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Enjoy vast views of the lake, beautiful sunrises from the deck or from the comfort of your home as well as views of The Pinnacle at this charming lakefront cottage located on desirable West Shore Road, Lake Waramaug. There are two bedrooms, a great room and a full bath on the main level with a bedroom/ sleeping loft or office + half bath with lake views Storage for extra water equipment & lawn care equipment can be found on ground level, under the home. The property includes 180 feet of water frontage, a large "u" shaped dock to accommodate multiple boats and a three-sided boathouse (14'x14') that is equipped with electricity; the Town has approved the current boathouse to be remodeled to include 4 walls. Plans for NEW BOATHOUSE included


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Book Title: He Said/She Said Author: Erin Kelly Series: None Genres: Mystery, Psychological Thriller, Suspense Fiction Goodreads Date Read: 05/27/17 Pub Date (US): 06/06/17 5 STARS In the hushed aftermath of a total eclipse, Laura witnesses a brutal attack. She and her boyfriend Kit call the police, and in that moment, it is not only… Continue reading Review: He Said/She Said
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Good afternoon friends! I know I don't typically post twice in one day, but I just wanted to share something special real quick. The lovely Anne Bogel at Modern Mrs Darcy has invited me as a guest on her fabulous podcast "What Should I Read Next?" and it went live today! This episode is a… Continue reading Modern Mrs. Darcy Podcast
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Happy Memorial Day to my American friends and a Happy Monday to everyone else! I feel like I've fallen behind in all my bookish commitments but am extremely excited for June to get here! I know we bloggers have been moaning and groaning about the sheer size of our TBR for next month, but that… Continue reading Mini Review Monday: 5/29
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GNSS-RO is a technique that provides unique temperature, pressure, and moisture vertical soundings through the atmosphere, similar to the type of data collected by a weather balloon. Rather than data being available only twice per day from specific sites, GNSS-RO utilizes Spire's satellite constellation to collect soundings 24/7 on a global basis and over remote regions like the oceans and the poles. In addition to being an important input for weather forecasting, GNSS-RO is also a climate quality measurement.
GNSS-RO data is output using the BUFR format convention. BUFR files are a binary data format that include bending angle, refractivity, and dry temperature as a function of altitude during a radio occultation event. The three sets of profile information (bending angle, refractivity, and dry temperature) represent increasing levels of Spire processing of the excess phase measurements recorded by the CubeSat GNSS receiver. BUFR files are commonly used by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) for ingestion into Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) models for data assimilation, and radio occultation is one of several remote sensing datasets that can be converted into BUFR files to describe meteorological data. The BUFR files produced by Spire comply with the BUFR files produced by the COSMIC Data Analysis and Archive Center (CDAAC) for COSMIC radio occultation data products.
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As if you needed any other reasons to visit the UK with all the great sites and attractions that are already here but taking the time to do a bit of research on the various World Heritage sites can mean that you will be able to explore some truly wonderful sites.
There are 27 world heritage sites in the UK according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.
The 28 sites are distributed among England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The designation of world heritage sites also recognizes sites in oversees protectorates as forming part of world heritage sites in the UK. This sites not only contain natural wonders but magnificently breath-taking buildings.
Northern Ireland has only one world heritage site called Giant's Causeway and the Causeway coast. The protectorates boast a total of 3 world heritage sites. The first one is the Gough and the Inaccessible Islands located at the South Atlantic Ocean. We also have the historic town of Saint George in Bermuda. This town was founded in 1692 and is presumed to be the oldest English town. Lastly, we have the Henderson Islands located at the Pacific Ocean. Wales has two world heritage sites and shares the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal with England. Scotland has four world heritage sites and shares one with England.
Undoubtedly, most of the world heritage sites are located in England. England has a total of 17 out of the 27 world heritage sites located in the UK.
The oldest of the 17 sites is the Stonehenge Avebury and the Heart of Neolithic Orkney that date back to the 2nd millennia BC and the 3rd millennia BC respectively. The Canterbury Cathedral, St. Augustine's Abbey, and St. Martin's church are great works of ancient architecture. St. Martin's Church is the oldest church in England dating back to the 11th Century.
Natural world heritage sites in England include Dorset and East Devon Coast and the Frontiers of the Roman Empire that it shares with Scotland. The Westminster Palace and Abbey are not only world wonders but are still being used to this day.
