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Japan is Southern California’s largest direct foreign investor and thus plays a vital role in our regional and national economies. Please join us as our panel of experts share perspectives on the research project, “Japan Matters for America / America Matters for Japan,” a comprehensive and multi-activity effort to demonstrate and track Japan’s importance to the U.S. and the U.S. importance to Japan. This research project is produced in collaboration between the East-West Center in Washington, D.C. and the The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, with additional data and analysis provided by the Japan Center for International Exchange.
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Israeli children's favorite TV star 'Yuval HaMebulbal' was the focus of unlikely attention on Wednesday.
Israeli children's TV star 'Yuval HaMebulbal' ('Confused Yuval') caused an unlikely uproar on Wednesday when the temporary location of his filming set in the West Bank was mistaken for a new Israeli settler outpost by Palestinian media.
Calm was only restored when photos later emerged of the true reason for the "outpost" - the set of a movie featuring 'Yuval HaMebulbal', who is famous for being remarkably confused, among both toddlers and parents alike.
The outrage commenced when Palestinian activist Nazmi Salman posted a message on social media stating that a group of Israeli settlers had established a new outpost close to the West Bank city of Ariel. Salman described heavy traffic flow around the site, the pitching of tents and the construction of wooden buildings and electricity lines. Palestinian farmers that approached were ushered away by security.
News of the construction of the "outpost" spread quickly and was even picked up by several major Palestinian news agencies, including popular Palestinian Authority network Ma'an.
On Twitter, Ma'an announced that "Israeli settlers take over Palestinian lands in Salfit, erect illegal outpost."
The reality was that it was a set-up for a children's film due for release next summer.
The filming forms part of a campaign to promote Israeli movie production in the Samaria Regional Council area of the West Bank.
The star of the controversy, whose real name is Yuval Shem Tov, distanced himself on Thursday from the surprise political storm surrounding him in an interview with Israeli radio station Radio 103.
"I don't know the names of politicians. I only know Spongebob," said Shem Tov. "We set up an imaginary village and it turns out that Palestinians saw this and thought that we had set up a settlement."
Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council that acted to bring the production to the area, said: "I believe that as a result of this movie, many more movies will be filmed here."
"This is a large area with breathtaking views and a local population that is delighted to help and take part," said Dagan. "I still believe that we will transform the Samaria region into the capital culture of Israel."

