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Happy Thanksgiving From ADS 2015

Happy Thanksgiving from Audience Development Specialist!

As we reflect on the year and give thanks, I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the people who have supported me in my work as an audience development specialist. This year, I published a book called The How of Audience Development for the Arts, and I couldn't have done it without the help of so many wonderful individuals.

Acknowledgments:

- Thanks to the generous donors who supported my GoFundMe campaign and made my book a reality

- Special thanks to Layla Day, my mom, and Ilana Rudnick, my sister, for their editing assistance

- Thanks to Nancy Feliz for her graphic design expertise, and Richard Turbhe and the Boulder County Arts Alliance for their audience development insights

- Thanks to Annette Coleman and Amy Calhoun for their conversations that inspired new material for the book

- Thanks to Rosh at the Blind Cafe for being an early client and a great example for the book

- Thanks to my Twitter and Facebook followers, friends, family, and colleagues for their support over the past few years

- Thanks to Thomas Taught for featuring my blog posts in his You've Got Mail series

- Thanks to Ron Evans and Jim McManus for their well-received podcast

- Thanks to my blog and newsletter subscribers

- Thanks to Claire Abbott, Rome Ramos, and Harold Gray for their testimonials in The How of Audience Development for the Arts

- Thanks to Denis Bertrand, Sheila Way, and Karen Lion for their testimonials in my upcoming book, The Dow of Audience Development

- Thanks to Laura Kappelusky for helping me get my book into the bookstore at the National Arts Marketing Project conference

- Thanks to Amelia Northrop Simpson for our arts marketing and audience development conversations, and for hiring me to teach a class on audience engagement at Denver University

I am truly grateful to all of these people, and to everyone who has supported me along the way. I wish you all a happy and warm Thanksgiving with your loved ones.

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Recently, a heartwarming incident took place at a bank in Canada where a customer was surprised with gifts and rewards. Let's dive into the details of this beautiful moment.

Details:

- Christine visited the bank, and she was greeted by the staff members.

- The staff members thanked her for being a loyal customer and presented her with two piggy banks for her kids.

- They also handed over a card and a check of $1000 for each of her kids to start an RESP.

- But the surprises did not end here. The bank staff also gave Christine tickets to visit her daughter in Trinidad.

- The staff members acknowledged Christine's kind and supportive nature, especially towards her daughter in Trinidad, who is battling cancer.

- Christine was overjoyed and grateful for the love and kindness shown to her.

This incident proves that kindness and gratitude can go a long way in making someone's day. The bank staff's thoughtful gestures made a significant impact on Christine's life and showcased the power of human connection. We should strive to spread positivity and kindness in our daily lives and make this world a better place.

Anna Johnson Gray Thanksgiving 2015

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Summoners war: AD/AO Advice / TOA Race tips and tricks. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Today, I want to give back to the community that has supported me by discussing arena defense and TOA racing. These are the only things that have leaderboards in the game and are essential to advance in the game. So, let's start with arena offense.

Tips for Arena Offense:

- Will runes on your attackers and units that are likely to get CCed can help stop your combos.

- Units like Megan and Luer are excellent substitutes for Tiana and Galleon and should have will runes on them.

- Players should opt for heavy damage dealers with will runes on them as they cannot get stunned, debuffed or have their cooldowns increased.

- Players should pay attention to the enemy's defense and opt for AoE defense break.

- If the enemy has nemesis runes, players should bring AoE damage dealers that can hit hard.

- A very fast Bernard or Orion can help players deal with we dispellers.

- Players should focus on speed clearing and always try to beat their opponents before they move.

Tips for Arena Defense:

- The current meta is centered around dispelling and being very fast to stop your opponent from attacking you.

- Leo AO is becoming very popular, but players can counter this with a swift Megan and the double Lushen strategy.

- Players should focus on having a large array of tools and key monsters like Tiana, which is a Universal tool that can help set up a Bernard and Automatik Praha.

- To win defenses, players should be fast and focus on dispelling their opponent's units.

In summary, Will runes are essential for both arena offense and defense. Players should pay attention to their opponent's defense and opt for AoE defense break. Always try to beat your opponents before they move and focus on having a large array of tools and key monsters like Tiana.

ABC Bali Thanksgiving 2015

Hello everybody, Selamat Datang! My name is Andrew Evita Bush, and I am a volunteer for ABC Bali. In this video, you will see five different schools spanning two villages, led either by EBU topic or EBU MA, each handling more than two hundred kids in any given week.

The Classroom:

In this classroom, you would find the same mix of eagerness and reticence as you would in any in the States. The big difference is the opportunity and access to materials. Thanks to your contributions, we have them here. Some students are all too eager to be able to fund the classroom to show off their skills, while others sit quietly and soak it all in.

Sense of Community:

The truly wonderfully unique thing about the Bali classroom is how deep the sense of community runs as a result of their picture. If one student is struggling with a concept, the others drop what they're doing to help their fellow student.

Common Core Words:

This month, the students have made a huge effort to master the 200 Common Core words found in the English language. As they hit a certain benchmark, they receive a shirt, which you can see worn by some of the students in this video.

Extracurricular Activities:

The children quickly move from studious to goofball. My favorite is to surprise them with a selfie. After a little while, they started to invite me to extracurricular activities. Things got really, really fun.

On behalf of all the wonderful people who have been involved with ABC Bali, I extend to you a sincere and deep gratitude. Thank you, that Enoch I see my daughter super small, and lastly, this fun!

WestJet Christmas Miracle: Real-time Giving

'Twas a night before Christmas and all across the land, the good folks at WestJet had a miracle planned. On the eve before flying, the guests were in their beds, visions of traveling danced in their heads. While out on the runway, something secret had arrived, it was left in the lounge - 'twas a Christmas surprise.

Meeting Santa:

As the guests waited to board their flight, they were greeted by none other than Santa Claus himself. Santa asked each of them what they wanted for Christmas and the WestJetters took note of their wishes.

Shopping for Gifts:

With the help of Santa and his elves, the WestJet team quickly got to work on shopping for the perfect gifts. With two flights in the air, they had no time to spare but managed to get all the presents ready.

The Big Reveal:

As the guests waited at the baggage carousel, they were in for a surprise. Their Christmas wishes had been granted, and the gifts they had asked for were waiting for them. The Hughes family was particularly ecstatic when their large box was revealed.

Miracles do happen, especially when we all work together as one. The WestJet team pulled off a Christmas surprise that none of the guests were expecting. As Santa said, Merry Christmas to all and to all a good flight!