast. I could not make no doubt of how enjoyment it was. So when I met my husband now, he opened me up to a complete recent world of enjoyment."
Her coming to 50PlusMILFs.com is part of that fresh world. So is showing off her large bouncy bosoms, which this babe likes to do. Charli is a hawt blonde with a very hawt body. You're going to like her.
Charli is a Mother of four boys and a grandmother of three. She says her family would be very surprised to see her here. Her friends? "Not so much."
This babe is an event planner. She's also been a office administrator and a real estate agent.
Kinkiest raunchy encounters: "Probably the two gang bangs my husband arranged for me."
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It would be a crime to miss this exhibition.
Fort Gansevoort is showing works by NYPD forensic artist Jason Harvey through Jan. 10. The exhibition, "Fantasy Composites," is inspired by Harvey's work as a forensic artist.
For the past 10 years, Harvey has worked with victims to sketch the faces of criminal suspects.
"You have to be a good listener and have a certain candor when working with an eyewitness," Harvey said in a news release. "The process itself is therapeutic -- it's a step in the right direction."
But this time around, Harvey's subjects are fictional. The sketches on display incorporate real and imagined facial features to become "hyper real, caricature-like representations of humanity," according to a news release.
See photos from the exhibition below, and get more information on the exhibition here.


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Amgen: No interruption to patient supply anticipated
Contributor September 26, 2017
Esteban Santos (Credit: © Mauricio Pascual)
Pharmaceutical company Amgen confirmed Hurricane María did not significantly impact its critical manufacturing operations in Juncos, where it employs 2,000 people.
Furthermore, the California-based company stated that no product nor in-process inventory has been lost.
"The company's preliminary assessment is that the critical manufacturing areas in our facility in Juncos, Puerto Rico, have not been significantly impacted by this storm," said Esteban Santos, executive vice president of Operations at Amgen.
"We expect to maintain our long-term track record of reliably supplying our patients with the medicines they need," he said.
Having completed an initial review of the storm's impact, Amgen said the inventory maintained and its global distribution network is sufficient to meet patient demand.
Amgen has back-up generators powering the site and is working diligently with hundreds of its staff onsite to return its operations in Puerto Rico to normal as quickly as possible. In addition, the company has manufacturing capacity at other sites around the world.
Meanwhile, the Amgen Foundation has pledged $3 million to support urgent Hurricane María relief efforts in Puerto Rico. The Foundation also has committed up to an additional $2 million for longer-term rebuilding efforts.
Amgen has also activated its Staff Disaster Relief Fund to aid staff in Puerto Rico, including financial assistance for shelter, medical attention, clothing and other critical relief.
The Amgen Foundation will also match donations made by Amgen staff around the globe who wish to contribute their own funds to the relief efforts resulting from Hurricanes María, Irma and Harvey, as well as the earthquakes in Mexico.
Corporate Ladder: Top executives named across sectors of Puerto Rico's economy
Michelle Kantrow-Vázquez December 3, 2020
Amgen back online in Juncos, María deals $67M blow
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St Michael's Centre: The most unique conferencing centre in Cardiff
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Llandaff, St. Michael's Centre is fast becoming the international conferencing centre of choice. With its unique historical setting, up-to-date conferencing facilities and quality accommodation, St Michael's Centre really can offer the complete package
Llandaff is full of surprises but none more perhaps than St Michael's Centre, nestled quietly within the familiar buildings of the village.
Owned by the Church in Wales, this Grade II listed building is fast-becoming an international destination for groups looking for a unique meeting and conference venue.
The St Michael's site in Llandaff has historically been the centre of residential ministry training for the Church in Wales. However, on 1st July 2016, following broad consultation across the Church in Wales, the St Padarn's Institute, a new Training Institute to lead all ministry training in the Church in Wales, was formed. At the same time, the St Michael's College site at Llandaff transformed to become the St Michael's Centre, offering conferencing, meeting, hospitality and accommodation facilities to the wider market.
Although the St Padarn's Institute continues for the time being to have a base at St Michael's Centre, their footprint is much reduced and increasing elements of their training previously based there are now delivered at a local level across Wales, making available the wide range of facilities in the truly unique setting of the Llandaff site.
