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Restorers of Streets to Live In – The Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival in Washington State
By Nicholas Laccetti
From the front lines|
The Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival co-chairs Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II and Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis will convene the next Mass Meeting of the Poor People's Campaign tomorrow (Monday, November 6) at 6:00 pm PST, at Intellectual House — the Native Life & Tribal Relations Longhouse at the University of Washington. If you aren't in Seattle, you can watch the livestream of the Mass Meeting here, and pledge to join the Poor People's Campaign online.
11.3% of the population lives below the federal poverty line in Washington State, including 13.2% of all children. As in the rest of the nation, poverty disproportionately effects people of color — 26.8% of Native Americans in Washington live in poverty, along with 23% of African Americans and 19.5% of Latinx. Yet Washington also has a huge number of poor white residents — 9.8% of the white population lives in poverty. (We should also keep in mind how misleading the federal poverty line is in terms of truly representing what it means to live in poverty in this country.)
One of the primary host organizations of the Poor People's Campaign in Washington State, Chaplains on the Harbor, has a long history of working to organize the Campaign in Washington and around the country. The Kairos blog has featured a number of posts emerging out of Chaplains on the Harbor's work in Grays Harbor County, the most economically distressed county in Washington State, including sermons, reflections on the Truth Commission process, and pieces by Aaron Scott, street chaplain and organizer for Chaplains and member of the National Steering Committee of the Poor People's Campaign. Here are some highlights from those important pieces:
In "The God of Secrecy," a sermon for the Third Sunday after the Epiphany, Aaron Scott reflected on the New Sanctuary movement and its relationship to other historic sanctuary movements, including the project of Chaplains on the Harbor in Grays Harbor County:
We've been working on our own sanctuary project at Chaplains on the Harbor, in Grays Harbor County, for the past few months and I want to offer some thoughts on that in service to Christ Episcopal Church's discernment on the work of sanctuary. On the Harbor we have committed ourselves to being a sanctuary for the poor. In our context, in a county where logging jobs have been replaced by jail expansions, this means we are a sanctuary for the criminalized poor. We are a sanctuary for impoverished millennials who cannot find living-wage jobs. We are a sanctuary for homeless people in a town that openly despises and brutalizes them. We have locked our church doors against vigilantes hell-bent on scapegoating those without housing as responsible for every social ill in the community. In doing so we have surrounded ourselves with the scrappiest band of street leaders you can imagine. There is a great deal of drama and brawling we must manage to ensure that our sanctuary is also a sanctuary from interpersonal violence. But we are doing it. We are building it. And the results, while not easily quantified, are certainly kingdom-sized.
We do not wait for anybody to get clean or sober or clear up their outstanding warrants before inviting them in for shelter, meals, and the joy and labor of community life. We do not wait for that because God does not wait for that. The psalmist says, "Even now God lifts up my head above my enemies round me." So we have chosen to be a sanctuary for those concretely, materially surrounded by a whole system of enemies. We are not interested in being a sanctuary for perfect victims because perfect victims do not exist. As poverty deepens and life gets more dangerous on the street, from Aberdeen to The Ave, people are going to have to do more dirt to survive. And at the same they will have a greater need for sanctuary than ever. We have to respond to that here, risky and messy and exhausting as the task may be.
Following a visit of a delegation from the Poor People's Campaign to Grays Harbor County during the planning process of the Truth Commission there, the Kairos Center's Shailly Gupta Barnes reflected on the spring festival of Holi in the context of poverty and resistance in Grays Harbor:
It is most likely that the Krishna as God figure assumed the histories and characteristics of many different "Krishnas" who did in fact live on earth. At least one of these people grew up in a village, got in a lot of trouble, and fought in a great war. Even if he was an heroic figure, he would have remembered what it was like to have been raised under a threatening rule, in constant trouble, and feeling insecure about how he looked and who loved him. And if that Krishna – or these many Krishnas – carried those experiences into his divine form, then of course Krishna the deity would fight on the side of those who are being wronged by an unjust system.
Holi must, therefore, also be about this love: a love that refuses to be isolated, that shows and tells the truth of what is at stake when injustice reigns, and that is awakening in the Westports and Grays Harbor Counties across this country.
And after The People's Trial and Revival in Grays Harbor County was held in May, 2017, Truth Commissioner Rev. Shawna Foster of About Face: Veterans Against the War described her experience of the event:
We held a people's court hearing. We brought evidence of the systemic failure of those in power. The plaintiffs shared story after story after story of the destruction of their lives and community at the hands of those who are charged to serve the very people they oppress. I acted as judge, along with other faith and moral leaders. We found the evidence sufficient to say that the system must go on trial. The people of Aberdeen and Westport must tell the truth so powerfully that these institutions will be totally revolutionized.
The biggest barrier the poor face is the lie that they have no power. Jesus knew this, which is why he always spoke for the poor as one of the poor. He knew that the poor rising up threatens empire. Those who would wash their hands of us are always the ones in need of redemption from the poor. The people of Chaplains on the Harbor are ready to offer this redemption. They will heroically move forward, not as victims blamed for their circumstances, but as a people who know their circumstances are no accident. They will tell truth to power, and redeem their entire community.
Bob Zellner, a veteran organizer from SNCC, the original Poor People's Campaign in 1968, and the Moral Mondays movement, also reflected on The People's Trial:
I was honored to serve as a judge at the People's Trial in Aberdeen, where there has been almost a score of deaths in the poor and homeless community just in the last few months. It gave me the opportunity to talk about similar trials we had during the original Poor People's Campaign fifty years ago in the deep South. I could say to Rev. Sarah Monroe and the grassroots folks at the trial that they were not alone because freedom is a constant struggle. It is generational.
Finally, Aaron Scott wrote recently on the opioid crisis in Grays Harbor County, in a powerful piece on hope, revolution, and Narcan:
In the previous generation, the resources being extracted were timber and human labor. Today, the resources being extracted are human freedom and sobriety. By keeping large numbers of young, unemployed adults trapped in this ongoing medical, psychological, and legal crisis, the system puts a hurting on people's ability to organize and demand change.
But it can't stop us.
We've buried fourteen members of our base community in the last twelve months. Many of those deaths were caused by overdose, or by health complications resulting from long-time drug use. When the Poor People's Campaign sent a delegation out here in May 2017, we had to scrap the first day's itinerary to perform yet another last-minute funeral. Civil rights veteran Bob Zellner was the first to roll up his sleeves and don an apron washing dishes at the funeral reception. At Chaplains on the Harbor we've been forced to learn how to turn organizing tours into funerals, and turn funerals into base building events.
We are sick to death of the funerals. So for the short term, we are leaning on Narcan. For the long term, we are working toward a comprehensive reentry program that connects our brilliant young incarcerated leaders to housing, decent employment, health care, therapy, recovery support, and ongoing popular education upon release. Many of our young adults emerge from prison with skills in carpentry and culinary arts. We seek to hire them to rebuild the physical ruins of Grays Harbor County, to feed local people who are starving in the midst of natural abundance, and to always keep an eye on the horizon by studying and learning from other people's struggles for liberation. We believe that nobody's more qualified to be a "restorer of streets to live in" (Isaiah 58) than a kid who's had to live on the streets for most of their life.
This may sound like an absurd pipe dream, especially for a place so slammed by poverty and heroin, but we have confronted far greater absurdities in this work. And we have also confronted the powerful grit, resilience, and redemptive labor of our community, which we know better than to underestimate. After all, the powers and principalities of this world wouldn't be working so hard to try and kill us if we weren't so strong.
For more on organizing the Poor People's Campaign in Washington State, check out the second episode of AMERICA WILL BE: "Poverty is Violence," for footage of The People's Trial in Grays Harbor County earlier this year.
Tomorrow, join us in Seattle for the Washington State Mass Meeting of the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, as we continue our call to unite the poor and dispossessed across the nation for a moral revival from below, to end poverty, racism, militarism, and environmental degradation forever.
More posts like this one:
We Will Not Be Divided! – Statements on DACA from the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival
On the same day President Trump and Attorney General Sessions called on Congress to help them move to end DACA, Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival co-chairs Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis and Bishop William J. Barber, II led a press conference decrying this white supremacist action from the front lines of the Poor People's Campaign in Detroit, Michigan.
Hope, Narcan and Revolution—A Reflection by Aaron Scott of Chaplains on the Harbor
Aaron Scott of Chaplains on the Harbor reflects on hope, revolution, and Narcan in Grays Harbor County, Washington: "Here in Grays Harbor County, WA, there's an absence of adequate structural response to our opioid overdose death rates. So like Chicago today, and like the Panthers of the past, we are organizing to honor and protect lives threatened by an existing system that wants poor people dead."
"Jews and Rednecks Ready to Ride for Each Other" — Aaron Scott at Kadima, Seattle, WA
Rabbi David Basior serves on the Washington Coordinating Committee of the Poor People's Campaign, and also as Rabbi to Kadima Reconstructionist Community in Seattle. He invited Aaron Scott, organizer at Chaplains on the Harbor and member of the National Steering Committee, to come teach on the Campaign at a recent Shabbat service at Kadima. Here are Aaron's remarks.
You Cannot Wash Your Hands of the Poor: Rev. Shawna Foster on the People's Revival
Rev. Shawna Foster, Board Chair of Iraq Veterans Against the War, reports on "The People's Trial and Revival" in Aberdeen, WA, hosted by Chaplains on the Harbor as part of our National Truth Commission on the Right to Not Be Poor.