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The Kolewa Foundation scouts children and young adults with a help-indication with the assistance of Indonesian free-lance scouts or field partners. This takes place in the provinces Bali, Timor, Flores, Rote, Sumba and Sumbawa. Staff and volunteers head into the mountains of Bali to visit patients and provide information to the midwives and the inhabitants. There is a lot of poverty in the mountain villages of Bali and the islands. The inhabitants live in wooden houses and do not have a lot, or none at all, basic supplies. Travelling to a hospital in Denpasar is nearly impossible to overcome because of the long distance.
The foundation takes care of the costs for transportation, shelter and the needed documents. Volunteers and staff guide patients to the hospitals on Bali for research and surgeries. At the same time, Kolewa is actively committed to improving the onsite medical care, so that surgeries can take place on the islands in the near future.
Four times a year Kolewa participates with their team in a large-scale health project in the poor areas of Bali. For instance in Klungkung, Bangli, Nusa Penida, Gianyar and Karangasem, Negara and Singaraja. This one-time project (the 'Sedasa Sunar Outreach Baktia Sosial' project) is supervised by a few doctors from the Sanglah Hospital. The location of this outreach is an elementary school, with classrooms equipped as consulting rooms for particular fields of health (dentist, eye doctor, gynaecologist, surgeon, KNO-doctors etc.).
Inhabitants of 6 to 10 villages are informed by local authorities to visit the free consultation-hour, for information, to receive medication or to be transferred to the Hospital in Denpasar. The Kolewa Foundation takes part in the KNO consultation hour, provides hearing tests and hearing devices. Residents accompanied by Dr Eka removes obstinately earwax from the ears of schoolchildren.
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For example, team member Widia visits the island Sumba ten times a year. Together with local scout Angie, she travels the island by scooter. Poverty and ignorance cause a large number of patients. Not only cleft-lip occurs but also severe burn wounds, children born without an anus, hydrocephalus or spina-bifida end up at the Kolewa Foundation. A waiting list without an end…
For this reason, we will search for funds in 2019 and coming years for people and companies who want to financially adopt a child for the trip to Bali (550 euro) or a visit to the dentist.
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There are many ways to tell a story. I've been working on the story of my 90 days in Kyoto on and off for the last few years, stalling and starting again and again. Maybe there is a different way to get my experience across? In my time in Japan I discovered manga as a … Continue reading The Tiniest Garden – A Mini Comic in the Making
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When I left the temple, I saw a lot of Japanese roof tiles (kawara 瓦), ornamental end pieces and ogre tiles called onigawara (鬼瓦) arranged on the ground under a tree. The temple just underwent major restoration work and the tiles were probably stored/exhibited there. The first thing that caught my eye was a row … Continue reading Onigawara – Japanese roof tiles at Toji-in temple in Kyoto
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Erin came from LePort Schools in San Francisco as Head of School before joining Higher Ground Education as Director of School Success in 2018. He has experience in Montessori training, teacher development as well as teaching and received his ECE Montessori certification from St. Mary's College of California. He has his bachelors in philosophy and his masters in education.
Erin was also once a Montessori student himself! Learn more here.
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Learn more about Erin.
What inspires you about education?
As a teacher for seven years, I found my inspiration in the visible moments of learning and development of my young students: The moment a child realizes she can read a word in the environment by herself, the discovery that multiplication is really just a faster way of doing addition, the emergence of awareness of a new physical ability, etc.
How did you discover Montessori?
I'm one of those fortunate folks who got to attend a Montessori school for many years as a child. As an adult, I had long thought about teaching but defaulted to an image of traditional teaching, which never clicked, so I didn't pursue it.
In my mid-twenties, working a soul-crushing job, I saw an ad in the local paper for the Montessori teacher training program at a local university. It piqued my interest, and I was primed for a change. I attended a one-hour information session, and by the end of that hour, having never worked with children in any capacity, I decided to invest in getting trained. I've been a Montessorian every since!
How does Montessori philosophy inspire your daily life?
It inspires me to live my life in the way we support our Montessori students in doing: with autonomy, intention, curiosity, and fun.
What have you learned from your time working at Higher Ground thus far?
That it actually IS possible to find a workplace where folks are deeply mission driven, where healthy debate is alive and well, and where I truly like and respect the people I work with.
