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When asked if there's a silver lining to the dystopian Chicago of "Divergent," Ansel Elgort and Veronica Roth got scientific.
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Hello Dear Patrons!
I have one word for you – sunscreen. Yes, am a late bloomer to the necessity of sunscreen this year. I'll work on that for the next couple of months…Happy summer!
The big success this month is getting the beta feedback in. Feedback validated a lot of the issues in the manuscript I suspected, and brought up more threads and concepts to dig deeper into and flesh out. I'd also sent out queries to 21 agents, requesting representation for 'Sinnet of Dragons', so I could say we did at least attempt to take the traditional route.
After 11 rejections I think we're at the end of the possible replies (Usually a 50% reply and a 50% ignore). This frees me up to add in the content needed to thicken the story and give it the meat most traditional publishers don't want to see in YA.
Why did I even bother, you wonder? To cross that box off the list of options, really. No other reason than that. I tried traditional avenues – now I can do what I think is really best for the story. Voila!
I'm expending less in the Patreon funds the next few months, building up our pool to get to the next goal of an editor. An editor will be a big ticket item, so I'll be lowering the amount we put into Wisegoddess.com until we can make the next milestone. Still, I did manage to do a few cool things.
With July Patreon funds I was able to:
- Publish the short story: "Be Sure to Stop When You Get to Where You Are Going" by Patrick Dwyer. http://wisegoddess.com/blog/be-sure-to-stop-when-you-get-to-where-you-are-going
- Sadly, no entries won for the category "Generosity / Grace / Loss".
- Re-design the back end of the blog, setting up a new pipeline for vetted artists to post articles through their account into Wisegoddess.com
- Produce and publish the article: "How to Go Pro, Like Van Gogh" by Nick Horton. http://wisegoddess.com/blog/how-to-go-pro-like-van-gogh-hint-its-not-about-the-money/
- Write and publish the article: "Lack of Diversity in Story is Hurting America" http://wisegoddess.com/blog/lack-of-diversity-in-story-is-hurting-america/
- Researching Dragon Flight – thanks to a generous gift I was able to explore the sensory concepts and ideas of dragon flight for the manuscript with www.nostalgicwarbirdrides.com I posted a video of the flight here: https://youtu.be/EJ07HiuodcE and the blog link here: http://wisegoddess.com/blog/dragon-flight-research
Here's to a fast second draft re-write and a summer without sunburns!
Thank you for all of your support!
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On a lovely {freezing cold} 6 degree {yep - no typo there - it was 6.degrees.} day, I met with this sweet Mother and Daughter duo for a very special photo session!
This was my second session with these two ladies, but I hadn't seen them for a few years. My goodness how big has little miss "A" grown!!!
Miss "A" 's mom contacted me back in January and I was, of course, thrilled to hear from her! She caught me completely off guard with the news that she had joined the Air Force and had just recently finished basic training!!
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Boskalis cutter suction dredger Edax has successfully used the fuel in bio/fossil blends going up to 50% as it worked on the first phase of the Marker Wadden project in The Netherlands in the first half of 2016.
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Relevant: Marker Wadden Island!
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We are working to develop oral integrin therapies for patients with immunological, fibrotic, neoplastic and vascular diseases.
Morphic is joining a three-decade quest led by our scientific founder, Tim Springer, who initially discovered the integrin receptor family in the 1980s. This receptor family is an important drug target that has fueled the successful development of six injectable therapies approved for treatment of multiple sclerosis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, plaque psoriasis, acute coronary syndrome and complications during percutaneous coronary intervention.
Despite blockbuster commercial success, integrins have remained out of reach as small molecule drugs…until now.
Tim's lab and a post-doc named Albert Lin first cracked the puzzle by identifying the molecular mode of action that leads to agonistic responses that result in the negative clinical outcomes, rather than their intended antagonism.
We are building on new insights to realize this opportunity.
The Morphic technology platform consists of three parts.
- Proprietary protein reagents, know how and crystal structures: Tim's is the only lab that has been able to elucidate multiple integrin structures.
