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Articulating the complete range of Mark’s cultural activities, this survey show includes his acclaimed thread installations, new film works and exciting collaborative music project. Garry’s work is informed by his interest and engaging with the many mechanisms that influence and effect how one navigates the world, and in particular, the complexity and subjectivity inherent in these navigations.
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Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Marimba Gold-Watts - Articulating Mat (40 mins) - Level 2/3 t.co/i1xpan64gQ (via Twitter twitter.com/pilatesworkoutv/status/1179989639320477697)
Installation
June 2018
The image shown is a finalised installation incorporating the ideas taken from ‘Fabricated Stills Series’. I have used the next three slides to articulate this piece, taking a closer look at the compositional elements which make up the installation.
Using a selection of fabric and different treatments such as wood glue and resin I created an arrangement which within it holds a poetic concerned with space, form, weight, light, gravity, time and in all of this offers a moment for and of reflection.
I adorned the space using a variety of fabric in different states which utilise the light of the window and the surrounding structure to elicit a rooted, phenomenological experience in the environment. The work is activated by the presence of the viewer who is invited to move between the various pieces. Draped voile is used to soothe the light, frame the space and is roused by the surrounding movement with a quiet stir.
Each of the fabric pieces act in conversation as a contribution to the entire composition, working together to create a visual language. The individual treated fabric pieces slowly collapse and move between forms over time. Beginning in their placed positions they slowly retire over a matter of days into their resting form. These pieces display an innate condition of change and deterioration while encompassing a quiet acceptance of these inevitabilities.
Inspired by Zen Buddhist philosophy and phenomenology this work looks at concepts of the body, the human condition and time. Consequently, I created an installation to elicit experiences that speak of and to the physical bodies of the viewer. The treated fabric pieces explore the potential of transformation through a frozen moment. An arrested form serves as an echo of the past whilst expressing an absence within its transient nature; it is neither lost nor becoming. Rather, the pieces are focussed on the momentary, suspension. As a visual poetic they express a harmony of acceptance; of being.
Robert Truszkowski and students from the University of Regina Print Media collaborate with the Articulate Ink printmakers to demo pulling a print from a copper plate at the Saturday Streetfair. Classic print-making, just as Rembrandt would have done—despite buckets of rain!
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, articulates a message of hope in a time of rapid change and turmoil. Through Words of Peace he points to the possibility that each individual can find peace within, whatever is going on around them. Below is an excerpt from one of his addresses where he talks about his message of peace.
Read more: Words of Peace Global
Darke Ocean Bean at rest on water
The binary stars stitch a blank
Where the horizon sleeps until dawn
and a quarter.
Sunlight on a church spire unthanked
Organs of choirs sparsely droning
ascend the uprising cricket stones
Rocks rejoin consciousness
Locked in masonry, shaped by bones
Walls have ears, eyes a nose full of itch
a mouthful of mortar, a soul full of bricks
and no one to stack them
and everyone quits
Everything starts a beginning.
I started with the articulating arm. It will function in the horizontal position when it is installed. This allows the computer to be positioned in many different positions. Just think of the way a dentist's light moves.
"This multi-system consists of a self-articulating, undulating landscape that utilizes hydrodynamics, motors, and growth patterns to constantly redefine a system of octagonal vegetative mats. Aided by a hinge-mounted motor, each octagonal palette expands and contracts much like an origami, fortune-telling toy. The opened shape promises to be a beautiful three-dimensional grass floret. The landscape coexists with an artificial Cumulonimbus cloud, which hovers overhead and transforms over time."
Video of the piece in action: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RExqHLsK28s
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Watch this excellent interview of Queen Rania of Jordan on Face the Nation. She is articulate and extremely knowledgeable on the Gaza horrors:
www.cbsnews.com/news/queen-rania-jordan-israel-us-enabler/
Queen Rania of Jordan says U.S. is seen as "enabler" of Israel
May 5, 2024 / 2:56 PM
Palestinians and others in the Middle East see the U.S. as an "enabler" of Israel in its war with Hamas, Queen Rania al Abdullah of Jordan said Sunday on "Face the Nation."