Many novice create their blog on Blogger.com just for fun and named it without planning. Many of them even don't know why and for which purpose they had created that blog. But, after sometime they realize the importance of having a personal blog for sharing knowledge through posting contents, images and videos and for making money online.
One of the reason for changing your blog name may be that there are a bunch of other blogger blogs or websites with exactly same or similar titles.
Some blogger initially start blogging career with writing on some different things including Finance, Shopping, Social Media, News, Online Marketing, Technology etc. and thereafter decide to write on something else or choose a specific topic according to their knowledge base. There may be different reasons for changing your blog name and address.
This will be good practice to think about the future of your blog and creating a brand name for your own blog/site. Thus, at the time of choosing the unique name of your blog remind that this name will become your blog Marque and visitors will revisit your blog searching for that name or brand.
In my opinion, you must go for the short name of your blog instead the long title. The small blog title will not only help your blog users to remember your blog name but it also good for creating your blog profile on social media networks.
This is one of the keen part of your decision while changing your blog URL. I mean you should always think about the future of your blog. Initially, you may use sub-domain (example.blogspot.com) freely provided by Blogger but at the same time you must remember one thing that in future you will use your own custom domain replacing the blogspot from blog address.
You will definitely lose your blog traffic due to changing the name and address of your blog. Changing your blog name might confuse some of your blog visitors. So, to prevent your blog from low traffics/visits, you must announced the new blog name and URL to all your blog readers/users one or two months before the changing through Newsletter in subscribers mail box, Noticeboard on blog, Google+, Facebook and Twitter etc.
Follow these simple steps to rename your blog and give a new brand name.
Click on blog title and go to the setting tab from left sidebar menu.
Now, click on edit text link button (Shown in the screenshot below) next to Tile displayed on top under basic heading. Finally, replace the old blog name with new one and click on save changes.
Follow, the first and second steps as mentioned above and then proceed for the next steps hereunder.
Click on edit text link (Shown in the screenshot below) next to Blog Address under publishing heading in setting tab itself.
Now, write your unique and new blog address (subdomain) and save it.
i changed title and URL of my blog. can i recover my original blog?
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Twelve percent of real estate agents indicate that better time management is the most important aspect of earning more money this year, according to The Voice of the Real Estate Agent, published by Real Estate Express. Respondents in the report share that those who are successful in owning their time rely on several habits, including building out their real estate team.
Your life as a real estate professional can be fast-paced and demanding. Scheduling, taking calls and handling everyday details can distract from big-picture goals, which is why many real estate agents and brokers hire a real estate assistant. If you're at a point in your career that requires your attention in many different places at once, enlisting the help of an assistant can both help you stay organized and maintain your sanity.
Need someone to lighten the load? Here are some ways to get started in the process to hire a real estate assistant.
Step 1: Decide if you're ready hire a real estate assistant.
If any of the above sounds like you, it might be time to hire a real estate assistant.
Step 2: Create a job listing.
Step 3: Advertise your real estate assistant position.
It's time to get the word out! You can post your job listing online using career-oriented sites like Indeed or LinkedIn, but there are other ways to connect with potential assistants, as well. Someone who is studying real estate might be attracted to the position to learn about the inner workings of an office, so be sure to reach out to recent graduates. You can do so by sending the job description to local universities or getting in contact with professors of a similar field of study or through real estate training programs.
Additionally, asking your business associates for referrals could be the quickest and most efficient way to connect with an assistant.
Step 4: Create a list of qualities to look for.
Once you get a pool of potential hires, lay out what is most important to you in an assistant. Do you value personality over technical skills? Are you looking for experience in real estate, or someone with general experience assisting a professional? Make a list of qualities you're looking for—try to find someone who will compensate for areas where you're weak or in areas that can be easily delegated and make a huge impact on how much time you have available each week.
Step 5: Determine what questions to ask in an interview.
I see on your resume that you worked at a company for a year. Why did you decide to leave?
Tell me about your time at that company. What did you learn?
What would you bring to my office that I don't currently have?
What are your weaknesses and strengths as an employee?
Are you willing to work on the weekends or in the evenings?
You can always throw in an unexpected question to see how they think on their feet. An example of this is, "If you were part of a car, what part would you be?" It may sound strange, but asking a question like this gauges how the assistant will handle pressure, which is important.
Describe your former employer. It's not necessarily a bad sign if your interviewee parted on bad terms with their last employer, but if they're excessively bad-mouthing an employer, that could be a red flag.
Ask for specific work examples. A lack of examples could demonstrate a lack of experience. This isn't necessarily a red flag, especially for an entry-level position, but it is something you'll have to weigh. Ideally, even an entry-level candidate will have some volunteer or life experience they can use for an example.
Ask if you can run a background check. If a prospective employee objects to this, that's definitely a red flag.
Money can be an uncomfortable topic, but it's better to be up-front about it. Detail the pay you're willing to provide and make sure the candidate is on the same page. A professional assistant will need to make at least minimum wage. You can get an idea of how much other assistants in your niche are making by searching websites such as Payscale and Glassdoor.
Step 7: Onboard a new assistant.
Introduce them to any coworkers they might be seeing regularly.
Show them the workspace, filing cabinets, calendar and other important systems.
Familiarize your assistant with your top clients.
Emphasize communication as crucial going forward.
Ask if they have questions to eliminate confusion.
Take them to lunch to establish good rapport.
Create a 30-day onboarding plan that you can work through with them.
Step 8: Assess your assistant.
Now that you have time to tackle the real estate projects you couldn't before, focus on growth. Gaining an assistant marks an important time in your career, as it signals a high level of accomplishment. Channel your energy toward your bigger goals now that there is someone to sweat the small stuff.