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This article originally appeared in The Cloud Goes to School (sponsored).
In the spring quarter of 2013, the learning management system at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) suffered a major outage at perhaps the worst possible time — finals week.
"This is something that we will never stop hearing about," says Gerard Au, CSUSB associate vice president for information technology services. "Students graduating four years from now will still remember that experience. That was the straw that broke the camel's back."
The incident drove CSUSB to accelerate the transition of its major systems to the cloud. The campus went from having almost no critical systems in the cloud in 2013 to 60 percent today, Au says. Hosted services at the university now include many parts of its enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, campus portal, learning management system (LMS) and email systems.
As a result, CSUSB can provide 24/7 availability for major systems, refocus IT resources and provide other benefits such as business continuity in case of disasters like earthquakes caused by the nearby San Andreas Fault.
"It keeps us operational regardless of what is happening on our campus," Au says.
While CSUSB is far from the only campus to experience a high-profile outage, the aggressive timeline of its transition drives home the point that many colleges are looking to the cloud to solve their problems and even gain a competitive edge.
According to a 2016 Center for Digital Education (CDE) survey of 129 higher education leaders conducted in January 2016, 69 percent of higher education institutions use a cloud-based solution and 39 percent have used cloud solutions for more than 3 years.
The top reasons higher education leaders pursue cloud solutions include anytime, anywhere access, ease of maintenance, reduced hardware and maintenance costs, built-in disaster recovery and simplified IT administration. Leaders also noted cost was their primary reason for not moving to the cloud, while only 4 percent of respondents cited lack of interest or perceived need. Although higher education institutions have had legitimate reasons — such as privacy and security — to hesitate before adopting cloud solutions in the past, those concerns are fading.
To get an idea of how fast cloud solutions have gained momentum, consider the contrast between two large Midwest institutions: Indiana University Bloomington and the University of Notre Dame. When Indiana replaced its aging data center in 2008, it opted to build another on-site facility. Notre Dame, facing the same need just a few years later, transitioned the bulk of its IT infrastructure to the cloud.
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|Indiana University Bloomington opted to build another on-site facility when it replaced its aging data center in 2008.
Just a few years later, the University of Notre Dame found itself in the same position, but the obvious choice was to move 80 percent of its infrastructure to the cloud.
"We are a study in contrasts," says Bob Flynn, manager of cloud technology support at Indiana University Bloomington. "The obvious choice for us was to build a state-of-the-art data center, and three or four years later the obvious choice for Notre Dame was to move 80 percent of its infrastructure to the cloud."
Being able to devote more resources to academic and student success is one of the most exciting and satisfying gains of moving to the cloud.
Adopting hosted services can translate to fewer mundane and time-consuming IT job duties, including performing routine upgrades. As a result, higher education IT staff can focus on industry-specific projects, including analyzing the mounting academic data that each system collects.
"If I had to make the trade again, I'd make it every day," says George Claffey, CIO of Charter Oak State College and the interim CIO of Western Connecticut State University. "Windows patches are necessary and needed things and they're absorbing days and weeks of system administrator time. When we can put those admins on other projects like homework tracking or early intervention, that's where we've really done right by the students."
Campuses also are using the cloud to cut overhead costs and react to changing technology and teaching needs. For example, Western Connecticut State University recently launched an innovation and entrepreneurship center. Technology is part of the center's infrastructure, but instead of owning equipment with a five-year life cycle, IT can blend physical technology with cloud-based technology. With the ability to scale as needed, cloud-based technologies save the university money and ensure students have a relevant tool set, Claffey says.
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|Today's colleges and universities need to satisfy a different kind of student. Raised on technology and social networks, these students expect highly personalized digital services in all aspects of their lives, including their college experience. What's more, they've been fed a diet of rich digital content in K-12, and they're looking for similar curriculum in college. The Center for Digital Education's annual Digital Community Colleges Survey examined how community colleges are responding.
96% of community colleges allow students to view, add, drop and change courses online; 57% let them do so using a mobile interface.
94% of community colleges give students secure online access to financial aid status; 56% offer secure mobile access.
