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The voice of a Contra Costa woman who suffered debilitating injuries during a July 24, 2016, boating accident on Lake Tulloch quavered and stuttered as she struggled to recollect when a 30-foot cigar boat collided with an inner tube she was riding on with a friend.
Rachael Pringle could not remember the moment of the accident, she testified Friday morning at the Calaveras County Superior Court, but she said she had dealt with incapacitating disabilities and physical rehabilitation ever since.
"My voice," she stammered, breaking into tears and averting her eyes from from the courtroom. "I can't talk and I
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The voice of a Contra Costa woman who suffered debilitating injuries during a July 24, 2016, boating accident on Lake Tulloch quavered and stuttered as she struggled to recollect when a 30-foot cigar boat collided with an inner tube she was riding on with a friend.
Rachael Pringle could not remember the moment of the accident, she testified Friday morning at the Calaveras County Superior Court, but she said she had dealt with incapacitating disabilities and physical rehabilitation ever since.
"My voice," she stammered, breaking into tears and averting her eyes from from the courtroom. "I can't talk and I can't swallow the same."
After waking from a coma five to six weeks following the accident, Pringle spent many more weeks in a hospital in a state of minimal consciousness.
Still recovering from a brain injury, Pringle said she struggled with an incomplete memory and loss of vision. There was metal in her left leg, she said, and she was disabled by neuropathy, or nerve damage, in her arm.
"It's always cold," she said, clad in a large black jacket lined with fur along the hood.
Led to the stand by her husband Brian Pringle, who also testified Friday, Rachael Pringle cast a glare at Dean Payne, the Copperopolis man charged with operating a vessel while under the influence causing great bodily injury, and the special allegations of inflicting great bodily injury and inflicting great bodily by causing a victim to become comatose because of brain injuries.
Robin Tsai, whom Rachael Pringle identified as a friend during her testimony, also sustained severe injuries.
For most of the trial day, Payne sat with his hands folded in front of him, standing only to acknowledge the arrival or departure of the jury, made up of six women and 10 men, including the four alternates.
Visibly unresponsive to almost all of the testimony on Friday, Payne clutched the bridge of his nose and looked downward after Rachael Pringle left the room.
Brian Pringle was emphatic in his testimony that he had not forgotten what occurred that day at about 4:30 p.m., near the western shore of a vertical finger of Lake Tulloch, above the Lakes Treatment Center, and south of the O'Byrnes Ferry Bridge.
He had been on a 20-foot ski boat with his six-year-old son, 6-month-old daughter, and friends Dustin Torrez, Kimberly Glover and Jeffrey Stetson, while his wife and Tsai were being towed in a two-person inner tube at the rear of the boat.
Suddenly, Torrez yelled out loud and waved his arms toward a "much larger" boat bearing down in their direction, he said.
Torrez twisted the steering to the left to avoid a head-on collision, but the large boat "went right over the top of them," Brian Pringle said, indicating to his wife and friend on the inner tube.
"I saw it and I heard it."
The next moment, the inner tube seemed to have disappeared. Both his wife and Tsai were face down, floating in the water with their life-jackets, he said.
His voice nearly breaking with emotion, he said he secured his children in their seats before jumping into the water "as quickly as I could."
"I flipped her upside down and I saw she was bleeding and her lips were blue," he said.
Rachael was transferred onto the boat when Tim Saito, an off-duty Modesto Fire Department firefighter who testified on Thursday, arrived to assist with CPR.
His children were just feet away from their wounded mother, he said, and his son was "screaming and spinning in circles."
Many months after the incident at Kensington Hospital, Brian Pringle said, indicating to photographs projected in the courtroom by Deputy District Attorney Brad Jones, Rachael Pringle still required the use of a walker and had only just regained the strength to stand up without assistance.
James O'Bird, 42, a state prison parolee and an occupant of the about 30-foot "Miami Vice boat" with Payne, said he not only saw the "horrific accident," but attempted to flee because he was "nervous" to be involved.
O'Bird reenacted turning to Payne moments after the vessel had struck the inner tube.
"Are you (expletive) kidding me, dude? You just smoked two broads, man," O'Bird said, adding that Payne replied, "No, I didn't."
"I'm on parole, man, I'm outta here," O'Bird remembered saying, before jumping off Payne's vessel and into Lake Tulloch to swim away.
"In my experience, when (expletive) goes down, you run," he said.
O'Bird had been compelled to appear Friday after failing to arrive Thursday at the court and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
O'Bird made his frustration clear on multiple occasions during his testimony, becoming frustrated and argumentative with Payne's defense attorney Ken Foley, of San Andreas, when questioned about his criminal history, status on post-release community supervision, and if he jerked the wheel from Payne during the accident.
"I'm not happy," he said, unprompted, taking his seat at the stand. "I'm in a courtroom."
O'Bird, with tattoos snaking up his arm, neck, and under his eye, was wary of any insinuations implicating him, but admitted to taking a "good pull" on a Corona and smoking marijuana on the lake in violation of his post-release terms.
And though he struggled to recall certain details, he said two years of sobriety had reinforced his memory to a few specific details: Payne had been driving the boat the entire day while drinking, but Payne had been unable to see the accident due to the verticalization of the bow of the boat, which was traveling at 55 miles per hour when it collided with the inner tube.
Video surveillance shown during his testimony showed Payne and O'Bird arriving at the Kiva dock of Lake Tulloch, and Payne driving the vehicle out onto the lake.
After being shuttled to the shore by another boat, he said, multiple people with cell phones "tracked him" as he walked along the road. Ignoring his impulse to flee, O'Bird said he gave a statement to deputies identifying Payne as the driver of the boat involved in the accident.
California Department of Justice Criminalist James Holt later testified that the results of Payne's blood draw revealed him to have a BAC of .238 at 6:55 p.m. the day of the accident, an increase from the BAC of .205 recorded during a preliminary breath test at 6:42 p.m.
Both Jones and Foley instructed Holt, who related concepts such as alcohol absorption and elimination to the jury, to a series of hypothetical scenarios about how many beers, or "standard drinks," Payne could have drank leading up to and after the accident to generate his BAC.
Testimony from partners Andrea Santa Cruz and Gilbert Estrada, who both said they did not see the accident but watched and followed O'Bird after he fled the boat, also reported seeing Payne drink a beer before contacting deputies on the shore.
"That upset me, to see that," Santa Cruz said. "I just felt like it was obvious that he was intoxicated or under the influence of something, but just that final action, it was upsetting."
Both Santa Cruz and Estrada also corroborated earlier testimony by Calaveras County Sheriff's Office Corporal Tyson McMahon, the first deputy to arrive on the scene, he said, about Payne drunkenly falling into the water during his approach to shore.