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Real Madrid won both titles in 1964, 1965, 1968, 1974, 1980 and 2015.
Real Madrid ended the 2017/2018 season winning the two most important club titles. The European Cup, the tenth in the club's history, and the Endesa League, number 34. It's the seventh double in 116 years of existence after those won in the 1963/64, 1964/65, 1967/68, 1973/74, 1979/80 and 2014/15 season, the latter the most successful in the club's history.
First double
The Real Madrid of 63/64, led by Joaquín Hernández, won its seventh league by finishing first in the final group ahead of Barcelona, Aismalíbar, Estudiantes, Juventud de Badalona, Picadero and Águilas. After three consecutive European finals, the team that had in its ranks Emiliano, Luyk and Burgess, among others, won the first European Cup by beating Spartak Brno over two games (110-89 and 84-64).
Second double
Pedro Ferrándiz led the Real Madrid of 64/65, winning the cup as well as the double. In the eighth league triumph, they only lost one match, while in the European Cup, the second consecutive, they beat Stankovic and Korac's Belgrade OKK in the semifinals and TSKA Moscow in the final. The Whites lost 88-81 at the Lenin Stadium, but came back in Madrid 76-62.
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In the 1967/68 season, with Pedro Ferrándiz again at the helm, Real Madrid were crowned league champions for the tenth time and lifted their fourth European title. In the final, played in Lyon, the Whites beat Spartak Brno in a single game by 98-95, led by the trio Allen (26 points), Luyk (24) and Brabender (22).
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73/74 was the season of Emiliano Rodríguez's retirement and the arrival of Walter Szczerbiak. Real Madrid won their sixteenth league and did so without losing in the 28 rounds. With the 30 rounds from the previous season, the whites made it 58 games unbeaten. The fifth European Cup came on April 3, 1974 in Nantes with victory against Ignis Varese by 84-82.
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In the 79/80 season with Lolo Sáinz on the bench, Real Madrid won their 21st League, sealed in the last game in a tough fight with Barcelona. The seventh European Cup was won in Berlin against Maccabi, who they beat 89-85 in the final, with 27 points from Rullan.
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The 14/15 season went down in the club's history for winning four titles, five if we include the Intercontinental, which was played in September 2015. The team led by Pablo Laso won League number 32 for the club, beating Barcelona 3-0 in the final. And the ninth European Cup, the first EuroLeague, in front of their fans at El Palacio, defeating Olympiacos by 78-57.
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The season that has just ended will be remembered because Real Madrid overcame injuries and was crowned EuroLeague champions in Belgrade, after beating CSKA Moscow in the semifinals (93-82) and Fenerbahçe in the final (85-80). A month later, they won the 34th league in the club's history after defeating Baskonia 3-1 in a spectacular playoff final.
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Portlethen railway station serves the town of Portlethen in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is sited  from Carlisle via Perth, and is between Stonehaven and Aberdeen, on the Dundee to Aberdeen line.

History
The station was opened on 1 April 1850. After closure in 1956, the station was reopened nearly 30 years later on 17 May 1985.

In 2021, an investigation was started after trains went through an emergency speed restriction near the station close to line speed.

Facilities
Unstaffed, the facilities at the station are minimal, consisting of two car parks (and sets of bike racks), and shelters and benches on each platform. There is, however, step-free access to and between the platforms (the latter via Cookston Road). There is a ticket machine in shelter on platform 2.

Passenger volume
In the year 2004–2005, Portlethen station attracted just under 11,000 (combined entry/exit) passengers. By 2006–07, the annual number of passengers had increased to over 21,000 and by 2012-13 carried around 28,000 passengers per year.  In 2014/15 that had increased to 57,152.

The statistics cover twelve month periods that start in April.

Services
Portlethen previously had a somewhat limited service, with trains only calling early in the morning and evening peaks and at night times with large gaps at certain times during the day, but an improved timetable has accounted for much of the growth in recent years. As of May 2022, there is one train per hour in each direction between Montrose and Inverurie.

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Q: How to make new Zurb Foundation support for IE 7+? I recently build an responsive website. I use Zurb Foundation because some advice and article its the best solution for make responsive website more efficient. But the problem, the new version of Foundation don't support for IE 7+, as you can see here, but I want my website support for all of IE version. Some suggest advice to use old Foundation (i.e. vers 3). But I think the newest version is the best.
My question, any solution to make new Foundation (vers. 4) support for IE?
I need the advice because I'm stack here. Thank you

A: The problem with IE7 and IE8 is that they don't have built in support for media queries.
There are some options which may help you though, cross-browser polyfills that add media query support to old browsers.
The two most popular are respond.js and css3-mediaqueries.js . I've had success with both.
In the head of your page, you test the browser and load one of these scripts if necessary.
Ways I've done this in the past are either with conditional comments:
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<script src="path-to/respond.js"></script>
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or by using modernizr
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// The test: does the browser understand Media Queries?
test : Modernizr.mq('only all'),
// If not, load the respond.js file
nope : '/js/respond.js'
}
]);

Both methods are easy enough to try, and even if though don't help you this specific case, you'll probably get the opportunity to try them again on another site.
Good luck!

A: I wrote this http://justthisguy.co.uk/responsive-sass-and-ie/ that looks at using bootstrap and having sass generate an ie7 stylesheet that defaults to the desktop view. I'm going to work on a foundation version of it at some point. It results in some duplication of css rules but something like https://github.com/addyosmani/grunt-uncss could be used to remove that duplication

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Q: Programatic Full Import in Solr using Java I need to do a full-import with Java to a solr server.
I am trying it this way:
SolrServer srv = new CommonsHttpSolrServer(Settings.getInstance().getSolrURL());
SolrParams s = new SolrQuery("data?command=full-import");
srv.request(new QueryRequest(s));

but it does not work.
The query executed is
params={q=data?command%3Dfull-import&wt=javabin&version=1} hits=0 status=0 QTime=1

So it is actually seeking "data?command=full-import".
Do you know a way to do it programmaticaly in Java?
Thank you

A: You need to use the ModifiableSolrParams object to accomplish this.
SolrServer solr = new CommonsHttpSolrServer("http://localhost:8983/solr");

ModifiableSolrParams params = new ModifiableSolrParams();
params.set("qt", "/dataimport");
params.set("command", "full-import");

QueryResponse response = solr.query(params);


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Q: DevExpress XtraGrid - how to update grid layout I am using DevExpress grids, there are way to save layout, but I have additional question:
Is there possible to update already saved layout, without overwriting it, but only updating, for example columns, which were changed?