"People view the U.S. as being a party to this war," Rania said in an interview with "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan. "Because, you know, Israeli officials say that without U.S. support, they couldn't launch this war."
Transcript: Queen Rania al Abdullah of Jordan on "Face the Nation," May 5, 2024
Jordan, a U.S. ally, has had a peace treaty with Israel since 1994. The queen, who is of Palestinian descent, has criticized the reaction to the war by the U.S. and other countries, saying there's been a "selective application of humanitarian law" that's causing a "loss of credibility" in the U.S.
"The U.S. may be Israel's most-closest ally, but a good friend holds a friend accountable," she said.
Rania said the world is getting "mixed messages" from the U.S., which she says has both made expressions of concern over civilian deaths in Gaza and provided offensive weapons to Israel "that are used against Palestinians." She urged the international community to use leverage to compel Israel to let aid into Gaza and bring an end to the war, saying the U.S. can do so by saying it won't continue to provide offensive weapons to Israel.
The queen described the war's toll on the Arab world, which she said has watched as Gaza has become "unrecognizable" over the last seven months. As Israel's bombardment of Gaza has stretched on for nearly seven months since the Oct. 7 terrorist attack, the Hamas-run Health Ministry has said that at least 34,000 have died as the humanitarian crisis has escalated, although the Health Ministry does not designate between civilians and combatant casualties.
"It's been quite devastating. And the impact has been, obviously people are so traumatized by what they're seeing every day," she said. "We were traumatized by Oct. 7, but then this war, we feel is not, you know, Israel is saying that this was a defensive war. Obviously, it was instigated by Oct. 7, but the way it's being fought is not in a defensive way."
Queen Rania made clear that Hamas does not represent the majority of people in Gaza, and that Palestinians have been dehumanized in decades by Israel to "numb people to Palestinian suffering."
"When you reduce people to a violent people who are different to us — so they're not moral like us, so therefore it's okay to inflict pain and suffering on them because they don't feel it the same way we do — it allows people to do bad things," she said. "That's-that's the mental loophole of dehumanization, it allows you to justify the unjustifiable, to do bad things and still see yourself as a good person."
At the same time, the queen condemned antisemitism, calling it "the worst kind of bigotry" and "pure hatred." And she drew a line between antisemitism and speaking out against the war in Gaza and Israeli policy. Pointing to protests on American college campuses, Queen Raina said that law and order must be maintained and that it's wrong for students to feel unsafe on campus.
"Emotions are running high and I think people are losing sight of what these students are protesting," she said. "For them, the issue of Gaza and the Palestinian conflict is more about social justice. They are standing up for human rights, for international law, for the principles that underpin international law. They're standing up for the future that they're going to inherit."
Her interview comes as President Biden is set to meet with King Abdullah II of Jordan this week. The administration is also facing a deadline to provide Congress with a determination of whether Israel is using American weapons in accordance with international law in the coming days.
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speaking, arguing passionately about how reservation is destroying the nation. Their nation. erThe newspapers and TV channels have been full ofthem -well-educated and well-dressed, articulate, English-.
Last evening, they spilled into the JNU campus, faithfully followed by a doting TV camera crew. Except, th9' .
believe. JNU heard their war cry, "Galli ka kutta kaisa ho, SC-STjaisa ho ", which, indeed, is a true and eloquent so-called anti-reservation protesters were anything but peaceful or socially sensitive, as the media would have us.
masquerade as patriotism. What's worse, they had the nerve to do it in our name -in the name ofthe entire JNU .
I revoexprltessing ioprejn of udices the reaof l na atminority ure ofan(albeit ti-reservaa vocal tion apond litipcs, riviwheleged re one) caste in and the cnlass ame haof tredthe , and entire naked youth self-interest of this country? community (that too when outsiders comprised most oftheir rally). How dare they? How dare they justify brutality and There was an immediate spontaneous gathering ofJNU students, who stood firmly for affirmative action and social .
pro-reservation students were also physically beaten up. .
justice. The response from the 'equality' (sic) rally was casteist and sexist abuse. It wasn't just verbal violence. The .