Payne was driving the boat and collided with a rock basin during his approach to the shoreline, McMahon said.
He ordered Payne off the boat, who stood, fell back into his seat, stood again, slumped over the windshield, and then stumbled and fell into the waters of Lake Tulloch.
Payne resurfaced after about seven seconds and attempted to grab at a rock, McMahon said, but the deputy was required to physically pull him out of the water.
Payne appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, he added, and apologized "for us being there" before placing him in handcuffs and handing custody of him over to Deputy Shawn Cechini.
Cechini, a Calaveras County Sheriff's Office Marine Safety Division deputy and a lead investigator on the case, conducted a field sobriety test on Payne, determined him to be under the influence of alcohol and placed him under arrest.
Foley also made repeated inquiries to McMahon and Cechini about why a further investigation was not made into the status of the victim's boat following the accident, and into the driver, Dustin Torrez.
Foley took particular issue with an element of Cechini's report which indicated Torrez "had been drinking," but his impairment level was unknown. Cechini often averted his eyes from Foley when speaking and instead spoke in the direction of the jury, but arose toward the projected document to testify that he had checked the box because he had not known whether Torrez was drinking or not.
Foley also made repeated inquiries into when and how Payne was told his Miranda Rights at the scene, later at the Calaveras County Jail, and on July 30, when he was again arrested on additional charges.
Cechini testified that Payne had made incriminating statements alluding to his driving the vehicle while under the influence, but had not recorded the statements, to which Foley responded, "you're telling us what he said and there's no other evidence of it, are you aware of that?"
The trial will continue on Monday morning at 9:30 a.m. in Department 3 of the Calaveras County Superior Court and is expected to conclude by Feb. 2, Judge Susan C. Harlan said.
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US Stocks Face Up To New Earnings Season
The much anticipated US 4th quarter earnings season kicks off this week with eight companies on the S&P 500 due to report results.
Banks unofficially get the ball rolling with giants, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan reporting results on Friday.
A number of banks have already warned that the US tax reform passed late last year could hit their fourth-quarter income.
Airline Delta, Lennar (a leading US homebuilder) and BlackRock, the huge global fund manager, are among other companies providing quarterly updates over the week.
Morgan Stanley says it will take a $US1.25 billion hit in its fourth-quarter earnings due to a cut in corporate tax rate as part of the US tax code overhaul.
Rival Goldman Sachs Group warned last month that it expects its fourth-quarter earnings to fall by about $US5 billion due to repatriation tax, the cost of moving money from foreign countries to the US and the negative impact on its tax-deferred assets.
The impact of the US tax changes and what companies do with the cash windfalls and any negative impact on balance sheets will be the focus for this reporting season and not the underlying performance of many reporting companies - although the likes of Netflix and Apple will see their numbers closely watched.
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2012 London Olympics Preview: Eight Great British Trip Ideas
HOWZAT?!: Game of village cricket in England (iStockphoto/Thinkstock)
Choreographed by Oscar-winning British director Danny Boyle (of Slumdog Millionaire and Trainspotting fame), the opening ceremony for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London promises to be a full-on tribute to Britain's green and pleasant land—complete with live cattle, a village cricket game, and farmers plowing their fields. However, don't let the silver-screen impresario leave you thinking your work is done once the pageantry fades on Friday, July 27. Here's our guide to getting out and actually exploring this green and pleasant isle before, during, or after the 2012 Summer Olympics.
1. Watch a Real Village Cricket Game
Rain be dammed, sipping a hand-pulled ale while watching a game of cricket unfurl on some bucolic village green is one of England's summer rites of passage. Finding a game may require some legwork on your part, but they can be watched on parks and commons throughout the metro London region, mostly at weekends. Shoreham Cricket Club is one such local club, tucked amidst the picturesque fairways of Kent's Darenth Valley golf course.
Travel: Victoria or London Bridge to Shoreham
Duration: Day trip
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March 12, 2012
The Unofficial London 2012 Summer Olympics Guide to the East End
Museum of the Docklands near Canary Wharf (courtesy, Museum of London)
Walking down from Canary Wharf through the Isle of Dogs on a crisp winter afternoon last month, it was hard to imagine that this part of London will, in mere months, become the center of the sporting and cultural galaxy with the arrival of the 2012 Summer Olympics. Yes, construction cranes dot the skyline, workers scurry to complete renovations to the Cutty Sark exhibit over in Greenwich, and vendors are starting to hawk overpriced London 2012 Olympics regalia. But the overall impression I got was of a city that's still busy with other affairs. In fact, a palpable British restraint hangs over getting too excited about the event until it actually starts; for now, there's moaning to be done about cost overruns, the ability of the Tube to handle all those visitors, and the fact that Brits just don't do extravaganzas.
Let's face it, though, London is used to tourists. Millions upon millions each year. But those same tourists aren't quite so familiar with the side of London where the Olympic events will take place. The London Olympic Stadium is located in the east London borough of Newham, which is a world away from the tony Kensington or Notting Hill neighborhoods with which so many North Americans tourists are familiar. The East End has historically been the poorer, working-class side of this sprawling capital city, a place that was blackened by factory soot in the Victorian era and leveled by German bombers during World War II.
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September 02, 2011
Europe on Sale! Shoulder-Season Deals for Travel Throughout the Continent
London's Borough Market (Justin Lightley/Photographer's Choice RF/Getty)
Forget the blazing bonfire that seems to be the European banking system. Europe has started its annual fire sale for fall travel, and North American travelers are set to be the major beneficiaries. As the season shifts from summer to fall, savvy travelers are primed to save on shoulder-season airfare through most of the major transatlantic carriers, not to mention discover lower prices (and slimmer crowds) at local hotels and eateries throughout the continent. Here are some ideas for a last-minute hop across the pond.
Go North Before the Lights Go Out
Scandinavian Airlines has extended its fall sale booking window till September 5, with reduced fares to northern European gateways including Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm, and Gothenburg. Enjoy a region that's filled with fall colors, dramatic outdoor landscapes, and seasonal highlights like West Sweden's annual lobster harvest. Iceland is another accessible spot with decent shoulder-season deals through national carrier Icelandair. This rugged glacial splodge in the North Atlantic boasts volcanic landscapes, huge waterfalls, thermal springs, and an edgy vodka-fuelled nightlife. (This year also marks a peak in a decade-long solar-flare cycle that means Iceland's aurora borealis will burn even more brightly this fall and winter.)
