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01-16-18 Seg 3 Mens Room Gets Hyped
Tuesday, January 16th
Tuesday, January 16th
Emails, Ryan Castle is in to Sit & Spin with the Top 10 Jock Jams of all time! Plus the Return of A Positive Drinking Story and the Shot of the Day!
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Fired up for today's sit and spend your yes you know you live because as motivational music today this is the kind of music he fired up when you're hanging out with thousands of depressed this friend's favorite sporting teams of its all right. Our PS should be noted that. Rank castle who is sure. Who is your favorite NFL team on that would be at your Minnesota Vikings and I'm sorry a year aria this year if for whatever reason you had a little background at all at the at the end of the season last year I was starting to kind of be. Burned out on the NFL it wasn't because the vikings were to agree that a fine season last year. To his stance a little bit of drama shortly but I was just kind of burned out so when the season started this year and much a lot of pre season and then the regular season got ready to start my wife and I had this conversation like are we even got a team like we can get red zone this enterprise. You know like I don't think. I think important that. 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Vulture Predicts the 2016 Grammys
Yes, you read that right.
Any idiot can try to predict this year's Grammys; the real action is in trying to predict next year's Grammys. It's much more fun to look forward than backward, and if you don't believe us, think about what you would rather talk about right now: Kanye's new music, or that Beck album that came out a million years ago? Guessing the 2016 choices isn't as crazy as it sounds — we're already more than a third of the way through the 12-month eligibility period for next year's Grammys, and if the pattern of prior years continues, many of next year's eventual winners have already been released. Using our knowledge of what's out there right now and what's expected to come in the next seven months, let's try to forecast how the four major Grammys categories will shake out next year.
(There's one thing we have to get out of the way first, though: Adele. A lot of people are expecting her to release her third album this year; if she does, she's going to win all the Grammys. However, the most recent reports say the album's not coming out until the end of 2015. Let's assume those reports are true to open up some room for everyone else, but in the same spirit of fairness, we'll say that Adele releases her comeback single sometime this summer. Got all that? Here we go!)
Best New Artist
Ella Henderson
Sam Hunt
Nick Jonas
Rae Sremmurd
Charlie XCX
Who Will Win: Ella Henderson.
Henderson is the favorite right now; she's a soulful, X-Factor–bred British woman, and "Ghost" seems like it will be a hit. Charli is a nominee this year for "Fancy," but, as with Ed Sheeran, the Grammys love to nominate someone for Best New Artist a year after they should. Nick Jonas fills the "How the heck are they new?" spot, and Hunt is the requisite country artist. In all likelihood, we're missing this year's Lorde — a youngster who comes out of nowhere with a dark horse Song of Summer contender — but until that person makes themselves known, we're giving their slot to Rae Sremmurd, who have an approximately 0.00001 percent chance of actually being nominated in real life.
Song of the Year
Adele, "Single TBA"
Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, "Uptown Funk"
Taylor Swift, "Blank Space"
Meghan Trainor, "Lips Are Movin'"
Rihanna, Kanye West, and Paul McCartney, "FourFiveSeconds"
Who Will Win: Adele.
As anyone who's watched their musical numbers knows, the Grammys love unexpected pairings, and the songwriting partnership of Paul McCartney and Kanye West is the most beautifully unorthodox pairing of stars we've seen in a while; whichever of their songs charts highest will get a nomination. "Uptown Funk" looks like it's on the way to being one of the year's biggest hits, so it scores a courtesy nom here. Trainor is a success story for songwriters everywhere, and "Lips Are Movin'" is a better song than "All About That Bass," which is nominated this year. The eventual Song of Summer will likely earn a nod here; appropriately, we're filling that blank space with Starbucks lovers. And absolutely none of this will matter if Adele drops a single before September 30.
Record of the Year
Adele, "Single TBA"
Bruno Mars, "Single TBA"
Rihanna, "Single TBA"
Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, "Uptown Funk"
Taylor Swift, "Blank Space"
Who Will Win: Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars.
Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson can probably start writing their acceptance speeches for this one right now — it's unlikely anything else this year could press Grammy voters' buttons as precisely as "Uptown Funk" does. Ironically, the only thing that could maybe dethrone it would be a solo single from Mars himself, who is expected to release his third album some time this year. Elsewhere, the airiness of "Blank Space" gives it a slightly better chance here than in Song of the Year, and while "FourFiveSeconds" is probably too raw to get a nomination, we assume one of Rihanna's later singles will be more polished. And the last spot goes to Adele by default.
Album of the Year
D'Angelo, Black Messiah
Bob Dylan, Shadows in the Night
Mark Ronson, Uptown Special
Taylor Swift, 1989
Kanye West, TBA
Who Will Win: Taylor Swift.
Just to keep things interesting, let's stick with the assumption that Adele's album doesn't come out before the September 30 deadline. Who gets this Grammy instead? Of the music that's already out, 1989 is the easiest to pencil in, and Uptown Special's throwback appeal should be enough to earn it a nod. Black Messiah and Shadows in the Night might be unconventional choices, but each has a narrative — D'Angelo is back! Dylan covers Sinatra! — that could prove irresistible to voters. For the albums that haven't come out yet, we're going with Kanye West, whose 2015 output has been as warm and accessible as Yeezus wasn't. Of the five, we're betting on 1989, a win that would make up for the quasi-snub of Red and be fitting recognition for one of the music industry's few remaining blockbusters.

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ELI boasts a wide variety of faculty from the nonprofit and for-profit sectors, as well as academia. The curriculum will not only challenge, but offers a rare opportunity to focus on excellence, impact and systems change.
President & CEO
Randall Dean Consulting & Training
Randy Dean, the "e-mail sanity expert"® is a professional speaker and expert on time and e-mail management, effective organization, and the related use of technology. For more than 20 years, he has been leading training and speaking programs for major corporate, university, association, and government audiences. Obsessed with time management and personal productivity, he left a successful career as a graduate program admissions director, professional marketer, and manager to become a leading speaker and trainer. The author of the recent Amazon bestseller, Taming the E-mail Beast, he has led programs for thousands of satisfied and inspired students, managers, and professionals on being more productive with their time and life. His highly informative and entertaining speaking and training programs leave audience members with immediately-usable tools, strategies, and skills on how to better manage their time, technology, and information overload following their program experience.
Clinical Associate Professor
Ross School of Business
University of Michigan
Jeff DeGraff has an unorthodox approach to life. As professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, his life is full of the twists and turns of an innovator. A true innovator, he has tried things, faced failures and successes, and charted his own course—continually looking at what's beyond the horizon. Inspired by Walt Disney, he follows the mantra "Keep Moving Forward."
Having earned his doctorate in just two years, when he was only 25, DeGraff turned down an academic position at a prestigious Ivy League-university only to become the youngest executive at the fastest growing pizza company in the 1980s. He then combined the world of academia with the world of business to emerge as an engaging and highly sought-after professor, speaker, and consultant. His client list reads as a "who's who" within the world of innovators including General Electric, Coca-Cola, American College of Surgeons, and Google. DeGraff's creative and direct take on making innovation really happen have made him a world-renowned thought leader and have prompted his clients and colleagues to dub him "The Dean of Innovation."
DeGraff's mission is "the democratization of innovation." He brings innovation to everyone, every day, and everywhere through his books, such as Making Stone Soup; public television program Innovation You, column for Inc. Magazine, and radio program The Next Idea. To learn more, visit Degraff's website.
President and CEO
Alliance for Strong Families and Communities
Susan N. Dreyfus is president and CEO of the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities, a strategic action network of social sector organizations that has a national reach in thousands of communities across America.
She is dedicated to advancing equity in society through access and opportunity so all people can reach their full potential. She believes in the power of the social sector to be influencers of larger systemic change through its excellence, distinction, innovation, and influence.