A: I can't understand what is the purpose of updating saved layout.
However when you call savelayout after changing columns, it will completely write current layout related information (columns display status, columns view order, sorting information etc.,) to the registry/stream/XML and no possibility for just updating existing layout information.
If you previously applied layout from already saved file, then overwriting the same file (with layout information) will be equivalent to your requirement - updating saved layout.

A: Can I suggest you create a copy of this layout file?
That way you can update the copy and still have the original.

A: This question is asked a long time ago, but there is an possibility to upgrade existing layout files in DevExpress. You have to handle two events:
LayoutUpgrade and BeforeLoadLayout. At the beginning you have to give your layout an version number with the property OptionsLayout.LayoutVersion. When you change your layout, hide some columns, add new columns, add new filters... change the LayoutVersion number. When your application starts, DevExpress compare the existing LayoutVersion number with the new one, if there is a difference LayoutUpgrade event is firing.
DevExpress describe this behaviour here:
Ugrading Layout
I hope this will help.


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Palma awarded C.I. Noll Award for Excellence in Teaching
Chris Palma, teaching professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Penn State, was presented with the C.I. Noll Award for Excellence in Teaching by the Eberly College of Science Alumni Society during an event held on Oct. 5, 2018.
Image: Nate Follmer
Kathryn Twigg
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Chris Palma, teaching professor of astronomy and astrophysics and associate head for undergraduate programs in the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Penn State, has been honored with the 2018 C.I. Noll Award for Excellence in Teaching by the Eberly College of Science Alumni Society.
Instituted in 1972 and named in honor of Clarence I. Noll, dean of the college from 1965 to 1971, the award is the highest honor for undergraduate teaching in the college. Students, faculty members and alumni nominate outstanding faculty members who best exemplify the key characteristics of a Penn State educator, and a committee of students selects the award winners from the group of nominees.
Palma was presented with the award during an event held on the University Park campus on Oct. 5.
"I am really honored to win this award given how many faculty members dedicated to the highest-quality teaching have won it in previous years," said Palma. "It was especially humbling to hear that several students wrote statements on my behalf."
Palma's commitment to teaching and pedagogy is apparent to those who interact with him. One student nominator highlighted Palma's dedication to involving students through questions and activities: "There was never a time when I thought my questions were unnecessary because Dr. Palma always tried to answer them to the best of his ability," the nominator wrote.
In addition to regularly teaching courses in astronomy, Palma co-developed a course for Penn State undergraduate students who intend to teach elementary school or middle school. The course represented a culmination of more than 15 years of continuous learning about pedagogy in astronomy. Given his expertise in this area, Palma also was tasked with developing a new major in the department, partly aimed at students who might want to pursue K-12 teaching or informal science education, among other possible interests. In fall 2013, the planetary science and astronomy major launched at Penn State, and several dozen students have graduated from this major since that time.
"I think that being a teaching faculty member and an adviser has really made me a better instructor," said Palma. "Advisers learn so much about the day-to-day struggles students experience as they try to navigate their undergraduate years, and I think we all need to lead with empathy in all of our interactions with our students."
Palma also has taught summer workshops in astronomy for K-12 science teachers since 2003 and was involved in the development of a new workshop curriculum for K-12 science teachers. He was part of a team that won and successfully completed a seven-year, $9 million award from the National Science Foundation to study astronomy learning in the middle grades and to provide professional development for K-12 science teachers.
Palma joined the Penn State faculty as a postdoctoral fellow in 2001 and soon after became one of the first employees of the Eberly College of Science Outreach Office. Prior to that he taught astronomy at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. He earned master's and doctoral degrees in astronomy at the University of Virginia, and bachelor's degrees in astronomy and astrophysics and in physics at Penn State in 1994.
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Diyasunnatha Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Tampita Rajamaha Viharaya – දියසුන්නත කීර්ති ශ්‍රී රාජසිංහ රජමහා විහාරය
Diyasunnatha Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Tampita Rajamaha Viharaya
The Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Rajamaha Vihara is a foremost Buddhist Vihara in Rambukkana. The Maha Pirivena at the Vihara provides education to monks and lay students. The Vihara is closely connected to the Buddhist renaissance of the Kandy period. The commencement of current Vihara is attributed to the Rev. Kadiragoda Medhankare, a member of the community led by Welivita Sri Saranankara Upali Thera who brought the practice of higher ordination from Siam and established the sima (limits for monastic rites) at this temple and granted higher ordination to 10 monks. But according to folklore, the history of this temple goes as far as king Vijayabahu III (1232-1236) where he is supposed to have built a 3 storied image house at this temple.
There are many religious buildings within the precincts of this Vihara. The small shrine room the older of the two shrine rooms found in the premises was open and we made our way inside through its basement along a narrow and steep flight of wooden steps resembling a ladder. Upstairs the entrance door frame to the tiny shrine room was heavily carved in wood. The paintings on either side of the doorway and inside the shrine room were elaborate.
Another much larger shrine room was built on a higher and elevated ground. It is believed that this building was originally built by king Vijayabahu III (1232-1236). The year 1877 can be seen at the entrance of this building. It has gone through renovations even after that. The large stone carved door frame of this shrine is notable. An inscription written in Sanskrit can be seen on one side of the stone frame. According a report in 1892 by HCP Bell, this building is 28 feet long and 14 feet wide. A 27 feet reclining Buddha statue filled this building. Two standing statues of Buddha and Saman daeity was on the right to the main Buddha statue. Another seated Buddha statue was kept close to the door. The roof was painted with lotus flower designs and the 12 zodiac signs. But unfortunately none of these exists today. What you see today is a single seated Buddha image and two statues of chief disciples which have been built in the recent past.
Behind this building is a dagoba of historical significance. The Vihara received the the patronage of King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe (1747 -1782) and the paintings had been executed by the artists of the Degaldorawa in the Kandyan sittara tradition. It is said that a donation by King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe of a padded cloth decorated with ancient motifs which was possibly intended to be used as a carpet measuring 5 ½' x 4 ½' is preserved in the temple.
The two storied Tampita Viharaya at this temple is built on a 2 feet six inch platform. Four timber pillars with a height of 6 feet 4 inches and the walls of the lower floor holds up the Tampita Viharaya at the top. These walls are 2 feet 6 inches thick. The ground floor is 25 x 25 feet in size with two entrances. A wooden staircase is built on the side the reach the Tampita Viharaya. The inner chamber of the image house is 10 feet long and 8 feet 6 inches wide. A circumambulating path is built around the image house. The path is 4 feet wide at the front and 2 feet wide on the other 3 sides.
A large wooden door frame, 6 feet 8 inches high and 4 feet wide with carvings can be seen at the entrance to the inner chamber. A Sansa Puttuwa is carved at the cross bar of the frame with creeper signs cover the rest of the area. Two lions can be seen on side bars of the frame. Unfortunately the original frescos have been repainted over losing their originality. But some original paintings have been recovered on the outer wall during the restoration by the Archaeology Department.
Primary Sources : Heritage of Sabaragamuwa: major natural, cultural, and historic sites by Dr H.A.P. Abhayavardhana
Sri Lankawe Tampita Vihara by Kusumsiri Wijayawardhana
Map of Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Rajamaha Vihara
Travel Directions to Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Rajamaha Vihara
This Vihara is situated in the village of Diyasunnata about 1 kilometre from the Rambukkana town on the Rambukkana- Mawanella road. An Archeology Department board marks the turn-off to the Vihara.
Route from Colombo to Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Rajamaha Vihara
Route from Kegalle (Kandy Road) to Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe Rajamaha Vihara
Though : Colombo Kandy Road – Kegalle – Rambukkana
distance : 95 km
Travel time : 2.5-3.0 hours.
Driving directions : see on google map Though : Rambukkana
distance : 9.5 km
Travel time : 20-40 minutes.
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Trash tracking satellites help Indonesia tackle marine waste
Scientists in Indonesia are using plastic monitoring devices with satellite beacons to monitor the flow of waste in the sea
Indonesia is the world's second-biggest marine waste contributor -- behind only China -- dumping 620,000 tons of plastic waste into its waterways annually
Plastic satellite beacons like this one are wrapped in waterproof covers and tossed into the mouths of rivers; they then transmit data hourly
Waste recycling is only in its infancy in Indonesia, despite some initiatives such as a single-use plastics ban in the capital Jakarta
90 percent of the beacons released are beaching after a few hours or a few days -- though some are still drifting after six months
Lucie GODEAU
Every year, pounding rains wash away mountains of plastic waste from the streets of Jakarta, with some of it ending up as far away as Bali's beaches. So scientists are turning to satellites to trace the rubbish and figure out how to tackle the problem.
Indonesia allows more waste to enter the ocean than any other country apart from China.
The archipelago of nearly 270 million people dumps a whopping 620,000 tonnes of plastic into its waterways annually, a figure the government says it wants to cut by two-thirds over the next five years.
Scientists hope following the waste's movement will help them understand the full extent of the problem and decide how best to collect it based on seasonal, wind and water current patterns.
The World Bank-backed project is a collaboration between a team from Indonesia's maritime affairs ministry and CLS, a subsidiary of France's space agency.
It is an indication of the issue's global importance -- today, there is an estimated 150 million tonnes of plastic circulating in the world's oceans, with more being dumped every minute, according to US-based Ocean Conservancy.
- 'Still in the ocean' -
Since February, the team have deployed satellite beacons at the mouths of rivers around Jakarta, Bandung in Central Java and Palembang on Sumatra island.
"Today we're launching GPS beacons to learn how the plastic debris gets into the sea," says CLS tracking manager Ery Ragaputra, as he tosses a yellow device wrapped in a waterproof cover into the Cisadane river, which empties into the Java Sea near Jakarta.
"These trackers will follow where the trash gathers and where it lands."
Data collected by the beacons, which have a one-year battery life, are transmitted hourly to a satellite that pings the information to CLS headquarters in France, and then back to screens at Indonesia's maritime affairs ministry.
Initial figures are promising, researchers said.
"Ninety percent of the beacons we have released are beaching after a few hours or a few days, which is relatively good news as it makes it easier for the Indonesian authorities to collect (the rubbish)," said Jean-Baptiste Voisin, director of CLS's local subsidiary.
"(But) some waste released six months ago is still drifting, so the debris is still in the ocean," he added.
Among the beacons launched near Jakarta, some have travelled 1,100 kilometres (680 miles) east to the holiday island of Bali, while others from Indonesia's second-biggest city Surabaya have floated all the way to fragile mangroves in westernmost Sumatra.
The goal is to release up to 70 beacons by the end of next year.
- Migration threat -
Cleaning up Indonesia's waters is an immense challenge and these efforts may take years to bear fruit.
While the capital Jakarta has banned single-use plastics, public awareness remains low and waste recycling is only in its infancy. The vast city's rivers are a waste-choked eyesore.
Authorities hope that by identifying plastic drift and how it accumulates, they will be able to collect it more efficiently -- for example by deploying boats to key rubbish sites or equipping the locations with waste-collecting traps.
They think it will also mean they can better anticipate its impact on the environment.
There are concerns about the impact of ingesting microplastics on human health; and plastic waste is a threat to hundreds of marine species and birds.
A sperm whale was found dead in Indonesia two years ago with some 115 plastic cups and 25 plastic bags in its stomach, among the nearly six kilograms (13 pounds) of plastic rubbish discovered in its carcass.
And plastic near Bali is a high risk for turtles migrating across the Java Sea to the island, said Aulia Riza Farhan, the maritime ministry's deputy director for surveillance and fleet operations.
"The most important thing is to know when the marine debris comes into contact with the migration of marine animals like turtles and whales," he added.
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Lawyers for the Duchess of Sussex asked a British judge on Tuesday to settle her lawsuit against a newspaper before it goes to trial by ruling that its publication of a "deeply personal" letter to her estranged father was "a plain and a serious breach of her rights of privacy." Meghan's latest attempt to protect her privacy laid bare more details of her fraught relationship with her estranged father, who claims he has been "vilified" as a dishonest publicity-seeker. The former Meghan Markle, 39, is suing Associated Newspapers for invasion of privacy and copyright infringement over five February 2019 articles in the Mail on Sunday and on the MailOnline website that published portions of a handwritten letter to her father, Thomas Markle, after her marriage to Britain's Prince Harry in 2018.