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April 05, 2011
Top Five Attractions Along the Royal Wedding Procession Route
The ornate crown of the Westminster Abbey, London, England (adKinn\Flickr)
If you have been watching the news, and even if it is not celebrity news, you know that there is a really big wedding coming up. It is most certainly the wedding of the year, if not the wedding of the decade. There are doom-day countdowns, guest-list speculation, bets on the dress designer, and newly minted commemorative coins. Of course, I am talking about the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton that is to take place April 29, 2011.
Planning a visit to London in hopes of spotting Miss Middleton? Many residents and property owners are renting out their windows, decks, roofs, porches, and balconies to people willing to pay the price for a prime viewing spot. But a glimpse at the happy couple will not come cheap. We suggest skipping the Abbey and moving on down the road a bit, throwing some elbows along the route of the royal procession where the motorcade will pass post-ceremony. After the crowds clear, here are the top five attractions the Royal Procession will pass.
Buckingham Palace
The procession will begin and ultimately end at Buckingham Palace, which has been the home of Britain's royal family since 1837. It is one of the last working royal palaces in the world. Containing 775 rooms and covering 828,818 square feet (including the central quadrangle), the palace is open to visitors only a few weeks each year.
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Clarence House
The Clarence House is the official residence of the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Harry, and currently Prince William. From 1953 to 2002 it was also the home of Queen Elizabeth. The Clarence House is open to the public between August and October each year.
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March 17, 2011
Honoring St. Patrick's Day
You can have your green beer and your Irish pubs today, America. Gulping cheap brew polluted with food coloring while accessorized with plastic four-leaf clovers has always felt like the perfect example of the way us U.S. citizens "celebrate another's culture": by getting shamelessly wasted before noon at a much-hyped Irish brunch in the nearest mall-theme restaurant to the tune of the latest U2 song (which, for the record, sounds about as Irish as Justin Bieber). Go head…swaddle yourself in various shades of green, head to toe, underwear to overcoat, and let the Irish car bombs splash all over you. But know that this does not make you Irish. Really—it doesn't even make you seem as if you even like the Irish.
Don't get me wrong. I'm the worst kind of Irish-American. I have just enough of Irish blood to have some red hair in my beard. My deep affection for all kinds of Irish whiskey qualifies me as a functioning alcoholic. And I'm one of those guys who screams along in an off-tune warble whenever The Pogues grace a jukebox (and yes, I also close my eyes and mouth the words during some of their slower numbers—but only to Macgowan-era tunes, thank you very much). I love a well-poured pint, and I love my Irish pubs (D.C.'s Irish Times and Nanny O'Briens, in particular), and I'm the bastard that reminds you that Guinness tastes better in Ireland than anywhere else—because it does.
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March 07, 2011
Your Travel Primer for the 2012 London Olympic Games
February was a busy month for the planners of the 2012 Olympic Games in London, with the release of the final competition schedule and a flurry of press images showing construction progress on the Olympic Stadium, athletes' village, and other venues around the 500-acre Olympic Park in east London. March promises to be no less action-packed, with tickets to the 300-plus Summer Olympics' events (across 26 sports) being released worldwide on March 15 (distribution will be made via lottery). Residents of the United Kingdom and designated European countries can apply for tickets at the official London 2012 website. Residents from all other countries should apply for tickets through their local National Olympic Committee, National Paralympic Committee, or an authorized ticket reseller. U.S. and Canadian residents can apply for tickets from CoSport, the group appointed by the London Organising Committee to distribute tickets in Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
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February 07, 2011
From Pizza to Pasta: Get Cooking in Rome
It goes without saying that Italy is all about the food. Whether you're downing a big bowl of wild mushroom risotto with a glass of Sanviogese or diving into a pile of fried zeppoles drizzled in chocolate sauce, you can bet your bolognese you're going to eat really, really well in Italy, especially in the Lazio region, including the city of Rome.
Roman cooking, like much of Italy's cuisine in general, is based on simple preparation procedures using the freshest of local ingredients. Spaghetti is tossed with bacon, eggs, and parmesan to make a classic carbonara while bucatini is simply accented with salt, pepper, extra virgin olive oil, and pecorino for "cacio e pepe" (a very simple cheese-and-pepper spaghetti dish). Fresh vegetables, such as eggplant and zucchini are rolled in seasoned breadcrumbs and fried for frittis, and of course, wood-fired pizzas are topped with everything, from hand-pulled buffalo mozzarella to earthy porcini mushrooms.
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January 05, 2011
Run a Marathon Spanning Two Continents
THE JOURNEY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE DESTINATION: Racers cross the Bosporus Bridge, Istanbul (Istanbul Eurasia Marathon)
With a new year comes a new resolution, and for many people it's the promise to get back in shape—whether by joining a gym, a running group, or signing up for that marathon you've always wanted to do. If you're one of the latter there's a marathon you may never have heard of. And one that not only will let you cross those dreaded 26.2 miles (42 km) off your to-do list, but also provide you with a stunning cultural experience. Istanbul, Turkey, is often referred to as the bridge between Europe and Asia, and every year this picturesque city hosts the internationally known Istanbul Eurasia Marathon.
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December 07, 2010
Move Over Italy, I Have a New Love—Norway's Lofoten Islands
I am a lover of places. Ever since I started to ride my bike long distances I felt myself drawn to certain views, towns, and the overall spirit of a place. It happened in the Monadnock Region where I grew up, the Finger Lakes area where I went to school, Ireland where my father's roots are, and Italy where I traveled and started my 21-year-old company Ciclismo Classico. In Italy I have even refined this love to two particularly beautiful places: Tuscany, where I lived for three years, and the island of Sardinia, where I have cycled all over and savored its beautiful warm sea.
This past summer I added the first non-Italy, non-New England place to my "places I love" list. My family and I traveled to Norway's Lofoten Islands above the Artic Circle, and I fell in love all over again. This incredible group of islands is simply one of the most picturesque places I have ever been. The green, sculpted soaring mountains, tiny fishing hamlets, abundant museums, winding roads, serenading sea birds, 24-hour light, and an ever-changing coastline has rooted itself in my heart forever.
I felt completely energized by the sun that never slept. It was an environment that fit my non-stop curiosity and love of the outdoors. I never felt rushed to get anywhere or do anything, since we literally had all day and night to experience the endless sights and sounds.
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November 24, 2010
Video Spotlight: Visit Scotland with Danny MacAskill
Mesmerizing. Check out this video of Scottish mountain biker Danny MacAskill riding his way from Edinburgh to his hometown on the Isle of Skye. Quite apart from the amazing stunts, enjoy some beautiful scenes from around Scotland.