Prior to joining the Alliance in 2012, Dreyfus was secretary for the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. She was appointed by Gov. Chris Gregoire in May 2009 and approved by the senate. She served as a member of the Governor's Executive Cabinet. She had responsibility for Medicaid, aging and long-term care, child welfare, behavioral health care, juvenile justice, economic assistance, and other human services.
Retired President of the University Musical Society
University of Michigan
Ken Fischer recently retired from the presidency of the University Musical Society (UMS) of the University of Michigan, a position he held for 30 years. He is currently writing a book for University of Michigan Press on his career in the arts and is teaching a course in arts leadership at the university.
Acknowledged as an international leader in the performing arts, Fischer accepted the National Medal of Arts from President Obama at the White House on behalf of UMS in fall 2015. The National Medal of Arts is the highest award the U.S. government grants in the arts, and UMS was the first university arts presenter so recognized. During his tenure, Fischer presented leading artists and ensembles in theater, music, and dance including the Royal Shakespeare Company; Complicite; Vienna, Berlin, and New York Philharmonic Orchestras; Wynton Marsalis; Yo-Yo Ma; Cecilia Bartoli; Audra McDonald; Andras Schiff; Martha Graham, Mark Morris, and Bill T. Jones Dance Companies; and the remounting of Einstein on the Beach by Philip Glass and Robert Wilson.
Before UMS Fischer was a higher education association executive and management consultant in Washington, D.C., specializing in the design and management of meetings, seminars, and conferences. He is the author of Little Big Winners: 77 Ideas for a Better Conference. Fischer has degrees from The College of Wooster (religion) and University of Michigan (the study of higher education).
Founder and Principal
Leaders 4 Futures LLC
Howard Garval is the founder and principal of Leaders 4 Futures, a consulting practice focused on preparing the next generation of nonprofit leaders to move into senior and executive leadership positions including the CEO position. He served as president & CEO of Child & Family Service Hawaii from 2006-2017, retiring Sept. 30, 2017.
Garval is a graduate of the PONO Leadership Program in Hawaii and a recipient of the Ho'okele Leadership Award from the Hawaii Community Foundation. In Hawaii, Garval also served as the chair of the PHOCUSED (Protecting Hawaii's Ohana, Children, Under-Served, Elderly and Disabled) Board of Directors; the Hawaii Family Support Institute Advisory Board; and in 2017, served as chair of the State Procurement Policy Board after serving on that board for about three years. He also served as co-chair of the Move Oahu Forward Board of Directors. He previously served on the board of the Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation and the Oahu Workforce Investment Board.
Nationally, he is a member of the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities' Executive Leadership Institute Alumni Connections. He also served as the group's first chair from 2008-2011. Garval also is a trustee for 501(c) Agencies Trust, another national board.
Arthur F Thurnau Professor of Social Entrepreneurship
Ross School of Business
University of Michigan
Michael Gordon is the Arthur F Thurnau Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at the Ross School of Business.
He is also the faculty director of the Center for Social Impact. He writes books and papers, teaches, and works with organizations on topics related to social enterprise, microfinance, social finance, and impact investment. He has written papers and books on these topics.
Executive Associate Athletic Director
University of Michigan
Greg Harden is in his 23rd year with the University of Michigan Athletic Department, currently serving as executive associate athletic director. In this position, he oversees Athletic Medicine, Performance Psychology & Athletic Counseling, Strength & Conditioning-Olympic Sports, Sports Performance, and Equipment Operations. Harden has been affiliated with the University of Michigan Athletic Department since 1986, when he joined as a staff consultant and student athlete personal development program counselor. Harden provides individual student athletes with personal support and adult learning opportunities for their teams. In 2014, Harden was featured on 60 Minutes Sports, where correspondent James Brown profiled "Michigan's Secret Weapon" and the impact Harden has on student-athletes. Harden has been instrumental in aiding the Athletic Department in designing and implementing student and staff development strategies. His collaborative style and efforts have helped to strengthen the Athletic Department's connection with the larger university community. Harden is a licensed social worker and received both his bachelor's and master's from the University of Michigan.