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The spirit of old-school fighting games is back with Slashers: The Power Battle. Inspired by classic fighting game series like Street Fighter 3, Last Blade, Samurai Shodown and Guilty Gear, Slashers: The Power Battle delivers it all - it's fast; it's full on; it's tactical; it's online and it's FUN!
Create and customize your fighter with "Journey" mode.
Challenge players from around the world with "Net-play" mode.
Learn game mechanics with "Tutorial Lessons".
Access each character's ending and story with "Arcade" mode.
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Test the Web Forward Portland!
Test The Web Forward to conclude PDX Dev Week!
Test the Web Forward is throwing an event in Portland on August 3. The focus of this event is on learning, hacking, and writing tests for W3C specifications. You've spent all week at CascadiaJS 2014 and other events learning about awesome new parts of the Web Platform, now give back, with a great chance to network and learn at the same time. During the event, experts will teach you about W3C specs & W3C testing and will guide you as you help make the Web a better, more interoperable place.
Ian Melven of New Relic and Brad Hill of PayPal will be introducing and hosting a test development session for Content Security Policy, and additional Experts and Speakers will be posted shortly on the Test the Web Forward website.
Here are some photos taken by Jonathan Jeon from Test The Web Forward in Seoul last weekend.
We had a good turnout at the Ritz-Carlton hotel (lovely food!) for talks and preparation on Friday evening, then a day of coding on Saturday. It was the first TestTWF in Seoul so several people needed help with the concept and setting up Git and the test repository.
We also had a video link with Tokyo (WebRTC, of course!) as they held their third TestTWF which added to the fun. The Tokyo crew concentrated on CSS text decoration, HTML ruby and shadow DOM.
AT&T also joined in the video chat from the USA on Saturday morning.
Despite some initial confusion about W3C specs and what to work on, there was a positive attitude and good cooperation between experts and newbies among the tables. Sangwhan was particularly noticeable for his technical help while wearing a teddy bear costume!
There's a core group of friendly, enthusiastic "open webbers" in Seoul so I'm hopeful this will not be the last TestTWF there.
As we wind down 2013, let's reflect on what a great year it's been for Test the Web Forward. We've held five major events around the world where attendees contributed thousands of new testt, added over 1000 new subscribers to our mailing list, built up a rich set of centralized W3C test documentation, relaunched testthewebforward.org as the one-stop-shop for Open Web Platform testing, and officially became part of the W3C. A hearty thanks and congratulations to all of YOU contributed, attended, participated, and supported our movement. We have a truly awesome community.
Welcome to our new subscribers who attended our Shenzhen event in November. We had a great time with you all and were once again deeply impressed by the level of enthusiasm we saw in the Chinese Web development community.
Earlier this year in April, the IE Developer Relations team hosted a great event at the Microsoft office in Seattle. The event was such a success, we're going back to kick off TestTWF 2014, once again graciously hosted by Microsoft. If you're in the Pacific Northwest, don't miss this one! Registration is now open.
In November, we returned to China for a third time and met hundreds more passionate Web developers. Experts came from all over the world to work with the local community and we had a dazzling lineup of speakers, including Tim Berners-Lee! It was a full day of learning, hacking, food, drinks and prizes.
Test the Web Forward Event Kit - Now Available!
We're pleased to announce that our Event and Meetup Kits are now available on testthewebforward.org. As we move into 2014, we'll be actively seeking organizations (big or small) and user groups to host their own TestTWF events. If you've never hosted an event or aren't familiar with Test the Web Forward, we've provided these kits with all the details you'll need to get you going. If you're interested in hosting an event, you may also send a note to public-testtwf-planning@w3.org and we can help get you started.
The invitation remains open to add your own testing documentation to our site. With the much-improved Github workflow, it's easy to make contributions.
Thanks for great year of Testing the Web Forward. Happy Holidays and we'll see you next year!
On November 9, 2013, the eighth major Test the Web Forward event was held in Shenzhen, China. The primary goals of this event was to raise awareness of the crucial need for tests, to educate newcomers on the test creation and submission processes, and to cultivate a community of Open Web Platform contributors beyond the day of the event.
With the recent announcement of the W3C adopting the Test the Web Forward brand, for the first time this event was part of the W3C’s annual TPAC conference at the Shenzhen Wuzhou Guest House. With TPAC attendees traveling from all over the world, this TestTWF event drew over 40 experts and spec editors covering many W3C specs and areas, including HTML5, CSS, WebDriver, and Web Accessibility. It was an event that brought together a large group of enthusiastic web developers and an extraordinary number of people with deep knowledge of the Web.
Another first for Test the Web Forward was that this was a single day event. In the past, the education and hacking were split across two days but this event reduced the hacking time and focused more on the goals of education and raising awareness.
Early Saturday morning, over 250 attendees filled Huaxia Hall for a day full of learning, socializing, and hacking.
Just as the event was full of an unprecedented number of experts, the lineup of speakers was equally impressive.
We were honored to have Angel Li, Site Manager of W3C Beihang, take the time out of her busy TPAC schedule to join us and deliver the opening message to attendees. Angel gave an inspiring talk and emphasized the importance of interoperability on the Web and the vital need for tests during the W3C spec lifecycle.
The next two talks were given by Zhiqiang Zhang, also of Intel. Zhiqiang is among just a small group of people who’ve attended four TestTWF events, including being a featured speaker at the past China events and attending the first TestTWF in San Francisco. Zhiqiang described How to Write W3C Reftests, which is the type of test preferred by the W3C for testing how browsers visually render. These types of tests are particularly common and useful for testing CSS. Following a logical order, Zhiqiang then covered the very important topic of How to Review W3C Tests (or How to Write Tests That Pass Review). One of the more challenging problems facing the W3C now is having qualified reviewers to approve the growing number of incoming tests. Recognizing this need early on, Zhiqiang nominated this topic and delivered an excellent talk on the subject. Last, and most importantly, Zhiqiang covered Where to Report Bugs - pointing the bugbases for specs, tests, and for each of the major browsers.
After the lightning talks, attendees were encouraged to meet and mingle with the experts. They had their questions answered and by lunchtime, everyone had signed up for a testing group.
After lunch, attendees had several hours to hack. People carefully followed the GitHub setup instructions, got their test environments set up, and starting taking on test writing. The energy in the room was great and the experts and attendees were very engaged all day. As the pull requests began to come in, we started hearing the familiar TestTWF “gong” followed by ripples of applause as people got more excited with each new test submitted. Throughout the day, there were several raffles – from the random drawings emerged several lucky winners of prizes ranging from gift cards to iPad Minis to the Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection.
Perhaps the biggest prize of all for attendees and experts alike was hearing the closing words from a very special speaker, Tim Berners-Lee, Director of the W3C and inventor of the World Wide Web. When he was introduced, the event emcee suggested that people close their laptops to give him their undivided attention, to which he replied, “Don’t close your laptops! Keep coding!” At that, the room erupted in laughter and applause. Tim thanked the crowd for showing up and making a difference. He encouraged everyone keep making a difference, to teach their friends and colleagues what they learned that day, and to host an event of their own.
In the days following event, we saw good evidence of achieving success in perhaps the most important goal of this event: cultivating a community of Open Web contributors beyond just this one day. For the week following the event, we saw unprecedented followup activity in GitHub. Experts continued reviewing and new test authors continued their work in progress. We were delighted that after some new test authors had their tests reviewed and merged that they asked to be assigned more tests to write! While there is still much more to do, we are once again pleased at the tremendous turnout and enthusiasm from the Shenzhen web community during and after this event.
Denis Ah-Kang, Wilhelm Joys Andersen, David Baron, Robin Berjon, Bert Bos, Judy Brewer, David Burns, Rik Cabanier, Michael Cooper, Daniel Davis, fantasai, Sylvain Galineau, James Graham, Andrew Kirkpatrick, Tobie Langel, Philippe Le Hégaret, Angel Li, Peter Linss, Sangwhan Moon, Mary Jo Mueller, Simon Pieters, Mark Sadecki, Simon Sapin, Dirk Schulze, Michael [tm] Smith, Alan Stearns, Simon Stewart, Leif Arne Storset, Masataka Yakura, Belem Zhang, Kun Zhang, Zhiqiang Zhang, and of course, Tim Berners-Lee.
Wei Jiang, Aili Wang, Wei Wu, Xiaoqian (Cindy) Wu, Donald Zhao.
Many thanks to TestTWF attendee, Bob Zheng for taking these beautiful photos of this great event.
On this All Hallow's Eve, we're wearing our dinosaur costumes in celebration of this day and of another great month-- and we'll be keeping them on until we get to China. October brought in many new members to to our community, hundreds of registrants for our next big event, a dazzling lineup of confirmed speakers (including Tim Berners-Lee!), and we officially became part of the W3C!
Welcome to the many new subscribers we met at HTML5 DevConf in San Francisco! We really enjoyed talking to so many passionate web developers and telling you all about Test the Web Forward and WebPlatform.org. Although not surprising, we were happy to see that the goals of both of these initiatives resonated deeply with you.
We're less than two weeks away and registration for TestTWF Shenzhen is now full! We're proud to have the W3C Beihang Site Manager, Angel Li as our keynote speaker and very excited to have Tim Berners-Lee add some parting words to wrap up the event. Additionally, we have some excellent instructional talks lined up from Zhiaqiang Zhang and Belem Zhang, both from Intel and both TestTWF alumni and experienced W3C test writers.
If you're not able to attend in person, you're still very much welcome to participate. Log on to GitHub (web-platform-tests, css) and jump into #testing on irc.w3.org and find out where you can start. We'll happily take pull requests from all over the world. We'd especially like to see some past attendees from the Beijing, Shanghai, and Tokyo events!
During the event, follow @testthewebfwd on Twitter or @TestTheWebForward on Sina Weibo, #testtwf on both.
Last month, we told you about the new and improved TestTheWebForward.org website , which was part of transition. Now, we're pleased to announce that Test the Web Forward is now officially part of the W3C. This a great development that simply means that TestTWF now belongs to The Web, to the W3C members, and to you. While we are actively working to build out this domain to include more than documentation, the events will continue be driven by the community. See below for how you can have one of your own.
With the relaunch of website, the W3C has provided a completely open repository on GitHub to host its content. We invite all of you to add your own, whether it be additional documentation, a blog post, something on the TODO list, or just a bug fix - we'll take your contribution.
Host your own Test the Web Forward event!
As you start your planning for 2014, consider holding an event of your own - an intimate meetup focused on a topic suited to your local community or user group, or partner with others to put on a hackathon to crank out more tests over some beer and pizza. Start the conversation at public-testtwf-planning@w3.org. We have kits to get you going and a growing network of TestTWF experts around the world.