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Q: Boost geometry: composing polygons from many points I'm coding a physical simulation and after having done the dynamical parts I would like to use some geometric tools to analyze my system. These interesting parts are several clusters of points forming different closed loops (or polygons). The way I parameterized makes it really difficult (at least for me) to separate these loops one from each other. I'm pretty confident about using the boost geometry library for the geometric manipulation of this data, and that's why I'm thinking about sending all these points forming polygons in one boost geometry object (or vector of points simply) and I'm looking for a way of separating them after that using the fact that points too far apart can't be part of the same polygon and then forming several polygons I will manipulate separately.
I haven't manipulated much of boost geometry so far, and I don't know how easy/difficult it can be to implement something like that within it. Are there some default functions that could be of good use in these tasks.
I'm giving you a picture of what I'd like my program to do:

A: You can triangulate the points and remove the longest edges. I use it for my concave hull algorithm: http://www.phpdevpad.de/geofence.


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Sorry, Musical Fans: Hairspray 2 has been pronounced dead. Choreographer Adam Shankman – who directed the 2007 revival of John Waters' campy movie musical – has confirmed that plans for a sequel to the warmly-received flick have been dropped by executives at New Line studios.
Shankman offered no reason for the scrapped sequel plans, which come just months on the heels of Waters' revelation that he had completed a raved-about script for the follow-up after being hired to pen the treatment by the studio.
Hairspray 2 would have reunited much of the cast of its 2007 predecessor, which included Nikki Blonsky, Amanda Bynes, Queen Latifah, Brittany Snow, and John Travolta.