76% of community colleges provide online access to official transcripts.
55% of community colleges provide real-time online access to academic tutoring; 97% offer students access to faculty via email, text or chat.
39% of community colleges offer laptops or tablets to students at a discounted price.
36% of community colleges use open education resources as part of their digital curriculum strategy.
Source: 2015-16 Digital Community Colleges Survey, sponsored by SHI
The cloud is helping Florida's Lynn University get creative, too, enabling the Boca Raton-based campus to replace its traditional on-premises LMS with a more innovative option. For the past three years, Lynn has provided iPads to all students and delivered content through iTunes U. Recently, the university worked with a local company to add a cloud-based grading and attendance application, which feeds into its cloud-based customer relationship management system, or CRM.
"We're using mobility and cloud to help us move data out of legacy systems, which is great," says Christian Boniforti, Lynn University's CIO. "And I think the flexibility of mobile and cloud allows us to bring in new feature functionalities in a more rapid and affordable way."
The ability to launch useful new features quickly helps increase faculty participation rates, which ultimately leads to better results.
"Once you get better participation, you can start really using the data to personalize learning, make interventions, reach out to students and hopefully help guide them a little bit better throughout the college experience," Boniforti says.
Just as important, the shift to cloud and mobile provides students with tools that match their experience in the real world. For the current generation, that means helping students bridge the gap between using these tools in their personal lives and using them in the workplace, Boniforti says. For future generations, it means matching the technology experience they received in lower grades where mobile and cloud solutions will be as entrenched in the learning environment as textbooks were 10 years ago.
"The students of tomorrow are going to expect that those things are in place," says Boniforti. "They're going to be using them in high school and middle school and know what to do with them. The expectation is that their transition needs to be seamless and the tech needs to get out of the way."
Campus IT professionals already are struggling with the sea change in student expectations. Students bring consumer devices to campus the day they are released, and they expect to see those same innovations used throughout the college experience — in and out of the classroom.
"They are definitely coming with high expectations due to what they're used to at home or school. That's their vision of what every college should be providing right out of the box," says Kevin Brassard, CIO at Nichols College in Massachusetts.
Cloud-based solutions help colleges keep up with rising expectations without scrapping core systems they are not ready to replace. They can be seen throughout the universities, from recruitment applications that replace direct mail with social media to apps that focus on alumni engagement. These apps can even track the availability of campus laundry machines or count calories in campus dining halls.
Until last year, Nichols College used manual spreadsheets to assign student housing. "It didn't sit well with students and was inefficient for resident life staff," Brassard says.
Nichols College leaders decided it was worthwhile to adopt a cloud-based app with features more in line with student expectations, including automated roommate matching. "As students get wiser with what each college has to offer, it doesn't reflect well on a school if they're still doing things manually without using integrated systems," he says.
With so many options, CIOs and tech leaders must be selective about which projects they pursue, how cloud solutions integrate with existing systems and how they further campus priorities. At Lynn University, Boniforti said one goal is to become more sophisticated in how the administration communicates with students.
"They definitely don't read email as much anymore. We're texting versus emailing," he says.
An upcoming cloud-based project will allow students to select their preferred method of communication. For example, students could receive an email for bills, but be texted information about their attendance.
Steven Zink, vice chancellor of information technology at the Nevada System of Higher Education, sees a future in which real-time integration of data will help higher education make dynamic decisions. Photo by Jessica Mulholland.
In addition to faculty and staff email systems — a starter cloud service for many institutions — many crucial business operations and processes are being moved to the cloud.
A large-scale example of this is the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE), where leaders are implementing a cloud-based finance and HR system throughout the system's eight campuses.
The project will help streamline and standardize many of the campuses' different business processes. "[The cloud] takes out some of the flexibility, which is actually a good thing in the business process side," says Steven Zink, vice chancellor of information technology at NSHE.
"Campuses almost always want to do [a business process] a certain way, because that is the way they have always done it. But to achieve efficiencies you really can't do that. True cloud computing environments excel at common business processes and it's really too expensive for them to maintain that many instances of people running different software," Zink says.