The Centre is proving popular with international guests and in the next few months,- it will host groups from the US, Sweden and New Zealand. It recently hosted a celebration lunch following the historic consecration of Joanna Penberthy as the new Bishop of St David's.
The centre owes its existence to the generosity of the Talbot Family of Margam. Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot JP, had sufficient estate derived from his ancestors to enable him to bequeath several million pounds in property and stocks to his three daughters. It was his disabled daughter Olivia who as a major benefactor of the Anglican Church in Wales, had the idea for the creation of a theological College in Wales in the Diocese of Llandaff and donated a substantial amount of money for its creation and its running costs.
On St David's Day 1892, the college was opened by the then Bishop of Llandaff, Richard Lewis.
Today, the venue offers a unique atmosphere among a mix of historic buildings. Behind the façade is a tranquil site that offers beautiful architecture and up-to-date technology.
The Centre holds 6 conference rooms and can facilitate anything from short meetings to residential conferences. There are 32 en-suite bedrooms available too, including double, twin and family options. All rooms are serviced daily and have wifi, tea and coffee making facilities, towels and bed linen.
On site catering can offer guests continental breakfast in the mornings through to buffets and three-course meals throughout the day. St Michael's seeks to use local supplies where possible and is proud to support the Fairtrade Foundation.
St Michael's has been part of the Llandaff community for over a century and they already welcome local community groups and host family events at the centre. The venue can be hired for a one-off meeting, or can be booked for regular events over a period of time.
And if it's a bit of peace and quiet that's needed, step out into the tranquility of the beautiful gardens, where the central lawn is bordered by well-tended flower beds.
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Perennial lumberjack contenders Arden Cogar Jr. and Mike Sullivan are bringing their Lumberjack Show of Champions to the main arena for the 67th annual Woodsmen Show.
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday at Cherry Springs State Park (4639 Cherry Springs Road in Coudersport).
During their one-hour shows at 11:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. Friday, Cogar and Sullivan will offer demonstrations of the skills needed to be a lumberjack.
Contestants in Friday's 2 p.m. amateur competition will get assistance in the two-person log roll, ax-throwing and two-person crosscut. Amateurs must be at least 13 years of age to adults; those 13 to 17 must have parental consent. Register for the contest Friday morning at the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources trailer and practice for the contest beginning at 12 p.m.
The professional competition will be held from 12 to 3 p.m. Saturday, with lumberjacks and jills competing in eight different events: log-rolling, ax-throwing, springboard, tree-felling, standing chop, hot chainsaw, one-person buck crosscut and two-person buck crosscut.
A horse pulling competition will be in the main arena from 12 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Draft horses weighing 1,500 to 2,000 pounds will pull thousands of pounds of logs the same way trees were removed from the forest during the logging era.
Jay Smar will perform between 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Saturday. He plays two guitars, a claw-hammer banjo and fiddle and does flat-footing, a type of clog dancing. A baritone, Smar sings traditional American and original folk, old-time mountain music, bluegrass and gospel tunes as well as coal mining songs of northeastern Pennsylvania.
Johnny "Cash" Barnett will perform hits made famous by the legendary Johnny Cash from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, as well Merle Haggard, George Jones, Hank Williams Sr. and Jr., David Allen Coe, Waylon Jennings, Conway Twitty, Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson and Elvis Presley. Barnett has been doing a tribute show to Johnny Cash for the past 30 years.
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, visitors to Woodhick Grove can see the lifestyle of "woodhicks" in an 1890s logging camp. Among the topics and demonstrations will be log-rafting, split-rail fence building, blacksmithing, music, woodcarving, lumber camp operation and storytelling.
All three days will include food, craft and retail vendors with wood-related items such as wood-turned art, wood sculptures, rustic furniture and wooden novelties, as well as T-shirts, trapping supplies, lumber maintenance products, homemade baskets, chainsaws and a portable sawmill.
The gates open each day at 9 a.m. Admission for adults is $9 on Friday and Sunday or $12 on Saturday. Admission for children 6 to 12 years old is $7 all three days. Children 5 and under are admitted free. A three-day pass for adults is $23, or $16 for children 6 to 12 years old.
The Galeton Rotary Club sponsors the Woodsmen Show. All proceeds from the event are used to support local projects. For more information, call 814-435-6855 or visit woodsmenshow.com.