What do you enjoy most about working with your teammates?
The honest, genuine belief in open feedback, collaboration, and friendliness with mistakes.
What are your passions, interests, and hobbies?
I love to travel with my wife, especially to tropical locations. I love to run with my running partner (my Goldendoodle, Montana). I'm an avid fly fisherman (which also enables travel to awesome locations), and even hand tie many of my own flies.
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Thank you father your wisdom is a gift from god remember it only takes one person to listen to you and you can change the world
Your words about Martin Luther king Jr for me are SO needed right now. I feel like this is what's missing so much in our culture. To put this in the positive, let me borrow some words: The cry for equality should be a tide that lifts all boats! We make such a mistake by trying to lift one group up, by putting another down. All that does is keep the cycle going, the very cycle that we are hoping to stop! So I understand the mistake, it's so human. But I value so much those people that can remind us about the truth and the power of real equality. I worry that people are forgetting the power behind MLKs words, that it isn't just nice to be non-violent. It's actually powerful. It will never work to throw a rock….it is always better to remind people that they care! That's what "protests" should be, an attempt to show people why they do in fact care. (All your videos do that for me, Father Ketchum) I listen way more to a calm, kind voice. Who really listens to someone in a moment of anger? I saw a young woman make a point (which I whole heartedly agreed with)… then I saw her hit someone….. I felt beyond sad. How are we back here? To get older and see the whole cycle repeating… It hurts. So thank you for this video.


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Carol cook
Congratulations to Carol Cook, the Cheers for Peers colleague for December! Currently the Senior Director of Finance and Administration, Carol started working at USF in 1991, not counting the years that she was a student and worked in food services.
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The Pentagon's resident visionary, Andrew Marshall, talks to Peter Schwartz about why everything you know about war is wrong.
Andrew Marshall, one of the United States's foremost military analysts, began his work in national security in 1949, at the Rand research institution, a think tank established in Santa Monica, California, to foster the connection between scientists and the military that had developed during World War II. Marshall, 73, has worked at the Pentagon for 22 years, serving under six presidents. (A secretary of defense would be lucky to serve through the administration of one.) Military experts credit him and his protégés with influencing the informational dimension of warfare - illustrated during the Persian Gulf War by the shutting down of internal Iraqi communications and the worldwide coordination of allies. This shift toward information has just begun, claims Marshall, and will revolutionize our understanding of war. Peter Schwartz met with Marshall in his Pentagon office.
Wired: You've been talking for some time about a coming revolution in military affairs. What do you mean by revolution?
Information and communications technologies will change how conventional battles are conducted. Instead of bombing factories, the aim may now be to penetrate information networks. As more and more of the economy of any given country is embodied in its information systems, that country will be more vulnerable to disruption.
In the industrial era, if I bombed a factory, it was gone. But now, if I wipe out a database, there could easily be a copy or two of the database over there. This has to influence how you think about confrontations and the nature of war. For instance, can you imagine information warfare reaching the point where one side tries to manipulate foreign media?
There's a guy walking around Washington trying to sell the idea of special equipment in an airplane that could take over the other side's networks. So you can put your news on.
Until now, all the wars we have fought essentially have been nation against nation. But the opponents in this new kind of conflict are probably less likely to be nation states.
Probably. There may well be an increase in guerrilla warfare because new technologies may increase our vulnerability to it. We are living in the equivalent of the early 1920s, when tanks, airplanes, and later radar and radio were new, and people weren't sure what they were or how to use them. We have only preliminary ideas about how today's technology is going to change warfare. But it will. In the old world, if I wanted to attack something physical, there was one way to get there. You could put guards and guns around it, you could protect it. But a database - or a control system - usually has multiple pathways, unpredictable routes to it, and seems intrinsically impossible to protect. That's why most efforts at computer security have been defeated.
In business today, the real challenge is how to reorganize whatever it is you do to take advantage of technology. It isn't just applying the same technology to do the same thing more efficiently.
Right! For the last nine months, I've run a task force that's trying to look at ways to foster innovation in the military. We consulted a lot of people who are trying to help commercial enterprises become more innovative. I found, however, that very few of them are dealing with innovation on the scale we are. The military establishment can't go out of business. Yet, we have rarely created new services. One of the things we'll undoubtedly recommend is that there be a war-gaming and concepts-development center formed at the joint level. The range of the weapon systems are such now that the geographical separation - the navy owning the sea area, and the army and air force owning the land areas - may make less sense than it used to.