As more institutions move services to the cloud, campus IT professionals are learning how to manage and mitigate many of the common risks and issues associated with it, such as cyber liability, security, privacy, vendor management and data ownership. Moving to cloud-based solutions also is revolutionizing job responsibilities in many IT departments — requiring CIOs and other leaders to become more business savvy and comfortable vetting and managing vendors. Reading and negotiating contracts, which is often left to business offices for traditional hardware and software purchases, is usually performed at some level in the IT department for cloud purchases. Therefore, IT professionals are finding themselves serving as internal consultants for other university departments and user groups interested in selecting hosted services. While not everything makes sense in the cloud now, CIOs and technology leaders say systems not in the cloud will likely be considered for cloud migration on the next pass.
For Zink at NSHE, outsourcing maintenance and hardware is just one part of the cloud's potential. He sees a future in which real-time integration of data will help higher education make dynamic decisions. With the power of real-time analytics, for example, colleges could assign classroom space based on registration and the distance a faculty member or student may need to travel between classes or even nearby campuses — much like driving apps calculate alternate routes based on traffic flow. Academic advisers could provide interventions based on how late a student regularly orders pizza.
Whether higher education uses such social data is not a technology question — it is an ethics issue, just as is the use of social data in society at large, he says. But regarding the technology, Zink says: "That's definitely in the art of the possible."


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Year Two children did us proud at the Brighton Children's Parade as they sang and danced their way through the streets of Brighton. Thank you to Mrs Snelling for organising such a marvellous event.
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Yes. The Higgs boson is a prediction from the mathematics of spontaneous symmetry breaking, as applied to the unified theory of electroweak interactions. I think there are enough keywords there for you find much better explanations than I could write here :-)
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Does science understand how the Higgs Boson gives other sub atomic particles mass? or is that the next question
Wikipedia has a good overview.
I also like this cocktail party level explanation.
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Yes people understand the theory, that is the interest in getting the proof.
According to what I read, "They were unsure if the particle was the long sought-after Higgs boson, of God particle, or something more "exotic". "The next step will be to determine the precise nature of the particle and its significance for our understanding of the universe"... "CERN said positive identification of the new particle's characteristics would take considerable time and data."
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Breguet watches are not just the ordinary pieces of machinery that tell time. They are the pieces of art, which are well known for their classy and innovative design and incomparable precision. The most talented Swiss watchmakers build these much sought after Breguet replica watches by hand. Their delicately finished cases which have reeded edges, silver dials which are hand-engraved and the most exclusive Breguet signature make them stand apart from all other best known watch brands.


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21 young international design talents to be showcased at the Milan Design Week
From 17 to 22 April 2018, the German Design Council will be showcasing the 21 winners of the young talents award 'ein&zwanzig'. The innovative work of outstanding young product designers from all over the world will be on display as part of the Milan Design Week in the Tortona Design District.
4 Saint-Etienne SDAY winners in Shenzhen!
Saint-Etienne, UNESCO City of Design, has participated in the 3rd edition of Shenzhen Design Award for Young Talents (SDAY) organised by SDPA in autumn 2017.
Mission-oriented research & innovation in the European Union
How will the European funding landscape look like after Horizon 2020?
Open Consultations on Funding post 2020
Public consultations on the preparation of the future sectorial legislation that will accompany the proposal for the Multiannual financial framework post 2020 are open.
Joseph Binder Award 2018
The Joseph Binder Award (JBA) is an international competition with a focus on graphic design and illustration. Benefit from -10% early bird fee, if you register before 28 February 2018.
Greenhouse 2018 - Service Design and Policy Design Training
Bookings for the next Greenhouse session are now open!
Inovativen.si aims to create a fundamental change in public sector and shift to a more competitive, innovative and design driven society
In December 2017, the Ministry of Public Administration of the Republic of Slovenia launched the Inovativen.si project.
European Design Festival Oslo, 1 - 3 June 2018
ards wraps up with a festival in a different city, leading up to the awards ceremony. This year the entire Oslo design community, represented by Grafill, in collaboration with Visit Oslo are pulling together to organise the European Design Festival in Oslo from 1 to 3 June 2018 - a festival to remember.
