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Wacky Wednesday: The Blindfolded Drawing Challenge [Video] - Vimarsana News

Wacky Wednesday: The Blindfolded Drawing Challenge [Video]

Wacky Wednesday: The Blindfolded Drawing Challenge [Video] When I was in high school, my friends and I loved playing Pictionary.  Now, I need to make a full disclosure here.  I can't draw worth a crap, but I was REALLY good at Pictionary.  I am a pro at context clues and I was great at guessing what my partners were trying to convey, regardless of whether they could draw well. Today, Angel and I decided to tackle a fun "drawing" challenge for Wacky Wednesday.  We have a huge dry erase board in Marlo's Lounge, one of our meeting rooms have here at the station.  To make it REALLY interesti...

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High Point novelist teaches young adults in the classroom, works to inspire them with his fiction - Vimarsana News

High Point novelist teaches young adults in the classroom, works to inspire them with his fiction

During a walk around the city, he came across a statue of jazz musician John Coltrane. “I was just fascinated by the fact that John Coltrane grew up in this town,” Morelli said. In “On the Way to Birdland,” published by Fish Out of Water Books, Morelli writes about Cordell “Cordy” Wheaton, a 16-year-old boy whose hero is Coltrane. When his father falls ill, Cordy, who lives in High Point, sets out on a modern-day odyssey to find his estranged brother to reunite the Wheaton family. “On the Way to Birdland” is Morelli’s second young adult novel. His ...

An Epic Debate on Trump and True Evangelicalism - Vimarsana News

An Epic Debate on Trump and True Evangelicalism

An Epic Debate on Trump and True Evangelicalism In which journalist Matt Labash (a Never Trumper) and radio host Eric Metaxas (a Trump supporter) agree to disagree Illustrations by Brandon Celi Through the many upheavals of the Trump era, one trend has remained strikingly stable: the mobilization of the white evangelical community as diehard supporters of the forty-fifth president. It’s a convergence of interests that, on paper at least, appears unlikely in the extreme. Trump’s acquaintance with the Bible and its dictates might generously be described as “passing,” and his personal co...

LinkedIn Tells Advertisers That Business Marketing Doesn't Belong Near Pictures of Dogs in Costumes - Vimarsana News

LinkedIn Tells Advertisers That Business Marketing Doesn't Belong Near Pictures of Dogs in Costumes

In a blog post, the Microsoft-owned professional network lightly jabbed at TikTok and other ad competitors: "Sure, your buyers enjoy watching a skateboarder roll down a hill while lip-synching to Fleetwood Mac and drinking Ocean Spray Cran-Raspberry juice. … If your business message is sandwiched between the skateboarder and your best friend's vacation photos, it'll feel out of place."  The company's post also shares which kinds of content work best on LinkedIn, whether it's thought leadership, career-boosting advice or conversation starters. LinkedIn LinkedIn's new ad Microsoft CEO Satya ...

'Connections' art exhibit seeks to connect humans with nature - Vimarsana News

'Connections' art exhibit seeks to connect humans with nature

LebTown March 10, 2021 5 min read Sharon Zook, president of the Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts, at the site of former Meadowbank Park. (Jeff Falk) There exists this tenuous relationship between God and man and nature. When they align, and harmony is achieved, the result can be wonderous beauty. If God is the greatest creator and the original artist, then Mother Nature is both his best work and a blank canvas. And because we are made in His image, nature can be a great source of inspiration for our own creativity. In reality, all human artists need a little inspiratio...