Vice President of the Center on Leadership
Alliance for Strong Families and Communities
Undraye Howard is a strategic team member of the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities, serving as the vice president for the Center on Leadership. In his current role, he leads in the coordination of Alliance offerings and collateral related to leadership development. This includes development, implementation, and coordination with network members and key Alliance departments in providing strategy, solutions, and support for the development of leaders in the social sector. Howard was instrumental in developing the Alliance's current leadership platform model, the rEvolutionary Leadership Model, premised on the development of change leaders driving for system and population level results.
Howard provides strategic leadership and direction related to the Alliance's equity efforts as defined within its theory of change for network members to include managing the Advancing Equity Alliance Peer Exchange group and co-creating deliverables and resources that lift the efforts of best promises and practices related to equity throughout the network. Howard has been with the Alliance over 10 years serving in various capacities that include director of consultation and leadership services and vice president of intellectual capital.
Additional past career placements for Howard include being the executive director of a small community-based organization, human resource development manager, and trainer for an executive recruitment firm and training manager for a small nonprofit employment agency.
He serves as an adjunct professor for several universities in Milwaukee, teaching courses in youth work, ethics and boundaries, human services skills and techniques, and many communication and leadership courses. Other outside interests include serving as board member for an assisted living facility organization and serving as vice president of the board of directors at his local congregation. In addition, Howard provides training and consultation to community-based organizations. He has a bachelor's in business and marketing and a master's in communication with special interest in training and development from the University of Wisconsin -Milwaukee. Howard is also pursuing his terminal degree.
John Lydon is CEO of Auberle and the Pauline Auberle Foundation. Auberle is a $14 million nonprofit social service agency with 235 employees serving over 3,860 at-risk young people and families annually in Southwestern Pennsylvania. He recently received the 2017 Innovation Award from the Pittsburgh Business Times, the only social service agency to be honored. Upon arriving at Auberle, he has accomplished the following:
Lydon is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and is currently an adjunct professor of law.
Culture Architect, Speaker, Author
Tony Moore Speaks
For more than 20 years, Tony Moore has held leadership positions in social service agencies with a primary focus on the health and well-being of children. Most recently, he held the position of chief of organizational development for a national nonprofit organization. In this role, he helped design and build the organization's culture and led the people-side of multiple mergers and acquisitions. Believing people are the bridge between strategy and execution, his firm Tony More Speaks helps organizations design BRIDGE-Strengthening Cultures.
As a leader, Moore's goal has always been the same—impact the organization by positively impacting the lives of those he's led. It was this passion to bring out the best in people that led to his entry into talent management and development. Once there, he discovered he could multiply the impact of an organization's talent by creating and implementing people processes designed to support, engage, and equip those charged with the responsibility of carrying out the organization's mission. His unique blend of integrity, empathy, and energetic pursuit of change inspires confidence and lasting vision-to-implementation in every organization he touches. Moore has a master's in organizational leadership and is a Society for Human Resource Management Senior Certified Professional.
Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Mobilization
Alliance for Strong Families and Community
Marlo Nash has served as the senior vice president of public policy and mobilization since July 2015, and she led the process to develop the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities' public policy platform and 2017-2019 federal legislative agenda. She returned to the Alliance in this role after a brief time away to help lead the startup of the National Foster Youth Institute, founded by the Congressional Caucus on Foster Youth. In 2013, Nash began working at the Alliance as its director of external relations and network mobilization. She designed the network mobilization approach that is in action today.
Previously, she served on the leadership team of Voices for America's Children as its vice president of membership, which allowed her to reconnect with her state child advocacy roots. Prior to this role, Nash's early childhood network building, awareness, and engagement efforts captured the attention of United Way of America, and she was recruited to join its national team to lead 2-1-1 and Success By 6, the nation's largest public-private network of early childhood advocates.
