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Some of the most powerful speakers are introverts.
Perhaps you’ve already heard of introvert Susan Cain or seen her TED talks about her book, Quiet. She is a powerful speaker and so are other introverts. President Obama, Matt Lauer, David Letterman, Diane Sawyer and Barbara Walters all speak and respond well. In the tech world Jonathon Colman has been making a name for himself as a presenter. Female minister, Deb Potts has as well. But in their private lives they self-identify as introverts. Nonetheless, they each realize the purposefulness public speaking offers them and some have written to motivate other introverts, like themselves, in the freeing nature of public speaking.
Having a similar experience, I, too, have made it my mission to help introverts speak with confidence, positioning my support toward the 64% of attorneys, who on average are introverts. I know what being held back from speaking does – it limits our effectiveness, weakens our resolve and sends a message that we are less than capable.
That message couldn’t be farther from the truth.
We introverts have incredible value to those around us, starting with our thoughtful approach to processing information, to understanding ourselves as well as reflecting on to clarify meaningful concepts. Just like extroverts, we are wonderfully designed to be of value. First for ourselves as we continue our reflection, study and desire to understand the world around us. Secondly to others as we speak to share our reflections and request it of others. This is how we fulfill the gospel of our usefulness.
Is introversion holding you back from public speaking? The answer needs to be no.
I used to hold myself back when I started out as an entrepreneur. I was afraid to learn sales, thinking it would make me offensive. I avoided networking, thinking I would be pushing myself on others. Just like with public speaking, when I focused on myself, I got nervous and doubted my abilities. But when I looked out and connected to individuals around me, I was able to relax into enjoying meaningful experiences. I could more easily discuss how my clients reached out to me because of issues they had and how they enjoyed hope and confidence afterwards. My speaking shifted from being uncomfortable and offensive to being meaningful.
Whenever I shift my focus to those I could help instead of to myself as an incapable speaker, I am freed. Interestingly as a result, my speaking abilities improve and I live my two-fold purpose.
Don’t let introversion hold you back from public speaking. I promise you that you, too, can experience the freeing power of public speaking, and of purpose. Decide to shift your focus from yourself to those around you and speak.
Continue to be thoughtful about your topic.
Connect to one person while sharing a thought. Look at someone else when you’re ready.
See the value of being where you are at that particular time by speaking up and letting others do the same.

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home \ blog \ focus \ is introversion holding you back from speaking?
some of the most powerful speakers are introverts.
perhaps you’ve already heard of introvert susan cain or seen her ted talks about her book, quiet. she is a powerful speaker and so are other introverts. president obama, matt lauer, david letterman, diane sawyer and barbara walters all speak and respond well. in the tech world jonathon colman has been making a name for himself as a presenter. female minister, deb potts has as well. but in their private lives they self-identify as introverts. nonetheless, they each realize the purposefulness public speaking offers them and some have written to motivate other introverts, like themselves, in the freeing nature of public speaking.
having a similar experience, i, too, have made it my mission to help introverts speak with confidence, positioning my support toward the 64% of attorneys, who on average are introverts. i know what being held back from speaking does – it limits our effectiveness, weakens our resolve and sends a message that we are less than capable.
that message couldn’t be farther from the truth.
we introverts have incredible value to those around us, starting with our thoughtful approach to processing information, to understanding ourselves as well as reflecting on to clarify meaningful concepts. just like extroverts, we are wonderfully designed to be of value. first for ourselves as we continue our reflection, study and desire to understand the world around us. secondly to others as we speak to share our reflections and request it of others. this is how we fulfill the gospel of our usefulness.
is introversion holding you back from public speaking? the answer needs to be no.
i used to hold myself back when i started out as an entrepreneur. i was afraid to learn sales, thinking it would make me offensive. i avoided networking, thinking i would be pushing myself on others. just like with public speaking, when i focused on myself, i got nervous and doubted my abilities. but when i looked out and connected to individuals around me, i was able to relax into enjoying meaningful experiences. i could more easily discuss how my clients reached out to me because of issues they had and how they enjoyed hope and confidence afterwards. my speaking shifted from being uncomfortable and offensive to being meaningful.
whenever i shift my focus to those i could help instead of to myself as an incapable speaker, i am freed. interestingly as a result, my speaking abilities improve and i live my two-fold purpose.
don’t let introversion hold you back from public speaking. i promise you that you, too, can experience the freeing power of public speaking, and of purpose. decide to shift your focus from yourself to those around you and speak.
continue to be thoughtful about your topic.
connect to one person while sharing a thought. look at someone else when you’re ready.
see the value of being where you are at that particular time by speaking up and letting others do the same.


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2020 assignments will be posted in July. If you have any questions, please contact Rev. Kim Ingram at kingram@wnccumc.org or 704-535-2260 x. 112.
Candidates for full connection and associate membership are expected to demonstrate fruitfulness in ministry. Candidates for provisional membership are expected to demonstrate readiness for ministry. The WNC Board of Ordained Ministry clarified these expectations and include Wesley’s Historic Questions as ways to use in preparation and discernment for conference membership.

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2020 assignments will be posted in july. if you have any questions, please contact rev. kim ingram at kingram@wnccumc.org or 704-535-2260 x. 112.
candidates for full connection and associate membership are expected to demonstrate fruitfulness in ministry. candidates for provisional membership are expected to demonstrate readiness for ministry. the wnc board of ordained ministry clarified these expectations and include wesley’s historic questions as ways to use in preparation and discernment for conference membership.


text: ‚Visual Energy I’ is an album which Marcator recorded in 1986 with the flautist and saxophonist Jürgen Volbeding. It presents the climax of Marcator’s electronic-meditative work. 3 titles of more than 20 minutes each create musical images powered by analogue synthesizers together with brass, guitar and even sitar sounds, which modern digital technology is unlikely to reproduce. The music is influenced by the sonic experiments of the time but remains original and topical.

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hi my name is willie donaldson and i am in need of a kidney transplant. i am currently on the transplant list, however there are many large expenses such as medications, doctors, travel expenses and hospital costs.
i have come a long way. twelve hours after being married i ended up in the hospital (icu) facing kidney failure. that was about 10 years ago. as you can see, that has been a long time of recovery, but to finish my course i need your help so please donate to my cause!
to help with the financial burden of uninsured medical expenses, a fundraising campaign has been established in honor of willie donaldson with help hope live.
willie has chosen to fundraise with help hope live in part because help hope live assures fiscal accountability of funds raised and tax deductibility for donors. donors can be sure that funds donated will be used only to pay or reimburse medically-related expenses. to make a tax-deductible donation to this fundraising campaign, click on the donate now button.


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One of the most talked about and controversial outings from Ubisoft in the Assassin's Creed franchise has to be Assassin's Creed: Unity. The game was hailed as a gorgeous but broken gameplay experience. Well, Ubisoft finally explained exactly what went wrong.
We fell again into this trap of working a lot on the tech, and not allowing enough [time for] the teams to create the content to create something new. In the end, that's the way I see it. We created the perfect conditions for the perfect storm. We had a game that was wonderful in terms of art, but that was not renewing enough of the experience.
Guesdon compared Assassin's Creed: Unity to the original Assassin's Creed that came out in 2007. Jean explained that both games put the tech before the content, and that both games suffered from the problem of the team trying to bring tech to life as opposed to giving gamers a very thorough gameplay experience.
Development on Unity started back in 2011 and the game was finished in 2014, a year after the Xbox One and PS4 released. It was also the first exclusive eighth-gen outing for the Assassin's Creed franchise, following up on the previous year's cross-gen outing of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
Despite having a three year development cycle, Guesdon notes that focusing on the "low" level tech blinded the team from focusing on content-driven gameplay.
It does make sense in a way given that most people admit that Assassin's Creed: Unity is one of the best looking games from eighth gen and that the design of France is both densely realized and artistically captivating. Unfortunately, a lot of the exploration and navigation was impeded by graphical glitches, frame-rate issues and performance roadblocks; many of these problems persisted for well after six months of the game's release.
Ubisoft decided to change the way design approaches were made for the games that followed, with Assassin's Creed: Syndicate being more content-focused, while Assassin's Creed: Origins was themed around player-choice and an overhaul of the combat system, which was mirrored after games like Dark Souls and Dragon's Dogma.
What's interesting is that Assassin's Creed: Unity was about putting tech before gameplay, and it didn't quite pay off due to some hiccups that the team should have fixed before it was released. Perhaps if it had six months of extra development time it could have released as an instant classic instead of developing a reputation of a rushed and buggy game.
These days people use Assassin's Creed: Unity as an example of a game that didn't bake in the oven long enough. It's a real shame, because it is true that it does a fine job of visually capturing the French Revolution unlike any other game before it.