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Abstract: Wind generation is currently the leading form of new renewable generation in the world. The amount of electricity being generated by wind turbines is increasing continuously, day by day and wind power penetration in a power system is spreading in an uncontrollable way. The power generation through wind energy totally dependent on the flow of the wind due to uncertainty and randomness of wind flow, the generation of power is quite fluctuating in nature and large-scale wind farms may cause significant impact to the stability and power system safety. Wind power has significant variation over shorter time periods. With large variations in wind generation, reactive power flows on transmission lines, transmission loss, voltage and power factor are major attributes which having a major impact on power system performance. The shunt connected FACT devices such as a static var compensator (SVC), which is dynamic reactive power compensator whose reactive power output depends upon the system voltage, is adopted for control of bus voltage magnitude and to bring the system near to unity power factor, thus for mitigation of reactive power. This paper presents the finalization of SVC rating in the power system having high wind power generation, the SVC and system performance with the increase of wind power penetration and static /dynamic var mitigation with the change of the location of SVC too far off the main wind bus. For analysis Rajasthan Grid (India), comprising of different voltage level with high wind power penetration in the Western part selected. All analysis is anchored with load flow analysis, by using Mi-Power system analysis software. The method used is quite effective to give the need of reactive power mitigation device applicability, power system strengthening requirement in view of high wind power penetration under actual field conditions.
Keywords: Static Var Compensator; Load Flow Analysis; Wind Power; Voltage Stability, Dynamic Stability, Wind Power Penetration..


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Instructables (September 2012)
As a part of being an artist-in-residence at [Instructables](http://instructables.com), I took it upon myself to build of couple of noise machines / music boxes. My interest was in designing objects that would enable people to explore the world of sound synthesis and for me to get a better understanding of how the different interfaces enables different interactions and sound qualities. This is a part of an ongoing investigation on creating interactions for curiosity.
All of the projects consist of a few basic components: An interface and sometimes a screen or a led matrix. The basic sound component is either a Gameduino or a software synth written for the Arduino platform.
You can find an overview of the results here and I will introduce them in this article as well.
My interest as an artist-in-residence at Instructables were to design different machines that would spark the user's curiosity. Here, simply put, curiosity lies between the extremes of chaos and predictability. Where chaos becomes uninteresting (from an interaction design point of view) because of its uncontrollable nature and order becomes so predictable that the interaction itself slides into the background of the end-product of the interaction itself. One such example is the light switch. As an adult you usually do not notice your interaction with it.
The core question then became how to make people who are interacting with it drawn by their own curiosity of not being able to decode the interaction pattern, all at the same time having a sense that their actions are the main contributor to the sounds.
Although arduinos are good for simple action <-> reaction interactivity, there are a limited amount of examples that work with more complex interactions. Here I mean beyond game design's way of working with narratives, but more in the sense of adding personality to your projects. Personality not as much in the way of looks (e.g. putting an Arduino into a teddy bear), but more in the way of complex interactions that makes you curious about its devices potential possibilities.
Most of these machines would have been simpler to make as software programs on a computer or even as multitouch applications on a smartphone, but I wanted to have an aesthetic criteria as a frame for my experiments: I wanted to create simple tangible interfaces that would inspire curiosity. The objects themselves should welcome the user to try out and explore their interfaces. Last, I wanted each experiment to be self-contained. Instead of them becoming interfaces for a laptop, they should be the ones who created the music.
The end results are still crude and mostly serves as interaction enclosures with future potentials, although they do hint at different interesting interaction qualities.
###The singing plant The singing plant plays with a classic trick of sparking people's curiosity by adding unconventional interaction qualities to a familiar object. Learn how to construct it here.
##The Kaosduino The Kaosduino serves as a platform to explore the complexity of touch on x-y surfaces. Learn how to construct it here.
##The matrix machine The Matrix machine serves as a platform to explore the potential of emergent sound patterns converted from particle systems. Learn how to construct it here.
##The algorithmic noise machine The algorithmic noise machine serves as platform to explore the boundaries between chaos and order through complex bit shifting algorithms. Learn how to construct it here.


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A young man corrected for his idleness
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Nombre de pages : 34
Date de publication : 16/05/2018
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"This evening, the atmosphere was an enthusiastic twilight. Afia, the mother of the modest family, while spying on Mewa, her only son who could eventually leave the house as he was used to, prepared a rich dinner to dissuade him. The latter, conscious of the situation, suddenly changed his attitude to take an interest in her. Who did not know this young man in this family! He who was so passionate about an idle life outside the home that he missed three times his baccalaureate. Only his mother was worried about it, perhaps some compassionate neighbors who were bitterly criticized by Tounou, the father of the family, who thought they were dishonoring his family. According to him, the only child lacked unknown, and would have for his future, so why bother him to work? This spirit was never ending discussions at home because the far-sighted mother felt a miserable life after the death of one of them."
Biographie de Philippe Dzek Amevigbe
Philippe Dzek Amevigbe, Doctor of education, writer and researcher was born on the 1st of November 1938 in Danyi in the Togolese Republic. After The scientific baccalaureate, he was trained as a junior high school teacher in the English-French session and by correspondence in the art of writing at "Ecole ABC" in Paris. Subsequently, the school 'inspector training at Saint-Cloud in Paris, internships in Belgium, France on the teaching of French as a second language, in Montreal (Canada) in the manufacture of teaching materials and the doctoral training courses in sciences of education under the aegis of the University of Laval have enhanced his skills. From then on, he is devoted to research and writing.
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MGMA has been working with CMS to change this and require that plans charge a more reasonable fee for EFT. This week, CMS released guidance on this issue.
Here's What You Need to Know
1. Health plans that are sending VCC payments must stop if a practice notifies the payor it wants to receive payments via EFT.
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Signing up for EFT doesn't allow the plan to deduct funds from your account unless you have entered into a contract with the plan that allows them to do this.
Read more FAQs about EFT and VCCs on theCMS web site.
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Dallas Baptist University is a Christian liberal arts university that seeks to develop servant leaders who have the ability to integrate faith and learning through their respective callings. With a student faculty ratio of 12:1, DBU provides a world-class educational experience with 73 undergraduate majors, as well as 62 accelerated bachelor's and master's degree programs, 29 master's programs, including 73 dual master's degree programs, and two doctoral degree programs.
Student Profile
Fall 2016 Enrollment
3,109 undergraduate students
76% of undergraduate students are full time
43% male — 57% female
10.25% of students are from out of state
Faculty Profile
2016-2017 Academic Year
128 full-time faculty
531 part-time faculty
12 to 1 student/faculty ratio
Residence Life
Fall 2016
96% of first year students live on campus
60% of all students live on campus
School Location
Dallas Baptist University is located in the southwestern sector of Dallas, situated on 292 picturesque acres overlooking Mountain Creek Lake. Strategically positioned in the thriving Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, the University is 13 miles from downtown Dallas and 29 miles from downtown Fort Worth. Dallas provides an ideal climate for graduates to find valuable internships during their time at DBU as well as great jobs after they graduate. Dallas is America's #1 business-friendly city and is in the top-three metro areas for future job growth.