The words Pentagon and innovation don't go in the same sentence very easily. Despite advances in technology, one thinks of a relatively slow-moving bureaucracy. What can be done about that?
Changing big organizations is hard. And the military has the extra difficulty in that it's preparing to do something it doesn't have a lot of good feedback on, because it doesn't do its major task frequently. There's not a bottom line every day.
How would you characterize the way you approach problems, the way you work, as opposed to other military thinkers? They've kept you around for a long time. Obviously, there's something you're doing that's different.
Well, we are not in the business of supplying answers. We say, These are the major things you ought to pay attention to. It's important that the people in this office not be offering solutions, because if people get to be supporters of particular solutions, it tends to corrupt the diagnosis. This is very different from the business model, in which it's commonly held that if you come up with a problem, you better come up with the answer at the same time. Advocating a problem and a solution simultaneously inhibits the ability to solve problems.
What could happen in the next 20 years that most of us aren't even thinking about today, something that could be a big surprise?
People generally assume that nation states will continue to exist in their current form. But Russia might go through a period of further breakup, and it might come back together again. And China may fragment. At the same time, a period like this offers the opportunity for some smaller states, if they are really vigorous and enterprising, to move up dramatically in the ranking of powers in the world. I keep reminding people that Japan's GNP in 1938 was probably about 10 percent of the US's.
Are nuclear weapons history?
I'm skeptical about that. The Gulf War may have convinced Third World countries to obtain nuclear weapons so the US doesn't become engaged. One of the things I am personally concerned about is that so few people now in power have ever seen one of these things go off.
Did you ever see one?
Yes, at a Nevada test site. It had this tremendous brightness. You weren't supposed to look until you had counted to 10 after the blast. But we knew a lot about nuclear weapons; we knew that you could look at the blast one second afterward. And because we wanted to see the fireball, we sat facing the thing. We just bowed our heads and put the heels of our hands in our eye sockets. The light came through our hands as though we were looking at the sun with our eyelids closed. And you could feel the heat almost immediately, from seven or eight miles away.


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Director Daniel Barnz's 2011 film Beastly is a "modern-day take on the Beauty and the Beast tale" and stars Vanessa Hudgens (of High School Musical "fame") as Lindy (the "Beauty") and Alex Pettyfer as Kyle (the "Beast"). Kyle's an arrogant brat of a teenager who is transformed into a "hideous freak" by a witch and then has one year to mend his ways and find true love (Hudgens' character) or he will remain a beast. The film hasn't had particularly good reviews as far as I can see and appears to be a particularly mediocre retelling of a well-worn plot (and Kyle's transformation to a beast looks more like someone trying out some experimental face painting, a bit of cake decoration and a close haircut). When you call your film something like "Beastly" you're leaving yourself open to ridicule if the film isn't particularly good. It's enough to say that I think that the film matches up to its title in a way the film-makers were hoping to avoid.
Bearing all this in mind, I (at last) come to the score. Brazilian Marcelo Zarvos is a composer I first came across when I heard his score to the 2004 mystery/drama The Door In The Floor. For this, Zarvos provided a simple but above-average score that focused more on the emotions rather than trying to impress by writing music that was too fussy. For Beastly, the composer has taken the same approach: Zarvos, concentrating his scoring efforts mainly for piano and strings, focuses on establishing musical tapestries that frame the on-screen action.
Rather than writing strong themes – perhaps because of the prominent use of songs in the soundtrack – Zarvos focuses more on "structural music", rhythms rather than hummable themes. The album begins with an upbeat acoustic guitar and rhythmic strings motif that sets out the film as being more of a light-hearted examination of the problems thrown up by the characters' predicaments ("The Thinking Thing Killed"). Re-appearing in tracks such as "It's Always Been Me", "Building The Greenhouse" and "Finale", the appearance of this particular motif are the score's highlights. As a companion to this motif, a meandering piano-based line of alternating notes interspersed with slight variations is a motif that also features throughout the score. Heard in cues such as "The Poem", "Lindy's In Trouble" and "It's Always Been Me" it's suggestive of the romance of the film, particularly when a strong statement of this motif is heard at the resolution of the film ("Finale"). "And they all lived happily ever after?"