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one of the most talked about and controversial outings from ubisoft in the assassin's creed franchise has to be assassin's creed: unity. the game was hailed as a gorgeous but broken gameplay experience. well, ubisoft finally explained exactly what went wrong.
we fell again into this trap of working a lot on the tech, and not allowing enough [time for] the teams to create the content to create something new. in the end, that's the way i see it. we created the perfect conditions for the perfect storm. we had a game that was wonderful in terms of art, but that was not renewing enough of the experience.
guesdon compared assassin's creed: unity to the original assassin's creed that came out in 2007. jean explained that both games put the tech before the content, and that both games suffered from the problem of the team trying to bring tech to life as opposed to giving gamers a very thorough gameplay experience.
development on unity started back in 2011 and the game was finished in 2014, a year after the xbox one and ps4 released. it was also the first exclusive eighth-gen outing for the assassin's creed franchise, following up on the previous year's cross-gen outing of assassin's creed iv: black flag.
despite having a three year development cycle, guesdon notes that focusing on the "low" level tech blinded the team from focusing on content-driven gameplay.
it does make sense in a way given that most people admit that assassin's creed: unity is one of the best looking games from eighth gen and that the design of france is both densely realized and artistically captivating. unfortunately, a lot of the exploration and navigation was impeded by graphical glitches, frame-rate issues and performance roadblocks; many of these problems persisted for well after six months of the game's release.
ubisoft decided to change the way design approaches were made for the games that followed, with assassin's creed: syndicate being more content-focused, while assassin's creed: origins was themed around player-choice and an overhaul of the combat system, which was mirrored after games like dark souls and dragon's dogma.
what's interesting is that assassin's creed: unity was about putting tech before gameplay, and it didn't quite pay off due to some hiccups that the team should have fixed before it was released. perhaps if it had six months of extra development time it could have released as an instant classic instead of developing a reputation of a rushed and buggy game.
these days people use assassin's creed: unity as an example of a game that didn't bake in the oven long enough. it's a real shame, because it is true that it does a fine job of visually capturing the french revolution unlike any other game before it.


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Hearing is a vital part of learning language. Important for a child’s speech development, it also influences literacy skills. For children born with significant hearing loss, listening and language ability are boosted by a cochlear implant. “The literacy of deaf children on average in the era before cochlear implants was fourth grade, which is not functional literacy,” said Dr. Nancy Young, medical director of audiology and cochlear implant programs at Lurie Children’s Hospital and Northwestern University professor.
Decades of research shows early cochlear implantation is vital because early hearing loss deprives the auditory areas of the brain of stimulation, Young said. “You want to minimise the period of auditory deprivation, and therefore, younger age of implantation is advantageous,” she added. “It makes sense that if you have that gap you have to catch up a bit. So far, we have not had a reliable way to predict which children are at risk to develop poorer language,” Young said.
Scientists used brain MRIs of normal hearing and deaf children to capture abnormal patterns in children with hearing loss before they received cochlear implants. These MRIs were used to construct a machine-learning algorithm to predict language development with a relatively high degree of accuracy, specificity and sensitivity, according to Wong.

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hearing is a vital part of learning language. important for a child’s speech development, it also influences literacy skills. for children born with significant hearing loss, listening and language ability are boosted by a cochlear implant. “the literacy of deaf children on average in the era before cochlear implants was fourth grade, which is not functional literacy,” said dr. nancy young, medical director of audiology and cochlear implant programs at lurie children’s hospital and northwestern university professor.
decades of research shows early cochlear implantation is vital because early hearing loss deprives the auditory areas of the brain of stimulation, young said. “you want to minimise the period of auditory deprivation, and therefore, younger age of implantation is advantageous,” she added. “it makes sense that if you have that gap you have to catch up a bit. so far, we have not had a reliable way to predict which children are at risk to develop poorer language,” young said.
scientists used brain mris of normal hearing and deaf children to capture abnormal patterns in children with hearing loss before they received cochlear implants. these mris were used to construct a machine-learning algorithm to predict language development with a relatively high degree of accuracy, specificity and sensitivity, according to wong.


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In the new Version WinSCP 5.9.3 I found a little Bug in the installer.
If the user account is no local admin on the installing machine, the installer will loop endless without any ui - the process starts over and over again... it's impossible to quit the process... the only way is to restart(or logout).
"Run as" (domain) administrator works of course.
Do you get a UAC prompt? Or not even that?
Can you enable logging using /log=c:\path\to\log.log command-lie switch and attach the log here?
Really I have the same issue with v5.9.3 installer.
I relly think you know about this one.
Will try to find the logs.
No I'm not. It works for me. Please attach the log.
There is no any UAC prompt.
3. A windows appears saying that Russian translation it only 97% and asks to press "OK". I press "OK" and the process restarted.
5. And every time I press "OK" a new log file is been created with adding -elevated to the filename end.
P.S. WinSCP-5.9.1-Setup.exe the same problem.
1) If you right-click the installer and select "Run as Administrator", what does it do?
2) What does this command do? powershell.exe -Command "Start-Process WinSCP-5.9.3-Setup.exe -Verb RunAs"
This particular computer is in Domain and has limited rights to install software. In other words my user is in group "Users".
So if I try "Run as Administrator" this will do all the same because I don't have Administrator's rights and I can't obtain them.
It really do the same. After about 15-20 seconds I see a windows about 97% translation and when I press OK then process restarts.
Logs really the same but I attached them.
3. Got the same situation.
So I assume, all you want is the installer to run unprivileged and install to user profile, right?
Martin, here are the logs.
And got Message box (Abort/Retry/Ignore) with words "no access (in Russian).
Hit several times Retry and then Abort.
but I don't have access to it for Write/Edit actions.
It does that. But for new installations only. For upgrades, it's difficult to guess, what the user actually wants. Perhaps the installer should ask.
I do understand you, Martin.
1. Logically the Installer sees that the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\ exists.
2. So Installer wants ti Upgrade in this case.
3. But then Installer checks that folder for Write access and fails.
At such situation (and this is my situation) I really thing that Installer has to propose to make a new installation and may be to move setting from old directory to a new one.
Also the steps 1.2.3. can be hidden for user so he just sees a note that only New installation to New folder can be made (with proposal to move setting if the *.ini file is kept in old folder).

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in the new version winscp 5.9.3 i found a little bug in the installer.
if the user account is no local admin on the installing machine, the installer will loop endless without any ui - the process starts over and over again... it's impossible to quit the process... the only way is to restart(or logout).
"run as" (domain) administrator works of course.
do you get a uac prompt? or not even that?
can you enable logging using /log=c:\path\to\log.log command-lie switch and attach the log here?
really i have the same issue with v5.9.3 installer.
i relly think you know about this one.
will try to find the logs.
no i'm not. it works for me. please attach the log.
there is no any uac prompt.
3. a windows appears saying that russian translation it only 97% and asks to press "ok". i press "ok" and the process restarted.
5. and every time i press "ok" a new log file is been created with adding -elevated to the filename end.
p.s. winscp-5.9.1-setup.exe the same problem.
1) if you right-click the installer and select "run as administrator", what does it do?
2) what does this command do? powershell.exe -command "start-process winscp-5.9.3-setup.exe -verb runas"
this particular computer is in domain and has limited rights to install software. in other words my user is in group "users".
so if i try "run as administrator" this will do all the same because i don't have administrator's rights and i can't obtain them.
it really do the same. after about 15-20 seconds i see a windows about 97% translation and when i press ok then process restarts.
logs really the same but i attached them.
3. got the same situation.
so i assume, all you want is the installer to run unprivileged and install to user profile, right?
martin, here are the logs.
and got message box (abort/retry/ignore) with words "no access (in russian).
hit several times retry and then abort.
but i don't have access to it for write/edit actions.
it does that. but for new installations only. for upgrades, it's difficult to guess, what the user actually wants. perhaps the installer should ask.
i do understand you, martin.
1. logically the installer sees that the folder c:\program files (x86)\winscp\ exists.
2. so installer wants ti upgrade in this case.
3. but then installer checks that folder for write access and fails.
at such situation (and this is my situation) i really thing that installer has to propose to make a new installation and may be to move setting from old directory to a new one.
also the steps 1.2.3. can be hidden for user so he just sees a note that only new installation to new folder can be made (with proposal to move setting if the *.ini file is kept in old folder).