During nearly 10 years with the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) as the director of Oklahoma KIDS COUNT, the Annie E. Casey Foundation's long-running data tracking and policy change initiative, Nash trained hundreds of child advocacy leaders, produced the annual KIDS COUNT Factbook, and worked closely with media outlets to elevate key issues. While with OICA, Nash served on the Governor's School Readiness Task Force, worked with business leaders to establish a state-level public-private early childhood partnership, and built a statewide community network of public-private coalitions.
Nash moved into public policy advocacy as the director of central Oklahoma's child care resource and referral center after starting her professional life as an administrator in the U.S. military child care system.
Vice President & Chief Program Officer
Kerron Norman is the vice president and chief program officer at ANDRUS. In this role, she provides direction for the implementation of new programs and services to meet the organization's strategic priorities. She leads the Community-Based Services Division and supports ANDRUS' external relationships, collaborations, and partnerships. She has played an instrumental role in providing professional development programs to human service organizations.
Norman has extensive experience in child welfare. Prior to joining ANDRUS in 2012, she was the director of child welfare for the Westchester County Department of Social Services, where she oversaw child protection, prevention, and foster care for Yonkers, New York. She also served as deputy director of child protection for the NYC Administration for Children's Services. Norman has a master's in social work from Columbia University and a bachelor's in sociology from Binghamton University. She is a recipient of the Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission's Diversity Award, which honors individuals who work diligently to promote diversity and equality in the judicial system or in the community.
Menlo Innovations
Richard Sheridan is CEO of Menlo Innovations. While his focus has always been around technology, his passion is process, teamwork, and organizational design, with one inordinately popular goal: The business value of joy. Sheridan's software design and development team at Menlo Innovations didn't invent a new culture, but copied an old one—Edison's Menlo Park New Jersey lab.
Inc. Magazine revenue growth awards, invites to the White House, speaking engagements around the nation, numerous articles and culture awards, and so much interest, Menlo is doing a tour a day of the Menlo Software Factory™.
Sheridan recently wrote a book called Joy, Inc., which shares all he has learned about the effect of a culture focused on joy.
School Social Work
University of Michigan
As founder of Academy Coaching, Sally Schmall provides customized workshops as well as confidential career and leadership development coaching for nonprofit leaders across the country. Prior to founding Academy Coaching in 2008, she worked at the University of Michigan for over 15 years in roles ranging from organizational consulting to director of the faculty recruitment for the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. She has been teaching courses in nonprofit leadership and project management at the School of Social Work since 2000.
Henry J. Meyer Collegiate Professor of Social Work
School of Social Work
University of Michigan
John Tropman is a professor at the University of Michigan's School of Social Work and an adjunct professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
He teaches nonprofit management courses at the School of Social Work and organizational behavior and human resources management courses at the Ross School of Business. Additionally, Tropman teaches courses in effective decision making and creativity for the university's Executive Education program.
Tropman also has worked as a consultant for for-profit corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit human service organizations. He specializes in helping organizations with strategic planning, environmental scans, and developing product and service profiles.
He is an extensively published author, having written 40 books and many articles. Most recently, his books include Making Meetings Work (2003), The Total Compensation Solution (2001), Managing Ideas in the Creating Organization (1998), Do Americans Hate the Poor? (1998), and Nonprofit Boards, What to Do and How to Do It (1998). His many books discuss topics including community leadership, how to promote effective groups and group decision making, nonprofit governance, and public policy.
Tropman holds a joint doctorate in social work and sociology from the University of Michigan.
Co-Owner and Founding Partner
Zingerman's Community of Businesses
Zingerman's Roadhouse
Ari Weinzweig is co-owner, founding partner, and CEO of Zingerman's Community of Businesses in Ann Arbor, Michigan. While attending the University of Michigan as an undergraduate, Weinzweig began washing dishes in a local restaurant and soon discovered that he loved the food business. Along with his partner Paul Saginaw, Weinzweig started Zingerman's Delicatessen in 1982 with a $20,000 bank loan, a staff of two, a small selection of great-tasting specialty foods, and a relatively short sandwich menu.
