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2nd Central Asia Internet Symposium – 2 March 2016, Dushanbe
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El estudiante hizo un banner en PowerPoint para un taller a pesar de estar ausente. Aunque fue una tarea fácil debido a su experiencia previa con PowerPoint, los banners son útiles para que los administradores creen publicidad para eventos escolares de manera creativa y económica. El estudiante también se está preparando para presentar su portafolio antes de la penúltima clase de este curso, en el que ha adquirido conocimientos sobre aplicaciones y sus beneficios para el trabajo.
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La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las importaciones de productos rusos de alta tecnología y a las exportaciones de bienes de lujo a Rusia. Además, se congelarán los activos de varios oligarcas rusos y se prohibirá el acceso de los bancos rusos a los mercados financieros de la UE.
Evidence for the resurrection
Mary Magdalene went to Jesus' tomb early in the morning and found the stone rolled away and Jesus' body missing. She saw two angels who asked why she was weeping, then Jesus appeared, though at first she mistook him for the gardener. Jesus told Mary to tell the disciples he would ascend to Heaven. Mary told Peter and John, who ran to the tomb and found the linen burial cloths lying as if Jesus' body had passed through them. John believed Jesus had resurrected, while Peter was still unsure until Mary also reported seeing Jesus alive.
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Citizen Internet code of conduct: policy and practice
2nd Central Asia Internet Symposium – 2 March 2016, Dushanbe
By Farishtamoh Gulova, ICTD expert
Reflexión Taller 7
El estudiante hizo un banner en PowerPoint para un taller a pesar de estar ausente. Aunque fue una tarea fácil debido a su experiencia previa con PowerPoint, los banners son útiles para que los administradores creen publicidad para eventos escolares de manera creativa y económica. El estudiante también se está preparando para presentar su portafolio antes de la penúltima clase de este curso, en el que ha adquirido conocimientos sobre aplicaciones y sus beneficios para el trabajo.
Collaborative Security: An approach to tackling Internet security issues
“Collaborative Security” is an approach to tackling Internet security issues that involves voluntary, multistakeholder cross-border cooperation and collaboration.
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Evidence for the resurrection
Mary Magdalene went to Jesus' tomb early in the morning and found the stone rolled away and Jesus' body missing. She saw two angels who asked why she was weeping, then Jesus appeared, though at first she mistook him for the gardener. Jesus told Mary to tell the disciples he would ascend to Heaven. Mary told Peter and John, who ran to the tomb and found the linen burial cloths lying as if Jesus' body had passed through them. John believed Jesus had resurrected, while Peter was still unsure until Mary also reported seeing Jesus alive.
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Whether it is cream teas, architecture, calm spaces, rock climbing, family history, art, live music or something else; you can do, see, or experience it in a church building.
We just have to convince you that you can, and then encourage you to go!
There are over 40,000 Christian places of worship in the UK. Every single one has some aspect of architectural, cultural or social heritage significance. However, these buildings are a fragile resource, non-commercial and almost entirely dependent upon voluntary effort. If they are not supported and promoted a vital part of our culture and history could be irretrievably lost.
Until now, there has never been a professional, focused visitor facing tourism promotion scheme and associated marketing brand for churches across the UK. As one of the key heritage attractions in the UK, churches should be getting their share of tourism income.
So, we are at a unique point in time, with a huge opportunity available to us.
Digital technologies have created a revolution in tourism marketing and heritage interpretation. They inspire and provide us all with information about places, activities and events from service providers and from our peers through social media and user generated content. They also allow is to engage with the places we go, meaning that the relationship continues long after we have returned home.
Mobile devices are used by visitors whilst exploring. They allow us to find information ‘on the hoof’ and then share experiences through social networks and reviews.
Step up [ExploreChurches].
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I’ve often entered into discussions with people by putting out meaningful comments and basing them on truth. That approach may or may not result in good debate and discussion. Many times, I stay out of certain “attacks” because the messengers are not likely interested in meaningful discussion. They are only interested in jabbing someone with their point to disturb them. And they can do that in a post by hiding behind the social media platform without putting themselves in a face-to-face discussion.
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We just have to convince you that you can, and then encourage you to go!
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Until now, there has never been a professional, focused visitor facing tourism promotion scheme and associated marketing brand for churches across the UK. As one of the key heritage attractions in the UK, churches should be getting their share of tourism income.
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Mobile devices are used by visitors whilst exploring. They allow us to find information ‘on the hoof’ and then share experiences through social networks and reviews.
Step up [ExploreChurches].
[ExploreChurches] is a NEW engaging, vibrant, easy to use and effective way for visitors to discover, visit and experience churches, chapels and meeting houses as treasure houses of heritage, history and community.
[ExploreChurches] is all encompassing, visitor focused and dynamic, telling the stories of churches, chapels and meeting houses, encourage people to visit and understand them, and share their experiences with others. We will also engage with them throughout the whole process, thereby increasing the chance that they will make a donation to maintain the heritage of the buildings they come to enjoy.
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The mission has been placed before Christians by Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the head of the church, “Go and make disciples”. In doing that, the Christian witness is challenged in many ways. Most often, the challenges come with rebuke, name calling, and other non-sense, especially when trying to discuss political topics in the context of religion in the midst of the 2016 Presidential Election.
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In trying to present the Gospel, to witness The Good News to others, and with having seemingly little in positive results, I have wondered how Jesus would do it. I’ve considered that. At times, when Jesus was approached with a question that was intended to trap Him, He responded with a question that was intended to make a point without getting into the discussion. Sometimes, His question dissipated the ones asking the question. Sometimes, He explained the answer to the people or just His disciples.
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2) The wage fund theory claims wages are determined by a fixed fund set aside by employers for wages, so increased employment leads to lower wages.
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