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We arranged a flat-swap with my cousin and her boyfriend.
I prepared a nice welcome basket with some nice things to give them a good start to their holiday.
I told them to take the bunting home with them – they will pin it up in their hall way.

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we arranged a flat-swap with my cousin and her boyfriend.
i prepared a nice welcome basket with some nice things to give them a good start to their holiday.
i told them to take the bunting home with them – they will pin it up in their hall way.


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Throughout the year, Chelmsford residents enjoy such events as the FallFest and Apple Fair, summer and fall farmers markets, a Halloween Parade, the Holiday Prelude, the WinterFest, and a Memorial Day parade. Many of these occur in Chelmsford Center, the traditional commercial and civic center of the town. A state-designated historic district, this area is home to many small locally owned and operated retail, office, and service businesses.
Chelmsford is a town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts in the Greater Lowell area. As of the 2010 United States Census, the town’s population was 33,802 with a median age of 39.2 years old. It is located 24 miles (39 km) northwest of Boston and has easy access to the metro-Boston through local highways and the Lowell branch of the Commuter Rail.
Named after Chelmsford, England, the town was incorporated in May 1655 by an act of the Massachusetts General Court. The farming community of East Chelmsford was incorporated as Lowell in the 1820s. Chelmsford experienced a drastic increase in population between 1950 and 1970, coinciding with the connection of U.S. Route 3 in Lowell to Massachusetts Route 128 in the 1950s and the extension of U.S. Route 3 from Chelmsford to New Hampshire in the 1960s. But the town still maintains a community focus and a rustic feel. With its community gardens and state Green Community designation, it’s a great place for those who feel most at home outdoors.
As explained on the town’s website, today’s Chelmsford thrives “on the enthusiastic sense of volunteerism and engagement exhibited through our residents and local businesses.” The school system is one of the best ranked in the state, and the community was voted one of the top 100 Best Places to Live in the U.S. by Money Magazine first in 2007 and again in 2011.

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throughout the year, chelmsford residents enjoy such events as the fallfest and apple fair, summer and fall farmers markets, a halloween parade, the holiday prelude, the winterfest, and a memorial day parade. many of these occur in chelmsford center, the traditional commercial and civic center of the town. a state-designated historic district, this area is home to many small locally owned and operated retail, office, and service businesses.
chelmsford is a town in middlesex county, massachusetts in the greater lowell area. as of the 2010 united states census, the town’s population was 33,802 with a median age of 39.2 years old. it is located 24 miles (39 km) northwest of boston and has easy access to the metro-boston through local highways and the lowell branch of the commuter rail.
named after chelmsford, england, the town was incorporated in may 1655 by an act of the massachusetts general court. the farming community of east chelmsford was incorporated as lowell in the 1820s. chelmsford experienced a drastic increase in population between 1950 and 1970, coinciding with the connection of u.s. route 3 in lowell to massachusetts route 128 in the 1950s and the extension of u.s. route 3 from chelmsford to new hampshire in the 1960s. but the town still maintains a community focus and a rustic feel. with its community gardens and state green community designation, it’s a great place for those who feel most at home outdoors.
as explained on the town’s website, today’s chelmsford thrives “on the enthusiastic sense of volunteerism and engagement exhibited through our residents and local businesses.” the school system is one of the best ranked in the state, and the community was voted one of the top 100 best places to live in the u.s. by money magazine first in 2007 and again in 2011.


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A beautiful childrens watch by Jo For Girls with genuine white leather strap and striking blue butterfly design on the watch face. The numbers 12, 3, 6 and 9 appear on the face with the other numbers represented by gorgeous sparkling clear stones. The watch has a lovely enscription on the back which reads 'never hide your wings'. The watch is practical as well as beautiful, being 30 metres water resistant. It is fitted with a Japanese quartz movement and comes with a one year guarantee. Perfecctly presented in beautiful Jo For Girls pretty pink watch box and gift card. A beautiful gift for any girl.
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a beautiful childrens watch by jo for girls with genuine white leather strap and striking blue butterfly design on the watch face. the numbers 12, 3, 6 and 9 appear on the face with the other numbers represented by gorgeous sparkling clear stones. the watch has a lovely enscription on the back which reads 'never hide your wings'. the watch is practical as well as beautiful, being 30 metres water resistant. it is fitted with a japanese quartz movement and comes with a one year guarantee. perfecctly presented in beautiful jo for girls pretty pink watch box and gift card. a beautiful gift for any girl.
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Dear Brazoes people we have started this wikiedit.org to publish all village details around the world. Brazoes is a village located in the district of state. You are welcome to provide more information about Brazoes. It can be under the following category.
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answering the “so what?” led davidson to explore the flaws in how companies typically manage diversity. they don't integrate diversity into their overall business strategy. they focus on differences that have little impact on their business. and often their diversity efforts end up hindering the professional development of the very people they were designed to help.
davidson explains how what he calls leveraging difference™ turns persistent diversity problems into solutions that drive business results. difference becomes a powerful source of sustainable competitive advantage instead of a distracting mandate handed down from hr.
to begin with, leaders must identify the differences most important to achieving organizational goals, even if the differences aren't the obvious ones. the second challenge is to help employees work together to understand the ways these differences matter to the business. finally, leaders need to experiment with how to use these relevant differences to get things done. davidson provides compelling examples of how organizations have tackled each of these challenges.
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A Political Theology for Africa.
One of my most memorable experiences of the last year was the opportunity I had to spend a week at the Summer Institute at Duke Divinity School, hosted by the Center for Reconciliation there. Some of my best memories from that week involve hearing stories of unfathomable faith and courage told by church leaders from the Great Lakes region of central Africa. Emmanuel Katongole, professor of theology and world Christianity at Duke and Roman Catholic priest of the Kampala archdiocese in Uganda, was one of these African leaders, whose lecture was one of the highlights of the Institute.
I had been familiar with Katongole’s work for a couple years, particularly his narration of the genocide in Rwanda, Mirror to the Church, which I reviewed here in 2009. I was therefore delighted to see that he recently published a new theological reflection on the African context, The Sacrifice of Africa, in which he probes the meaning of recent African stories of Christian faithfulness. I can see that this book might easily be overlooked by readers who are unfamiliar or unconcerned with African Christianity. However, to overlook this extraordinary book would be a grave error. Following in the footsteps of his Duke Divinity School colleagues J. Kameron Carter (author of Race: A Theological Account) and Willie James Jennings (author of The Christian Imagination), Katongole’s work here serves to spur the church to imagine what faithfulness to the Gospel will look like in a post-Western world. Katongole’s work is therefore of great significance because it reflects on the meaning of those who – in the poignant words of J. Kameron Carter – “have imagined and performed a way of being in the world beyond the pseudotheological containment of whiteness” (Race 378).
1) Colonial Impact, Social Memory and Forgetfulness.
The Sacrifice of Africa offers a whirlwind tour of stories and thinkers who help us understand the ways in which the African Christian social imagination was warped by colonialism and modernity, and concludes with the stories of three amazing African Christians – Bishop Paride Taban of Sudan, Angelina Atyam of northern Uganda and Maggie Barankitse of Burundi – whose work offers hope of a revitalized, more faithful social imagination, not simply an ethereal imagination, but an imagination that engages in the struggles of these places and begins to be realized. Katongole concludes the book with the observation that these stories offer us hope that churches can be more than merely religious communities, that they can become “a form of Christian social praxis that involves reordering geography, history, economics, politics, time, communities , relationships – in short, everything” (194-195).
In this Easter season, when we celebrate the new creation initiated in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, works like Emmanuel Katongole’s The Sacrifice of Africa, give us hope that the Christian social imaginations of churches in our own places can be guided by the life of resurrection, even when the culture to which we have been so deeply embedded collapses around us. Our only hope lies in this resurrection, and we thank God for faith the faith and courage of our African brothers and sisters who are leading the way!
“The Sacrifice of Africa” provides much food for thought, and I do not doubt that it will generate a fresh conversation at the intersection between Christian social ethics and Africa. Although I think I have a few issues with the way in which Katongole narrates several themes in his book, my main critique is that Katongole fails to demonstrate that the three final stories embody the u201ctheoretical frameworku201d he develops in part II. Tabanu2019s Holy Trinity Peace Village, for example, in a wonderful way, creates a space for Christians, Muslims, and traditionalists to live together in peace. However, given this reality, it is difficult to see how the Peace Village represents the u201cecclesiological vision, a model of the churchu2026u201d that Katongole promises in the introduction. Additionally, it is difficult to observe the difference between Atyamu2019s Concerned Parents Association and the u201cpoliticalu201d or u201cpastoralu201d paradigms Katongole critiques as a typical performance of Christian social ethics (see pp. 33-40). More specifically, Atyam decidedly works inside of nation-state politics when Atyam u201cmet with the rebels and with different government leaders, including the president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni” (Katongole, 157). nnMy intention here is not to delegitimize the work of Taban, Atyam and Barankitse. I find their work and respective visions compelling and laudable. Moreover, I do not wish to suggest that these particular communities could not provide an inspiration or a witness to the church in a manner similar to Katongole’s vision. Instead my goal here is point out the incongruences between Katongoleu2019s theoretical vision (the fruit of his critique of the nation-state) and the three stories, which Katongole suggests embody that vision. Given this critique, one might wonder if this calls into question much of Katongoleu2019s constructive proposal. That being said, I am grateful to Katongole for his thoughtful examination on this important topic.