High-Impact Practices
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|First-Year Seminars and Experiences
|Common Intellectual Experiences
|Learning Communities
|Writing-Intensive Courses
|Collaborative Assignments and Projects
|Undergraduate Research
|Diversity/Global Learning
|Service Learning, Community-Based Learning
|Capstone Courses and Projects/Senior Experience
77% of students began in Fall 2015 and returned in Fall 2016 (full time, first time freshmen)
59% of students graduated in 6 years
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|Black or African American
|American Indian or Alaska Native
|Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
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Patriot Athletics is a multi-divisional institution that currently sponsors one NCAA Division I program, 14 NCAA Division II programs, and five intercollegiate club programs. Patriot Men's Athletics sports are: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf Soccer, Tennis, and Track & Field. The Women's sports are: Cross Country, Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, and Volleyball. Additionally, Bass Fishing, Cheerleading, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, and Patriette Dance comprise the Patriot Athletic Club Sport programs.
DBU's Baseball team (Division I) competes as a member of the Missouri Valley Conference, and its NCAA DII programs compete in the Heartland Conference. Dan Heefner, coach of the DBU Baseball team, was elected Baseball Coach of the Year. He takes an active role in mentoring the players that come through his program. 106 DBU Baseball players have been drafted into the MLB over the years. DBU Basketball Coach Dr. Blake Flickner was also named Coach of the Year in the Heartland Conference.
Dallas Baptist University adopted the American Patriot as the official mascot, and the official colors of Patriot Athletics are red, white, and navy blue.
DBU coaches extend the institution's culture of mentoring by spending dedicated time with student athletes in Bible studies and through mentoring relationships. DBU athletic teams are consistently recognized for the superior GPAs of their student athletes.
Dallas Baptist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. Established in 1898 by Texas Baptists, the institution's foundation is faith in Christ and service to others.
The Educator Preparation Program at Dallas Baptist University is accredited by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and approved by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) to prepare, train, and recommend teacher, school counselor, diagnostician, reading specialist, principal, and superintendent candidates for certification.
Dallas Baptist University is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the following business degrees: Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Bachelor of Business Studies (B.B.S.), Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), and Master of Arts in Management (M.A.M.) degrees. The Department of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).
The Dallas Baptist University Intensive English program is accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation. CEA is recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency for English language programs and institutions in the U.S.
Academic Programs
College of Business The College of Business offers the following undergraduate programs: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Hotel and Hospitality Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Music Business. There are also nine accelerated Bachelor's to Master's degree programs offered in the College of Business. College of Christian Faith The College of Christian Faith offers the following undergraduate programs: Biblical Studies, Camp/Sport Leadership, Christian Studies, Intercultural Studies (Missions), and Philosophy. College of Education The College of Education offers the following undergraduate programs: Kinesiology, Sport Management, Early Childhood through Grade 6 Teacher Certification Early Childhood through Grade 12 Music Teacher Certification, English, Math, Science, Speech, Computer Science, and History 4-8/7-12 Teacher Certification, and Early Childhood through Grade 12 Physical Education Teacher Certification. College of Fine Arts The College of Fine Arts offers the following undergraduate programs: Art, Communication: Broadcast/Digital Media, Communication: Communication Theory, Communication: Graphic Design, Communication: Public Relations, Music, Music Business, Piano Performance, Vocal Performance, and Music Theory. College of Humanities and Social Sciences The College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers the following undergraduate programs: Criminal Justice, History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics offers the following undergraduate programs: Biology, Cell Biology, Computer Information Science, Computer Science, Macrobiology, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Environmental Science. Cook School of Leadership: The Cook School of Leadership offers the following undergraduate programs: Camp/Sport Leadership and Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE).
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Scoring one of the highest scores in the nation, the Online Learning Consortium scorecard placed DBU in an elite group of institutions earning an exemplary rating for its online academic programs.
The National Council on Teacher Quality's Teacher Prep Review recognized DBU as the #1 elementary teacher preparation program in the nation for the past two years.
DBU received the distinction of being named "Tree Campus USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation. DBU is known for its exceptionally beautiful campus.
DBU was named the safest college campus in Texas by backgroundchecks.org and other rating groups.
Gap/Bridge Year
DBU offers a summer bridge program that introduces incoming freshmen to college life. The program allows students to take classes over the summer, as well as participate in group trips and activities. These trips include activities such as multi-day canoe trips, backpacking in the Rocky Mountains, and evenings at Top Golf.
Student Welcome and Transition Week
Affectionately known as SWAT, Student Welcome and Transition Week is a three-day immersion experience in which incoming DBU freshmen and transfer students are introduced to life on University Hill. Over 100 student volunteers join forces to organize and lead SWAT week and make the transition into the DBU family easier for incoming students. SWAT also gives students the opportunity to make instant connections with other students, form lifelong friendships, and settle into their new college home.
Common Intellectual Experiences
DBU students have created a student chapter of the 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative for the purpose of advocating for religious freedom. Through advocacy, capacity building, and technical innovations, this group promotes global protections and reforms for the vulnerable and victimized around the world.
Collaborative Assignments and Projects
Collaborative Assignments are utilized in every academic division, but the College of business provides perhaps the best example of innovation in this area. Strategic Management 4320, a senior level capstone course, affords students the opportunity to analyze a business in the DFW area and write descriptive assessments of the company in the areas of industry, value chain, generic strategy, integration, international strategy, and execution.
In Economics 2301, students spend the semester in "city groups," one that represents each of the 12 homes of the regional Federal Reserve banks. There are 3-6 students per group. The students do a number of varied small projects together. For example, one group of students created a three country comparison on economic measures and created a mock consultancy group that advised clients in scenario-based learning.
Undergraduate Research
Students in Foundations of College Research courses, as well as some English courses, conduct research that is designed to contribute to the scholarly research in a variety of fields.
Instead of a descriptive approach to research that strictly reports on what is known, students are taught a Research Question approach. With this approach, students research a topic to determine a problem to be solved. Any subsequent papers or projects are created as a way to present findings that solve a stated research question.
For example, a research question related to homelessness could be, "Would improved mental health among homeless persons also decrease cases of homelessness?" Students then conduct research that answers this question and provides conclusions based on this research. It would not be beyond the realm of possibility for students to develop a finished paper that could provide quality contributions to the field.
Paideia College Society
The Paideia College Society challenges students to carry out their various callings in both public and private life with Christ-like knowledge, virtue, and wisdom. This group hosts a weekly symposium at which intellectuals present papers and give presentations with a view to serve as a catalyst for cultural transformation.