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Hi, this is the artwork I started this Wednesday on my weekly livestreaming session. I painted the whole background during a 3h30 livestream, archived here on YouTube and here on PeerTube (the open and decentralized video platform). I'll speak a bit more about the making-of on the weekly blog for my patreons. I painted the characters from scratch twice with two different workflows, to compare painting techniques. It was interesting to do this experiment and I learned a lot. Now I'll try to apply that on future episode 25, and if it is valid in production, I'll update my public tutorial category.
License: CC-BY David Revoy, www.davidrevoy.com, 31 march 2018 .
Is not that head too big in comparison with other body proportions?
It depends the age of Pepper on this artwork. She is very young on it.
I haven't checked if Peer Tube enables downloading videos.
Yes, Peer Tube is decentralized but does it necessarily make you free from the GAFAM clutches? peertube.touhoppai.moe is hosted on Cloudflare. Even if a CDN works with many different virtual machines anywhere in the world, still Cloudflare is the sole owner and has the control over its servers. The company can spy on you or shut down its service at any time.
La décentralisation est de principe dans Peer Tube mais si une instance de PeerTube est installé sur CloudFlare, ce sont des machines sous le contrôle de CloudFlare. Je dis peut-être des bêtises mais personne ne m'a répondu sur Framablog.
Here my livestreaming are all CC-By content; so it is possible for anyone to store them and propose download/streaming directly. I'm happy about any initiatives as I know paying a host disk space and setting up a Peertube machine is a lot of work. Thanks Touhoppai for making this re-host available and possible!
Thanks libre fan for being careful about this point.
To be more precise, Cloudflare is not the host (they don't provide hosting) but the DNS resolver only, which is mandatory because some other subdomains of .touhoppai.moe rely on it.
I explicitely disabled all trafic going through cloudflare transparent proxy, which allows them to cache / improve the rendered page but at the expense of all traffic going via their machine (password included).
Free feel to ask us for more info if it's not clear.
Bonjour, et merci 1000 fois pour toutes tes vidéos et contributions à Krita. Je suis en train d'apprendre la peinture numérique avec Krita, et tout me semple (presque) facile grâce au tutos, mais aussi grâce aux live où on peut vraiment se rendre compte de la mise en application des outils. C'est impressionant de pouvoir en profiter, d'autant plus que ça doit prendre un temps monstrueux.
Dans ton dernier livestream, tu nous montre tes scripts d'actions que tu as adapté dans kde, et tu proposais de les poster sur ton blog si quelqu'un était intéressé. Je ne sais pas si tu as reçu des réponses, en tout cas moi ça m'intéresserais beaucoup, notamment le script d'export (avec diminution potentielle de la taille du fichier) et le script d'ajout de la date. Je suis aussi sur kde, mais pour l'instant je ne sais pas faire ce genre de scripts. Si tu as le temps de proposer ça à la fin de tes vacances (snif), ça serait vraiment très sympa.
This message is to ask if you could post the actions scripts in kde that you showed us in the previous live stream video. I'm really interested, but I don't have the skills to do them myself for now. These scripts are very handy, and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one interested. That would be very kind ! Thanks !
Sorry for the late answer, I rediscover your comment today. Sure, I'll do. I note it on my todo-list!