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a political theology for africa.
one of my most memorable experiences of the last year was the opportunity i had to spend a week at the summer institute at duke divinity school, hosted by the center for reconciliation there. some of my best memories from that week involve hearing stories of unfathomable faith and courage told by church leaders from the great lakes region of central africa. emmanuel katongole, professor of theology and world christianity at duke and roman catholic priest of the kampala archdiocese in uganda, was one of these african leaders, whose lecture was one of the highlights of the institute.
i had been familiar with katongole’s work for a couple years, particularly his narration of the genocide in rwanda, mirror to the church, which i reviewed here in 2009. i was therefore delighted to see that he recently published a new theological reflection on the african context, the sacrifice of africa, in which he probes the meaning of recent african stories of christian faithfulness. i can see that this book might easily be overlooked by readers who are unfamiliar or unconcerned with african christianity. however, to overlook this extraordinary book would be a grave error. following in the footsteps of his duke divinity school colleagues j. kameron carter (author of race: a theological account) and willie james jennings (author of the christian imagination), katongole’s work here serves to spur the church to imagine what faithfulness to the gospel will look like in a post-western world. katongole’s work is therefore of great significance because it reflects on the meaning of those who – in the poignant words of j. kameron carter – “have imagined and performed a way of being in the world beyond the pseudotheological containment of whiteness” (race 378).
1) colonial impact, social memory and forgetfulness.
the sacrifice of africa offers a whirlwind tour of stories and thinkers who help us understand the ways in which the african christian social imagination was warped by colonialism and modernity, and concludes with the stories of three amazing african christians – bishop paride taban of sudan, angelina atyam of northern uganda and maggie barankitse of burundi – whose work offers hope of a revitalized, more faithful social imagination, not simply an ethereal imagination, but an imagination that engages in the struggles of these places and begins to be realized. katongole concludes the book with the observation that these stories offer us hope that churches can be more than merely religious communities, that they can become “a form of christian social praxis that involves reordering geography, history, economics, politics, time, communities , relationships – in short, everything” (194-195).
in this easter season, when we celebrate the new creation initiated in the death, burial and resurrection of jesus, works like emmanuel katongole’s the sacrifice of africa, give us hope that the christian social imaginations of churches in our own places can be guided by the life of resurrection, even when the culture to which we have been so deeply embedded collapses around us. our only hope lies in this resurrection, and we thank god for faith the faith and courage of our african brothers and sisters who are leading the way!
“the sacrifice of africa” provides much food for thought, and i do not doubt that it will generate a fresh conversation at the intersection between christian social ethics and africa. although i think i have a few issues with the way in which katongole narrates several themes in his book, my main critique is that katongole fails to demonstrate that the three final stories embody the u201ctheoretical frameworku201d he develops in part ii. tabanu2019s holy trinity peace village, for example, in a wonderful way, creates a space for christians, muslims, and traditionalists to live together in peace. however, given this reality, it is difficult to see how the peace village represents the u201cecclesiological vision, a model of the churchu2026u201d that katongole promises in the introduction. additionally, it is difficult to observe the difference between atyamu2019s concerned parents association and the u201cpoliticalu201d or u201cpastoralu201d paradigms katongole critiques as a typical performance of christian social ethics (see pp. 33-40). more specifically, atyam decidedly works inside of nation-state politics when atyam u201cmet with the rebels and with different government leaders, including the president of uganda, yoweri museveni” (katongole, 157). nnmy intention here is not to delegitimize the work of taban, atyam and barankitse. i find their work and respective visions compelling and laudable. moreover, i do not wish to suggest that these particular communities could not provide an inspiration or a witness to the church in a manner similar to katongole’s vision. instead my goal here is point out the incongruences between katongoleu2019s theoretical vision (the fruit of his critique of the nation-state) and the three stories, which katongole suggests embody that vision. given this critique, one might wonder if this calls into question much of katongoleu2019s constructive proposal. that being said, i am grateful to katongole for his thoughtful examination on this important topic.


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But then you realize that it’s Thursday and you should have posted something already, but you just don’t know what to say. And so you haven’t said anything … in weeks.
To you, my friends, I say, “Take heart, you are not alone!” Content presents a challenge for everyone who creates it and there are ways to make that process easier. One of those is by making a content calendar. After all, fortune favors the bold AND the prepared!
Ah, Facebook. Love it or hate it, as the largest social media platform around its likely part of your marketing mix in one way or another.
By now you’ve probably heard that with the new algorithm changes that hit in early 2018, organic (unpaid) reach for branded Facebook pages is low, about two percent on average, meaning only a tiny portion of your followers actually see your content.
As a result, we’re seeing more and more of our clients accept the inevitable – to market on Facebook you have to pay to play. However, not all Facebook promotions are created equal.
If you are anything like me, you’ve spent a fair amount of time of the past few weeks reading other people’s thoughts, wishes, and goals for the new year. I like everything I read. And I want to jump on board with every bold goal, idea and vision.
But the harsh reality is that many of those good intentions for 2019 are going to remain unfulfilled. It’s not because of a lack of desire, but a lack of being intentional.
The BIG DAY is just around the corner; are you ready? With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s a busy time as people try to wrap things up (pun intended). If you can imagine, it’s a hectic time in Santa’s workshop as the clock ticks down to go-time, but you know the big guy will be ready.
Your “Big Day” might not be an ambitious globe-trotting, gift-dropping ordeal, but whether it’s a product launch, event, or advertising campaign, we can head to the North Pole to collect a few project management tips—Santa Style.
Living in a world where we carry little computers with high definition cameras around in our pockets has made sharing video content easier than ever – and users are eating up it up!
Facebook Live is a growing trend in social media marketing, and with over 1.8 billion active users and an incredibly easy-to-use live video service, there is no reason for you to sit this one out.
But before you start shooting from the hip, we’ve got some tips to make sure you are prepared for a successful broadcast.
The graphic design team at Sutherland Weston excels at creating the eye-catching visuals that make our clients stand out. We know how to arrange design elements and colors for aesthetic appeal and legibility. We’re accomplished in the art of making people stop for a moment as they swipe through their Facebook feed. We turn heads for a living.
That said, our work is only as effective as the intent behind it.
The purpose of marketing materials is to convert the customer’s attention into a desired interaction. This could mean a number of things, such as purchasing your product, giving you a phone call, or donating to your cause. This is why it is crucial for the graphic design team to have a key sense of the project’s purpose before we begin.
By answering a few key questions, we can maximize the effectiveness of a marketing piece.
If you’ve been wondering how you could use video to compete, grow and win more business, you’re not alone. Here are three ways businesses of any size can incorporate video quickly, easily, and at a low cost to add high impact to the sales process.
There’s certainly been a lot of talk and buzz about the use of video, whether it be in social media or whether it be in marketing in general, every conference, workshop, report and article states that the use of video is growing. More people are creating and consuming video and it certainly looks like that’s not going away anytime soon.
However, many business owners aren’t quite sure how or where video fits into their business – or even if it’s something that should fit into their business.
Online reviews have been around for a while now and while most of us know that they are important, we might struggle to articulate why.
But it's pretty simple. Good reviews help persuade potential customers that you are prepared to deliver great products or services.
In fact, a 2014 study found that 88 percent of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations. That same study found that the more online reviews a business has, the more trustworthy it is deemed.
Consumers read an average of six online reviews before making a decision, so it's important to have a number of online reviews for your business.
Here are some recommendations and best practices that could help.
At Sutherland Weston, we field many questions about using social media in content marketing efforts. They tend to be about which social media channels to use, how to use them and how to make the best use of them. Here are three recommendations we share frequently to help you be more effective.
I like a good metaphor. It makes it easy to translate the often-ethereal nature of web development into something relatable to everyone.