Diversity/Global Learning
DBU is home to seventeen social organizations and many more service, spiritual, and academic organizations. Organizations like the International Chinese Fellowship, the South Asian Student Organization, and the African Students Union exist to promote unity and appreciation of cultural diversity among International Students and the DBU community. These groups also provide an amazing amount of support to International students in their academic pursuits, helping them transition to life in the United States through a variety of activities.
Conversation Partners
Conversation Partners provides an opportunity to broaden students' perspectives globally, as they are encouraged to pursue lasting relationships through intentional conversations. In addition, this ministry offers international students a chance to learn about American language and culture as they transition to living in the U.S. Conversation Partners is all about uniting cultures together for the purpose of creating awareness and respect for all peoples and backgrounds.
International Trips
DBU has organized and led hundreds of International trips to over thirty countries. Many of these trips have been humanitarian and missions in focus, but several have also been academic in nature and paired with a travel study opportunity. Trip locations include: China, South Korea, Chile, England, India, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, and many more.
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|Jazz band
|Literary magazine
|Marching band
|Model UN
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|Musical theater
|Pep band
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First-Year Seminar
DBU requires all freshmen to take a first year seminar course. This one-hour course, called Foundations for Excellence, serves as an introduction to the university life and experience at Dallas Baptist University. The course provides an opportunity for students to explore the academic community, while also developing new mentoring relationships with faculty, staff, and peers. The course includes a hands-on understanding of service-learning, personal leadership development, knowledge of university traditions and events, and academic excellence. Foundations for Excellence serves as the academic credit for all new students participating in the Academics in Motion (AIM) program during their first semester at DBU.
- Understand and Apply Strategies for Academic Excellence: DBU's inspired curriculum supports student learning both in and out of the classroom. Through creative discussion and critical thinking, students gain the confidence they need to turn their classroom learning into real-life application.
- Develop and Foster Service Opportunities: Students have the opportunity to participate in service opportunities both on and off campus as they seek to develop core principles of service.
- Discover and Apply Leadership Qualities: Using personal assessment information, leadership curriculum, and reflection of ongoing service projects, students develop a sense of their personal leadership characteristics.
Developing Christian Mind
DBU also requires students to take Developing a Christian Mind. This course is designed to introduce critical thinking and biblical truths to support student's worldview development. Topics addressed include Christian mind and worldview development, the problem of dualism, Christian liberal arts education, integrating faith and learning, the life of the mind, calling, and the implications of the Christian faith across the whole spectrum of life.
Writing-Intensive Courses
The DBU Writing Center provides students with guidance and tutoring as they learn the art of writing across the curriculum. The Writing Center is open from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on Fridays. Each student that visits the Writing Center is tutored by a qualified writing consultant in the areas of Grammar, Research, Revising, Organization, and Documentation.
Contained within all of DBU's degree plans are general studies requirements that include a number of writing-intensive courses. These include: Developing a Christian Mind, ENGL 1301, 1302, 2301 and/or 2302, History 1301 and 1302, Religion 1301 and 1302, and Social Science 2301. Students undoubtedly take many more writing-intensive classes within their major, but that varies based on which major the student is pursuing.
Politics, Philosophy, and Economics
DBU is offering a new undergraduate major in the Fall of 2017 called Politics, Philosophy, and Economics. Since its inception at Oxford in 1920, the Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) degree has attracted students who would go on to become leaders and influencers in business, government, journalism, foreign service, diplomacy, law, consultancy, and the list goes on. The PPE at DBU is a degree specially designed for those who are prepared to answer God's call to become a scholar statesman and transform the world.
The Leadership Lecture Series
Twice a year, DBU hosts the Leadership Lecture Series, which features presentations from high-level leaders who share examples of how they use their professional influence for the glory of God. DBU brings in a nationally known thought leader for the purpose of fostering deeper engagement with the central issues and social challenges facing our culture regarding leadership. Past speakers include New York Times best selling author Eric Metaxas and political analyst Matthew Dowd.
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Other: Religion
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Stone House and Jewel House
DBU offers students the opportunity to take part in living learning communities in the residence halls. Stone House, The men's living learning community, Stone House, has a designated wing in which freshmen get to live alongside helpful upperclassmen mentors. Jewel House, the women's living learning community, is located on the first floor of Spence Hall and houses freshman and upperclassmen mentors. The students participate in interactive discussions, activities, and programs developed around four areas of personal development: spiritual, intellectual, social, and physical.
Department of Art/Communication
The biannual DBU Art & Design Show is hosted by the College of Fine Arts Departments of Art and Communication. Current DBU art and design students, alumni, and faculty/staff are invited to enter their works for display in this show and reception which takes place in the Hillcrest Great Hall. The artists are encouraged to display their work alongside their portfolios and contact information which has allowed for several special commissions in years' past. In addition to this show, graduating art and design students are able to present individual displays around campus as part of their final capstone project.
Graphic design students within the Department of Communication are tasked with designing and producing complete marketing packages for all College of Fine Arts' student recitals, student concerts, and other special events. On the other side of event production, the Department of Communication's broadcast students lead the effort in producing video/audio broadcasts of DBU athletic events as well as recording various Fine Arts events.
Department of Music/Music Business
The University Chorale is one of three choral ensembles in the College of Fine Arts Department of Music and has toured extensively to England, Scotland, France, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic. Recently, in March of 2017, the Chorale toured to Italy to perform at St. Mark's Basilica in Venice and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Stateside performances include Carnegie Hall, the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., and The White House as well as numerous performances each semester at DBU and throughout DFW community. The Chorale also hosts recruiting events on the DBU campus such as Festival di Voce, a choral competition with over 30 participating area high school choirs, and joint concerts and clinics that also feature area high school choirs.
Other Department of Music ensembles include the new Piano Ensemble as well as the DBU Jazz Combo, which consists of several student instrumentalists and vocalists. The bi-annual Music Business Showcase is an event produced by the Departments of Music and Music Business which spotlights DBU's student performers in contemporary and non-classical genres.
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|Men's dorms
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|Apartments for married students
|Apartments for single students
|Special housing for disabled students
|Special housing for international students
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|Cooperative housing
|Theme housing
|Wellness housing
|Other housing options
Service Learning
Dallas Baptist University implements service-learning into the curriculum with the goal of enhancing student learning, fostering civic responsibility, and developing servant leaders. Through the integration of academic instruction and community service, students develop strong, faith-based perspectives within their co-curricular experiences. Students learn to understand the relevance and efficacy of their subject area knowledge as well as to demonstrate their understanding of important societal issues and critical community needs. They're enabled to apply the biblical concept of servant leadership within their respective callings.
