SOUTH BEND â Practice, as the saying goes, makes perfect.
That is the guiding philosophy of the Neighborhood Resources Connectionâs community academy, which is a six-week program that provides participants with community building training, according to Grant Carlile, director of the Neighborhood Resources Connection.
Carlile said that becoming an effective and efficient community builder takes practice, just like being a painter, musician or golfer takes practice.
âIf we are playing an instrument or doing theater or painting we practice doing it as artisans to get better at it,â Carlile said. âAnd that is the approach that we take with community building.
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Following news breaking of this upcoming Google Messages change, Google Duo will also be blocking access for unsupported devices .
As reported by 9to5Google, the latest update to Google Duo - version 123 - includes a notice that warns affected users who will be losing access to the app.
The message says: Duo is going away soon. Because you’re using an unsupported device, Duo will unregister your account on this device soon. Download your Clips and call history to avoid losing them.
While this alert says unsupported instead of uncertified devices, a cursory look at the Duo code shows this appears to be one and the same thing.
Whatâs it doing still sitting next to my computer screen, as anachronistic as an ink well?
Darn if I know. This cheap-o Rolodex arrived at least a quarter-century ago, played a vital role in my work life for a period, then slipped into invisible obsolescence.
In recent times Iâve been using it as a pedestal to elevate printed-out emails that deserve immediate attention.
The first card in my Rolodex tray is a note from the reporter who bestowed it on me on her last day in the newsroom.
âThe Register may not think we all are worthy of Rolodexes, but I do. Good luck,â she wrote.
Virgin says that, from now until March 16, all of its TV customers in the UK will be given free access to 22 pay TV channels including Discovery HD, Comedy Central HD, E4 HD, Film 4 HD, FOX HD, Kiss, Magic, MTV HD, and National Geographic HD.
Along with watching live, there s also access to shows from these channels on demand.
Speaking about the news, David Bouchier, Chief TV & Entertainment Officer at Virgin Media, said: “We realise that it can be challenging to find fresh and interesting ways to keep the kids (and ourselves!) entertained, especially during the winter months. That’s why we’ve boosted our free TV offering just in time for half term, giving all of our customers access to a large choice of additional channels and programmes.