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Depreciation of real estate is often a confusing and misunderstood process. Calculating the depreciation factor(s) of an improved piece of real estate is a key component of a value estimate. It begins by estimating the replacement or reproduction cost of a structure or component. If the building is new there may be no physical depreciation; however, after several years of use, there will be certain items that need to be replaced. This is where depreciation comes in. Who determines the amount of depreciation? What source of data are they using? What qualifies them to be the expert on depreciation? Good questions!
Fundamentally speaking, depreciation is a loss in value due to any cause. It’s the difference between the market value of a structural improvement or piece of equipment, and it’s reproduction or replacement cost as of the date of the valuation. Depreciation is divided into three main groups.
Physical Depreciation – The loss in value based on physical deterioration.
Functional Depreciation – A loss in value due to lack of utility or desirability.
External Depreciation – A loss in value due to forces outside the physical structure including locational or economic obsolesce.
The improvement may experience multiple types of depreciation depending on what is observed during inspection or due to various economic factors. Using the depreciation tables in the Marshall & Swift Valuation Service a simple deprecation example can be calculated in the following manner. Time for math!
Let’s start with a new home purchased in the year 2000 for $500,000 with a land value at that time of $250,000. This means that the home and its improvements were around $250,000. (Land @ $250,000 + home/ improvements @ $250,000 = $500,000).
Let’s say we purchase that home today in 2018, for $800,000. The price has obviously increased by $300,000; however, the home is no longer new. How much of this increase is land value vs cost to build?
According to the Marshall & Swift Valuation Service, construction costs have trended up an average of 3-4% a year over the decades. Let’s say we trend our original cost of $250,000 to build in the year 2000 to today (2018) by 0.04% a year, that would equal a 72% increase between 2000 to 2018 (0.04 x 18 years = 1.72 as a multiplier), this means our cost to build today (2018), is around $430,000.
$800,000 – $430,000 = land value of around $370,000.
$430,000 in 2018 is the cost new to build, however, the home has been used for 18 years. This is where depreciation comes in. Depending on the type of value sought, several depreciation methodologies exist. There are two primary methods of depreciation used in real estate appraisal, straight-line (age/life) and extended life. To gain a better understanding of the methodologies we must look at how each methodology approaches the math.
Straight-line (age/life): Is a widely used accounting-type concept of depreciation, particularly with individual short-lived components. A life expectancy is estimated and a constant annual percentage (equal wear or serviceability each year) is taken for depreciation so that at the end of that life the depreciation equals 100% of the initial cost.
Let’s look at the roof cover of our home as a short-lived item. The original roof cover cost was $10,000 dollars when the home was built in the year 2000 with a life expectancy of 16 years, according to the depreciation charts found in the Marshall & Swift Valuation Service. By taking $10,000 and dividing by 16 years we get $625.00 (the annual dollar amount of depreciation). By taking $625.00 divided by $10,000 we get 0.0625 (the annual percentage of depreciation). At the end of the sixteenth year, the roof is completely depreciated. The downside to this methodology is that it fails to recognize any value in use. Now that we are 18 years into the home, the roof should technically be worth 0% or have $0.00 value, but what if it is still in good shape with no issues? This is where the extended life methodology can be a better option.
Extended Life: (commonly used in residential appraising) Is the process of depreciating a building using an effective age approach. This considers value in use which allows older structures to compete with younger structures based on remodeling, upgrades, maintenance and physical condition.
Let’s look at our 18-year-old home which contains many short and long-lived items. By using the Extended Life method, we can conclude that the entire home has a 60-year life. 60 years with an effective age of 18 equals 16% depreciation from the cost new. Replacing the roof and remodeling the kitchen and baths may lower our overall effective age down to 9-10 years giving us less depreciation. Our 18-year-old home may now be valued as a 9-10-year-old home overall.
The easy way to determine effective age is to determine the remaining life; and then, deduct that from the total life expectancy. For example, if the home looks like it has a remaining life of 50 years, then your effective age is 10 years.
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Determining the purpose and scope of the appraisal assignment will help decide which approach is needed. Knowledge, experience and benchmarking all play a critical role in determining the proper amount of depreciation. Keeping these two methods in mind will help determine which approach works best for the value being sought.
Edward Martinez holds the title senior professional, Technical Training. He has traveled across the US and Canada educating groups and individuals on the proper use of Marshall & Swift in a cost approach. Many of the attendees include members of Insurance, Appraisal, Assessment, Lending, Taxation and more. Edward is an IDECC Certified Distance Education Instructor and has helped design curriculums for Insurance, Appraisers and Assessors. Edward started with Marshall & Swift on April 19th 1993 and worked with the late Joseph Marshall & Frank Swift. Edward continues conducting training sessions and works as a consultant to companies looking to maximize their skill and knowledge of Marshall & Swift in a cost valuation, he is also a frequent speaker and co-presenter at the (IAAO) International Association of Assessment Officers and the US & Canadian Appraisal Institutes annual conferences.

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It was a big run for the Rockmart Lady Jackets basketball team, but this year it was cut short before they could reach championship gold for the 2019 season.
Rockmart took on perennial playoff contender Laney in Rockmart and lost 64-43, bringing an end to the Lady Jackets’ best season in school history after reaching the Elite Eight and getting 20 wins for the first time. They were able to host for a third round game on Feb. 26.
Rockmart (20-8) found it tough to get into a rhythm against the twotime defending Class AA state champions, falling behind 25-13 after the opening quarter and unable to catch up. Leading scorer Keyarah Berry had 13 points for the Lady Jackets while Megan Little had eight.
Berry — who, along with Little, is a sophomore — fouled out late in the third quarter. Laney (28-2) was led by Jaiden Hamilton’s 23 points. The Lady Wildcats made their first 13 free throws and finished 17-of28 for the night, while Rockmart was 20-of-42.
A 15-2 run by Laney in the second quarter was the bump the visitors needed to stake a strong claim to the victory, and with Berry and Little in foul trouble by the end of the first half things never settled for the Lady Jackets.
“This is a huge accomplishment for these girls and this program. There are so many things they should be proud of. This was definitely a learning curve for us though,” Puckett said.
Rockmart’s Megan Little (center) splits Laney’s Santana Dennis (left) and Whitney Anderson as she drives toward the basket during a Class AA state quarterfinal game Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019, at Rockmart.
Coach Tim Puckett and the Rockmart girls’ basketball team host Laney today in the quarterfinals of the Class AA state playoffs.

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text: The members of Beckley Chapel Church, Booneville, MS hosted their 2nd Annual Christmas Extravaganza on December 1st, 2018. We enjoyed socializing with the church family along with great food, lots of fun, & live entertainment! As the evening unfolded we heard hits from Al Green, Mariah Carey, and Justin Bieber they really got down. However, the grand performance that took the show and that was the vocals of New Edition! After the performances we heard from guest speaker Minister Johnathan Ragin from Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church. The Extravaganza took place at Boone’s Camp, admission was $15.00 in advance. Tickets sold out, so there were no door tickets available. If you missed this MaxxSouth Broadband is proud to be a supporter for this remarkable event.


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Applications for the 17/18 academic year are being accepted. The Enhanced Masters is available via the OCL partnership enrolment to the Masters in Learning and Teaching (MLT) course. More information can be found in the Enhanced Masters Programme 2017-18 flyer and on the University of Oxford Department of Education website here. You can also contact us if you have any questions or queries.
Tamara Ingamells Cheney School The impact of being research-engaged; how do teachers involved in research believe it has impacted on their professional development, practice and sense of identity?
Jennifer Law Cheney School Developing the Teaching of Fractions with Non-Specialist Teachers in a Primary Setting.
Lorna Jordan Matthew Arnold School Group work and Feedback: Does the introduction of group average feedback impact on student opinion of group work in a mathematics class?
Iain Blackwell St Gregory the Great School Can pupil choice over English curriculum content improve pupils’ sense that the subject is ‘for them’? Assessing the impact of curriculum choice on pupils’ engagement, confidence and sense of inclusion in the English classroom.
Lesley Nelson-Addy The Oxford Academy The Impact of Extra-Curricular activities on Student Engagement: In what ways does participation in Symposium affect Higher Prior Attaining students’ engagement in English?
Nick Bowater Wheatley School How can structured restorative conversations be used to improve teacher student relationships?