Alongside these two prominent motifs/mini-themes there are a couple of other aspects to Zarvos' score that adds a bit of variety. A habañera-styled tango adds an element of the comedic to the score ("Jujyfruits" and "Food and Gifts") – in fact, it is this tango that crisply brings the album to an abrupt resolution ("Finale"). And "High School" adds some rock to proceedings but is actually quite distracting considering the style of the rest of the score (be aware also that this rock music closes "The Curse Part 1").
Marcelo Zarvos' score to Beastly is a score that seems to be at odds with the subject matter of the film. But the film-makers' decision to go down the route they did with the film and use Zarvos' score to highlight the emotional aspects of the characters' plight has meant that what we have is another solid score from this composer. This, together with his score for The Door In The Floor, highlights Zarvos' talent for giving us scores that are more scene-setters rather than action scores, but that offer much in the way of listenable music.
Rating: ***
- The Thinking Thing Killed (1:06)
- Lake House (2:51)
- Jujyfruits (1:06)
- The Poem (2:54)
- High School (0:53)
- It's Always Been Me (5:23)
- Elephant Story (1:40)
- Building The Greenhouse (0:53)
- Drive To The Station (1:48)
- The Curse Part 1 (1:53)
- Lindy's Picture (2:21)
- The Kiss (3:39)
- Hunter Rescues Lindy (4:00)
- Food and Gifts (1:57)
- Lindy's In Trouble (4:22)
- The Curse Part 2 (2:24)
- Hunter and Zola Talk (1:29)
- Finale (3:26)
Running Time: 44:12
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It's all part of life in the modern world, right? Multitasking, we all like to think, comes as naturally as Irish-ing up our coffee on casual Mondays and Tuesdays. Science says you're wrong.
Reputable neuroscientists claim that, for the most part, multitasking is physically impossible. Instead, the brain is able to switch its focus between separate processes really fast. Multitaskers are not saving time by doing multiple tasks at once. They're just segmenting the workload and making it harder to concentrate on any one task enough to actually get it done correctly.
Things get even worse once he adds "drinking" to the queue.
In fact, researchers at Stanford University have found that the more we multitask, the worse we are at it. When tested on memory, ability to switch tasks and ability to focus exclusively on one task, heavy multitaskers (that is, people who reported that they routinely used multiple media at once) scored worse across the board. While non-multitaskers were able to switch their focus completely between tasks, the experienced multitaskers were not able to stop thinking about the other activities while focusing on the job at hand.


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Overstock's tZERO ICO under review by SEC
tZERO has raised $100 million during the discounted pre-sale period for its initial coin offering (ICO).
American internet retailer Overstock has revealed that it's crypto-driven subsidiary, tZERO, has had its initial coin offering (ICO) placed under review by major US regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Last month, the SEC Division of Enforcement informed the e-commerce company that it would be conducting an investigation into tZERO's coin sale, requesting that the company "voluntarily provide certain documents related to the offering and the tokens," according to an SEC filing by Overstock.com released this week.
Overstock relayed concerns about the difficulties it faces in obtaining approval for tZERO's trading system.
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"I really wasn't looking forward to being the first," he said Tuesday night outside Talking Stick Resort Arena.
This month will mark five years since Collins became the first openly gay player to come out while competing for one of the four major professional teams, doing so in a first-person essay for Sports Illustrated. Now retired, Collins has stayed involved with the league, serving as an NBA Cares Ambassador.
On Tuesday night, Collins was on hand as the Phoenix Suns hosted their first Pride Night, celebrating equality and inclusion of the LGBT community.
During a panel ahead of the Suns' game against the Sacramento Kings, fans were able to hear from Collins, former Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano, President of ONE Community Angela Hughey and Phoenix Mercury COO Vince Kozar.
The discussion ranged from what the sports community can still do to foster acceptance to how Arizona legislation compares to other states. Fans sat at picnic tables at the Dos Equis Beer Garden just outside the arena.
"It's a big step, and they're changing and they're embracing everyone, so it's really cool that we're at the point where we're going to embrace everyone, finally. So it's really cool," said Janel White, who attended the panel discussion with her family.