Today, Zingerman's is an Ann Arbor institution—an organization of eight distinct businesses with over 750-person staff; annual sales approaching $55,000,000 a year; and a source of great food and great experiences for over 500,000 visitors every year.
Zingerman's was instrumental in the founding of Food Gatherers, a perishable food rescue program that delivers over a million pounds of food to people in need.
Vice President of Training & Organization Development
General Manager of InnoVisions
Neighborhood House Association
Sheryl White is one of the nation's leading consulting cultural psychologists and organizational development practitioners. She brings over 25 years of experience in providing leadership, workforce, and organization development consulting, facilitation, training, and coaching services. White specializes in helping leaders develop an organizational culture that is consistent with their desired vision and in developing interpersonal, cultural, and leadership competencies necessary to successfully inspire, influence, and lead strategic and culture transformation initiatives.
White is the vice president of training and organization development and general manager of InnoVisions at the Neighborhood House Association in San Diego. White, a board-certified coach, has served since 1999 as an executive coach and facilitator with the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL). For the second year in a row, CCL ranks No. 4 overall in the Financial Times worldwide survey of executive education. Since 1999, White has also served as a core adjunct professor at National University. She holds a bachelor's in psychology, master's in counseling, and a master's and doctorate in psychology. White is passionate about and very effective at inspiring honorable leadership and helping people work better—and better together—for the betterment of humanity.
Field Educator/Lecturer
School of Social Work
University of Michigan
Susan Wiant Crabb has more than 20 years in human services management including strategic planning, fund development, and board development. She is a strong negotiator and a creative problem solver who is passionate about the organization's mission and her team. She is currently a faculty member at the University of Michigan School of Social Work. Her role at the university is diverse—providing support, advocacy, problem solving, and crisis intervention to social work students and their volunteer field instructors. She also teaches executive leadership courses and has presented on leadership and organizational ethics at more than 12 different conferences.
Prior to joining the University of Michigan, Wiant Crabb was the president/CEO of HelpSource for four years. During her tenure, HelpSource raised more than $250,000 annually; served 6,000 clients ranging from youth in foster care to seniors; and ensured that each client received high-quality, continuous care. She also managed relationships and partnerships with the board of directors, clients, donors, volunteers, and community organizations.
Wiant Crabb has taught at both the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University as an adjunct professor. She was the recipient of the University of Michigan School of Social Work's 2016 Distinguished Lecturer Award. She was recognized for embracing the teacher-learner paradigm and approaching interactions and exchanges through a lens of lifelong/wide learning.
Nolan Dean and Professor of Management and Organizations
Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management
Cornell University
Lynn Perry Wooten is the J. Nolan Dean and Professor of Management and Organizations for Cornell University's Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. Prior to joining Cornell University, she was on the faculty at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business for almost two decades. At the Ross School of Business, she served as the senior associate dean for student and academic excellence and clinical professor of strategy, management and organizations. In this role, Wooten was responsible for developing and implementing transformational educational experiences for students inside and outside of the classroom through curricular initiatives, academic advising, student life activities, leadership development, and career planning.
Wooten's current research bridges theory and practice and focuses on positive organizing routines, diversity management practices, and crisis leadership, and her research has been published in journals such as Academy of Management Journal, American Behavioral Scientist, Human Resource Management, and Organizational Dynamics. She has written the book Leading Under Pressure: From Surviving to Thriving Before, During, and After a Crisis with Erika James and co-edited the book Positive Organizing in a Global Society: Understanding and Engaging Differences for Capacity Building and Inclusion with Laura Morgan Roberts and Martin Davidson. Her research has been funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH), Society of Human Resource Management, and Ford Foundation. Through her applied research projects, she has worked with many companies including Whirlpool, Google, and General Motors. She was also a scholar-in-residence at the Council of Michigan Foundations and partnered with foundations to develop inclusive leadership practices, diversity management systems, and equity policies.