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Gift Boosts Health Sciences Impact
Home Gift Boosts Health Sciences Impact
A $1 million gift will help create the Institute for Person-Centered Care at St. Ambrose University. The gift will also help launch a Master of Public Health degree program.
Donor Thomas Higgins - a former White House senior aide, 1967 graduate of St. Ambrose, and a member of the University Board of Trustees since 2008 - said he believes the complementary initiatives will help his alma mater build upon existing strengths in the College of Health and Human Services and position the University as a "thought leader" in a global effort to transform healthcare delivery.
The Institute will be the first of its kind in the Midwest and will place St. Ambrose and the Quad Cities healthcare community at the forefront of a growing movement to create a more collaborative approach to treating the "whole person" through an integrated team of healthcare professionals.
Working closely with regional health and social services stakeholders and coalitions such as the Quad City Health Initiative, the Institute for Person-Centered Care at St. Ambrose (IPCC) will provide education, support and leadership to create innovative person-centered delivery models that strengthen healthcare and social services regionally and beyond.
Leaders of both regional health systems said they welcome the opportunity to partner with the Institute.
"We are looking forward to working collaboratively with St. Ambrose to develop new and innovative models of patient-care delivery," said Doug Cropper, president and CEO of Genesis Health System. "This institute will be a national leader in helping healthcare focus on treating the 'whole person.'"
Said Rick Seidler, president and CEO for UnityPoint Health-Trinity, "At the core of this plan is the commitment to improve the lives of people in the Quad Cities through a comprehensive program focused not just on the quality of their health but on their overall quality of life, as well. UnityPoint-Trinity is proud to be able to participate in this effort."
Sandra Cassady, PhD, vice president for strategic initiatives at St. Ambrose and dean of the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS), said the university's health sciences programs are particularly well suited to build, test and improve integrative methodologies. That's because students in existing CHHS programs already work and learn in a collaborative, inter-professional environment.
The Master of Public Health (MPH) program will add to this collaborative approach and complement the Institute's efforts by graduating public health professionals prepared to enlist a multidisciplinary approach to influencing policy, fostering innovation and leading change in healthcare practice, both locally and globally.
"This institute will be a national leader in helping healthcare focus on treating the 'whole person.'"
Doug Cropper, president and CEO of Genesis Health System
St. Ambrose will be the third university in Iowa to offer a graduate degree in public health.
Both the IPCC and the MPH are made possible, in part, by Higgins' significant gift and determined leadership. A native of Springfield, Ill., he earned his St. Ambrose Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Leadership Studies and has built a successful entrepreneurial career around a passion for enriching lives by promoting better healthcare practices.
That passion first was kindled in 1971, when he was recruited to found and lead a drug abuse treatment clinic and rehabilitation center in downtown Davenport. He subsequently served three terms representing Davenport in the Iowa General Assembly, where he chaired the Health and Human Services Committee. Higgins became a senior executive for the United States Department of Health and Human Services in 1977 before being appointed to the White House senior staff of President Jimmy Carter in the role of deputy secretary to the cabinet.
Higgins has long been a leader in efforts to build a person-centered approach to healthcare practice, particularly in treating aging patients. He was the founding chair of The SCAN Foundation, an independent philanthropic organization that is focused on improving senior care support and services in America. For the past two decades, Higgins has been a board member for SCAN Health Plan, a non-profit Medicare HMO.
His leadership in creating the IPCC and MPH at St. Ambrose combines his interest in healthcare with a deep belief in the value of an education anchored by the Ambrosian core values of social justice and service to the most vulnerable members of our community.
"We are privileged to have such an innovative and generous person as Tom within our St. Ambrose community," said Sister Joan Lescinski, CSJ, PhD, president of the University. "His willingness to bring his resources and vision to our growing health sciences programs presents a wonderful opportunity for St. Ambrose to positively impact the wider community while preparing future healthcare industry leaders."
The Institute will build on the steady expansion of health and service-related programs in the CHHS, which was founded in 1987. Existing graduate-level degree programs include the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD), Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS), Master of Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP), Master of Social Work (MSW) and Master of Science in Exercise Physiology (MSEP).
"We are working with strengths we begin with - elements of the University where we have established credibility and excellence... Now, we're seeking to integrate those elements to make a really positive contribution to reforming healthcare delivery."
Thomas Higgins
St. Ambrose also offers two undergraduate nursing degrees along with degrees in psychology, sociology and exercise science, all of which can be pathways to careers as health professionals. Cassady said the CHHS is well positioned to assist in developing a person-centered healthcare model.
"We already have seen extensive collaboration among the program directors, faculty, staff and students," she noted. "This has resulted in numerous inter-professional learning opportunities, including case-based inter-professional courses, an inter-professional pro-bono clinic for underserved members of the QC community and numerous study abroad opportunities where students gain further appreciation for global health needs. The Master of Public Health will further strengthen our healthcare offerings and build opportunities for dual degrees at St. Ambrose."
Higgins said other St. Ambrose degree programs such as the Doctor of Business Administration, Master of Business Administration, Master of Organizational Leadership and multiple undergraduate and graduate-level programs related to information technology also can contribute to the IPCC initiative.
The IPCC, he said, will provide St. Ambrose "an opportunity to create a brand identity for the College of Health and Human Services that is illustrative of real regional leadership.
"We are working with strengths we begin with - elements of the University where we have established credibility and excellence," he said. "Now, we're seeking to integrate those elements to make a really positive contribution to reforming healthcare delivery."
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Showbiz Nation LIVE! With Michael Roberts INTERVIEW WITH FILM & STAGE LEGEND DEBBIE REYNOLDS from SHOWBIZ NATION LIVE! on Vimeo.
One of the greatest joys in my life was interviewing this Hollywood legend who was the embodiment talent and overcoming life's obstacles. Debbie and I discuss her marriages, the movie studio system and some her greatest roles including Singing In The Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown. At the time of this interview Ms. Reynolds had just completed filming the role of Liberace's mother in HBO's Behind The Candelabra with Michael Douglas and Matt Damon.