Notable Alumni
Two notable alumni include Ben Zobrist, Major League Baseball player and World Series MVP, and David Brown, former Dallas Police Chief and current ABC news contributor.
Capstone Courses and Projects
Dallas Baptist University is committed to the integration of faith and learning, developing servant-leaders who can impact the world in their respective callings. To demonstrate their competence in their higher education, students are required to complete capstone experiences within their academic programs. Each academic college has established criteria that facilitates the transition of students from academic work to the application, analysis, and creation of new ideas, programs, and practices.
The College of Business utilizes an extensive capstone course program across all of its majors to ensure that its graduates can apply their skills to advanced academic work. All students must successfully complete the Strategies and Problems course, which challenges them to solve issues related to their specific calling. This course also prepares students for their program specific major field test.
Another example the capstone experiences available at DBU is the program practicum in the College of Christian Faith. In the program, students apply their skills to field-based service-learning projects. This opportunity allows students to put their best practices in place, all while demonstrating their competency through meaningful service.
3,259 Total Applicants
1,405 Total Admissions
527 Total Freshmen Enrollment
43.11% of applicants admitted
Admissions Deadlines for 2017-18 Admission
Rolling admission? Yes
Priority date: Nov 1
Admissions Factors
Very Important
Rigor of secondary school record
Class rank
Academic GPA
Standardized test scores
Application Essay
Character/personal qualities
Religious affiliation/commitment
Extracurricular activities
Alumni/ae relation
Volunteer work
Work experience
Level of applicant's interest
Freshmen Profile Fall 2016
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DBU has a rolling admissions policy, meaning that there is no due date for application for upcoming semesters. Students may apply at any time for admission. For traditional undergraduates, DBU requires an official high school transcript, official standardized test scores, a 250-word essay, a completed application, and a $25 application fee. DBU accepts online and paper applications as well as the Apply Texas Common Application. DBU accepts some College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and Advanced Placement (AP) scores for college credit.
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Average Financial Aid Packages 2016-2017 Final
$15,619 First year students
$3,975 All undergrads
Financial Aid Breakdown 2016-2017 Final
56.9% on average, the percentage of need that was met
34% of financial need students that had need fully met
$3,975 Average need-based scholarship or grant award
$4,126 Average need-based loan
Financial Aid and Scholarships
The Undergraduate Admissions Office offers a special scholarship opportunity exclusively for incoming freshman and transfer students called the Christian Leadership Scholarship. This scholarship awards a percentage of the student's tuition costs for outstanding Christian leadership qualities, service to their community, and character. Academic Honors and Excellence scholarships are also available to students applying for the Christian Leadership Scholarship. Transfer students can apply for the Christian Leadership Scholarship (requires on campus housing) or the Transfer Commuter Scholarship. Over 82% of incoming students receive scholarships through the Christian Leadership Scholarship program.
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Learning from the Indian Microfinance Crisis
This is an opportunity to bring "people practices" at the forefront of the microfinance sector
Three weeks ago, just at the height of the microfinance unrest in India's Andhra Pradesh state, panelists at the Microfinance India Summit 2010 said that an increased focus on financial literacy, creation of more credit bureaus, and greater pricing and interest rate transparency were all essential to the success of the sector. Perhaps Jennifer Isern of the International Finance Corporation said it best: the sector "must get back to client-centered, client-focused" microfinance.
The issues that led to the crisis are certainly complex as noted by Beth Rhyne, managing director of The Center for Financial Inclusion, who wrote an excellent blog calling for policy makers "to think more deeply about the role of MFIs in the financial sector" and to "craft a set of ground rules that promote balanced product offerings, solid institutional development and good governance."
One area that is often overlooked, however, is the human capital management practices that may also have played a contributing role.
As the Indian microfinance sector responds to the Andhra Pradesh crisis, an opportunity has been created in India, as well as in the global sector, to reevaluate their "people practices" and make them a core part of a system that has provided a safety net for millions.
Based on work Grameen Foundation's Human Capital Center has done with microfinance institutions (MFIs) around the world, we have found that the following common practices can negatively affect an organization's financial and social impact:
- A focus on short-term performance targets (often reinforced by incentive plans) that stress portfolio size, quality/repayment rates, and number of clients. Pick any one of these dimensions and you can see the potential to stray from client-protection principles:
- Portfolio size – This indicator depends on attracting more clients and/or larger loans, which may encourage relaxed credit underwriting/approval decisions and ultimately increase the potential for client over-indebtedness.
- Portfolio quality – In an effort to minimize late repayments or defaults, loan officers may resort to collection tactics not approved by the MFI to "encourage" repayment.
- Number of clients – Similar to portfolio size, this indicator may also encourage relaxed credit underwriting/approval processes.
The organization must be very clear about frontline staff roles and their primary responsibilities. For example, providing effective financial services and helping to protect client interests are not mutually exclusive objectives, but the organization's recruitment and selection, learning and development, and rewards practices must all be aligned to help staff meet them. There must also be quantitative and qualitative performance objectives that clearly define the behaviors expected, such as honesty, respect, transparency, etc.
Now is a good time to rethink the use of incentives altogether. Some MFIs have either never used incentives or have eliminated them with no negative consequences. And more and more private sector companies are realizing that employee motivation and commitment depend on many dimensions; money often plays just a small part.
- Organizations with decision-making centered at the top may treat field employees (loan officers, branch managers, etc.) simply as vehicles to deliver profits, with little ability to add value. People tend to work toward what is expected — whether these expectations are high or low. In addition, keeping decisions at the top means that they are made far away from the people who have the most current information on clients and local conditions. Providing targeted learning and development opportunities to frontline staff that focus on what is needed to drive both financial and social results will increase capability and ensure that decisions can be made at the levels closest to where the challenges lie.
- Organizational culture that stresses financial over social return. Creating and maintaining a culture that focuses on social as well as financial returns and embraces client protection principles requires intention and appropriate decisions/actions. Large, rapidly growing organizations may be tempted to cut corners on the selection and orientation and training of new hires, with the result that the organization's social mission, core values and long-term vision are not effectively communicated to the new hire. Ensuring the organization's core values and social mission are understood and embraced by everyone in the organization should be one of the primary roles of the chief executive. Every internal and external presentation or communication piece is an opportunity to reinforce this message, and all senior staff should be held accountable for modeling these behaviors. In fact, adherence to these core values should be part of each employee's individual performance expectations.