Henry van de Velde Awards in BOZAR
On 30 January 2018, the Henry van de Velde Awards were presented in BOZAR in Brussels to ten outstanding designers, companies and design projects.


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Finally, after a very hectic month, hampered by the appalling weather in early January and with many surprizes and mishaps along the way, the redevelopment work at the museum is complete. There's new interpretation to improve the information available for visitors, beautiful new cases fashioned from English oak with new displays and new object labelling, and improvements to the decoration of the house too. The work has hugely improved the way in which the museum's remarkable collection is displayed and there is more of that collection now available for visitors to enjoy, including various new acquisitions; a tiny Charlotte Brontë poetry manuscript and Emily Brontë's artist's box purchased at Christies and Sothebys respectively, in December. There are also several items acquired through our Brontëana surgery detailed in a previous posting and items never previously exhibited at the museum, including a pair of Charlotte Brontë's stockings! The museum's thanks go to everyone who has supported the project including the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Idlewild Trust, the Charlotte Bonham Carter Charitable Trust and the Yorkshire and Clydesdale Bank Foundation, as well as people in and around Haworth who supported the programme of community events.
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With school starting this week in many of our cities, this is definitely the busiest time of year for all our City Saver team members. We are in the midst of meeting with schools, putting together fundraising plans, delivering thousands of books and conducting kick off assemblies in front of hundreds of students and much more.
We are really excited about our new 2014 City Saver books! As always, there are thousands of dollars in discounts to some of your favorite local restaurants and attractions and, once again, anyone who purchases a book gets a FREE Smartphone app for either their iPhone or Android. The app allows consumers to redeem many of the coupons that are inside the book from their phone.
We also have a new product line that we are offering to schools this year – Mrs. Fields cookie dough! We chose this brand because of their high quality and reputation nationwide. Their cookies are larger than most competitors and have more goodies in every bite!
So, with City Saver you can now SAVE DOUGH, EAT DOUGH, & RAISE DOUGH!
Benefits of using Mrs. Fields Cookie Dough Fundraiser
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Pennine Way (North) A-Z Adventure Atlas
Edition 1
The A-Z Adventure series features the accuracy and quality of the OS 1:25000 mapping in a convenient book, complete with index.
The A-Z Adventure series is an innovative concept that utilises Ordnance Survey Explorer mapping in a book, therefore eliminating the need to fold and re-fold a large sheet map to the desired area. OS 1:25000 is Ordnance Survey's most detailed mapping, showing public rights of way, open access land, national parks, tourist information, car parks, public houses and camping and caravan sites.
Unlike the original OS sheets, this A-Z Adventure Atlas includes a comprehensive index to towns, villages, hamlets and locations, natural features, nature reserves, car parks and youth hostels, making it quick and easy to use. Each index entry has a page reference and a six figure National Grid Reference. At a book size of 240mm x 134mm it is the same size as the standard folded OS map.
The Pennine Way is a National Trail which runs along The Pennines and links the Peak District National Park with the Cheviot Hills. Starting in Edale, Derbyshire, the walk covers 431km (268 miles) and passes through the Yorkshire Dales, over Hadrian's Wall and through the Northumberland National Park to finish in Kirk Yetholm, just inside the Scottish Borders. Due to its length, this National Trail has been split into two atlases: A-Z Adventure Atlas Pennine Way (North) and A-Z Adventure Atlas Pennine Way (South), together these atlases cover the entire Pennine Way.
This A-Z Adventure Atlas of the Pennine Way (North) features the northern half of the Pennine Way, covering the route from Kirk Yetholm, in the Scottish Borders, to Bowes in the North Pennines, 212km (132 miles) of the total route. This Atlas features 50 pages of continuous Ordnance Survey mapping providing coverage of the northern section of the Pennine Way. This atlas includes a route planner providing the distances between places and the amenities available, featuring:
- Information Centres
- Hotels/B&Bs
- Youth Hostels
- Campsites (seasonal opening)
- Restaurants
- Public Houses
- Cafes (seasonal opening)
- Shops
- Petrol Stations
Also featured is advice on safety and security when walking, details of Tourist Information Centres and a selection of QR codes linked to useful websites.