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by Scott L Greer (Author), Elizabeth King (Author), Elize Massard da Fonseca (Author), Andre Peralta-Santos (Author)
COVID-19 is the most significant global crisis of any of our lifetimes. The numbers have been stupefying, whether of infection and mortality, the scale of public health measures, or the economic consequences of shutdown. Coronavirus Politics identifies key threads in the global comparative discussion that continue to shed light on COVID-19 and shape debates about what it means for scholarship in health and comparative politics. Editors Scott L. Greer, Elizabeth J. King, Elize Massard da Fonseca, and André Peralta-Santos bring together over 30 authors versed in politics and the health issues in order to understand the health policy decisions, the public health interventions, the social policy decisions, their interactions, and the reasons. The book's coverage is global, with a wide range of key and exemplary countries, and contains a mixture of comparative, thematic, and templated country studies. All go beyond reporting and monitoring to develop explanations that draw on the authors' expertise while engaging in structured conversations across the book.
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I know I've written on the subject of volunteerism in the past, but what I'd like to do this month is delve deeper into what motivates individuals to engage as volunteers, and how acknowledging our motives helps mold us as professionals. Obviously, reasons vary from individual to individual and include a desire to "return the favor" or "pay it forward," the need to fulfill professional obligations, capitalizing on networking opportunities, and enjoying the personal satisfaction brought on by having helped others. None can presume to know the reasons why someone might willingly sacrifice their time and effort and I acknowledge that there are innumerable external considerations that effect one's motives – there are no absolutes. I will however, offer what basic insight I have on the matter, based on both my personal experiences and of those shared with me from others within the aviation industry.
Many of us are where we are today because we stood on the shoulders of those who came before us. As we navigated through the various stages and levels of our careers, mentors and others sacrificed their time to provide insight and guidance, often during critical periods of our professional growth. We learned to make better decisions which helped shape our lives. Many recipients of these acts of sacrifice recognize their own desire, even need, to assume a mentor role – to provide a helping hand to those now following the path. Acknowledging that the successes within our careers are the result of not just our own doings, but of so many who helped us along the way, becomes the motivation to actively participate in some form of volunteer work.
It's fairly well known what steps one needs to take in order to advance their career as an airline pilot. Yes, it often means satisfying certain mile markers like earning your ratings, building hours and gaining experience through employment at one or more organizations. And in more recent history, another box one typically needs to check-off is attending at least one career fair in which aspiring aviators are offered opportunities to meet and engage with recruiters. One learns from these events that a balanced résumé includes volunteer activities. While this is not an absolute, and there are multiple avenues one can take towards advancing a career, volunteer engagement is generally considered a must, and while we should volunteer our time for honorable reasons, we can't neglect this obvious benefit. Plus, it distinguishes your from others, a necessity in an environment as competitive as the airline industry. Companies typically see volunteer efforts as an indicator of an individual who balances not only their commitment to career, but to their community and its people.
There are a infinite ways people can volunteer. For many it involves engaging with likeminded individuals who themselves are active within the industry. This presents a particularly valuable opportunity to network as a means of supporting your career advancement. As was mentioned in earlier articles, networking has multiple advantages that go beyond simply meeting the "right" person who may help you land a job. Networking offers individuals an opportunity to share information, support one another in decision making and provides opportunities that otherwise might never have presented themselves. By actively participating in volunteer groups and their efforts, you are positioning yourself to connect with more people and further expand your network or circle of influence (reference May article of 2017).
We know there are so many additional reasons why someone might volunteer, but I'll leave it with those and discuss how it all pays off in the end. Regardless of the reasons behind your decision to volunteer, realize that the effort you put forth is returned in multiple ways. One way is in improvements made to your personal and professional skill sets. Through active participation in some sort of volunteer effort, you are likely to engage at various levels with all sorts of individuals. This is an opportunity to improve certain social skills and strengthen how you communicate with people. Additionally, the more you become involved and the more responsibility you garner, the greater chances you'll have to improve leadership skills. This can include how you manage time and tasks as well as your ability to be organized. These improvements are clearly linked to the type of volunteer effort you are involved with, however, don't miss opportunities to improve your talents.
Volunteering also provides the opportunity to balance your perspective on matters such as your personal achievements, as well as your goals not yet met. Engaging with others at varying levels of experience within your field offers insights into your own accomplishments and objectives. It can be a reminder of how far you have come and what's still ahead of you. As the reciprocal, it's important to realize that you are always in a position to provide insight and guidance to those coming up behind you. You will always be in a position to reflect on your achievements and pass along the knowledge you have acquired.
We know there are many reasons why someone might volunteer, and we've discussed how this benefits the individual moving forward in their career. But I'll end by emphasizing the best benefit of volunteering – the level of fulfillment one gets from helping others. We've all experienced the satisfaction of a job well done. When you help others and when you learn first-hand how your efforts have benefited another, it makes it all worthwhile. That is when you can sit back and smile at the best job well done.
The majority of my youth was spent living overseas and through the years of constant travel I garnered a passion for aviation. After receiving my undergraduate degree in Business from Northeastern University in '07, I pursued my dream by attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, where I eventually became a flight instructor, as well as earning a Master of Business degree in Airline Management. As an instructor, I was fortunate to have met many amazing people, both colleagues and students, many with whom I am still in contact. I am eager to continue my passion for both aviation, as well as mentorship.