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text: 体育彩票大乐透走势图 www.imkys.com Yangguangjiasheng Cultural Development Co., Ltd is located in Beijing, Haidian district. It’s a company which takes the main business of scheming, producing and distributing of political books. The spatial division is: front hall, meeting room, manager’s room, accounting room, open working area. The whole orientation of this case mainly focuses on modern design. There will be many innovative materials such as: plasterboard for the suspended ceiling and integrated ceiling products. We combine the air conditioners, the spray and lamps together, which makes the ceiling tidy, clean in a good order. We use LED lighting which is bright, comfortable and energy-saving. For the floors, white stones and classy carpet are used. The main color tones are orange and beige. This helps create a harmonious and warm atmosphere.

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Providence gained a split in the weekend series, defeating BU 3-1 Saturday night, dealing BU its first conference loss. Despite Friday night’s comeback win, the third period continues to be a problem for BU. For the third time in ten days, the Terriers have allowed strong goaltending in an away game to be wasted by yielding the game-winner in the final period.
Terriers scored the game’s first goal on a power play at 15:08 of the middle period when Ahti Oksanen took pass from Nick Roberto at the top of the circle and rifled a shot past Jon Gillies. Danny O’Regan also assisted. Just under three minutes later, the Friars evened the score on a 5-on-3 power play with Derek Army converting after Sean Maguire made the initial stop.
Providence took the lead at 3:28 of the third when Ross Mauermann muscled past the BU defense and scored in close. Terriers were unable to put an equalizer past Gillies and Mauermann closed the scoring with an empty-netter in the final minute.
Maguire’s 33 saves earned him third-star honors.
Terriers are now 2-1-0 in the conference and 4-4-0 overall.
Former BU assistant captain Justin Courtnall scored his first goal of the season for AHL Hamilton, but the Bulldogs fell to Abbottsford, 3-2.
Terriers recorded their first shutout of the season, blanking Vermont, 6-0, behind 28 saves from senior goalie and the game’s first star, Kerrin Sperry. BU had a 2-0 lead entering the third period and added four more scores, including two goals in the first five minutes by senior captain Louise Warren, who leads the team in scoring (7-2-9).
Three Terriers scored their first goals of the season—Dakota Woodworth (1st period), Sarah Bayersdorfer (2nd) and Diana Bennett (3rd). Kayla Tutino also tallied a third-period goal.
The win moves BU’s record to 6-1-1 overall and 3-0-0 in Hockey East play. Next up is a Wednesday night home tilt vs. Connecticut.


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[NEWS Kyungnam] The ‘art exhibition’ of President Jung Myeong Seok, Christian Gospel Mission, has begun.
▲ Painting, top left: Destiny was selected as Jung’s feature work at the International Art Fair in 2011, and it received praise from people around the world. Through this painting, President Jung Myeong Seok expressed the destiny of the weak before the strong. If you look at the lines in this painting, they [seem to] depict the musical notes of Beethoven’s Symphony, “The Fate of Destiny”. The top portion of the painting was drawn with bold lines and the bottom portion was drawn softly to express the sorrow [of life]. Painting, right: A painting of a palm tree. Because of his desire to harmonize distinct subjects, he uses calligraphy as an element of his painting. Painting, bottom left: He painted these pine trees using minimal artistic techniques and without including unnecessary details. The artist added a poem, which integrates his thoughts into the painting.
How would a world of art—where life becomes art and art becomes life, created through communion with the Divine Being—come to be? As a religious leader, he incorporates art with religion and his style is unique and free, without the restrictions of formality and genre. The exhibition of his unique world of art has begun. This artist is President Jung Myeong Seok of Christian Gospel Mission.
The exhibition of his artwork at Gusang Art Museum in Wolmyeongdong Geumsan-gun in Chungnam Province began on February 21. Besides the palm trees, cliffs and pine trees usually drawn by Jung Myeong Seok, you can see a number of other paintings as well.
President Jung Myeong Seok expressed his view on art: “You must know the Holy Son Jesus, Who is the way, the truth and the life. Then you will be able to create art and make your life into a perfect work of art.” In his artwork, his philosophy is embodied and freedom unleashed in the learning of the truth which is alive and breathing in his paintings.
A snail, like the one in Destiny, is the stork’s favorite prey. No one would say that the snail had any chance of survival, not even the stork: “You are my prey. You will be dead in one peck..” However, the snail does not surrender to death but says, “I will live.” It is running with all of its might to avoid death. No matter how fast the snail may run, before the stork, that speed is like the speed of the hour hand before the second hand. The artist said that he drew a person who left his destiny up to God.
It is a painting filled and overflowing with the Will of God, and contains the Will to convey to people that you cannot do whatever you want with your life, but destiny belongs to Heaven. He encapsulated the messages, ‘If you give up, you will die,’ ‘You will be defeated,’ and ‘Do not be self-conscious, but do it until the end.’ When you look at the lines of the painting, it may seem as though Beethoven’s Symphony, “The Fate of Destiny,” is appearing to you. The top portion was drawn boldly and the bottom part was drawn softly, to express the sorrow [of life].
The elements that appear in his drawings are mountains and sea, sun and birds, trees and rocks, and many other features commonly seen in nature. However, it is never ordinary when the image of these elements is captured on canvas. The reason is that President Jung is not confined within institutionalized education or sensory experience, which is limited to the physical body and external substances, but he freely connects with [images in his mind] through his communion with the Divine Being. In addition, his art is understood to be the fruit of ceaselessly challenging himself to capture an original image that is beyond the sense of vision. In other words, it is to represent the high-level mentality needed to meet with the Divine Being.
President Jung Myeong Seok is an artist who does more than just reproduce a model, but freely he creates his own world of new art. Yet there is no chaos to be found in that freedom. This is because instead of portraying an imperfect human being or a distorted world caused by the ignorance and error of human beings, he tries to draw the images of freedom within truth and the ideal world over which the Creator reigns.
You can see President Jung’s great masterpiece, which actualizes the beauty of perfection called ‘harmony’ and eliminates the distance between human beings and the Divine Being. For this reason that it is difficult to find the style of realism in the objects in his artwork. He puts dynamic vitality into each object, and the object itself is implied. At the same time, he secures an independent domain for the object so that it is not confined into one referent. For example, in a painting of a face, a feature of the fair Divine Being is depicted within the image of a person created from simple lines, or the images of a benevolent Jesus and an ambitious eagle are overlapped. In this, we observe the “aura” of the work, the concept introduced by Walter Benjamin.
In addition, pictures of palm trees—which boast a grand appearance and tasteful fruits after having survived seawater and sea breeze—as well as paintings of the weak—such as a weak snail standing against the strong, with the stork playing the role of the big entity—contain significant meaning within them. They encapsulate the ups and downs of the artist’s life, his struggle for the beauty of perfection, shouts of victory and guidelines for life.
A canvas showing a series of lightly-colored pictures in Indian ink – cliffs embracing the sea, an evergreen tree rooted to a cliff, a seagull flying in the sky, a crimson sunrise and people in a jet boat – is President Jung’s great masterpiece that actualizes the beauty of perfection called ‘harmony’, harmony which eliminates the distance between the human being and the Diving Being, Heaven and Earth, and mountain and sea.
Integral to such works of art is the chronological flow of history and sense of unlimited time that can change a human being’s life. Furthermore, the curve of a line drawn with one brushstroke expresses the sense rhythm in nature, so it adds musical rhythm and increased liveliness to the drawing.
In addition, because of his desire to create harmony between things that are distinct, President Jung uses calligraphy in his painting. Including the artist’s signature or adding pictures to his poems are examples of an expression of the desire. His experimental spirit, which boldly tears down the walls of genre and strives for aesthetic unity, has created artworks that are superior to others.
Similarly, his artwork, through which he expresses mysteriously and beautifully by seeing beauty through his spiritual eyes and making God’s majestic world of creation the object, has the power to move the soul. The artwork causes us to turn toward the Divine Being and points us toward gaining eternal life by opening the path where one searches for one’s own self. Because of this, those who see the art sympathize with its teachings.
As a religious leader, President Jung has combined art with religion Drawing a picture that takes responsibility for a life is a great task. Living one’s life in order to become a work of art is a very valuable and beautiful task.
His world of art resonates with the Bible verse, “The truth will set you free (John 8:32).” His art represents communion with the Divine Being and the high-level mind that meets with the Divine Being. At this exhibition, we expect that people will see that the best art is that which has been born through the true unity of religion and art.
This exhibition is interesting due to the fact that you can see the artist’s oeuvres and the process of its change. In the case of the painting of the pine tree, the artist said that he completed it by devoting himself intensely to painting and overcoming difficulties, even if the environment and the conditions were such that they did not allow him to paint. By looking at the painting of the cliff also, we can see that he tried to adopt a new method by studying continuously.
If you make a group reservation the day before you go, you can view the exhibition while receiving a detailed explanation of the paintings and be guided by a member of the museum’s staff. Admission is free and the exhibition hours are between 10am and 5pm. It is closed on Wednesday.
President Jung Myeong Seok has been active in his artistic activities by exhibiting his calligraphy and a number of his paintings in this nation as well as in England, France, Germany and Argentina. In 1995 he began his literary career with the publication of the monthly magazine, The Trend of Literature and he became a published poet. His books of poetry, Woman of Poetry and Speaking Through Poetry, which were published last July, have also become best-sellers. Ten of his poems have been registered in the Unabridged Korean Poetry Dictionary (2011), which covers 100 years of the history of Korean poetry. His biggest works of literature are The Word of Salvation, his sermon collections, The Word of Life and his proverb book, Heaven’s Word, My Word. He has studied the Bible for 50 years and continues to do so while serving as the President of Christian Gospel Mission and President of the International Cultural Art and Peace Association.