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that maintains and preserves the brahminical 'natural order ofthings', where the 'meritorious' upper caste-upper .
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All this begs the question, what is this nation, this so-called meritocracy that they are out to protect? A nation .
class will forever remain meritorious, subsidized by the lower castes who will clean their shoes (and make their food, .
keep their houses and produce social surplus for them to expropriate). At least that's the image that seems to move the .
otherwise apathetic privileged students from elite institutions-images ofclean-cut, upper caste doctors polishing .
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shoes on the streets. What could be more perverse?As for 'Merit'-are we so naiVe that we don't understand that it is a construct determined by the cold, .
social atmosphere (all ofwhich only money can buy), where would their 'merit' be? Ifanything, this is being exclusionary logic ofthe market. Ifthe upper castes didn't have access to sophisticated education-,·and a conducive formalized by the formation ofprivate colleges and capitation fee 'quotas'. But, just remind us, when's the last time you saw junior doctors strike work or upper caste students take out a rally against these quotas? .
Will some people always remain more equal than others? Our "meritorious" friends refuse to admit a simple for generations. That the number ofbackward caste in institutes ofhigher education or in white collar jobs, .
government or private, remains less than miniscule. Yet, it is these castes which constitute the majority ofIndia's .
truth-that the dalits, tribals and OBCs, particularly the women, have been victims ofsocial and economic oppression .
population. For instance, 52% oflndia is OBC. And less than 20% ofthem make it past school. Just look around. The .
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universities, the IITs, medical coJieges, the offices, the courts, the police stations-they are all filled with upper castes. that doing away with affirmative actions like reservation actually means enforcing another, far brutal kind of And then ask yourself, what is the percentage ofupper castes in India? How much 'merit' does it take to understandcaste character ofthis creme de Ia creme layer.).
Unemployment reservation-90% ofemployment and education for just the top 10% ofthe population. (No prizes for guessing the.
ofthe anti-reservationists, the caste and class hatred, overt or latent, is fueled by a genuine fear, that ofunemployment .
and lack ofaccess to higher education-a problem that affects us all Amongst a section .
and fewer university seats. Hundreds ofhungry mouths lunging at one little piece ofbread. Yes, we need an economic .
policy that creates more jobs, makes education more accessible for all. But rolling back reservation will not create that. .
On the contrary, it will strengthen the elitist logic ofprivatisation and liberalisation that is behind the job crunch. So, .
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growth.scraping the new economic policy that makes much ofreservation redundant with its monstrous model ofjobless .The protest was spirited and spontaneous. JNUSU leaders, as per their standard operating procedure, were the .
last evening, when JNU students stood firm on their support for social justice, radical voices also raised the question of.
last to arrive on the scene; and the first to claim credit for yet another 'successful protest'. As one has seen often .
justice will not be an exception. .
enough, real struggles in JNU happen not because ofJNUSU leadership, but in spite ofthem. The struggle for social .
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Photo by Betsey Merkel. Strategic Planning Process-Stockyard, Clark-Fulton, Brooklyn Centre Community Development Office 2014-10-25.
Engagement process led by Jeffrey Ramsey, Program Director, SCFBC CDO, Gloria Ferris, President, Community Advisory Council, CDO Staff, and members of the Community Advisory Council, with Tom Romito, Facilitator.
At Archwood United Church of Christ, 2800 Archwood Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44109
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Articulate your market positioning along two value dimensions and compare it with competition
Visually compare and contrast two ideas, or aspects of ideas or potential solutions to determine the best outcome
In an eLearning course, the play icon appears when there is an audio and video in the course. Until the user click the play button, it doesn’t starts which is sometimes annoying. To get rid of this play button, follow these steps.
In this blog, you will be able to learn how to remove a play button at the beginning of the course in browser view using Articulate Storyline 360.
A perfect example, albeit one that was rewarded, of why you shouldn't do something, especially in elearning, simply because you can.
In this case, the developer added video, animation and several audio clips (which can't be shown in a graphic) in one "slide," for no good reason.