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but then you realize that it’s thursday and you should have posted something already, but you just don’t know what to say. and so you haven’t said anything … in weeks.
to you, my friends, i say, “take heart, you are not alone!” content presents a challenge for everyone who creates it and there are ways to make that process easier. one of those is by making a content calendar. after all, fortune favors the bold and the prepared!
ah, facebook. love it or hate it, as the largest social media platform around its likely part of your marketing mix in one way or another.
by now you’ve probably heard that with the new algorithm changes that hit in early 2018, organic (unpaid) reach for branded facebook pages is low, about two percent on average, meaning only a tiny portion of your followers actually see your content.
as a result, we’re seeing more and more of our clients accept the inevitable – to market on facebook you have to pay to play. however, not all facebook promotions are created equal.
if you are anything like me, you’ve spent a fair amount of time of the past few weeks reading other people’s thoughts, wishes, and goals for the new year. i like everything i read. and i want to jump on board with every bold goal, idea and vision.
but the harsh reality is that many of those good intentions for 2019 are going to remain unfulfilled. it’s not because of a lack of desire, but a lack of being intentional.
the big day is just around the corner; are you ready? with the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s a busy time as people try to wrap things up (pun intended). if you can imagine, it’s a hectic time in santa’s workshop as the clock ticks down to go-time, but you know the big guy will be ready.
your “big day” might not be an ambitious globe-trotting, gift-dropping ordeal, but whether it’s a product launch, event, or advertising campaign, we can head to the north pole to collect a few project management tips—santa style.
living in a world where we carry little computers with high definition cameras around in our pockets has made sharing video content easier than ever – and users are eating up it up!
facebook live is a growing trend in social media marketing, and with over 1.8 billion active users and an incredibly easy-to-use live video service, there is no reason for you to sit this one out.
but before you start shooting from the hip, we’ve got some tips to make sure you are prepared for a successful broadcast.
the graphic design team at sutherland weston excels at creating the eye-catching visuals that make our clients stand out. we know how to arrange design elements and colors for aesthetic appeal and legibility. we’re accomplished in the art of making people stop for a moment as they swipe through their facebook feed. we turn heads for a living.
that said, our work is only as effective as the intent behind it.
the purpose of marketing materials is to convert the customer’s attention into a desired interaction. this could mean a number of things, such as purchasing your product, giving you a phone call, or donating to your cause. this is why it is crucial for the graphic design team to have a key sense of the project’s purpose before we begin.
by answering a few key questions, we can maximize the effectiveness of a marketing piece.
if you’ve been wondering how you could use video to compete, grow and win more business, you’re not alone. here are three ways businesses of any size can incorporate video quickly, easily, and at a low cost to add high impact to the sales process.
there’s certainly been a lot of talk and buzz about the use of video, whether it be in social media or whether it be in marketing in general, every conference, workshop, report and article states that the use of video is growing. more people are creating and consuming video and it certainly looks like that’s not going away anytime soon.
however, many business owners aren’t quite sure how or where video fits into their business – or even if it’s something that should fit into their business.
online reviews have been around for a while now and while most of us know that they are important, we might struggle to articulate why.
but it's pretty simple. good reviews help persuade potential customers that you are prepared to deliver great products or services.
in fact, a 2014 study found that 88 percent of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations. that same study found that the more online reviews a business has, the more trustworthy it is deemed.
consumers read an average of six online reviews before making a decision, so it's important to have a number of online reviews for your business.
here are some recommendations and best practices that could help.
at sutherland weston, we field many questions about using social media in content marketing efforts. they tend to be about which social media channels to use, how to use them and how to make the best use of them. here are three recommendations we share frequently to help you be more effective.
i like a good metaphor. it makes it easy to translate the often-ethereal nature of web development into something relatable to everyone.


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Don Gibbs became captain of Towns in 1951, a position he held for 8 seasons which included 5 Premierships. (Don Gibbs passed away on May 26th 2011 aged 80. His family returned the five Premiership trophies to the Towns Football Club in August 2011). Under his leadership Towns improved from their dismal showing the previous year to win the flag.
During that season also, a combined Broome side defeated Derby by 11 goals.
Similarly, in 1952 Towns 13.15 defeated Meatworks 11.10 to make it two in a row. But this was only the beginning for the Club that would dominate the competition until the present day.
By 1953, Gibbs had recruited from the local community, an untapped resource until then, to give his 'polished machine' speed. Simon Bernard, also renowned for his boxing ability, became a footy champion, even racing a horse over a furlong at one time, to test his pace, which he narrowly lost. Sid Tolentino, as a rover, certainly caught the umpires eye too taking off the best and fairest award in that year; (his trophy was a BBQ stand). In a recent interview he stated with a wry smile that he was never injured because he was too fast. Was it any wonder that Towns were undefeated for the season in a team that included 7 policemen.
Although the oval was quite small with most players easily kicking goals from centre half forward, Towns 15.14 defeated Commonwealth 8.4. Bob Stephens kicked 14 goals in that final and Keith Murray retired having played in 3 successive Premierships.
This photo is probably the Premiership team won by Towns in 1953. Simon Bernard appears and Bob Stephens who is one of 7 Policeman.
NAMES BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: ?, Dan Kennedy, Don Gibbs, Keith Murray, John Gould, ? ? Arthur Shackleton (in white shirt - first Captain of Meatworks), ? ? ?
FRONT ROW: ? Ron Chincock, ? Sergeant Bob Stephens holding the football, ? Simon Bernard, Dan Howard.
Meatworks were after revenge in 1954. It was rumoured that they drank a keg before hostilities began and Kevin McClements was given the job of 'taking out' Sergeant Bob Stephens. Ernie Rahman made his debut in this season as centre half forward at the young age of 17.
"The Meatworkers were giants compared to nowadays. Most of them were champions but I reckon the water they brought out during the game was always half full of plonk. I can still see 'Squeaker', a mountain of a man, dragging Sid Tolentino along after a tackle."
Ernie went on to win the best and fairest award twice. But after a car accident in which he broke his leg, his short career seemed doomed. However it wasn't too long before Ernie had strapped up his leg and was once more kicking goals in his comeback game.
His horrified doctor went on to the ground in an unsuccessful attempt to pull him off.
" I told you, you were never to play football again".
Keith Hill (ruck - Post office), Terry McDaniel (rover master pearler - died from gun accident), Phil Carey (wing - Airport), Max (barman) Abbott, Merv Straton, (Rick Mills vice captain, Kevin Townsend captain, Bob Bowers, Ivor Thomter (torpedo master kick) and Kevin McKay all policemen), Don Gibbs, Ringer Corpus (father of Ron Corpus who played for Towns in the 80's, umpired 48 games including the '88 Grand Final and is now involved with Nyul Nyul Football Club), Keith Murray (father of Glen), Sid Tolentino (brother of Guanita Gower and father of Brad was best player in the 1989 Grand Final for Meatworks), Ernie Rahman (father of Fido and Michael who played for Roos and Meatworks), Paddy Torres, Ross Edgar (PWD) and Tommy King.
Tom Brown (captain - linesman at Post office), Des Barker (Post office), Cliff Adams (customs), Phil Carey (Airport), John Oliver, Ted Pierce, Mo Gower (father of Gary who played in the Saints Premiership of 1980), Peter Sibosado, Bob McGregor, Gill Hepburn (very tall - master of the drop kick - airport) and Albert Dann (father of Alec, James and Glen).
Arthur Shackleton (captain), Mick Hansen, Albie Braun, Alan Fruin, Len Molan (played with East Perth Reserves), Bob Johnson (centre), Kevin McClements (played with Claremont Reserves), Geo Ross, Big Mac, Billy Blume, Ronny Foy (father of Ron who won the best and fairest award for the Association in 1982).

