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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Spring is here at last, which means rain and sleet and hail instead of just the white fluffy stuff. How lovely. Someday the sun will shine again. Birds will chirp. The snow will melt and fade into memory. Flowers will blossom. Deer and rabbits will prance through the forest and my dogs will give them merry chase. Fair maidens will sing, perched on high balconies. How To Solve Today’s Wordle The Hint: Not wimpy. The Clue: This word ends with two vowels. The Answer: . . . Well, I feel pretty good about this Wordle even though I once again tied Wordle Bot. I feel like we’re constantly tying these days. It’s weird. In a rivalry like this, one of us should be winning more. This isn’t soccer. Sheesh. In any case, my opening word was pretty decent even if crate only got me a ‘T’ in yellow. It eliminated the ‘A’ and the ‘E’ and led me to my second guess, touch, which I realize now wasn’t the … [Read more...] about Today’s Wordle #640 Hint, Clues And Answer For Tuesday, March 21st

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “I’ve always been attracted to the momentum of institutions,” begins the art historian Tim Marlow. “I like a busy place. I want to bring different audiences and for them to have communal experiences in a shared space.” He clarifies: “This is what museums do best.” As director and chief executive of the Design Museum in London, a position he’s held since 2019, he’s in a prime spot to achieve this. I’m meeting Marlow at the museum west of the city in Kensington, housed in the former Grade II* listed Commonwealth Institute. A curious building with its place in time, it opened in 1962 to inform and educate about the Commonwealth of Nations. The listing notes say its founding came “at a critical moment in the evolution of the modern Commonwealth out of the old Empire.” Meanwhile, the design and displays conveyed a “sense of idealism and a new start.” It, therefore, feels like a fitting place to be occupied by a museum also … [Read more...] about What Is A Design Institution Today? London’s Design Museum Director Tim Marlow Considers

Deputy PM Prawit Wongsuwan, who is also defence minister and luxury watch enthusiast, says that parties boycotting today’s meeting were troublemakers. Meanwhile, the Thai PM claims the missing political parties were like boxers who refused to abide by the rules of the fight and would not listen to the referee’s explanations. But political scientist says this only points to the junta’s failure in reconciliation efforts that have been constantly highlighted by the coup makers over the past four years. Wanwichit Boonprong says the NCPO has now become part of the problem. General Prayut, who also Chairs the ruling NCPO, says people should themselves decide on what should be done with politicians who refuse to join a meeting that aims to explain the “rules and regulations” of the upcoming elections. Related news One man’s motorcycle trip from Bangkok to Korat with his 11 cats goes viral 7 hours ago Bones found behind man’s house who committed … [Read more...] about Political parties boycotting todays meeting are ‘trouble makers’

Photo via Facebook/ Toko The Royal Thai Police (RTP) are in the headlines once again for all the wrong reasons after a Thai woman accused RTP officers of kidnapping and extorting 1 million baht from her boss in the Din Daeng district of Bangkok . Police reported that initial CCTV footage revealed that two of the men in the criminal group looked similar to Immigration Bureau police inspectors but it wasn’t conclusive. Namee Saelee filed a complaint at Din Daeng Police Station yesterday, reporting that she and her Chinese employer, 62 year old Qi, were kidnapped on Friday, March 10, by a gang of six men, who looked like RTP officers. The 38 year old Thai woman revealed that she had been hired by Qi as an interpreter to help him with his passport and visa renewal at the Chaeng Watthana Government Complex on the day of the kidnapping. Namee met Qi at his house in Soi Pracha Songkhro 2 in the Din Deang district of Bangkok and Qi’s friend drove them to the visa … [Read more...] about Thai woman accuses RTP of kidnapping, extorting 1 million baht from her boss

PHOTO: Sky Sports Red Bull will be grateful for the good PR today as British-born, Thai Formula One racer, Alex Albon, thanked the energy drink sponsors for their “faith” after he came third in last night’s incident-prone Tuscan Grand Prix, his first Formula One GP podium finish. The 24 year old finished in third place behind the Mercedes drivers to become the first Thai on the podium since 1950. His father, Nigel Albon is a former British racing driver who participated in the British Touring Car Championship and Porsche Carrera Cup. His mother, Kankamol, is from Thailand. The man Alex replaced in the Red Bull team, Pierre Gasly, won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza last week, putting additional pressure on the Red Bull team and their faith in the young Thai driver. Albon dropped into 7th place at one stage in last night’s race, battling his way back to a podium finish. “Thanks for sticking with me. The team has supported me since Day One. It’s really good to get a … [Read more...] about Thai Alex Albon scores podium finish in Tuscan Formula One GP

