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Supercup Final 4, Final Männer, Switzerland: 30.08.2020, Zürich, Saalsporthalle, Livestreaming
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Vera Washington speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. She left Peoples Temple in 1973, but had many friends who remained and who died in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Robert Spencer speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. Robert's mother Agnes Jones died in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
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This year’s celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami (Krishna’s appearance day) was a 2-day event, on Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday activities included Bhakti Marga Academy's lecture on the Bhagavad Gita, 108 Yajnas for Krishna, a play about Krishna that included the first Alvars (bhakti saints), a midnight abhishekam, prasad at 2:30 am, and lots of bhajan singing in honour of Krishna and His life.
Thursday's highlights featured a talk by Paramahamsa Vishwananda about Krishna's life that was also a livestreamed all over the world. Overall, it was a loving and heart-opening celebration, where Guruji encouraged all of us to allow Krishna to be born in our hearts.
paramahamsavishwananda.com
bhaktimarga.org
Eugene Smith speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. He lost his wife and infant son in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
sea shepherd australia director jeff hansen, south australian director of the wilderness society peter owen, and mirning elder and traditional custodian bunna lawrie livestreaming to sea shepherd australia's facebook page
the wilderness society SA is taking legal action against equinor's approval to drill in the great australian bight
a legal action will be launched in the federal court challenging the federal regulator NOPSEMA's environmental approval of norwegian transnational equinor's plans to drill for oil in the bight
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16 Jul. 2021. Lethbridge, Alberta. Canada. JOHN PINTO. Born 1927. Ex Mombasa. John grew up in Mombasa, Kenya. He attended college in India, then returned to Mombasa to become a high school math teacher and later a principal. John left teaching after 25 years and began a new career as branch manager of an industrial equipment wholesaler. At age 65, John retired to embark upon another adventure – immigration to Canada. Upon arriving in Lethbridge, John joined the LSCO where he happily attended and subsequently taught computer courses. His colleagues will remember his teaching skills, his ability to create curriculum, and his dedication to the Computer Club over the following 20-plus years. He was also known for his humility, curiosity, cheerfulness, and his consideration for others. His family particularly admired his patience and dictionary-knowledge of English words! John’s quiet, peaceable demeanour touched the hearts of more people than he would ever have believed. He will be missed. Condolences may be sent through the funeral home website: www.mbfunerals.com/obituary/John-Pinto
The Funeral Service will be livestreamed at 10:00 am MST, on Saturday, July 24th, at Martin Brothers Riverview Chapel For the link, go to www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgeKFeeiugU
Participants gathered at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
I posted some thoughts at Jose Arocha's blog about how the live streaming pushed by Twitter and Facebook are forcing the creation of new smarter, interface agents to help in situations like the illustrated in this dinner meeting among Dave Schappell, Dave McClure and Natala Menezes.
This year’s celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami (Krishna’s appearance day) was a 2-day event, on Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday activities included Bhakti Marga Academy's lecture on the Bhagavad Gita, 108 Yajnas for Krishna, a play about Krishna that included the first Alvars (bhakti saints), a midnight abhishekam, prasad at 2:30 am, and lots of bhajan singing in honour of Krishna and His life.
Thursday's highlights featured a talk by Paramahamsa Vishwananda about Krishna's life that was also a livestreamed all over the world. Overall, it was a loving and heart-opening celebration, where Guruji encouraged all of us to allow Krishna to be born in our hearts.
paramahamsavishwananda.com
bhaktimarga.org
Mike Cartmell speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. Mike lost his mother, his father, his sister and his adopted brother in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
John speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. John lost his mother, four siblings, his infant daughter and several neices and nephews in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Linda Mertle speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. Linda lost many friends in the Jonestown tragedy.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Judy Bebelaar speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. She was a teacher at Opportunity High School, which was attended by teenage Temple members living in San Francisco. She and Ron Cabral wrote the book "And Then They Were Gone" about those students.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Doxsee Phares speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. She lost her daughter, her sister, and her father in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
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November 6 at 8:49 AM ·
Edmund Fitzgerald Timeline: On November 9, 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald departed from Superior, Wisconsin at 2:15 pm with 26,116 tons of taconite headed for Detroit, Michigan. The Fitzgerald was under the leadership of Captain Ernest M. McSorley. Later that afternoon, the Fitz met the Arthur M. Anderson (Captain Jesse B. Cooper) as it left Two Harbors, Minnesota. Due to the storm headed north, both McSorley and Cooper decided to travel north of the usual shipping lanes, a common practice in poor weather.