This A-Z Adventure Atlas has the accuracy and quality of OS 1:25000 mapping indexed within a book, making it the perfect companion for walkers, off-road cyclists, horse riders and anyone wishing to explore the great outdoors.
Also available: A-Z Adventure Atlas of the Pennine Way (South).
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|Pennine Way (North) A-Z Adventure Atlas
|Edition Year
|134 x 240 x 8 mm (5.28 x 9.45 x 0.31 inches)
|Scale (ratio)
|2.5 inches to 1 mile
|AZ Maps & Atlases
|Number of Pages
Pennine Way (N) Adventure Atlas
Edition: 1
Retail Price: 7.95
Format : Booklet
Release Date: 2013-06-18
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HOUSES in Failsworth and Hollinwood will not be demolished as part of an extension of the Housing Market Renewal (HMR) scheme.
This is the pledge of Oldham Council following the launch of a Failsworth and Hollinwood Action Group (FHAG) - and a leaflet that went through hundreds of doors telling householders their properties could be under threat.
The leaflet later turned out to be the self-funded and, according to the council, misplaced work of a lone activist, but fears are real across parts of the community.
More than 100 people attended the first meeting of FHAG last week, including local councillors. They heard from Derker residents about their experiences of HMR.
The group was activated after reports were found on the websites of both Oldham Council and the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister showing Hollinwood had been classed as a 'second wave' HMR neighbourhood, along with Clarksfield and Hathershaw.
A timetable given for these areas reads: "Consult and plan in 2004/5; develop intervention programmes and start early action during 2005/6; commence major investment in 2006/7."
Failsworth, Hollins and further parts of Hollinwood are among 12 further areas of Oldham further identified as 'third wave' or 'other' neighbourhoods, in which "holding measures will be implemented to ensure they do not deteriorate whilst awaiting major intervention".
Paul Lockett, the FHAG spokesman, said: "After the demolitions in Derker and Werneth, there are still more than 3,000 houses to be cleared across Oldham - which areas are these going to go from? We feel it has deliberately not been mentioned.
"With Derker and Werneth, the information about demolition was only put out when plans were concrete. If the council had come out at the beginning and detailed their plans there would have been more of an uproar.
"When they are finished in the first wave neighbourhoods they are going to have to go into the second wave - and there are more houses still to be demolished if they are to meet their targets."
Mr Lockett added: "Some local councillors and other people are trying to make out there is nothing going on and that we are scaremongering, but we are not creating fear for the sake of it. It is a scary thing if you think your home might be demolished.
"We are trying to inform people at an earlier stage than those in Derker and Werneth. We want to give them the information so they can learn from it and take control of their own situation."
However, the assistant director of regeneration for Oldham Council, Phil Jobling, said they have no intention of demolishing properties in the areas.
"I have no idea where these rumours have come from but there is no truth in them whatsoever," he said. "The HMR Pathfinder has submitted a bid for resources for the next two years. This bid includes no money for any significant extension of HMR activity into Failsworth or Hollinwood.
"The only work the regeneration department is doing in that area is environmental improvements around the Failsworth Pole area and the Oldham Road corridor, which is part of a wider objective of making the place more attractive and encouraging investment in the area."


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Archive for the 'Poverty' Category
How To Make Millions Off Crushing Poverty
From Dollars & Sense:
Greg Palast continues to follow the story of debt vultures who "buy up the loans of poor governments, wait for them to win debt relief from the international community, and then use courts to pursue the countries for assets," for BBC TV Newsnight and an article in the Guardian. Palast wrote about debt vultures for D&S back in 2007 (George Bush's Favorite Vultures).