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The Subway Domer Joins Her Loyal Sons!
This isn’t a prank. You didn’t misread the headline. I am beyond pumped and pleased to announced that The Subway Domer has joined the staff of Her Loyal Sons.
If you have no idea who The Subway Domer is, man have you missed out. Beyond running SubwayDomer.com, Subway has been an integral part of the lifeblood of the ND blogging community. He is the godfather of the IBG (Irish Blogger Gathering) which allowed for many of us, myself included, to get our foot in the door and get even the smallest of blogs linked on his site, HLS, UHND, and One Foot Down among others. The IBG has taken on many forms (and eventually laid to rest…for now…) and had many different participants come and go, but it remains an integral part of the history of our site and many others.
But beyond the IBG, Subway has also been crucial in discovering and getting some incredible talents and showcasing them on his site. The awesome graphics we have from Philly Kelly? Thank Subway. The incredible and detailed film breakdowns that we are able to feature from Blog Davie? Thank Subway. You ever hear of ND Fan Radio? Yep, they’ve been on Subway’s staff too. And those incredible highlight reels with the best music ever that we showcase every week from SupermanTDJesus? THANK. SUBWAY.
Back in 2013, HLS was incredibly fortunate to have everyone listed above come through our virtual doors as Subway decided that he would retire from blogging. Many of them are still with us today and I can say with 100% that HLS isn’t what it is today without them and Subway wanting them to come to us.
Power Ranger references and jokes aside, this is huge for us. So huge, that Subway won’t just have a spot on our staff, but he will be joining the editorial staff along with Biscuit, Bayou, and I. It is only appropriate for someone that has put years into this and has done so much for us as well.
Hopefully, this is the first of a couple cool things that I will be able to announce because of this new partnership. But, for now, please join me in welcoming Subway Domer to Her Loyal Sons!
Will he still give us Bagpipe Monday’s and Haiku highlights? You know, the important stuff.
Ah crap, this means im gonna actually have to wear pants and a shirt now, right?
Well… When OFD was first started by Whiskey they were just a wee lad. I brought OFD into the IBG fold back then and said, “this is the internet. Go forth.” And, well, they did. I’m basically Quincy Jones.

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Event Date: March 8, 2017 Event Time: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Hogg, Shain & Scheck was pleased to present special guest Paul Hunt, an advisor to a wide range of companies and industries on “pricing”. The impact of pricing is enormous, yet the level of attention it gets is not.
We learned new ideas on how to grow profits on a sustainable basis and get your sales force focused on value-based pricing to improve your bottom line immediately.

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If you want to keep your home well maintained, home improvement projects are necessary. However, figuring out how to do this job yourself isn’t always easy. Regardless of the project, there will be tasks you must perform to complete your home improvement in addition to choices that will impact the style and overall look. In the following paragraphs, you’ll find tips that will help make home improvement a little simpler.
You may have occasion to repaint your porch. Make sure you apply a high quality exterior paint product. Make sure you use the same paint type as the existing paint. While oil-based paints are great for trim due to their durability, they generally shouldn’t be used on outdoor floors or decks, because they can become very slippery when it snows.
A washer and dryer combo unit should be considered if space is limited at your home. A lot of combo units are as small as a dishwasher. It is possible to wash and dry clothes in a combo unit.
There is nothing about the nature of a modestly-sized room that means it has to feel gloomy and stuffy. Let in the light! Make sure to keep your windows clean and your blinds open. If you make the most of natural lighting, any room will seem bigger. Choose pale colors for the walls, and keep the room clutter-free. All of a sudden, your small room will feel less cramped.
Before painting a room, cover each electrical outlet with foil. Aluminum foil has several advantages over tape; it is easier to use and will still protect your outlets from paint splatters. Plus, your cleanup is so much easier! Just remember to give the paint time to dry before you remove and recycle the foil.
As you read, home improvement is incredibly important to the current and future maintenance of your home, and so is understanding all the different jobs. The more educated you make yourself on the subject, the better your home improvement work will be. An ideal place to be begin by using this advice.