By the morning of November 10, previously issued gale warnings were upgraded to storm warnings. As the two ships passed Caribou Island, located on the eastern portion of Lake Superior, Captain Cooper noted how close the Fitz came to a nearby shoal at 3:15 pm. Over the next few hours, the Fitzgerald reported a down fence rail, two lost or damaged vent covers, a list, and down radar systems. At 7:10 pm the First Mate of the Anderson, Morgan Clark, radioed the Fitzgerald to provide navigational points and to ask how the ship was doing. Captain McSorley responded, “We are holding our own.” This was the final communication with the Fitz and it disappeared from sight and radar due to a snow squall at 7:15 pm.
Between 7:25 pm and 8:25 pm, Captain Cooper contacted other ships and the Coast Guard to ask if they could see the Fitz on their radar. No one could. The Coast Guard listed the Edmund Fitzgerald and its crew of 29 men missing shortly thereafter. When preliminary searches were done, all that was found was debris.
In the days that followed, the U.S. and Canadian Coast Guards continued to search. On November 14, 1975 an anti-sub plane detected an object 530 feet below Lake Superior’s surface 17 miles from Whitefish Point. The object was confirmed to be the Edmund Fitzgerald in May 1976 using an underwater research vehicle.
Join us as we honor the souls lost in the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald with a memorial beacon lighting and program on Nov. 10, including guided tours, videos, a reading of the names of the crew, and the lighting of the beacon at 4:30 pm. A portion of the program will be livestreamed on YouTube.
Learn more, pre-purchase admission, or visit our YouTube channel to request a reminder of the livestream: www.mnhs.org/event/8826
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In response to the global crisis in education, thousands of education actors from around the world came together for the Transforming Education Summit during the U.N. General Assembly this past September to discuss systemic issues of equity, inclusion, quality, and relevance. From climate emergencies to the rise of fake news to public health crises, education systems must not only equip the next generation with the skills needed to read, write, and count, but to actively problem-solve and think creatively in today’s rapidly changing world. To help reach Sustainable Development Goal 4, it is essential to transform education systems to meet the needs of today’s learners and deliver a breadth of skills equitably to all children.
The Center for Universal Education (CUE) at Brookings hosted a symposium on education systems transformation on Friday, February 17 at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. As a celebration of its 20th anniversary, the center launched its new 10-year strategy focusing on systems transformation for holistic education, locally defined priorities, and collaboration in bringing research to practice across education ecosystems. The event explored some of the false dichotomies that often characterize education systems transformation—foundational versus holistic learning, local versus global focus, and policy versus practice—and examined the critical role of systems transformation across CUE’s and partners’ diverse work portfolios.
The opening and closing sessions were livestreamed for remote audiences.
Photo Credits: Paul Morigi
Khashayar Farmanbar, Minister for Energy and Digital Development of Sweden
Speaking during de Session: Leading with Empathy in Times of Crisis
For leaders, the COVID crisis has posed an unprecedented challenge in guiding people through uncertainty, but it has also provided a opportunity to nourish new visions, build trust, recalibrate operating models and rethink the role of organisations and leadership in the longer term. How can leaders turn empathy into action and lead in a new, more positive and impactful way? This is a livestreamed session. At the Annual Meeting 2022 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 24 May, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Buck Camphausen greets Jim Cobb. Jim lost his mother, four siblings, several neices and nephews in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Deb Harper speaks at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021. She lost many friends in Jonestown.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Dina Ercilia Boluarte, Vice-President and Minister of Development and Social Inclusion of Peru,
Speaking during the Session: Latin America Presidential Panel
Latin America continues to be affected by social unrest and economic challenges against a backdrop of political polarization and policy uncertainty. How can leaders in the region mend political fractures and cooperate decisively to address structural weaknesses and ensure long-term prosperity? This is a livestreamed session. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish. At the Annual Meeting 2022 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 24 May, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Female California condor #594 seen through a monocular.
The 2021 Condor Cam features California condor chick #1075 and its parents, condors #594 and #374, in their nest near Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge.
Viewers from around the world can watch the family in their wild nest on a live streaming Condor Cam: youtu.be/5DVrmjOwflU
Credit: Nadya Seal-Faith/Santa Barbara Zoo.
Buck Camphausen speaks after receiving recognition for his 40+ years of service memorializing the Jonestown dead. November 18, 2021.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
In response to the global crisis in education, thousands of education actors from around the world came together for the Transforming Education Summit during the U.N. General Assembly this past September to discuss systemic issues of equity, inclusion, quality, and relevance. From climate emergencies to the rise of fake news to public health crises, education systems must not only equip the next generation with the skills needed to read, write, and count, but to actively problem-solve and think creatively in today’s rapidly changing world. To help reach Sustainable Development Goal 4, it is essential to transform education systems to meet the needs of today’s learners and deliver a breadth of skills equitably to all children.