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don gibbs became captain of towns in 1951, a position he held for 8 seasons which included 5 premierships. (don gibbs passed away on may 26th 2011 aged 80. his family returned the five premiership trophies to the towns football club in august 2011). under his leadership towns improved from their dismal showing the previous year to win the flag.
during that season also, a combined broome side defeated derby by 11 goals.
similarly, in 1952 towns 13.15 defeated meatworks 11.10 to make it two in a row. but this was only the beginning for the club that would dominate the competition until the present day.
by 1953, gibbs had recruited from the local community, an untapped resource until then, to give his 'polished machine' speed. simon bernard, also renowned for his boxing ability, became a footy champion, even racing a horse over a furlong at one time, to test his pace, which he narrowly lost. sid tolentino, as a rover, certainly caught the umpires eye too taking off the best and fairest award in that year; (his trophy was a bbq stand). in a recent interview he stated with a wry smile that he was never injured because he was too fast. was it any wonder that towns were undefeated for the season in a team that included 7 policemen.
although the oval was quite small with most players easily kicking goals from centre half forward, towns 15.14 defeated commonwealth 8.4. bob stephens kicked 14 goals in that final and keith murray retired having played in 3 successive premierships.
this photo is probably the premiership team won by towns in 1953. simon bernard appears and bob stephens who is one of 7 policeman.
names back row left to right: ?, dan kennedy, don gibbs, keith murray, john gould, ? ? arthur shackleton (in white shirt - first captain of meatworks), ? ? ?
front row: ? ron chincock, ? sergeant bob stephens holding the football, ? simon bernard, dan howard.
meatworks were after revenge in 1954. it was rumoured that they drank a keg before hostilities began and kevin mcclements was given the job of 'taking out' sergeant bob stephens. ernie rahman made his debut in this season as centre half forward at the young age of 17.
"the meatworkers were giants compared to nowadays. most of them were champions but i reckon the water they brought out during the game was always half full of plonk. i can still see 'squeaker', a mountain of a man, dragging sid tolentino along after a tackle."
ernie went on to win the best and fairest award twice. but after a car accident in which he broke his leg, his short career seemed doomed. however it wasn't too long before ernie had strapped up his leg and was once more kicking goals in his comeback game.
his horrified doctor went on to the ground in an unsuccessful attempt to pull him off.
" i told you, you were never to play football again".
keith hill (ruck - post office), terry mcdaniel (rover master pearler - died from gun accident), phil carey (wing - airport), max (barman) abbott, merv straton, (rick mills vice captain, kevin townsend captain, bob bowers, ivor thomter (torpedo master kick) and kevin mckay all policemen), don gibbs, ringer corpus (father of ron corpus who played for towns in the 80's, umpired 48 games including the '88 grand final and is now involved with nyul nyul football club), keith murray (father of glen), sid tolentino (brother of guanita gower and father of brad was best player in the 1989 grand final for meatworks), ernie rahman (father of fido and michael who played for roos and meatworks), paddy torres, ross edgar (pwd) and tommy king.
tom brown (captain - linesman at post office), des barker (post office), cliff adams (customs), phil carey (airport), john oliver, ted pierce, mo gower (father of gary who played in the saints premiership of 1980), peter sibosado, bob mcgregor, gill hepburn (very tall - master of the drop kick - airport) and albert dann (father of alec, james and glen).
arthur shackleton (captain), mick hansen, albie braun, alan fruin, len molan (played with east perth reserves), bob johnson (centre), kevin mcclements (played with claremont reserves), geo ross, big mac, billy blume, ronny foy (father of ron who won the best and fairest award for the association in 1982).


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Don’t know what song’s been playing on the radio? Use our service to find it! Our playlist stores a Radio Punto track list for the past 7 days.
20:16 State Ascoltando CELESTAL - OLD SCHOOL ROMANCE (REMIX) FT.

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don’t know what song’s been playing on the radio? use our service to find it! our playlist stores a radio punto track list for the past 7 days.
20:16 state ascoltando celestal - old school romance (remix) ft.


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In the spring of 2013, citizens involved in developing trails in Laurens County realized there were various citizen groups working independently to develop trails in the county. Those groups were not aware of each other and, in some cases, were unknowingly competing for the same grants. These groups, and the general public, were invited to open meetings to share information and identify opportunities to work together. The result was a recognition that a formal organization was needed resulting in the decision to form the Laurens County Trails Association (LCTA).
A team of volunteers was formed to design this fledgling organization. They worked through the fall of 2013 to define LCTA’s mission & structure. Late in the fall of 2013, the organizational team named a Board of Directors, and LCTA was turned over to the Board in January of 2014.
In the spring of 2014, the Board of Directors created LCTA’s by-laws, established LCTA’s legal status, developed a publicity plan, defined officers, and developed staffing requirements. The Board then began soliciting initial support from county governments, businesses, schools, and organizations. By late spring and summer, twenty-one organizations in the county had committed their support to LCTA’s initiative to establish a master plan that would include extending the Swamp Rabbit Trail through the county.
LCTA applied for a federal assistance grant from the National Park Services’ (NPS) Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program (RTCA) in the summer of 2014 and was one of the few applicants to be accepted. Through this partnership, NPS personnel provide guidance and expertise for LCTA’s development of a master plan for Laurens County, including assistance with identifying the most feasible route for extending the GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail. In the fall of 2014, NPS and LCTA developed the project plan for creating the Master Plan. Also in the fall of 2014, LCTA succeeded in its bid to be incorporated as a non-profit charitable 501(c)(3) organization.
In the spring of 2015, LCTA collaborated with the NPS/RTCA to conduct open public input meetings to learn about their views regarding the development of a countywide Master Plan - what is important to them about trails and where their priorities lie. In addition to learning about LCTA’s mission and work, attendees made valuable contributions in identifying the county’s important natural, cultural, and historic resources.
Also in collaboration with NPS/RTCA, a survey was developed and conducted, both at the public meetings and online, to more deeply probe interests, concerns, priorities, and opportunities.
Primary uses will be walking, hiking, biking, running, enjoying quiet time, and observing nature.
Desired access and destination points are Clinton, Laurens, Sumter National Forest, Fountain Inn, and Gray Court.
Most usage will be weekly, often on weekends.
Very strong community support for extending the Swamp Rabbit Trail – 92% in favor of doing so.
Since then the LCTA Board has been working on creating the Master Plan. In addition to documenting existing natural and historic resources, proposed segments of the GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail have been identified and prioritized, on-road bicycle routes have been defined and adopted by the Laurens County Council, opportunities for blueways (water routes) have been defined, and a team has been formed to develop an equestrian plan.
The goal is to complete the Master Plan in 2016 and to begin its implementation.
for the benefit of all our citizens and visitors.