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Shoppers have been left fuming after Morrisons quietly changed the price of its £3 lunch meal deal.
A major revamp has been given to the sandwich, snack and drink combo which has left customers feeling shortchanged.
The price of the meal deal has risen by a whopping 16 per cent, meaning shoppers are now paying 50p extra for their lunch each day.
Angry customers across the UK have been left less than impressed with the new £3.50 price tag.
Taking to social media, one wrote: "Every now and then I like to treat myself to a meal deal, I go into one of your stores today and what do I find? Your glorious £3 meal deals are now £3.50 for no apparent reason whatsoever, Harambe didn't die for this, sort it out."
Another added: "So Morrisons have increased the price of their meal deal to £3.50....it used to be one of the few things that was actually really good value (which is rare nowadays)."
Some called the increase 'criminal' while others were already busy calculating exactly how much more the price hike would cost them over the next year.
Other shoppers were simply annoyed that they were given no notice or warning of the change.
A Morrisons spokeswoman replied to several unhappy shoppers, explaining: "The meal deal is still great value though!
"There's some exciting new products which have been added like the foot long baguette, and we're also reducing the price of almost 100 products for customers who don't want the full meal deal."
The move from Morrisons means customers will now be paying the same price for their meal deals as they would in M&S.
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Atlas 1838 1872 Rebuilt as a 2-2-2T in 1860. Sold to Mr Glasbrook in Swansea.
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With tax day approaching, host Scott Hudson as picked a playlist of tracks with numbers in the titles.
Two hours of brand new scorching rock and roll!
Another month of great releases, including new tracks by Paul Westerberg under the mysterious Dry Wood Garage moniker!
Another month, another show of nothing but brand new or recently discovered tunes!
Music journalist Bob Mehr joins Scott Hudson tonight to talk about his new book, Trouble Boys: The True Story of the Replacements.
The first Friday of the month means it’s a show of nothing but new releases!
Continuing the series of shows devoted to track numbers, tonight’s show is nothing but the tenth tune off favorite old and new releases.
Nothing but songs from that year that you actually did party like it was 1999!
It’s simple – nothing but songs that include the word “what”.
Director Gorman Bechard, author Caryn Rose, blogger Brad Searles, and music fan Jason Loeb join Scott Hudson to discuss last week’s reunion of the Replacements in Toronto.
An almost all-interview show, with Gorman Bechard chatting about the Replacements reunion, and members of Cursive and Teenage Bottlerocket promoting upcoming Sioux Falls appearances.
It’s been awhile since an all-covers show, so celebrate the holiday weekend with almost 2 1/2 hours of remade tunes!
Rural Ledge-ucation is taking a summer hiatus, so why not have a whole show of bootleg Paul Westerberg?
Another installment of an episode full of new releases and blog finds.
A very special episode of Live Ledge, highlighted by a phone interview with Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner!
We all hate it, so why not a show dedicated to daylight savings time?
Tonight’s show debuts the entire new Replacements EP, Songs For Slim, along with the original versions of the covers. Plus, tracks from future Songs For Slim contributors.
It’s that time of the month again – almost nothing but new releases and blog finds, including one of the tracks from the upcoming new release by The Replacements!
Here’s your soundtrack to your New Year’s Eve festivities!
Besides talking about the St. Paul Graham Parker concert Scott saw earlier this week, tonight is all about punk rock Christmas songs. For the 3rd straight year, Hudson ignores the sentimental garbage and piles on the edgier side of the holidays.
Along with some of Scott’s walking soundtrack, there’s lots of new releases to air today.
Yesterday was Tommy Stinson’s 46th birthday, so it is only natural for us to celebrate it with music from all periods of his career.
Debut plays of new tracks by Paul Westerberg and Matthew Ryan highlight this playlist of primarily “fall” songs.
Besides the usual new releases, blog finds, and old faves, tonight’s show features a number of “family trees” – sets that include spinoffs and solo projects of some of my fave bands.
The conclusion of the year-by-year musical analysis of host Scott Hudson’s life starts with 1995 and ends with a release that coincides with his birthday!
A mishmash of sounds this morning, including a birthday tribute to Elliott Smith.
Nothing but live recordings and studio demos for this short Sunday morning set!
Live Ledge #74: London’s Burning!
A show dedicated to our fine comrades across the pond, along with a celebration of one of their prime exports, Sir Michael Phillip “Mick” Jagger!
The 25th anniversary of the release of The Replacements’ Pleased to Meet Me is celebrated!
Rural Ledge-ucation #60: Marriage Stinks!
A followup to last week’s anti-wedding show, today we concentrate on songs that describe the perils of wedded “bliss”.
Besides a bunch of tunes about mommy’s, there’s a little set to commemorate my sister’s birthday. Happy birthday, Dawn!
This was one strange week in rock news, and host Scott Hudson covered them all!
Recently deceased Monkees singer Davy Jones is the focus of part of the show, along with a birthday tribute to Lou Reed.
Besides a setlist of nothing but songs about girls, this week’s Live Ledge discusses the future of the show.