�����Purpose: The purpose of this rule revision is to improve a certified water works operator's ability to comply with minimum requirements for certification, and ensures continuing education requirements are relevant to the operation of a water system. The revision establishes a definition for gross negligence and revises the grandparenting requirement for consistency. The revision also enables the department to take immediate enforcement action for acts of gross negligence.
�����Citation of Existing Rules Affected by this Order: Amending WAC 246-292-010, 246-292-085, 246-292-090, and 246-292-100.
�����Statutory Authority for Adoption: Chapter 70.119 RCW.
����� Adopted under notice filed as WSR 05-01-095 on December 14, 2004.
�����Changes Other than Editing from Proposed to Adopted Version: WAC 246-292-085 Grandparenting, was changed to correct the date that a grandparented operator is subject to requirements for renewals, recertification and reclassification. In response to testimony, the department added back "maintenance and management" to WAC 246-292-010 Definitions, for "relevant water system training" and WAC 246-292-090 Renewal of certificates, and clarified what type of management courses are acceptable to the department.
�����A final cost-benefit analysis is available by contacting Theresa Phillips, P.O. Box 47822, Olympia, WA 98504-7822, phone (360) 236-3147, fax (360) 236-2253, e-mail theresa.phillips@doh.wa.gov.
�����Number of Sections Adopted on the Agency's Own Initiative: New 1, Amended 4, Repealed 0.
�����Number of Sections Adopted in Order to Clarify, Streamline, or Reform Agency Procedures: New 1, Amended 4, Repealed 0.
�����Number of Sections Adopted Using Negotiated Rule Making: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0; �����Pilot Rule Making: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0; or Other Alternative Rule Making: New 1, Amended 4, Repealed 0.
���� "Available" means based on system size, complexity, and source water quality, a certified operator must be on-site or able to be contacted as needed to initiate the appropriate action in a timely manner.
���� "Certificate" means a certificate of competency issued by the department stating that the operator has met the requirements for the specified operator classification of the certification program.
���� "Certified operator" means a person who has met the applicable requirements of this chapter and holds a valid certificate.
���� "Complex filtration technology" means conventional, direct, in-line or diatomaceous earth filtration.
���� "Community water system" means any Group A water system providing service to fifteen or more service connections used by year-round residents for one hundred eighty or more days within a calendar year, regardless of the number of people, or regularly serving twenty-five year-round (i.e., more than one hundred eighty days per year) residents. Examples of a community water system might include a municipality, subdivision, mobile home park, apartment complex, college with dormitories, nursing home, or prison.
���� "Continuing education unit (CEU)" means a nationally recognized unit of measurement similar to college credits. One CEU is awarded for every ten contact hours of participation in an organized continuing education experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction and qualified instruction. Forty-five relevant CEUs equals forty-five relevant college quarter credits or thirty relevant college semester credits as determined by the department.
���� "Contract operator" means a person in charge of the daily operational activities of three or more public water systems.
���� "Cross connection control program" means the administrative and technical procedures the owner implements to protect the public water system from contamination via cross-connections as required in WAC 246-290-490.
���� "Department" means the Washington state department of health, through the secretary of health or the secretary's designee.
���� "Distribution system" means all piping components of a public water system that serves to convey water from transmission mains linked to source, storage and treatment facilities to the consumer excluding individual services.
���� "Grandparenting" means the exemption for the existing operator in responsible charge from meeting the initial education, experience and examination requirements for the class of certification the system has been assigned.
���� (3) The degree to which the alleged violation endangered public health.
���� Significant and relatively rapid shifts in water characteristics such as turbidity, temperature, conductivity, or pH closely correlating to climatological or surface water condition.
���� "Group A water system" means a public water system providing service such that it meets the definition of a public water system provided in the 1996 amendments to the federal Safe Drinking Water Act (Public Law 104-182, Section 101, subsection b). Group A water systems are further defined as community and noncommunity water systems (see other definitions).
���� Any number of people for less than sixty days within a calendar year.
���� � Assists authorities in establishing new and updating existing certification programs.
���� "Noncommunity water system" means a Group A water system that is not a community water system. Noncommunity water systems are further defined as nontransient noncommunity (NTNC) and transient noncommunity (TNC).
���� "Nontransient noncommunity water system (NTNC)" means a Group A water system that provides service to twenty-five or more of the same nonresidential people for one hundred eighty or more days within a calendar year. Examples of a NTNC water system include a school or day care center, or a business, factory, motel or restaurant with twenty-five or more employees on-site.
���� "Owner" means any agency, subdivision of the state, municipal corporation, firm, company, mutual or cooperative association, institution, partnership, or person or any other entity that holds as property, a public water system.
���� "Operating experience" means the routine on-site performance of duties in a water purification plant or distribution system. Those duties affect plant or system performance and/or water quality.
���� "Operating shift" means that period of time during which operator decisions are made and actions are taken that will directly impact water quality and/or quantity of drinking water.
���� "Professional growth reporting period" means a designated time period of not less than three years, in which a certified operator shall demonstrate professional growth.
���� � Collection or pretreatment storage facilities not under control of the owner, but primarily in connection with such system.
���� "Purification plant" means that portion of a public water system that treats or improves the physical, chemical or bacteriological quality of the system's water to bring the water into compliance with state board of health standards. Unit processes installed to perform water filtration, ion exchange, electrodialysis, reverse osmosis, or iron and manganese removal shall be included within the scope of the term purification plant. Unit processes installed to allow in-line fluoridation, in-line chlorination, or chemical addition to inhibit corrosion are not included within the scope of the term purification plant.
���� (4) Is directly related to managing the operation or maintenance of a water system. Examples of acceptable management training include drinking water regulatory compliance, capacity development, rate setting, financial viability, water system security, and responding to drinking water emergencies.
���� "Responsible charge" means the operator(s) designated by the owner to be the certified operator(s) who makes the decisions regarding the daily operational activities of a public water system, water treatment facility and/or distribution system that will directly impact water quality and/or quantity of drinking water including, but not limited to, decisions concerning process control and system integrity.
���� "Satellite management agency (SMA)" means a person or entity that is approved by the department to own or operate public water systems on a regional or county-wide basis without the necessity for a physical connection between such systems.
���� "Service connection" means a connection to a public water system designed to provide water to a single family residence, or other residential or nonresidential population.
���� "Significant noncomplier" means a system that is violating or has violated department rules, and the violation may create, or has created an imminent or a significant risk to human health. Such violations include, but are not limited to, repeated violations of monitoring requirements, failure to address an exceedance of permissible levels of regulated contaminants, or failure to comply with treatment technique standards or requirements.