A former U.S. Marine was seriously wounded Sunday after a Palestinian terrorist shot at his car with his family inside, according to The Times of Israel. David Stern, a former Marine and weapons instructor, was driving in the West Bank with his wife and children Sunday when a Palestinian man began shooting at the car. Stern was shot in the head but managed to shoot the gunman, who was later apprehended by the Israeli Defense Forces, according to The Times of Israel. (RELATED: Democrats Sympathize More With Palestinians Than Israel For The First Time In Decades, Poll Finds) Stern’s wife was also taken to the hospital for treatment for “traumatic shock” but she and the children were otherwise uninjured, according to The Times of Israel. The attack occurred in the same area where two Israeli brothers were killed several weeks prior. Yesterday, an #antisemitism -fueled terror attack was committed by a #Palestinian terrorist against an #Israeli -American family, … [Read more...] about Ex-US Marine Shoots Terrorist After Getting Shot In The Head During Attack

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “Whenever I speak to a group of CEOs to share my learnings from the cyberattack, I start by saying, ‘put down your phones for 15 minutes, you’ll want to listen carefully to what I have to tell you’. ” CEO of a $4 billion U.S. company. Leaders who have endured a cyberattack feel strongly about helping others avoid some of the mistakes they have made. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 37 global CEOs, ISTARI, a Temasek-founded global cybersecurity firm dedicated to helping clients build cyber resilience, and Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford today revealed the findings of their joint CEO Report on Cyber Resilience . More than any previous study, the report applies a top-management lens to cybersecurity risks and underscores the critical role CEOs play in building cyber resilience. It shares insights from thirty-seven, one-hour-long face-to-face interviews with U.S., Asian and European CEOs whose … [Read more...] about The Essential Playbook On CEOs And Cyber Resilience

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin It seems like Jarrett Allen’s return is imminent. After the Cleveland Cavaliers practiced on Monday, head coach J.B. Bickerstaff said that Allen “participated in everything” the team did during its session. The practice comes on the same day the Cavs are traveling to Brooklyn for two games in three days against the Nets. "He'll be with us [in Brooklyn],” Bickerstaff said. “And again, like I said, he participated today and we'll see how he responds tomorrow." He added that Allen will not need to wear protective goggles when he does return. Allen has missed four games after suffering a right eye contusion on March 10 late in a game against the Miami Heat. For the year, he’s averaging 14.4 points, 9.8 rebounds and 1.2 blocks in 62 games. Cleveland is 5-5 on the year when Allen is out of the lineup. "We miss his spirit,” Bickerstaff said. “He's a guy who leads in a different way, but he leads nonetheless. And guys … [Read more...] about Jarrett Allen Participates In Practice, Could Return This Week For Cleveland Cavaliers

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Ai Weiwei has unveiled a new artwork inspired by Claude Monet’s monumental “Water Lilies” (1914-26) triptych. Made entirely of Lego, “Water Lilies #1” is a recreation of one of the most famous paintings by the French Impressionist. By choosing Monet, and working with industrial materials and pigments, the renowned Chinese artist and activist wants us to challenge our notion of reality and beauty. At over 15m long and made from nearly 650,000 studs of Lego bricks in 22 colors, “Water Lilies #1” is Ai’s most considerable Lego work to date. It will span the entire length of one of the walls in the Design Museum gallery in London when it goes on exhibition next month as part of “Ai Weiwei: Making Sense,” the Chinese artist’s first design-focused exhibition and his biggest UK show in eight years. “Water Lilies,” the main focus of Monet’s artistic work in the final decades of his life, captures nature’s serene beauty. Yet … [Read more...] about Ai Weiwei Shows His Largest-Ever Lego Artwork At Design Museum London

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Mentoring is a hands-on form of career development that can help boost internal mobility . Effectively using mentoring as a career growth tool can also help provide a supportive sense of community and connection at work. When that's not there, there's a higher risk of burnout. So, I touched base with three leaders spearheading successful mentoring programs to help you increase your team's career satisfaction and effectiveness. Here are three ways to make mentoring a fruitful tool. 1. Use creative methods and questions. According to the Association for Talent Development (ATD), forms of mentoring include: One-on-One Mentoring, Group Mentoring, Peer Mentoring and non-traditional mentoring forms like reverse mentoring (junior employee mentors a more senior professional) and speed mentoring. Pamela Mattsson, SVP of People and Organizational Development at Outreach, a sales execution platform valued at over $4B with … [Read more...] about 3 Simple Ways To Make Mentoring A Successful Career Development Tool