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THIS. It's not unlike the real world. The problem isn't WMDs/Dragons. In the right hands, they can be guarantors of peace (Jaeharys I, The USA/UK/France since 1945, mostly). In the wrong hands, they can be terrifying (Night King, Maegor I, Kim Jong Un). The problem isn't that Dragons exist, it's that hereditary Monarchy is a system that is guaranteed to produce, every few centuries at minimum, somebody inherently unfit to rule. Daenarys, to her credit, seems to recognise this (hence all the "break the wheel" talk this year). Incidentally, in ASOIAF lore, while the Dragons lived, there was far more peace (the long reigns of Aegon I, Jaehaerys I, Viserys I, together delivering more than a century of peace) than war (the short reigns of Aenys, Maegor, and Aegon II, lasting the grand total of 11 years altogether). By contrast, after the Dragons died out, there was hardly a peaceful reign for any King. Daenarys summed it up nicely in this episode. When the Dragons died, the Targaryens were not extraordinary any more. If she loses Rhaegal and Drogon in the wars to come, any hope of long term peace is gone. That's why I don't think she will. I doubt that's the ending GRRM wants to write.
The Targaryens have caused no more misery than any other House. Probably less than, for example, the Greyjoys, whose people have reaved and raped and stolen for centuries under Greyjoy lords and Hoare Kings alike. Did Tywin Lannister need a Dragon to drown women and children at Castamere? The Dragons aren't to blame, people are. And in a feudal society, Lords have to be kept in line. So long as there are ambitious and ruthless people with access to arms, only the threat of destruction will keep the peace. And the Targaryen dragons did that, until Viserys I screwed up the succession and set Dragon against Dragon. If there is to be peace in Westeros when this is all said and done, the only guarantor of that peace will be Drogon's fire, ready to rain down on those who would threaten the people. So I hope they'll survive the story. And I think they will.
So what? WMDs are good. Don't forget that the most peaceful era in the history of the Seven Kingdoms was when Good King Jahaerys ruled wisely alongside Alysanne. And a f**kload of Dragons. When the Dragons died out, there was constant war and misery, and count 'em, five Blackfyre rebellions.
I hate this assumption people make that all the dragons will die. That wouldn't be bittersweet. It would just be bitter. Plus, *if* the plan for the ending is someone from Team Targaryen on the throne, they'll be pretty toothless without the Dragons. On the topic at hand, it's plain as the nose on your face that Danaerys is the YMBQ. She is younger, more beautiful, and a Queen, and is planning to take everything Cersei has. Nobody else fits the bill. I don't mind a bittersweet ending, but I don't see an ending that is tenable or believable unless one side definitively wins the civil war.
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The Geauga Park District’s new Observatory Park was dedicated on Saturday, August 20, with a program from 4 PM to midnight.
CAA members Bill Murmann, Bob Wiersma, and Susan Petsche attended the event, which also marked the 50th Anniversary celebration for the Geauga Park District.
Observatory Park, located in Geauga County’s Montville Township, features the new Oberle Observatory with a 25-inch telescope. The observatory was officially opened with a ribbon-cutting at 9:15 PM.
Stargazing until midnight was supposed to be part of the program after the ribbon-cutting. Unfortunately, the skies were cloudy. As the ribbon-cutting took place, however, the skies briefly cleared just enough to show Arcturus, Vega, and part of the handle of the Big Dipper.
Our neighbors and fellow amateur astronomers in the Chagrin Valley Astronomical Association (CVAS) played a key role in establishing the Oberle Observatory, and will continue to assist the Park District in its operation. The 1,100-acre Observatory Park has been designated an official dark-sky site by the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA).
Eventually, the site will also include the Nassau Station Observatory with its 36-inch research telescope that was formerly operated by the astronomy department at Case Western Reserve University.
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DWF - The Digital Watch Forum • View topic - New member alert!
Hello all. I'm having "beginners" difficulties with (what will probably be) basics Hoping for help Can I be pointed to a 70's comprehensive replacement battery guide, with relevant updated stock numbers (?) please. Also hoping for Scottish contacts who are able & willing to test/repair modules. I ask this in advance, presuming I'm going to purchase some "dead-leds" along the way (you know what I mean-the ones that are advertised as: "Just needing a battery, but I ain't had the time to fit..." ). This is my first ever post, so I hope I've got it half right at least!
I’am sure they’ll be along to say hello too.
someone’s module, I know I wouldn’t like it.
to me this reads “I’ve tried new batteries and its dead” still you never know what you’ll get until it arrives.
Hey Red, nice to see you joined so quickly.
Klippie - one of the watches he's got was one of mine - I've met RV when I sold a watch to him last week - this man has the bug baaaaaaad!
Just got in, opened up my latest buy, & WOW, a cracking little Compuchron with a flawless finish. Havin time on the forum is great; just reading & looking at all the watches. I read the feedback to my opening question, well cool. Yes, I have a red volvo; had it 9 years & wouldn't swap it for ANYTHING (erm, maybe a gold-fill '74 Pulsar): only jokin If I can get info on the battery quest I'll be indebted to whoever... I'll get my watches posted, but be warned, there's not much to sing about just yet . Pick of the collection so far is a Wittnauer (yep, THAT Wittnauer ).
I remembered buying silver oxide batteries from "Cheaper Batteries" a while back and they had a battery cross reference chart.
A table showing a wide range of different batteries sizes with size names and other details.
I have found that a good percentage of vintage LED watches use LR44 or LR43 batteries (or equivalent sizes) so a good supply of those may come in handy for you. They are plentiful on ebay, I use Maxell ones as I think they offer a more reliable quality. I wouldn't recommend Eastern imports I have tried them, some have been ok but some have been dodgy and its just not worth the risk IMO.
As for batteries: don't worry too much. For vintage LED watches, any 1.5V battery that fits will do. Correct polarity could be a problem, but usually it's marked unmistakeably on the module. Get yourself a cheap alkaline button cell set via internet (local stores usually charge 3-5 times more...).
Once you found out the correct size, and that the module actually works (if it doesn't work, thy another battery of same size), you can switch over to Silver Oxide cells of same size (e.g. LR44/AG13 -> SR44W/V357) if you want to wear the watch. They have much better discharge characteristics and thus give you constant LED brightness over the whole battery life. If you have the choice, use the "high drain" variety (KOH electrolyte). Search the forum for "battery silver oxide".
AFAIK, there is no comprehensive battery guide covering multiple LED watch brands.
Thank you one & all for the battery info. I'm equiped now & ready to test with the best!!!!!!!!


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The merger of the Postmedia and Sun Media chains, which together own close to half of Canada’s daily newspapers and many community weeklies, surprisingly doesn’t mark a new peak in Canadian media ownership concentration. Pre-merger Postmedia was a fragment of Winnipeg-based Canwest, which also owned many of the papers Postmedia has just acquired from Sun as well as Global Television.
Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton no longer have two subscription-based newspapers under separate ownership, though they do have Torstar-owned Metro in each. Of the four Toronto dailies, the National Post and the Toronto Sun now both belong to Postmedia. The acquisition vaults Postmedia past Torstar to number one in newspaper market share, but the four largest companies do have slightly less of the newspaper market than in 2004, says Dwayne Winseck, a Carleton University journalism professor and founder of the Canadian Media Concentration Research Project.
Still, Canada’s traditional media are in relatively few hands. Is that bad news?
Ownership can affect coverage. In March, Kevin Crull, president of Bell Media, disliked a Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) decision affecting his company. He ordered CTV, which Bell Media owns, to keep CRTC Chair Jean-Pierre Blais off television news that day, leading to cancellation of an interview. By the nightly newscast the CTV news team gathered their courage and showed Blais anyway.
The Globe and Mail (of which Bell Media owns 15 per cent) reported the incident. Crull apologized, then stepped down two weeks later.
In the early 2000s, Canwest required papers to run editorials written at head office, spiked columns critical of its policy and fired Russell Mills, publisher of the Ottawa Citizen, for not clearing with head office an editorial and article on scandals surrounding then Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.
More recently, Global Television commissioned veteran investigative journalist Bruce Livesey to prepare a documentary on the Koch brothers, American industrialists who support right-wing advocacy groups. The documentary dealt in part with their interests in Alberta’s oil sands; Alberta-based Shaw Communications owns Global.
Was there interference? Livesey says he doesn’t know. Brown says interference is rarely as overt and deliberate as many outside the media think. He does believe—as do others interviewed for this story—some stories don’t get covered because of concerns about what higher-ups will think. Influence, Winseck says, doesn’t always require intervention.
Concentration isn’t desirable, but, asks Paul Knox, associate professor at the Ryerson University School of Journalism, “How do you have a remedy that doesn’t constitute an assault on freedom of expression?” Good question. Regulating content would hardly be better. The Davey and Kent commissions, which reviewed the concentration question in 1970 and 1981, recommended ownership restrictions, provoking protest from media owners and some journalists, concerned newspapers would simply fold for lack of buyers.
The restrictions didn’t happen. Still, Jacques Poitras, author of Irving vs. Irving, a book on the family that controls most of New Brunswick’s media along with extensive business interests, notes that following the investigations the Irvings took a hands-off approach to their media holdings, apparently fearing forced sales. Today, James Irving, a great-grandson of patriarch K.C. Irving, is publisher of theTelegraph-Journal.
But does newspaper and broadcast ownership matter as much when online alternatives likeRabble.ca, The Tyee and Canadaland are proliferating? Along with many local news sites and blogs, they offer alternatives to established local media.
“I don’t think we have to worry so much about a narrow range of information,” says Poitras.
When Linda Solomon Wood came to Vancouver after living in New York and Paris, she thought the city’s two newspapers—both owned by the same company—didn’t compete as aggressively as those other cities’ papers did. She started the online Vancouver Observer in 2007, and recently started theNational Observer.
Canadaland is also crowdfunded. It has made its mark, for example, by working with the Toronto Starto break the story of CBC host Jian Ghomeshi’s dismissal. But, says Brown, “Unfortunately, Canadaland is only one of a handful” in this country.
Christopher Dornan, associate professor of journalism at Carleton University, says media are becoming less monolithic and more specialized. “The media environment looks a lot more like the magazine industry.” That can be good, he says, because mass-market media have always sought a broad audience, meaning little attention to niche interests and reluctance to offend the majority.
Diversity depends at least partly on new media. It also depends on the efforts of people like Jesse Brown, Joey Coleman and Linda Solomon Wood who launch alternative media, like Bruce Livesey who pursue stories proprietors might not like, like Neil Reynolds who as the new editor of the Irvings’Telegraph-Journal in 1993 abandoned his predecessors’ caution with a front-page story on K.C. Irving’s unusual will, like James Bradshaw, The Globe and Mail reporter who broke the story of editorial interference by Kevin Crull of Bell Media, a minority shareholder in his own newspaper. It is harder when journalism jobs are scarce, but editorial integrity can’t be left to media owners, no matter who they are.
Grant Buckler is a freelance journalist based in Kingston, ON, and member of CJFE's Canadian Issues Committee.