The first 5,000 fans at the arena received a free purple shirt with a rainbow Suns logo. The Suns Gorilla wore a pride flag as a cape for the t-shirt toss. A Pride Night banner scrolled around the scoreboard throughout the game.
On top of that, ten percent of proceeds from merchandise sales benefited the Trevor Project, a national organization that provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ youth. In Collins' initial coming-out interview with Sports Illustrated, he cited the importance of the Trevor Project.
The NBA has been progressive on a number of social issues, with players taking on roles of advocacy.
However, no active player has come out since Collins, and in giving advice to athletes, he does not downplay his struggles in the immediate aftermath of coming out during his free agency.
While he looks to encourage and support other players, he says there are other factors, and it can feel like more of a business decision.
"I was hoping that I was going to get another chance to play in the NBA, that someone would give me an opportunity," he said. "There was only one team, the Brooklyn Nets.
"I tell that to other athletes. After making an announcement like I did, you might only get one opportunity, and it might not come right away. You just have to continue to have that faith and that belief that it'll happen. It was very mentally tough."
As far as LGBT advocacy, the NBA has lagged behind the WNBA.
This summer will see the fifth Pride Night for the Mercury, who have been outspoken on a number of social issues, especially those plaguing the LGBT community. That leadership was not lost on Collins, who was the first to point out that his role as a trailblazer comes with some qualifiers.
"Yes, I was the first male, but women have been doing this for decades," he said. "I wouldn't have the path here for me without Martina Navratilova and Billie Jean King. When they came out, they lost all of their sponsorship deals, got death threats. When I came out, I'm still – even to this day – a Nike athlete.
"I wouldn't be where I am without women leading the way."
For the Suns to join the Mercury in hosting a Pride Night, team officials wanted the inclusion to feel authentic.
"It's important to be intentional and vocal about those things," Kozar said. "There was a real, genuine interest in doing it the right way and for the right reasons. What we talked about was that we can't just do it as a placeholder or to check a box."
Other NBA teams, like the Nets and the Golden State Warriors, have held Pride Nights as well.
"I think it's incredibly important, and I wish that more teams did it," said Kendra Tonan-Lizzarago, president of the Trans Spectrum of Arizona. "It's incredibly empowering."
The night came ahead of this weekend's Phoenix Pride celebration. Staff from the Suns and Mercury will be on hand.
Outside of Tuesday's event for the Suns, Collins works with the league to create a more accepting environment. At the NBA's Rookie Transition Program each summer after the draft, he teams up with Hudson Taylor, founder of Athlete Ally.
"The two of us will talk to them about their language with regards to homophobic language and sexist language in the locker room," said Collins, who noted that the NBA has a $50,000 fine for homophobic slurs.
"It'd be nice if we lived in a perfect world where we could educate (everyone), but that's not the world that we live in, and sometimes you need a stronger incentive for people to do the right thing."
Events like the Suns' Pride Night give Collins an opportunity to increase both education and awareness. He finds visibility to be a key moving forward, and it was part of his own motivation to use his voice as an athlete.
"I was able to keep it in the world of sports, and I made history," he said. "I think that there is an opportunity to open a door for someone else."
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Memphis Quartet Show HighlightsWritten by scoopsnews on June 16, 2019 – 9:52 am -
A great time was had by all at the Memphis Quartet Show!
Here are a few photos and a video of the Dove Brothers during a "wow" moment on Thursday night.
If you have never been to the Memphis Quartet Show, make plans to be there in 2020.
More info HERE
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Video Credit: Diana Brantley
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"25 Days of Sharing"- Mark LanierWritten by scoopsnews on December 23, 2018 – 8:15 am -
December is a time for sharing. At Christmas, we (Christians) celebrate The Greatest Gift of All, Jesus . We have been talking with many industry leaders, artists, pastors, promoters, etc. and asking them questions.
Question #23 goes to Mark Lanier.
Mark was a member of the group , "Perfect Heart" from 1990-1997.
Their song, " Somebody Touched the Lord" was a former Singing News song of the year.
Mark, something new is happening this year at The Memphis Quartet Show? In 10 seconds or less, can you tell us?
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Memphis Quartet Show- Friday NightWritten by scoopsnews on June 15, 2018 – 1:10 pm -
Gospel Quartet Music is alive and well in Memphis, Tennessee at the Memphis Quartet Show.