More From The Dark Side Of Charity
From McClatchy:
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — At an encampment on the outskirts of Haiti's capital, physicians from three international aid agencies provide identical services. On a charter flight to Miami, competing doctors get into a shouting match before takeoff. And at a search-and-rescue operation, one international team claiming ownership of the effort asks another to leave — although the departing group has the equipment to do the job…
The battle includes aid groups known as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and U.N. agencies that want to be the chief humanitarian agencies, countries that are lobbying for a seat at the decision table, and leaders from around the world who fly in frequently making promises that have yet to be met.
"Every country is out to get a piece of the action," Robert Fatton, a Haiti expert at the University of Virginia. "Did the earthquake release something that we don't know anything about?"
The answer, according to experts: a grab for cash.
"It's the biggest source of money," Mark Turner, a spokesman with the International Organization for Migration, said of the Haiti earthquake, considered to be the deadliest disaster to beset any single nation in the modern era. "The world is pumping in money here and everyone wants in on the action."
Shipbreaking in Bangladesh
Bellow is an excerpt from an email the National Labor Committee sent out recently. The stories sketched out in the email gave added perspective to my recent job hunting. I've never been wealthy (by North American Standards), but stories like those bellow remind me that I've never been poor either. What do you think the chances are of getting Mike Rowe to do an episode of Dirty Jobs in Bangladesh?
FROM: Charlie Kernaghan
RE: Four more workers killed in Bangladesh's shipbreaking yards
Dear Friends,
Workers continue to be maimed and killed in Bangladesh's shipbreaking yards. Just last week we wrote you of three workers who were crushed to death at the Crystal shipbreaking yard on October 8 when a huge steel plate fell on them. (The ship they were dismantling carried the International Maritime Organizationregistry number 7435474.)
Since then, four more workers have been needlessly killed. At the Pakija shipbreaking yard, on the morning of October 13, three workers died after inhaling poisonous gas fumes. The young men-including a 17-year-old boy-were cutting up a gas tank on the ship when they were overcome by the fumes. The three dead workers are Mr. Mamun, 17 years old, Mr. Embram Hossain and Mr. Nasir Uddin, both 25. (The ship the workers were breaking apart carried the International Maritime Organization registry number 7913 816.) To date, the dead workers' families have not received a single cent in compensation from the shipyard owner.
On the very next day, October 14, another worker was killed at 12:30 p.m. at the Habib shipbreaking yard. Twenty-eight year old Mr. Jahangir Alam was crushed when a large iron plate fell on him. There are currently two ships being dismantled in the Habib yard, La Forge Nassau and BW Rachel Stavan. The dead man's family has not received any compensation from the wealthy shipyard owner. (In February 2009, two workers were killed at the Habib shipyard, Mr. Sakhowat and 20 year old Mr. Tipu, when they were crushed by falling metal.)
To date, this brings the death toll to 17 workers in 2009, meaning on average a worker is being killed every two weeks in the shipbreaking yards, while at least one worker is seriously maimed every single day.
The three burned workers who survived the fire at the Kabir shipyard-which killed two of their colleagues on September 5-have been released from the hospital. It will be months of bed rest before it will be known if the workers can resume a normal life and whether they will be able to work again. Management paid the severely burned workers $43.50 each and sent them on their way!
Here is a link to an earlier NLC report on shipbreaking.
Does charity do more harm than good?
This is something I've been thinking about for quite some time, but particularly after my trip to Haiti. Out of all of the experiences I had there, the one that effected me the most was the impact "child sponsorship" seemed to have on the culture, or at least the behavior, of the villagers we were aiding. The kids were adorable, pitiful, manipulative beggars. I'm not saying that's their entire identity, but it's how they've learned to interact with "rich" Americans. And with good reason. As soon as we walked into their villages, their homes, we were handing out candy and balloons and pens and I'm sure my group wasn't unique in this ritual. Of course, the mission we were visiting was doing important things like establishing schools and clinics with indigenous teachers and doctors and giving food and clothes and establishing real and long-term relationships, with good results. What was distressing to me was that the children were the commodity – they are the big
attraction to draw in the missionary "tourists" aka short-term missions. They are what sells, what brings in the money, and they understand that. And that is just a little bit disturbing to me. What are we doing to entire generations of people? What does living in this continuously dependent relationship do to their psyches? Obviously there is need and we shouldn't sit back and do nothing, but I wonder if there is a better way than continuous charitable donations. My feeling is that an investment in an impoverished person's or group of peoples' skills, talents, ideas and passions might go farther in changing a person's/community's view of herself/himself/itself in relation to the wider world and make a larger, longer-lasting, and (I'm sorry, I have to use this word) sustainable impact.