- No focus on creating an internal "brand." What is the organization's external brand? Is this mirrored internally? Are employees valued and treated as important assets? Valuing employees in the same way that clients and other stakeholders are valued helps them understand the brand promise and how best to deliver it. For example, focusing on transparent credit practices should be mirrored by transparent promotion and rewards practices. And if client education is an important part of service delivery, the organization should make sure that all staff have an equal opportunity to access the learning and development they need.
These practices play a key role in determining the financial and strategic success of an institution.
The private sector has shown time and time again that the organizations that "get" the people side of things are more successful and sustainable than those that don't.
Reevaluating and revising these practices in the Indian microfinance sector and elsewhere will help support the fundamental social mission of microfinance by focusing front-line employees on client protection, as well as sound credit practices, and by creating and empowering loan officers who are driven by a mission to serve the poor.


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Press Gazette's Flat Earth News debate at the London College of Communications was packed to capacity on Wednesday night.
Journalists gathered to debate Guardian writer Nick Davies's book Flat Earth News which investigates what Davies believes are Fleet Street's diminishing standards.
On the panel were Davies, former Today Programme reporter and Evening Standard journalist Andrew Gilligan, Observer media columnist Peter Preston, East London Advertiser editor Malcolm Starbrook, NUJ president Michelle Stanistreet, Press Gazette editor Dominic Ponsford, director general of PRCA Francis Ingham and Hill and Knowlton CEO Sally Costerton.


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Quick: how would a professional acquaintance describe you to others? Savvy project manager? Collaborative leader? Digital whiz?
That answer is your reputation—or, in the parlance of social media, your personal brand. Career success highly depends on that snap description, says Paul Winum, a senior partner at RHR International LLP, a leadership-development firm.
With the rosy outlook for hiring and promotions in 2015, now's a good time to refresh your reputation. Maybe you're known for using sharp elbows to get things done fast. Hone your diplomacy skills – and request some feedback on those efforts.
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Funny and touching and painful and affirming. Not a word is wasted in the writing in this novel. Kingsolver's use of language in story-telling is masterful. Her characters are real and flawed and lovable.
The protagonist, Marietta Greer, is a tiny-town Kentucky girl raised by a strong single mother who kept body and soul together through housecleaning work.
Wanting something more for her life than she can find in her hometown, Marietta works and saves her money until she has enough to buy a mostly-running car. Then she sets off driving west, ending up in Tucson.
By the time she arrives there, she's changed her name to Taylor and received the surprise gift of a non-verbal toddler, a little girl she calls Turtle. Taylor makes a home with another single mom, while landing a job at Jesus is Lord Used Tires, also a stop on the underground railroad for Guatemalan refugees(It's the 1980s.) She learns that the world can be both a whole lot worse and a whole lot better than she'd ever known.
I read this book as a novel study for one of my students it was better than I anticipated. I enjoyed the characters and story lines. I enjoyed seeing the characters develop from the beginning to end. It was a simple read and enjoyable.
I picked this up a few years ago, needing 'anything' to read and found it to be much better than I had expected. Very funny in places and I'll try another by Kingsolver, maybe Pigs because it sounds like Part II
This was a sweet story, no doubt. But there wasn't as much substance to it as I was hoping there would be after reading The Poisonwood Bible. I know this was her first novel as opposed to when she had developed her craft more in Poisonwood, but I guess I expected more. Also despite it being a short novel, I wasn't able to read it quickly. The story and style of writing in this reminded me of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, with the Southern-type charm and slight humor, but I actually like Fried Green Tomatoes more. I know the story continues in another book, but I am completely fine ending it right here.
This wouldn't be a highly recommended novel, but I would recommend it for those who want a light read for the summertime or in the dreary months of winter.
Kinsgslover's first novel is good, but nowhere near her masterpiece, "The Posionwood Bible." Followed by "Pigs in Heaven."
I have yet to be disappointed with a Kingsolver book. Reading BEAN TREES was fun for me because I could relate to so much of Taylor's trip to maturity. Kingsolver seems to have the ability to pull you in and welcomes you to be a character in her story. However, I don't think she can possibly outdo the first two books I read by her: PRODIGAL SUMMER and FLIGHT BEHAVIOR.
This is one of my new all-time favorite books. Kingsolver writes in a way that I have never seen any other author do: she is able to mix the diction and structure of small-town, rural language with the most vast and eye opening descriptions. She writes honestly and in a way that I can relate to. This story is heartwarming and full of human struggle, collaboration, family, and friendship. Absolutely wonderful.
"First published 15 years ago, The Bean Trees was Barbara Kingsolver's first novel. It tells the story of a poor Kentucky woman determined to make a better life for herself. While headed west, Taylor is approached by a Cherokee woman, who leaves a baby in the passenger seat of her car. Moved by the baby's fierce grip, Taylor names her "Turtle;" they begin a new life together in Tucson, where Taylor's car eventually breaks down. An "overwhelming delight" (Publishers Weekly) despite themes of child abuse and other social ills, this tale of creating a family out of nothing was followed by a sequel, Pigs in Heaven." August 2013 Fiction A to Z newsletter http://www.nextreads.com/Display2.aspx?SID=5acc8fc1-4e91-4ebe-906d-f8fc5e82a8e0&N=667162
Well it was a toss up between this book and "The Help". Read a chapter from both, couldn't decide which was better, so went with this one first, as it was shorter! Started it June 30, 2013......July 4, almost finished, a great book and my favorite Kingsolver so far. (Others by her that I have read are Lacuna and The Poisenwood Bilble)....Oh, just read the other comments, and found that "Pigs in Heaven" is a sequel to this one....guess I'll be reading that soon!.......July 8, 2013, just finished this today, got to listening to a talking book ("The Water is Wide," by Pat Conroy) on the 6th, so didn't really "read" that day. Thoroughly enjoyed this book. A great read, but it did kind of wrap up kind of quickly.
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Tracy Morgan Looking to Make Film Comeback With the Ice Cube Comedy Fist Fight
It'll be Morgan's first movie since last year's crash.
According to the Wrap, Tracy Morgan is negotiating his first movie following last year's tragic car crash. Morgan is reportedly angling to mount his film comeback alongside Ice Cube and It's Always Sunny's Charlie Day in a Richie Keen comedy called Fist Fight. Evan Susser and Van Robichaux have written the script, which follows two high-school teachers (Day and Cube) who will likely do exactly what the title implies; Variety adds that Morgan will play a coach at the school. Production is slated to begin this month in Atlanta. The last film Morgan appeared in was Chris Rock's Top Five, in which he played a character in Rock's inner circle. Since his recovery from the collision, Morgan has enjoyed a successful and well-supported turnaround this summer, giving his first interview in June, and making an emotional (and hilarious) industry return at the Emmys. You'll next see him hosting SNL on October 17, which can't come soon enough.


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