Here are the details for tonight's events.
Tonight's 6 p.m. concert will feature The Mark Trammell Quartet, The Primitive Quartet, The Guardians, The Dixie Echoes, and Gerald Williams & The Classic Melody Boys!
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Memphis Quartet Show….Written by scoopsnews on June 13, 2018 – 7:39 am -
(From Memphis Quartet Show)
Today's the day! The 6th Annual Memphis Quartet Show begins tonight at 6 p.m. Appearing tonight will be The Dixie Echoes, The Kingsmen, Gold City, and The Inspirations.
If you've not made your plans to be with us, there is still time to do so—just simply visit the registration desk in the Cannon Center lobby today.
And by the way—the trolleys are back!!!
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July 2013 SGNScoops MagazineWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on July 9, 2013 – 1:33 pm -
Welcome to the July edition of SGNScoops Magazine. We are pleased to showcase the legendary ministry of the Kingsmen Quartet! The Kingsmen have been singing the gospel since the 70's. Our cover story reflects on the heritage of the Kingsmen and gives their latest news. Also in this issue, enjoy reading about the latest in the ministries of Renaissance Revival, Steve Ladd, and Tribute Quartet. Enjoy the Younger Perspective featuring Ms. Hope Bowling of the Bowling Family. Get a re-cap on the Memphis Quartet show, a concert review on Triumphant Quartet and don't miss the review on the 18th Annual Father's Day Concert too. Make sure you catch up on the latest developments of the Creekside Gospel Music Convention and make plans to be with us in October as we honor Ed O'neal and host the Diamond Awards. And- there is more! See what music is hot this month, get Christian fitness tips, be encouraged by Dr. Jeff Steele and get the inside scoop on the Women's Homecoming taping with Ms. Lou Hildreth- all in this free issue of SGNScoops Magazine. Thanks to our SGNScoops team and we say, welcome to our newest staff writer, Craig Harris! Please enjoy and share!
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Dixie Melody Boys Announce Aaron Dishman As New Baritone And Piano PlayerWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on May 24, 2013 – 9:39 am -
The Dixie Melody Boys have announced the addition of Aaron Dishman to the legendary group as their new baritone and piano player. The group announced last month that Steven Cooper would be stepping down due to vocal issues but will stay on as their bass guitar player. "Aaron had filled with us in a few years ago at piano. We fell in love with his spirit. When this came open, we knew he would be a great fit." Said Ed O'Neal. Aaron Dishman is 26 and lives in Mississippi with his wife Erica. "We are excited to have Aaron join us. When he came to audition and sat down at the piano to sing us a song, you could feel God's spirit. He will add so much to our concerts and I know the fans will love him. " stated Matt Felts. Aaron will join the group in time to appear at the Memphis Quartet Show in June.
The Dixie Melody Boys were voted favorite Male Quartet for the second year in a row at last months Southern Gospel Music Fan Awards. They are currently accepting applications for the lead singer position. They will be back in the studio with Aaron and the soon coming lead singer to finish their sophomore album with Song Garden Music Group.
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Brian Free & Assurance Announce New BaritoneWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on May 23, 2013 – 8:12 am -
Douglasville, GA – Brian Free announced today a decision has been made in filling the baritone position. Joining the BFA family will be Mike Rogers of Kinston, NC who fans will recognize from his recent position as lead singer for the Dixie Melody Boys. Mike will join the group on June 20th at the Memphis Quartet Show.
Twenty-four year old Mike shares, "The warmth and humility from Brian and the guys when I auditioned made me feel this was truly a God-thing, and confirmed for me that I wanted to be a part of their ministry. BFA is very family-oriented, which means a lot to me. Ministry is important, but after God, family is top priority. Quartet music doesn't get any better than BFA. They are top notch, and I am honored to join them."
Brian states, "When I received the audition info for Mike I was very impressed with his vocal ability and the gift to deliver a song. After spending some time with him, his wife Bekki and daughter Coraline at my home, I knew he was the one God had sent to be a member of our family. I love his heart and the love he has for people. He will be a wonderful addition to BFA.
Having over 300 people apply for the job, it was a hard decision due to all the talent I heard. I want to thank each person who took their time and effort to apply for the position. I am truly honored that so many wanted to be a part of our ministry. I know God has a place and time for you to use your talent for him."