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in the spring of 2013, citizens involved in developing trails in laurens county realized there were various citizen groups working independently to develop trails in the county. those groups were not aware of each other and, in some cases, were unknowingly competing for the same grants. these groups, and the general public, were invited to open meetings to share information and identify opportunities to work together. the result was a recognition that a formal organization was needed resulting in the decision to form the laurens county trails association (lcta).
a team of volunteers was formed to design this fledgling organization. they worked through the fall of 2013 to define lcta’s mission & structure. late in the fall of 2013, the organizational team named a board of directors, and lcta was turned over to the board in january of 2014.
in the spring of 2014, the board of directors created lcta’s by-laws, established lcta’s legal status, developed a publicity plan, defined officers, and developed staffing requirements. the board then began soliciting initial support from county governments, businesses, schools, and organizations. by late spring and summer, twenty-one organizations in the county had committed their support to lcta’s initiative to establish a master plan that would include extending the swamp rabbit trail through the county.
lcta applied for a federal assistance grant from the national park services’ (nps) rivers, trails, and conservation assistance program (rtca) in the summer of 2014 and was one of the few applicants to be accepted. through this partnership, nps personnel provide guidance and expertise for lcta’s development of a master plan for laurens county, including assistance with identifying the most feasible route for extending the ghs swamp rabbit trail. in the fall of 2014, nps and lcta developed the project plan for creating the master plan. also in the fall of 2014, lcta succeeded in its bid to be incorporated as a non-profit charitable 501(c)(3) organization.
in the spring of 2015, lcta collaborated with the nps/rtca to conduct open public input meetings to learn about their views regarding the development of a countywide master plan - what is important to them about trails and where their priorities lie. in addition to learning about lcta’s mission and work, attendees made valuable contributions in identifying the county’s important natural, cultural, and historic resources.
also in collaboration with nps/rtca, a survey was developed and conducted, both at the public meetings and online, to more deeply probe interests, concerns, priorities, and opportunities.
primary uses will be walking, hiking, biking, running, enjoying quiet time, and observing nature.
desired access and destination points are clinton, laurens, sumter national forest, fountain inn, and gray court.
most usage will be weekly, often on weekends.
very strong community support for extending the swamp rabbit trail – 92% in favor of doing so.
since then the lcta board has been working on creating the master plan. in addition to documenting existing natural and historic resources, proposed segments of the ghs swamp rabbit trail have been identified and prioritized, on-road bicycle routes have been defined and adopted by the laurens county council, opportunities for blueways (water routes) have been defined, and a team has been formed to develop an equestrian plan.
the goal is to complete the master plan in 2016 and to begin its implementation.
for the benefit of all our citizens and visitors.


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S 1510-Y90R is one of the colours from the NCS Colour Chart and comes in three different paint types Cellulose, Acrylic and Synthetic Enamel.
Please note – Our S 1510-Y90R Aerosol Paint Cans are custom mixed and should be tested before application. We do not take responsibility for any colour difference once you have applied the paint to your surfaces. If the colour is not accurate please contact us to arrange a return.

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s 1510-y90r is one of the colours from the ncs colour chart and comes in three different paint types cellulose, acrylic and synthetic enamel.
please note – our s 1510-y90r aerosol paint cans are custom mixed and should be tested before application. we do not take responsibility for any colour difference once you have applied the paint to your surfaces. if the colour is not accurate please contact us to arrange a return.


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Homes for sale in Western 1 are in high demand. With the recent boom in Western 1 22s for sale, rentals, short sales and foreclosures you can be assured that you have the best tools available for your search. Check out Western 1 market statistics and the latest listings to find your next Western 1 Home!
There are currently 1 22s for sale in Western 1. The average price for Western 1 properties is $19,900which is 86% lower than all 22s within a 20 mile radius. The highest priced property in Western 1 is $19,900 while the lowest priced 22 is listed at $19,900. Most of the properties available in Western 1 are 22s . Compared to last month, the average price of real estate in the area has gone up 100%.

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homes for sale in western 1 are in high demand. with the recent boom in western 1 22s for sale, rentals, short sales and foreclosures you can be assured that you have the best tools available for your search. check out western 1 market statistics and the latest listings to find your next western 1 home!
there are currently 1 22s for sale in western 1. the average price for western 1 properties is $19,900which is 86% lower than all 22s within a 20 mile radius. the highest priced property in western 1 is $19,900 while the lowest priced 22 is listed at $19,900. most of the properties available in western 1 are 22s . compared to last month, the average price of real estate in the area has gone up 100%.


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KU-KIEP-SBS EU센터와 주한영국문화원에서 오는 3월 16일, "공공외교와 문화관계의 역할"이라는 주제로 특강을 개최합니다. 강연자이신 크리스토퍼 로드리게스 영국문화원 이사회 의장은 영국 산업계의 기여 및 영국과 미국에서의 자선 활동 등 공로를 인정 받아, 2007년 영국 왕실로부터 기사 작위인 대영제국 커맨더 훈장 (CBE)을 받으신 바 있습니다. 강연 후에는 질의 응답 및 토론 시간이 이어질 예정입니다. 관심있는 분들의 많은 참여 바랍니다.
※ 당일 현장등록은 혼잡하오니 되도록 온라인 사전등록을 이용하시기 바랍니다.
On 16 March, the KU-KIEP-SBS EU Centre and the British Council are hosting a Distinguished Lecture by Christopher Rodrigues who is the Chair of the British Council. He was appointed a CBE (Commander of the British Empire) in the 2007 New Year Honours for services to British business interests and charitable work in the UK and USA. He will deliver a speech titled “The Power of Public Diplomacy and Cultural Relations”, followed by a Q&A session at the end. We cordially invite you to attend this honouring lecture and look forward to seeing you.
※ On-site registration is available, but pre-registration is strongly recommended.

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ku-kiep-sbs eu센터와 주한영국문화원에서 오는 3월 16일, "공공외교와 문화관계의 역할"이라는 주제로 특강을 개최합니다. 강연자이신 크리스토퍼 로드리게스 영국문화원 이사회 의장은 영국 산업계의 기여 및 영국과 미국에서의 자선 활동 등 공로를 인정 받아, 2007년 영국 왕실로부터 기사 작위인 대영제국 커맨더 훈장 (cbe)을 받으신 바 있습니다. 강연 후에는 질의 응답 및 토론 시간이 이어질 예정입니다. 관심있는 분들의 많은 참여 바랍니다.
※ 당일 현장등록은 혼잡하오니 되도록 온라인 사전등록을 이용하시기 바랍니다.
on 16 march, the ku-kiep-sbs eu centre and the british council are hosting a distinguished lecture by christopher rodrigues who is the chair of the british council. he was appointed a cbe (commander of the british empire) in the 2007 new year honours for services to british business interests and charitable work in the uk and usa. he will deliver a speech titled “the power of public diplomacy and cultural relations”, followed by a q&a session at the end. we cordially invite you to attend this honouring lecture and look forward to seeing you.
※ on-site registration is available, but pre-registration is strongly recommended.


text: Whether you need routine maintenance, equipment repair, or a total comfort system - Tri-Counties Heating & Air has got you covered. Let us build you a solution that uses the clean, renewable energy in your backyard to provide savings up to 70% on heating, cooling and hot water. Serving you for over 34 years, give us a call today!

lowercased: whether you need routine maintenance, equipment repair, or a total comfort system - tri-counties heating & air has got you covered. let us build you a solution that uses the clean, renewable energy in your backyard to provide savings up to 70% on heating, cooling and hot water. serving you for over 34 years, give us a call today!


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Looking to buy a new BMW 1 Series in Malaysia? Research BMW 1 Series car prices, specs, safety, reviews & ratings at CarBase.my. You can also compare the BMW 1 Series against its rivals in Malaysia.
1. Decent acceleration from low speeds or standstill (good low-end torque).
2. Excellent handling with minimal body roll during sharp corners (probably due to M Sport suspension).
4. Car feels solidly-built, with good build-quality, inside and out.
5. Sharp and communicative steering; always puts a smile on my face!
6. Stylish design, yet not too ‘flashy’, in my opinion.
7. Stable at high cruising speeds, for such a compact car.
9. That M Sport Blue exterior!
1. Sound-proofing rather poor for what’s considered a luxury hatch.
2. M Sport suspension can be rather firm over bumpy roads.
3. Limited rear passenger space.
4. Engine lacks grunt at higher speeds.
1. Improve sound-proofing for the 1- and 3-series (I also test-drove the 320i and 330e).
2. Why did you drop the 120i?!

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looking to buy a new bmw 1 series in malaysia? research bmw 1 series car prices, specs, safety, reviews & ratings at carbase.my. you can also compare the bmw 1 series against its rivals in malaysia.
1. decent acceleration from low speeds or standstill (good low-end torque).
2. excellent handling with minimal body roll during sharp corners (probably due to m sport suspension).
4. car feels solidly-built, with good build-quality, inside and out.
5. sharp and communicative steering; always puts a smile on my face!
6. stylish design, yet not too ‘flashy’, in my opinion.
7. stable at high cruising speeds, for such a compact car.
9. that m sport blue exterior!
1. sound-proofing rather poor for what’s considered a luxury hatch.
2. m sport suspension can be rather firm over bumpy roads.
3. limited rear passenger space.
4. engine lacks grunt at higher speeds.
1. improve sound-proofing for the 1- and 3-series (i also test-drove the 320i and 330e).
2. why did you drop the 120i?!


text: Hawthorne Manor Cond in Fort Lauderdale is really a wonderful location. The Fort Lauderdale location is amazing. But, if this isn't the community for you, you might like one of the other local communities like Maya Marca or Riverland Village or Coral Highlands that are located here as well.

lowercased: hawthorne manor cond in fort lauderdale is really a wonderful location. the fort lauderdale location is amazing. but, if this isn't the community for you, you might like one of the other local communities like maya marca or riverland village or coral highlands that are located here as well.