���� � Twenty-five or more of the same people each day for sixty or more days, but less than one hundred eighty days within the calendar year.
���� "Validated exam" means an exam that is independently reviewed by subject matter experts to ensure that the exam is based on a job analysis and related to the classification of the system or facility.
WAC 246-292-031 Certified operator duties. (1) The certified operator shall operate the public water system with due care and diligence for protecting public health and shall abide by applicable state and federal drinking water laws and regulations.
���� (2) The certified operator shall operate the water system consistent with experience and training appropriate to their level of certification.
���� (3) The certified operator shall perform his or her duties in accordance with this section. Failure to do so may threaten public health and safety which could result in the suspension or revocation of his or her certification.
WAC 246-292-085 Grandparenting. (((1) This section expires two years after its effective date.
���� (a) Is a Group A system serving less than 100 services that has not been identified as a SNC and is not a GWI or surface water source system.
���� (c) Has not had a notice of imposition of penalty issued in the last five years under current ownership.
���� (3) The owner shall apply for the grandparent certification by completing a department application identifying the operator to be grandparented. The operator identified by the owner must have been in responsible charge of the water system prior to the effective date of this section. Subsequent operators are not eligible for grandparenting.
���� (4) The operator identified by the owner shall complete and submit an application and application fee in accordance with WAC 246-292-160, Table 2.
���� (((7))) (2) A grandparented operator shall meet all certification renewal requirements under the provisions of WAC 246-292-090; ((and must complete the first professional growth reporting period by December 31, 2003.
���� (((9))) (4) If plant or distribution system classification changes to a higher level, the grandparent certification is no longer valid; and the owner and operator shall comply with chapter 246-292 WAC.
WAC 246-292-090 Renewal of certificates. (1) The operator must renew his or her certificate ((shall be renewed)) by January 1st of each year.
���� (b) Demonstrates completion of required professional growth in accordance with subsections (3) and (4) of this section. The ((applicant shall)) operator must provide evidence of professional growth acceptable to the department within the designated professional growth reporting period as described in the department guideline titled, Water Works Certification Program Guideline.
���� (v) CCS to WDM, WTPO, BTO, or WDS.
���� (4) To demonstrate professional growth, a ((holder of a)) certified BAT ((certification shall)) must satisfactorily complete the department's backflow assembly tester professional growth examination during each professional growth reporting period.
���� (5) If an operator fails to renew his or her certificate, the department shall notify ((an)) the operator ((failing to renew the operator certificate)) by December 31st, that the certificate is temporarily valid for two months beginning January 1st.
���� (6) ((A certificate not renewed during the two month period)) If an operator fails to renew the certificate within the two-month period, the certificate is invalid. The department shall notify the ((holder)) operator in writing of an invalid certificate ((with notice in writing)).
���� (7) An operator ((failing)) who fails to renew ((their)) his or her certification ((under provisions of this section)) may reapply for certification ((and shall)), but must meet the requirements for a new applicant.
���� (c) Intentionally violates the requirements of this chapter or ((any)) department statutes, rules or orders.
���� (2) Except in a case of fraud, deceit, or gross negligence, the department may not revoke or suspend a certificate under subsection (1)(c) of this section until the department ((shall provide written notice of violation and reasonable)) notifies the operator in writing of the violation and provides an opportunity for ((correction prior)) the operator to ((taking action on revocation or suspension of a certificate.
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Junk Food Addict Drank 11 Liters of Pop a Day, Loses 250lbs to Become a US Marine
(Courtesy of Kenny Dunn)
Recovering Alcoholic Addict Celebrates Four Years Sober With Epic Transformation Pictures
A recovering alcoholic from Vancouver, Washington, is celebrating four years sober. After making the decision to quit drinking, the man underwent an epic mind and body transformation that has resulted in a new lease on life.
On Nov. 2, Kenny Dunn shared incredible side-by-side selfies on Instagram in a bid to celebrate his progress and motivate others. "The Progression of Sobriety, 24 hours vs 4 years," he captioned. "One day at a time."
When he entered recovery in 2016, Dunn, now 38, was drinking up to 24 drinks a day and blacking out weekly. The addiction took root back when Dunn was a 350-pound (approx. 159-kilogram) college student but spun out of control in 2009.
Dunn's drinking and wild mood swings became too much for his wife, Julie, to handle. She begged him to quit, but even after reaching a year sober, Dunn would relapse.
Due to his addiction, Dunn would say hurtful things to his wife and not even remember the next day what he said that would lead her to weep.
"I was remorseful, but I didn't even know what I did," Dunn, a railway engineer, told Best Life. "It was almost as if another person was controlling me."
However, in 2016, Dunn felt desperate until a wakeup call stirred him into drastic action. One night after putting his son, Parker, to bed, Dunn decided to not drink more than three beers but instead ended up drinking 19 beers in three hours.
The next day, sick, shocked, and riddled with guilt, Dunn then reached out to a friend who had become sober for a year and asked for her help. The friend drove him to a 12-step meeting, where he found hope for the first time in years.
At meetings, Dunn gained the support he needed to understand his addiction and the tools he needed to problem-solve without resorting to alcohol.
To complement the program, Dunn threw himself into a radical diet and lifestyle overhaul. Early into recovery, he began following a ketogenic diet, which made him lose a lot of weight. He began understanding how carbs were beneficial when eaten in smaller quantities.
"I spent most of my life battling a sugar addiction and like most Americans, I was obese as a result," Dunn told Bored Panda. "Once I had detoxed myself from sugar and carbs, I was able to see more clearly which carbs were good for my body and which ones were bad."
Additionally, Dunn also has been doing Yoga workouts, dumbbell lifting, kettlebell lifting, and riding an exercise bike. Dunn's workout routine is the antithesis of his previously sedentary drinking days.
Uniting with six other men on their own fitness journeys, the group coined itself a nickname: "Team Savages." Dunn described his exercise journey as one of the most "spiritually enlightening" experiences of his life.
"I could never have gotten into the best shape of my life at 38 years old if I hadn't been consistent," he reflected. "Being held accountable to my workouts every single day was a major obstacle at first, but today it feels as natural as waking up and making breakfast."
"I once was a man who couldn't do more than a single push-up let alone a pull-up," Dunn added. "In the month of October 2020, I racked up 1,500 pull-ups and 7,000 push-ups."
"I'm sure it sounds like a lot," Dunn reflected, thinking of his diet and exercise overhaul, "but it will never add up with the amount of time I wasted drunk on the couch."
The husband and father of one also saved more than US$36,000 since 2016 that he would have spent on alcohol, according to the Daily Mail.
In addition to all the changes he experienced, he also wishes to help others achieve their sobriety goals, and he thus decided to start a podcast.
The former addict's "What's Next? Evolving in Recovery Podcast" has one published episode to date. Dunn is on the lookout for future guests who are living their best lives and wish to share their stories.
"Now I'm the father and husband I always wanted to be," Dunn told the Daily Mail. "My relationship has improved so much and I'm so proud of my son. He's so good at everything he does and everything he tries to do."
"I intend to never drink again but we take each day at a time," he reflected. "My entire life revolves around recovery, and because of that I believe I won't do it again."


