? (1). Take everything as a joke.
? (2). No one is bigger than others in the group.
? (3). Everybody is important in the group. But no one is too important for the group.
? (4). Everyone should do his or her best.
? (5). Nothing is original, all forwards (including the message you are reading now).
? (6). So no need to react, Sometimes repeats are there, Do not bother, Welcome them. It is Normal everywhere .
? (7). No one gets paid so it is a thing of love and volunteering efforts.
? (8). Live your normal life, you are unique and without some of you the group will be boring.
? (9). Never expect someone else to build the group, but do your best by making your contribution.
? (10). Group members should learn how to socialize, meet new friends and improve on their social skills.
? (11). Groups are always for fun, so let’s make and have fun out of whatever is posted. Don’t just read a post, make a comment to enrich it.
? (12). Don’t take every chat too serious because we are all in the group to have fun, learn, entertain each other.

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The festival activities will begin at noon on Thursday, October 8 and run through Sunday, October 11, at 2 Center Street, Newark, directly across from NJPAC. We will be joined by live music and 3-D printing of mini-Animodules.

Art • Peace • Diversity • Social Justice

Please remember to wear a mask. Responsible social distancing in effect.

What: Barat Foundation Live Painting of an Animodule sculpture
Where: 2 Center Street, Newark – directly across from NJPAC
When: Beginning Thursday, October 8, at noon, running through Sunday, October 11.

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This holiday season, Academy Award® winner Robert Zemeckis-the groundbreaking filmmaker behind Forrest Gump, Flight and Cast Away-directs Steve Carell in the most original movie of the year. Welcome to Marwen tells the miraculous true story of one broken man’s fight as he discovers how artistic imagination can restore the human spirit.

When a devastating attack shatters Mark Hogancamp (Carell) and wipes away all memories, no one expected recovery. Putting together pieces from his old and new life, Mark meticulously creates a wondrous town where he can heal and be heroic. As he builds an astonishing art installation-a testament to the most powerful women he knows-through his fantasy world, he draws strength to triumph in the real one.

In a bold, wondrous and timely film from this revolutionary pioneer of contemporary cinema, Welcome to Marwen shows that when your only weapon is your imagination…you’ll find courage in the most unexpected place.

The epic drama is produced by Oscar®-winning producer Steve Starkey (Forrest Gump, Flight), Jack Rapke (Cast Away, Flight), and Cherylanne Martin (The Pacific, Flight) of Zemeckis’ Universal-based ImageMovers banner produce alongside the director. It is executive produced by Jacqueline Levine, as well as Jeff Malmberg, who directed the riveting 2010 documentary that inspired the film.

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HEALTHY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Stephen Sharp Shares Tips for Managing Stress, Anxiety
During the Holiday Season
Plus, Results from the College of Social Sciences Survey on Mental Health.
The holiday season brings a wide variety of guests. Some welcome, like friends and family, and others unwelcome, like stress, anxiety and depression. Most Americans – approximately 97 percent – believe that mental health issues are a serious problem in the United States. But according to a recent survey from College of Social Sciences, more than one-third of Americans who seek counseling for mental health issues experience barriers that make it difficult and sometimes, impossible, to receive services. Still, almost half of survey participants (42 percent) say they would be open to counseling for mental health issues.
On Thursday, December 11, Stephen Sharp is available for interviews to talk about common mental health issues and how to manage them throughout the holiday season. He will also discuss the results of the Social Sciences Mental Health Survey and tips for seeking help, as well as how to overcome barriers that may prevent receiving services. Sharp will also discuss careers in mental health related fields.
Suggested questions:
The holiday season can be a stressful time for some. What are some mental health issues that may arise?
What are some of the barriers to receiving mental health services?
The World Health Organization estimates 1 in 4 people will experience an episode of mental illness in their lifetime. Is the demand for services driving significant job growth in mental health related fields?
Where can listeners go for more information? About Stephen Sharp
Dr. Stephen Sharp is the Program Dean-Counseling and Human Services, for the College of Social Sciences at University of Phoenix. He has worked for University of Phoenix since 2005 in the roles of Associate Faculty, Clinical Director and College Campus Chair at the Utah Campus prior to accepting his current position in 2010. Stephen has been instrumental in the conceptualization and development of the current Human Services, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and Professional Mental Health Counseling (international) programs at University of Phoenix.

Dr. Sharp holds a few specialized credentials and professional licenses with over a decade of clinical experience. He is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC), National Certified Counselor (NCC), Approved Counselor Supervisor (ACS), and Human Services-Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP). Stephen is an alumnus from Utah State University where he studied psychology, and earned a Bachelor of Science in their graduate degree-track psychology program. Stephen pursued graduate studies at Capella University and earned a M.S. and Doctorate in Human Services with a Professional Counseling Specialization.:)

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Throughout my career in public service, I’ve talked about the dual need for both safe streets and pro-active crime-fighting strategies. And I’ve focused on the importance of protecting civil liberties, treating people with respect, and following the U.S. Constitution.

In New York City over recent years, we’ve experienced an approach to crime-fighting that has too often alienated communities from their police force through the overuse of stop-and-frisk.

At the same time, thanks to the hard work of the brave men and women of the NYPD, New York City is the safest big city in the country.

And I believe repairing relations between police and the community they serve is the key to making our city even safer.

This is why I’m proud to announce that today I appointed William J. Bratton as New York City’s next Police Commissioner.

Bill Bratton is a proven and progressive crime-fighter, and my charge to him is clear:

Use the best technology and tactics to focus our law enforcement’s efforts on criminals to reduce crime even further, and make our streets and neighborhoods even safer.

Continue the NYPD’s success in keeping our city safe from terrorist threats.

Continue the groundbreaking work in progressive policing to keep the NYPD at the cutting edge of innovation and pioneering police strategies.

And repair relations between the police and the communities it protects by ending the overuse of stop-and-frisk, and ensuring police tactics are applied constitutionally, consistently, fairly and without bias.

Read more about Commissioner Bratton’s record and experience, and help me welcome him back to New York.

Thanks,

Bill

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