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Submitted by Редакция on 3 November, 2010 - 02:11
Fascists, Nazis, patriots, Eurasians, the neoconservatives and the supporters of civil servants!
Art-Group "Affinity" group "attic and friends" and anarchists Petersburg congratulate you all on the Day of the Russian nation! For the professional holiday which is celebrated on November 4, we prepared the perfect gift. In the most lively place of St. Petersburg, over the roofs of Nevsky Prospekt, broke a six-meter large graffiti that reveals the secret of your home.
The white-black-gold background (which has been specially selected in order to abominably desecrate your radiant banner), we wrote that all of you hard hiding from themselves, from relatives and from all the people in general.What you are unsuccessfully trying to oust from his consciousness, something that relentlessly torture and will punish you all my life, that eternal obstacle stands in your way to the superhuman project.
We wrote just four words - "The Nazis shavermu eat secretly." You hide it, but now knows it all. You seemed formidable and determined, and now everyone can see how you lied. You as a cowardly lemurs, shaking at the thought that someone finds out and now all over you laugh.
We've seen it all.When we got down from the roof, passers-by thanking us. Tourists stopped to take a picture. A few immigrants, seeing that your secret is disclosed, began joyfully to point fingers and call your friends. After all, who, if not immigrants, holding stalls with shavermoy, to know what is always shaking your sticky fingers smeared with greasy sauce.
The whole town is laughing at you this evening! The next day, graffiti has been painted over, - not otherwise, someone from your not stand the shame and stukanul in utilities (you always knock). Well, that means our work is so cut eyes, that they are constantly, as soon as possible, eliminated. But the truth about you now know everything.
Happy Russian nation Pupsik!
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Sur Oriente es una de las cinco localidades en que se encuentra dividida administrativa y políticamente la ciudad colombiana de Barranquilla.

Ubicación

Se encuentra ubicada dentro de los siguientes límites: Al Norte con la Carrera 38, al Suroriente con el río Magdalena, al Suroccidente con la acera oriental de la avenida Murillo, y al sur con los límites del municipio de Soledad.

División político-administrativa
La localidad cuenta con 36 barrios y es administrada por un alcalde local y una Junta Administradora Local integrada por quince ediles de la localidad.

Los barrios que conforman la localidad son:

Sitios de interés

 Puente Pumarejo
 Jardín Botánico de Barranquilla
 Parque Plaza 7 de Abril (parque Almendra)
 Parque Las Nieves
 Centro Comercial Panorama
 Centro comercial Parque Alegra
 SENA
 Polideportivo del barrio La Magdalena
 Parque Inmaculada Concepción del barrio las Palmas
 Parque Primero de Mayo

Véase también
 Barrios de Barranquilla
 Metropolitana
 Sur Occidente
 Riomar
 Norte-Centro Histórico

Referencias

Localidades de Barranquilla

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