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Tesla's Market Value Overtakes Ford
Tesla's market value has overtaken that of Ford after shares in the electric car maker added more than 7%.
At the close of trading Tesla had a market value of $49bn (£38bn), compared with Ford's value of $46bn.
Tesla's shares rose on Monday after the company announced record vehicle deliveries in the first three months of the year.
The firm delivered more than 25,000 cars in the first quarter, up 70% on the same quarter last year.
While Tesla's sales are growing fast they are still a fraction of Ford's, which sold almost 6.7 million vehicles in 2016. Tesla delivered 76,000 electric cars last year.
However, investors are excited about the growth potential of Tesla. This year it plans to start selling a cheaper car in the US, the Model 3, which it hopes will have mass market appeal.


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Vatican health experts 'dismayed' by Nobel prize for IVF co-developer
Prof. Robert Edwards and Dr. Jose-Maria Simon Castellvi
Rome, Italy, Oct 5, 2010 / 11:52 am
The International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations has declared its disagreement with Prof. Robert Edwards being awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his work in developing in vitro fertilization. The problems of infertility, the group said in an official statement, must be solved within an ethical framework which respects the dignity of the embryo as a human being.
A statement from the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations (FIAMC) from Oct. 4 was released by the Holy See's Press Office on Tuesday concerning the recent announcement that Cambridge University professor-emeritus Robert Edwards was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his part in developing human IVF.
"As Catholics we believe in the absolute dignity of the human person, created in the image and likeness of God," FIAMC declared in the statement signed by their president Dr. Jose Maria Simon Castellvi. "That dignity exists from the earliest moment of the conception of the new human being, and remains with them to their natural death."
Noting the "enormous cost," that of undermining human dignity, with which IVF has "brought happiness" to couples who have conceived through this method, FIAMC decried the use of millions of embryos, thus human beings, created and discarded "as experimental animals destined for destruction." This use of human embryos, added the statement, "has led to a culture where they are regarded as commodities rather than the precious individuals which they are."
"As Catholic doctors," we at FIAMC "recognize that pain that infertility brings to a couple, but equally," they said, "we believe that the research and treatment methods needed to solve the problems of infertility have to be conducted within an ethical framework which respects the special dignity of the human embryo, which is no different from that of a mature adult with a brilliant mind."
Concluding the statement protesting the Nobel Prize for Edwards, FIAMC observed that "the history of our salvation by Jesus Christ shows us that mankind suffers when it forgets or ignores the fact that God is our creator and we are his creatures."
"We can only be fully human," the group said, "when we live in accordance with the will of God respecting the special dignity which is accorded to all human beings."
The award was also denounced by Archbishop Ignacio Carrasco de Paula, the head of the Pontifical Academy for Life, who said on Monday that giving the Nobel Prize for Medicine to Robert Edwards encourages the "marketing" of human embryos and that the professor "opened the wrong door" with his research.
"Without Edwards there would not be a market for eggs, without Edwards there would not be freezers full of embryos waiting to be transferred to a uterus, or more likely waiting to be used in research or perhaps waiting to die abandoned and forgotten by all," the archbishop commented to Vatican Radio.


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UK workers miss out on £962m in unclaimed expenses
17 Aug 2018 11:31 am | Molly Dyson | 0 Comments
Lost receipts and unclaimed costs mean UK employees are likely missing out on £962 million in expense reimbursement, according to new research.
A study by Barclaycard for the 50th anniversary of the launch of the first corporate credit card shows the average value of unclaimed expenses totalled £123 per person among those that have failed to submit their expenses.
Despite the growing popularity of corporate cards, 48 per cent of employees still use their own money to cover business costs.
The news comes after Conferma estimated UK employees are essentially 'lending' their companies £321 million through expenses.
Almost six in ten of those polled by Barclaycard have failed to file their expenses, with 37 per cent saying the value is 'too low to be worth the hassle' and 33 per cent saying they simply lost the receipt needed for the claim.
Barclaycard's research found a raft of interesting changes in expense behaviour in the last 50 years.
Rather worryingly, less than one in five (16 per cent) of respondents have access to a corporate card. It's understandable, then, that 49 per cent of employees are frustrate by having to pay for business expenses out of their own pocket and waiting for reimbursement.
As a result, 37 per cent of Barclaycard respondents experienced cash flow problems and one in ten had missed a payment on a personal credit card while waiting for their company to pay them back.
However, respondents said they were happy to claim for even the smallest expense, with £7.36 being the average lowest claim. Nearly half said they believe any spending during the working day, including coffee, can be considered a business expense and should be claimed. One in six also said they even claim for items costing under a pound.
Despite this, UK employees gave a long list of chores they'd rather do over filling out a manual expense claim, including taking care of the weekly shop, taking the bins out and cleaning the house, among others.
Annie Shaw, personal finance expert, said: "It's now 50 years since a credit card in the name of a business, rather than a consumer, came on to the market – so it's eye-opening that, after all this time, only one in five UK workers who incur expenses have access to one. With some resorting to paying out of their own pocket to cover company costs, it's clear action needs to be taken to prevent employees footing the bill. However, the responsibility also lies with the individual and there are several simple steps everyone can take to make sure they claim back any business costs they've paid for.
"It may sound simple, but my main advice for those who submit expenses is to make sure it's done on time. It's also important to hang on to receipts – making use of email receipts where possible for ease – and trying to make regular time in the working week to go through the process. There are also several ways businesses can make it easier for workers to complete their expenses, including providing corporate credit cards and encouraging them to submit claims on time."
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Scott Winter Whitehead, 58, Fargo, ND, died Tuesday, January 8, 2019, at Sanford Health Medical Center in Fargo. Services were previously held.
Robert Francis Woodbury, 78, of Fargo, ND, passed away in Essentia Health Hospital, Fargo, ND, on Wednesday, January 9, 2019. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, January 17, 2019, at 2:00 P.M. with a time for family and friends to gather from 1:00 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. at Wright Funeral Home, Moorhead, MN.
Lola R. Dudgeon, 67, of Moorhead, MN, died Friday, January 11, 2019, at her home. No services will be held.
Pastor Roger Leonhardt, a longtime resident of Devils Lake, North Dakota died early Monday morning January 7th at Bethany Homes on University, surrounded by his loving family. Roger was 79 years old. Services were previously held.
Luella E. Carlson, 89, of Fargo, North Dakota passed away Wednesday, January 9, 2019, at Bethany Retirement Living surrounded by her family. Services were previously held.
Emil Wieland, Fargo, North Dakota, formerly of Jamestown, North Dakota, passed away peacefully on Thursday, January 10, 2019. A private family ceremony will be held.
Betty Lund, 77, beloved mother, was called to her eternal resting place on Thursday, January 10, 2019 at Eventide Fargo. Services were previously held.
Elizabeth Katherine Ellis (nee Slone) passed peacefully after a brief illness on Monday, January 7, 2019, while in hospice care at Eventide on Eighth, Moorhead, MN. Visitation will begin at 10 AM, followed by a celebration of her life at 11 AM, Friday, January 18, 2019, in Korsmo Funeral Chapel, Moorhead. There will be a reception at Parkview Terrace, Moorhead, beginning at 4:30 PM.
David A. Nobis, 74, of Detroit Lakes, MN, formerly of Moorhead, MN, died Tuesday, January 8, 2019, in Essentia-St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit Lakes. Services were previously held.
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Garfield Center Announces the Opening of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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On February 8th director Gil Rambach will be opening a new show at the Garfield Center for the Arts; Edward Albee's famous drama, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?A veteran theatre teacher and director, Rambach is making his directing debut at the Garfield since he moved to the area in 2017.
Featuring a powerhouse cast of local theatre favorites, this story follows History professor George (Bradley Chaires) and his boozy wife, Martha (Jen Friedman), as they return late one Saturday night from a cocktail party at the home of the college president, Martha's father. Martha announces that she invited another couple, newly appointed instructor Nick (Lyle Pinder) and his timid wife, Honey (Brianna Johnson), over for a nightcap. When the younger couple arrive, the night erupts into a no-holds-barred torrent of marital angst and verbal tirades.
Please note that due to the mature content of the show, it might not be appropriate for audience members under the age of 16.
The show runs for three weekends, with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm, February 8 – 24.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is sponsored by The Hedgelawn Foundation. The 2019 season of plays at the Garfield is also dedicated to the memory of Judy Kohl, a board member, patron, benefactor and friend who is missed dearly.


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Dance Movement Psychotherapy with People with Learning Disabilities. Out of the Shadows, into the Light. Unkovich, Butté & Butler. eds. 2017. London: Routledge
Ambivalence, Boundaries, Edges and Expansion: Relatedness and collaboration in a dance movement psychotherapy and music therapy group for adults with learning disabilities
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