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Hi there. So I have one tattoo and its for my grandma who passed away from alzheimers about 3 years ago. My beautiful auntie (same grandmas daughter) was diagnosed in January with Glioblastoma. She has already done the main treatment and unfortunately developed more tumors. Doctors have given her about 6 months. I want to get a tattoo for her. Im not sure of what yet but I know it will have the brain cancer ribbon which is grey. Im wondering if it would look good if I tried to tie something in with the one I already have. Idk if another tattoo would look good above the one i have because of the crease in my arm and such. Just looking for opinions. Thanks so much for reading.


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I was ashamed because I didn’t want anyone to see me like this. But then who would have imagined that attending classes at the Centre would be my favorite thing to do. I was so enthusiastic about learning, and I knew I had to see this through for myself and my child.
At the Centre, I learned that giving up was not an option. Our teachers truly wanted the best for us. If there was a day where I went to school sad, I never left feeling the same way. I couldn’t hide anything from them. It’s like they saw right through each of us who were attending.
I salute the staff daily because I know that dealing with us wasn’t always fun. Having pregnant teens with crazy hormones is not always a pretty picture. But even during the rough times for them, the teachers never gave up on us!
Being in public was the worst part because people would often walk up to me and call me all sorts of names. It was draining – mentally, physically and emotionally!
I spent almost a year at the Centre and then returned to regular high school in January 2010. Being in high school and taking care of a baby was challenging. The sleepless nights, breastfeeding and constant studying – it wasn’t easy. I thankfully I graduated with four perfect CXC and one NVQJ.
I was unemployed for a year after leaving high school, until I landed a job as a waitress in Ocho Rios. I worked for couple months then decide to go back to school. Two weeks into school I lost my job, but managed to complete a Patient Care course.
On weekends, I would go to a lady’s house to do some house cleaning for and her family. The little cash from that would have to cover any expenses that I had, including school fees. After completing my course, I managed to land a job at a nursing home with the Mustard Seed Community.
I am now a Phlebotomist and a Med Tech. God truly saw me through and he deserves the glory. I am not fully where I want to be (yet), but thanks to God, I am not where I once was! I am Tashai Twaana Green, and I will continue to push forward!
A big thank you to the Women’s Centre for giving me a second chance!


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First, a few words on the U.S. employment report for March, released on Friday morning. While the headline job gain of 162,000 looked pretty decent, especially after the huge declines of 2008 and early 2009, 30% of the gain came from temporary workers hired to conduct the Census, and another 25% came from temp firms in the private sector. So more than half the gain was in jobs designed not to last.
There were a few bright spots. Manufacturing added 17,000 workers, its third consecutive monthly gain—a sterling performance for a sector that lost jobs for 35 months in a row, and was in its own private recession for a dozen years. Manufacturing employment is now below where it was in 1941—not as a percentage of the total workforce, but in absolute numbers, a period when overall employment nearly quadrupled. (Manufacturing was over 30% of total employment then; now, it’s 9%.) Employment in bars and restaurants also grew, good news for the sybarites among us.
The unemployment rate held steady at a very high 9.7%, and the broadest measure of joblessness, the so-called U-6 rate, which takes account of people working part time who want full time work but can’t find it as well as those who’ve given up the job search as hopeless, rose 0.1 point to 16.8%, an extremely high number. The probability of a person unemployed in February finding a job in March fell below 20%, to an all-time low (and these numbers, using a technique borrowed from the economist Robert Shimer, go back to 1948).
Average earnings fell by 0.1%, before adjusting for inflation. Declines in wages are very rare, so despite the vaguely improving tone of the employment stats, the labor market continues to be very weak.
We’re in a deep hole, and it’s going to take a long time to get out of it.
And now a bit of statistical arcana. As I point out here from time to time, the monthly employment numbers are based on a survey of employers. It’s a very large effort, about 300,000 establishments, but as with any survey, it’s necessarily incomplete. It covers only about a quarter of the places that people work. You couldn’t canvass the entire universe of employers every month and get the data out with anything approaching timeliness. So the government statisticians—who, I can’t say too many times, are extremely competent and dedicated people, the slurs of conspiracy theorists to the contrary—do their best to turn the survey into an estimate of what’s going on throughout the U.S. economy. Most of the time, the survey is a pretty good. But it’s not good at times of rapid change.
The estimates are reguarly corrected by comparing them to the near-complete coverage of the employment universe, about 99% complete, provided by the unemployment insurance system. Once a year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics makes what are called benchmark revisions, that align the monthly estimates with results of the full coverage. And those yearly exercises are supplemented with quarterly releases from the same source—though a delay of about six months. Six months would be too long to wait for monthly employment numbers, but the quarterly audits provide an excellent reality check.
As I said, most of the time, the monthly survey is pretty close, within a tenth of a percentage point or two, of the full-coverage numbers. But things have been very out of whack in this recession. On Thursday morning, the BLS reported that the employment picture last September was even worse than we realized. The regular monthly numbers told us that 6.4 million jobs were lost between September 2008 and September 2009. The full-coverage version now tells us that the true loss was 7.1 million. Things looked pretty bad before; now they look even worse.
All signs are that the job market is beginning to improve, as the March figures showed. But, like I said, we’re in a deep hole—and now we know it’s an even deeper hole than we thought—and it’s going to take a very long time to climb out of this one. Further evidence of why we need a jobs program, which our president and Congress aren’t about to give us.
Oh, but 2009 was a great year for the masters of the universe! The top 25 hedge fund managers pulled in an average of $1 billion last year. The man at the very top, David Tepper, took home $4 billion. Next up was that great liberal humanist, George Soros, at $3.3 billion. The poor relation at #10, Philip Falcone, hauled in $825 million. The $25 billion that this gang collectively earned would be enough to pay the tuition for about one in five college and university students in the USA. That’s only a hair less what the federal government pays in tuition assistance. Twenty-five guys (all men, by the way). What a country.


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AIIMS, Patna recruitment 2019 notification has been released on official website www.aiimspatna.org for the recruitment of 5 vacancies at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna. The candidate who is looking for Senior Resident can apply online application on or before 16-04-2019.
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