The Center for Universal Education (CUE) at Brookings hosted a symposium on education systems transformation on Friday, February 17 at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. As a celebration of its 20th anniversary, the center launched its new 10-year strategy focusing on systems transformation for holistic education, locally defined priorities, and collaboration in bringing research to practice across education ecosystems. The event explored some of the false dichotomies that often characterize education systems transformation—foundational versus holistic learning, local versus global focus, and policy versus practice—and examined the critical role of systems transformation across CUE’s and partners’ diverse work portfolios.
The opening and closing sessions were livestreamed for remote audiences.
Photo Credits: Paul Morigi
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1975 Ames High School 40-year Class Reunion
AHSAA Ames High School Alumni Association
1971 1972 Central Junior High School Echo Yearbook
The 9th grade portraits Central Junior High in 1971-1972 most were future 1975 Ames High School graduates and alumni.
p 14 1971 1972 Echo yearbook 9th grade portraits
Mary Clark to Lori Figura C to F
future 1975 Ames High School Graduates
Top to Bottom left to right: Mary Clark, Charles Classick, Debbra Cornelius, Kent Cox, Gina Craft, Julie Cummings, Dave Daulton, Jim Davis, Chuck DeKovic, Susan Deppe, Bill Dirks, David Ditzel, Dwight Dobell, Anne Donaldson, Jenni Doud, Jeff Dunlap, Margaret Dunlap, Sandy Edwards, Paul Englestad, Chris Ethington, Eric Eucher, Bill Ewan, Linda Ewing, Mark Fick, Lori Figura. All future Ames High School 1975 Graduates.
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Donald "Don" Carver DoBell
February 18, 1962 - December 22, 2023
www.adamssoderstrum.com/obituaries/Donald-Don-Carver-Dobe...
Donald "Don" DoBell Obituary
Donald Dobell Obituary
Donald “Don” Carver DoBell, age 62, of Ames, passed away in his apartment on December 22, 2023.
A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A.M. on Friday, December 29, 2023 at Saint Cecilia Catholic Church, 2900 Hoover Ave., Ames. Visitation will be held for one hour prior to the Mass. A time of fellowship will follow Mass. Burial will be held at the Ames Municipal Cemetery. The Mass will be livestreamed and a link will be available under the Events Section of Don’s obituary on the Adams Funeral Home website.
Don was born to David and Dolores DoBell, February 18, 1962 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He grew up in Ames where he graduated from Ames High School. He went on to the University of Iowa where he got his Bachelors of Arts in Music Education. He played saxophone for the Air Force Strategic Air Command Band.
Don taught band in several schools, including St. Cecilia in Ames. Don also taught private instrumental lessons. From junior high until his death, Don was in a band. He loved to play and direct. Don was the conductor of the Heart of Iowa Senior Band for 21 years. Don was first and last a musician.
He was a Roman Catholic Christian who was active at St. Cecilia Catholic Church and a member of The Knights of Columbus. He had many friends at the Keystone Apartments and enjoyed Bingo, puzzles, cards, and potlucks. His engaging smiles and sense of humor will be missed.
Don is survived by his two brothers, Dwight (Darlene) DoBell of Rochester, Minnesota and Dan (Cindy) DoBell of Corning, New York and several nieces and nephews.
Don was preceded in death by his parents David and Dolores DoBell.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Adams Funeral Home and online condolences may be left for Don’s family at www.adamssoderstrum.com. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Don’s name may be directed to St. Cecilia Catholic Church or the Knights of Columbus.
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Luis Rodolfo Abinader Corona, President of the Dominican Republic
Dina Ercilia Boluarte, Vice-President and Minister of Development and Social Inclusion of Peru, Rodrigo Chaves Robles, President of Costa Rica Ivan Duque, President of Colombia
Marisol Argueta de Barillas, Head of the Regional Agenda, Latin America; Member of the Executive Committee, World Economic Forum
Speaking during the Session: Latin America Presidential Panel
Latin America continues to be affected by social unrest and economic challenges against a backdrop of political polarization and policy uncertainty. How can leaders in the region mend political fractures and cooperate decisively to address structural weaknesses and ensure long-term prosperity? This is a livestreamed session. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish. At the Annual Meeting 2022 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 24 May, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Buck Camphausen receives plaque in recognition of his support for honoring and memorializing those who died in Jonestown at Evergreen Cemetery.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
On Saturday, May 21, 2022, during Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Bishop David Walkowiak ordained Christopher Epplett and Jacob Zemaitis as transitional deacons for the Diocese of Grand Rapids. The transitional diaconate, typically a year long, is the pastoral, liturgical and educational preparation period before ordination to the priesthood.