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The Caesar Shift Cypher was named after Julius Caesar and is the simplest method of encypherment possible. It consists of shifting letters along by one or more places, so for example if you use a shift of 1 then A becomes B, B becomes C etc.. To decypher the message you just shift letters in the opposite direction. Clearly it lacks sophistication and can easily be cracked, either by trial and error or, if you have a reasonable length of encrypted text, using frequency analysis.
As a little programming exercise I will code the Caesar Shift Cypher in Python, and in a future post will break it with frequency analysis.
Create a folder somewhere and within it create the following empty files. You can download the source code as a zip from the downloads page of clone/download from Github if you prefer.
Encypher given text with given shift.
Only letters are encyphered, all other characters are ignored.
Encyphered text is all upper case.
Exception raised if shift is not between 2 and 25.
Decyphers given text with given shift.
Decyphered text is converted to lower case.
The encypher function takes a piece of text to encypher and the number of letters to shift it by. In principle the shift could be any number (except 0 and 26, which get you nowhere or back where you started respectively) but negative shifts or shifts more than 26 only cycle round to shifts which are equivalent to between 2 and 25. I have therefore restricted shift to this range and anything else raises a ValueError exception.
Having got past the range check we create an empty list to hold the characters of the encyphered text. What we need as an end result is a string but building a potentially lengthy string one character at a time using concatenation is very inefficient. Strings are immutable so concatenation actually involves creating a whole new string each time. To get round this inefficiency I am using a list and appending letters to it; when we've finished we can create a string from it using the join method.
Now let's iterate the plaintext, firstly checking if each character is an actual letter, all other characters being ignored. If so the next line actually does three things: converts the letter to upper case with upper, retrieves the ASCII code with ord, and then adds the shift. The letter is now almost encrypted but we need to check if it has run off the end of the alphabet, ie is more than 90 (Z). If so we subtract 26 to roll round to the beginning of the alphabet. Finally the fully encrypted letter is appended to the list.
At the end of the loop we just return an empty string with the contents of the list added with the join method as mentioned above.
The decypher function basically undoes the above process but is simpler because we don't need to check for non-letters. In a real-world situation you would probably want to allow for any character, either ignoring non-letters or raising an exception. However, as this is just a "toy" implementation I have assumed the decypher function is only going to be given a string with upper case letters, as generated by the encypher function.
We still check that shift is within range, and then iterate the letters of the encyphered text, picking up and shifting each letter's ASCII code. This is rolled round if necessary, and then the decyphered letters are added to the list. They are converted to lower case, following the convention that encrypted text is upper case and plain text or decrypted text is lower case. Finally we just use join again to return the decyphered text.
Now let's move on to main.py.
then decyphers that and prints result.
plaintext = "The first ray of light which illumines the gloom, and converts into a dazzling brilliancy that obscurity in which the earlier history of the public career of the immortal Pickwick would appear to be involved, is derived from the perusal of the following entry in the Transactions of the Pickwick Club, which the editor of these papers feels the highest pleasure in laying before his readers, as a proof of the careful attention, indefatigable assiduity, and nice discrimination, with which his search among the multifarious documents confided to him has been conducted."
Firstly we import caesarshiftcypher, and then within main create a string to encypher. The string is the first paragraph of The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens. After printing it we throw it at the encypher function and print the result. We then pass that result to decypher (obviously using the same shift) and print out the decyphered text. Note that the two function calls are made in a try block; you might want to try out an invalid shift to check the validation is working.
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the caesar shift cypher was named after julius caesar and is the simplest method of encypherment possible. it consists of shifting letters along by one or more places, so for example if you use a shift of 1 then a becomes b, b becomes c etc.. to decypher the message you just shift letters in the opposite direction. clearly it lacks sophistication and can easily be cracked, either by trial and error or, if you have a reasonable length of encrypted text, using frequency analysis.
as a little programming exercise i will code the caesar shift cypher in python, and in a future post will break it with frequency analysis.
create a folder somewhere and within it create the following empty files. you can download the source code as a zip from the downloads page of clone/download from github if you prefer.
encypher given text with given shift.
only letters are encyphered, all other characters are ignored.
encyphered text is all upper case.
exception raised if shift is not between 2 and 25.
decyphers given text with given shift.
decyphered text is converted to lower case.
the encypher function takes a piece of text to encypher and the number of letters to shift it by. in principle the shift could be any number (except 0 and 26, which get you nowhere or back where you started respectively) but negative shifts or shifts more than 26 only cycle round to shifts which are equivalent to between 2 and 25. i have therefore restricted shift to this range and anything else raises a valueerror exception.
having got past the range check we create an empty list to hold the characters of the encyphered text. what we need as an end result is a string but building a potentially lengthy string one character at a time using concatenation is very inefficient. strings are immutable so concatenation actually involves creating a whole new string each time. to get round this inefficiency i am using a list and appending letters to it; when we've finished we can create a string from it using the join method.
now let's iterate the plaintext, firstly checking if each character is an actual letter, all other characters being ignored. if so the next line actually does three things: converts the letter to upper case with upper, retrieves the ascii code with ord, and then adds the shift. the letter is now almost encrypted but we need to check if it has run off the end of the alphabet, ie is more than 90 (z). if so we subtract 26 to roll round to the beginning of the alphabet. finally the fully encrypted letter is appended to the list.
at the end of the loop we just return an empty string with the contents of the list added with the join method as mentioned above.
the decypher function basically undoes the above process but is simpler because we don't need to check for non-letters. in a real-world situation you would probably want to allow for any character, either ignoring non-letters or raising an exception. however, as this is just a "toy" implementation i have assumed the decypher function is only going to be given a string with upper case letters, as generated by the encypher function.
we still check that shift is within range, and then iterate the letters of the encyphered text, picking up and shifting each letter's ascii code. this is rolled round if necessary, and then the decyphered letters are added to the list. they are converted to lower case, following the convention that encrypted text is upper case and plain text or decrypted text is lower case. finally we just use join again to return the decyphered text.
now let's move on to main.py.
then decyphers that and prints result.
plaintext = "the first ray of light which illumines the gloom, and converts into a dazzling brilliancy that obscurity in which the earlier history of the public career of the immortal pickwick would appear to be involved, is derived from the perusal of the following entry in the transactions of the pickwick club, which the editor of these papers feels the highest pleasure in laying before his readers, as a proof of the careful attention, indefatigable assiduity, and nice discrimination, with which his search among the multifarious documents confided to him has been conducted."
firstly we import caesarshiftcypher, and then within main create a string to encypher. the string is the first paragraph of the pickwick papers by charles dickens. after printing it we throw it at the encypher function and print the result. we then pass that result to decypher (obviously using the same shift) and print out the decyphered text. note that the two function calls are made in a try block; you might want to try out an invalid shift to check the validation is working.
please follow this blog on twitter for news of future posts and other useful python stuff.


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Across much of the world the butterfly open star cluster (M6, NGC 6405) in Scorpius will be well placed for observation. It will reach its highest point in the sky at around midnight local time.
At a declination of -32°15', it is easiest to see from the southern hemisphere but cannot be seen from latitudes much north of 37°N.
From Cambridge, it will not be readily observable since it will lie so far south that it will never rise more than 15° above the horizon.
At magnitude 4.2, M6 is tricky to make out with the naked eye except from a dark site, but is visible through a pair of binoculars or small telescope.
M6 17h40m20s -32°15' Scorpius 4.2 15'00"

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across much of the world the butterfly open star cluster (m6, ngc 6405) in scorpius will be well placed for observation. it will reach its highest point in the sky at around midnight local time.
at a declination of -32°15', it is easiest to see from the southern hemisphere but cannot be seen from latitudes much north of 37°n.
from cambridge, it will not be readily observable since it will lie so far south that it will never rise more than 15° above the horizon.
at magnitude 4.2, m6 is tricky to make out with the naked eye except from a dark site, but is visible through a pair of binoculars or small telescope.
m6 17h40m20s -32°15' scorpius 4.2 15'00"