Here's a link to an article on this subject that I found interesting:
Thoughts, ideas, or criticisms anyone?
U.S. Military Prepares for Civil Unrest and Economic Riots
Mike Sunnucks of the Phoenix Business Journal writes, "The economy is in recession. Consumer spending is down, foreclosures are up and a host of businesses are laying off workers and struggling with tight credit and the troubled housing and financial markets. The U.S. Federal Reserve Bank and U.S. Treasury Department have pumped more than $8.5 trillion into the economy via equity purchases of bank stocks, liquidity infusions, Wall Street and bank bailouts and taxpayer rebates. U.S. automakers are seeking more than $14 billion in federal loans with fears they could fall into bankruptcy without a bailout. The U.S. housing and subprime lending-induced recession also has hit economies in Europe, Japan and China."
In light of this he mentions how a new report by the U.S. Army War College, which came out this past month, talks about "the possibility of Pentagon resources and troops being used should the economic crises lead to civil unrest, such as protests against businesses and government or runs on beleaguered banks."
The War College Report states that "Widespread civil violence inside the United States would force the defense establishment to reorient priorities in extremis to defend basic domestic order and human security."
The Full 51 Page War College Report Known Unknowns: Unconventional "Strategic Shocks" in Defense Strategy Development can be downloaded. It is authored by Mr. Nathan P. Freier, a Visiting Professor of Strategy, Policy and Risk Assessment at the U.S. Army's Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute and a Senior Fellow in the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Mr. Freier joined CSIS in April 2008 after retiring from the U.S. Army after 20 years as a lieutenant colonel.
The report "is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States, Section 101. As such, it is in the public domain, and under the provisions of Title 17, United States Code, Section 105, it may not be copyrighted. It should be noted that Mr. Freier states that "The views expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government. This report is cleared for public release; distribution is unlimited."


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Fortune 100 Company Seeks to Quickly Repurpose 1,000+ Pieces of Content, Reach New Audience
A well-known shipping and logistics provider came to Vertical Measures to cost-effectively repurpose more than 1,000 pieces of content.
Why Should I Use A Hub & Spoke?
Using a hub-and-spoke model will generate leads and push target audience through the customer journey with the goal of converting self-service small business customers into long-term account-based customers.
Client Goals:
- Repurpose content to create a self-service experience for an under-served market: small businesses
- Convert self-service small business customers into long-term account-based customers
Our Strategy
- Hub: A conversion page designed to be a one-stop shop that answers a set of common questions (i.e. international shipping, eCommerce tips for small business)
- Spokes: A set of articles, social media shares, email lead nurtures, infographics, and videos designed to drive traffic to the hubs
- 86 pieces of repurposed content
- 248 production hours
- 8 hours per piece of content, average
- 2-month turnaround time
Why It Worked
- Client had a clear understanding of target audience and what it wanted them to do.
- Our point of contact had executive buy-in and understood the value of repurposing content.
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Gillies Real Estate was established on 1st February, 2005 by Margaret Gillies. Margaret has an extensive background in farming and has lived in the area for many years.
The business employs staff who reside within Gannawarra Shire and have an extensive knowledge of our area. Gillies and Co Real Estate is located on the Cnr Fitzroy St and Wellington St, Kerang.
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Tech sector growing vibrantly throughout Central Valley | Business
Chances are, when you think of the Central Valley, you think about tomato trucks rumbling down the freeway or shakers knocking down almonds amidst endless rows of trees. You probably don't think about modern tech companies or millennials working while sipping lattes in open, co-working spaces. But an ever-increasing group of local techies and entrepreneurs are working to change that.