The ordination Mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. on May 21 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, 301 Sheldon Blvd. SE, Grand Rapids, MI. The public was welcome to attend. The Mass was also livestreamed on Facebook and on the diocesan website.
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Gaurav sits at home and helps companies with their business strategy. He also mentioned something about investment banking.
He loves cracking people up on twitter, playing the guitar to folks on @skypeGig. Very chilled out guy, he loves his alcohol and helps people with an open heart. He has an open kitchen at his place where he cooks while watching TV.
We livestreamed the whole shoot at his place on - www.ustream.tv/roycin, but forgot to record the show. Maybe next time =)
Allie Conyers and John Cobb at Evergreen Cemetery, November 18, 2021.
Screen shot of livestreaming video. Courtesy JonestownMemorial.com
Piles is a durational video performance piece about bodies. It consists of a collection of over 22 hours of video recordings, livestreamed on Twitch, of the piling up of dead or unconscious bodies in seven different video games. The piece programmatically switches between and juxtaposes these videos, calling attention to how different video games conceptualize, and enforce, their inherent views on death and the body.
Credit: Jürgen Grünwald
The men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department were deeply saddened by the death of active duty Captain I William R. James.
Captain James began his LAFD career on October 23, 2000. He was assigned to Fire Station 85, "C" Platoon, in Harbor City at the time of his at-home passing on December 11, 2021.
He is survived by his wife, daughter and son.
A public funeral mass for Captain James was held on
December 29, 2021 at 9:00 AM
Holy Trinity Catholic Church in San Pedro.
In lieu of flowers, Captain James' family kindly asks that a donation be made in his honor to the non-profit Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighters Fund.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo | Gary Apodaca
LAFD Event: 122921 - Celebration of Life Captain I William R James
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Peter Orszag, Chief Executive Officer, Financial Advisory, Lazard, USA
Speaking during the Session: Will the M&A Boom Last?
Despite 2021 global mergers and acquisitions activity reaching new highs due to cheap financing and pent-up demand, early 2022 figures have shown a fall back. With growing concerns about escalating conflict between nations, tightening monetary policy and increased scrutiny on sustainability, how might deal-making need to adapt? This is a livestreamed session. At the Annual Meeting 2022 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 24 May, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Luis Rodolfo Abinader Corona, President of the Dominican Republic
Dina Ercilia Boluarte, Vice-President and Minister of Development and Social Inclusion of Peru, Rodrigo Chaves Robles, President of Costa Rica Ivan Duque, President of Colombia
Marisol Argueta de Barillas, Head of the Regional Agenda, Latin America; Member of the Executive Committee, World Economic Forum
Speaking during the Session: Latin America Presidential Panel
Latin America continues to be affected by social unrest and economic challenges against a backdrop of political polarization and policy uncertainty. How can leaders in the region mend political fractures and cooperate decisively to address structural weaknesses and ensure long-term prosperity? This is a livestreamed session. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish. At the Annual Meeting 2022 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 24 May, Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Online talk shows, livestreamed from our World Forum TV Studio. Hosted by Redi Tlhabi.
Watch the talk show "Can Artificial Intelligence takeover from humans?" youtu.be/V-WXK6La93k
In this talk show, we discuss how meaningful human control can be ensured through a context-specific approach, as is argued by experts from TNO Netherlands. Guests in this talkshow will be Marlijn Heijnen, Ir. Pieter Elands, Ron Tolido and Ambassador Yann Hwang.
Watch the interview with Ed Kronenburg, Special Envoy Responsible AI in the Military Domain. He shares his thoughts about AI in the Military Domain: www.youtube.com/watch?v=apmbG2cNDSk
Watch how General Onno Eichelsheim tells us what his expectations are of the conference these two days: "We are having one common goal. That is using AI in a reliable & trustworthy way": www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLJ53yxzUz4
Check out the full programme: reaim2023.org/events/online-talk-shows/
Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Valerie Kuypers
This year’s celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami (Krishna’s appearance day) was a 2-day event, on Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday activities included Bhakti Marga Academy's lecture on the Bhagavad Gita, 108 Yajnas for Krishna, a play about Krishna that included the first Alvars (bhakti saints), a midnight abhishekam, prasad at 2:30 am, and lots of bhajan singing in honour of Krishna and His life.
Thursday's highlights featured a talk by Paramahamsa Vishwananda about Krishna's life that was also a livestreamed all over the world. Overall, it was a loving and heart-opening celebration, where Guruji encouraged all of us to allow Krishna to be born in our hearts.
paramahamsavishwananda.com
bhaktimarga.org