Brian Free & Assurance's first single I Want To Be That Man off their current project, Nothing But Love, went to number one the month of February on the Singing News Charts. Their follow up single, Calvary's Cry has quickly climbed the charts and currently holds number six for the month of May.
To keep up to date with Brian Free & Assurance visit their website at: http://www.brianfreeandassurance.com/
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- Posted On:January 10, 2019Michelle Valberg, this year's presenter at the 6th Annual Manitoba Photo Event, will provide an excellent opportunity for you to learn and be inspired. A Canadian Nikon Ambassador, she is well known for her outstanding photography of human portraiture as well as for her wildlife and landscape work. She owns her own studio and business in Ottawa and she travels the world leading adventure tours. Some years ago, I attended one of her seminars in Ottawa called 'Dare to Dream' - a celebration of Canadian women, the faces & stories of people with hiv/aids. It was a touching and inspiring program.
In Winnipeg on Saturday, May 4, 2019, Michelle will be presenting a one-day seminar in which she will discuss some of her adventures, focusing on wildlife as well as landscape. She will also talk about her philanthropy, or giving back through photography.
The event takes place at the:
St. Boniface Hospital - 351 Taché Avenue
Michelle's program will run from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Registration opens at 8:00 AM
You can read more about Michelle as well as register at Manitoba Photo Events http://manitobaphotoevents.ca/2019Event/tabid/478/Default.aspx
Michelle will also be conducting a one-day workshop on the following day, Sunday, May 5. Please inquire at Manitoba Photo Events for further information.
You can enjoy more of Michelle Valberg's wonderful photography on her website at www.michellevalberg.com
I have attended all previous five seminars in Winnipeg featuring outstanding Canadian talent and I have enjoyed them all thoroughly! Hope to see you there!
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Looking for ADVENTURE, EXCITEMENT, KNOWLEDGE & INSPIRATION ?
I am always looking for an opportunity to learn and be inspired; that's how I grow as an artist. Books, magazine articles and online portfolios provide excellent ways to learn about all aspects of photography but nothing beats attending a live performance by a distinguished artist. Whether you are a novice, intermediate, advanced, semi-professional, professional or accomplished photographer, there is always something you can learn and take away, depending on how receptive you are!
PAUL ZIZKA, this year's presenter at the 5th Annual Manitoba Photo Event, will provide an excellent opportunity for you to learn and be inspired. Paul, an award-winning photographer from Banff, Alberta will be presenting a one-day seminar on Saturday, May 12, 2018 which will run from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The event takes place at the:
St. Boniface Hospital - 351 Taché Avenue
Topics to be covered in the seminar include:
Based upon his travels and explorations over 7 continents, Paul will present on:
The Power of the Human Element in Landscape Photography
Field Workflow
Adventure Photography
Shooting Stars: A zooming introduction to Astrophotography
The EVENT is sponsored by The Manitoba Camera Club, Manitoba Foto Friends and the Winnipeg South Photo Club.
You can read more about PAUL ZIZKA online.
You can REGISTER online at MANITOBA PHOTO EVENTS.
You may also register in person before the event from 8:00 to 9:00 AM.
You can pay cash at the door (exact cash required) and admission is $100 per person or $50 per person for high school students with valid student photo ID.
Seating is limited!
Come and learn and be inspired !
- Posted On:April 26, 2017This coming Saturday, April 29, Manitoba Photo Events is sponsoring their fourth annual weekend extravaganza by hosting fellow photographer from Prince Edward Island DAVE BROSHA. Dave will present a one-day seminar about his work. Then, on Sunday, April 30th, he will conduct a workshop for a smaller group of participants.
The Saturday event runs from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM with registration from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM. The event takes place at the SAMUEL N. COHEN AUDITORIUM of the St. Boniface Hospital at 351 Taché Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
A wonderful way to grow as a photographer is to be inspired by the work of fellow artists. No matter who you are, one should always be receptive to seeing the work of other artists. I have attended dozens of photo seminars over the years and they have proven invaluable to my growth as an artist. I plan on attending! Are you?Posted In:Inspiration
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The 28-year-old former Independiente player was key in helping Cruz Azul reach the 2018 Apertura final last season and win the Copa MX. The transfer fee is close to $8 million, according to the source.Read more