Wooten is an alumna of the University of Michigan. She received her undergraduate degree from North Carolina A&T State University and her master's in business administration from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. Wooten is an active member of national volunteer leadership organizations including Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Jack & Jill of America, Ann Arbor Junior League, and The Links Inc.


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One of the UKs most dangerous plants is currently being forced out of Yorkshire, thanks to the efforts of the River Stewardship Company.
Giant Hogweed is a highly dangerous Non-Native Invasive Species which is traditionally found along riverbanks and canals. However it is slowly colonising habitats away from the water's edge; such as along footpaths and urban areas.
This invasive weed can grow up to 6m (20ft) high, with its leaves spanning 1.5m (5ft); seeing it towering over our native plants. But despite its size, it is its sap which renders this plant one of the countryside's most dangerous species; causing severe burns and blisters to the skin. Burns can last for many months, and sufferers can remain sensitive to light for years afterwards. As such, it poses a huge threat to the safety of cyclists, dog walkers and families alike.
In spring 2015 the River Stewardship Company, a social enterprise specialising in the management of riparian habitats, decided to change this. Working on sites across the Aire and Calder catchments in West Yorkshire, their team of operatives have been working tirelessly to eradicate the species from the area, successfully using a combination of cutting and spraying techniques to control its growth and spread.
Working for local riverside landowners, such as homeowners, regional businesses and national organisations, patches of all scales and sizes have been treated in order to restore safety to the public alongside enhancing local biodiversity. Their successful management method has even drawn media coverage across TV and Radio alike, and seen them become a regular sub-contractor for England's largest government waterways organisation, The Environment Agency.
Further information about controlling Giant Hogweed, as well as other Invasive species such as Japanese Knotweed and Himalayan Balsalm, can be located on the River Stewardship Company's website. Members of the public can also report the spread of invasive plants through the plant tracker app.
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Since 2008 I have been working in agencies in Stockholm and New York with customers like Electrolux, SAS, M&M, Bonnier, Pernod Ricard, Telia, Volkswagen, PwC, MTV and the Royal Opera.
I am passionate about creating solutions that are simple and fun to use. To make something difficult easier to use. I'm used to work in agile processes with teams and I love to be close to the development. Continuously I want to make user tests and prototypes to ensure we get the best solution for the end users.
It's important for me to constantly get new impressions and surprises to evolve as a designer and person. I have been practising music for almost my whole life. It started with playing the violin in a symphonic orchestra. When I was 14, my parents bought me my first guitar and that was the starting point of composing my own music. I later on attended high school of music, went to film school and had big plans to become a film composer. Eventually I learned that the industry wasn't that easy. Today I love to play and record music in my small home studio. My deep passion for composing music for film is something I love to do during longer weekends.
During 2017 I also attended an online MasterClass within Film Scoring with Hans Zimmer.
I also love science, even though I'm not an engineer. I love how we are able to fly to the moon, how we can observe the universe with the Hubble telescope. I believe the core of all designers has to be exploration. And in some point we all have a responsibility for technology not being used with bad will. I simply see myself as an explorer and gatekeeper.
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- Conducting workshops and design studios
- Conducting interviews and user tests
- UX strategy
- Create personas and user flows
- Information architecture
- Interaction design
- Prototyping
- Scrum methodology
- Conducting team workshops
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Valtech, Stockholm
Experience Designer
2015 - Present
Nansen, Stockholm
Interaction Designer
2013 - 2015
Doberman, Stockholm
Interaction Designer
2013 - 2013
DDB, Stockholm
Digital Designer
2009 - 2013
Firstborn, New York
Digital Designer
Certified ScrumMaster
Crisp, Stockholm
Digital Media
Hyper Island, Karlskrona
2007 - 2009
Understanding Group and Leader (UGL)
University of Gothenburg
2005 - 2006
Film & TV production
Kalix Folkhögskola
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- Find ideas from other areas than the field I work within.
- Try out different tools tailored for teambuilding and group dynamics.
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Songs of the Gorilla Nation: My Journey Through Autism
My friend recently told me about a book called Songs of the Gorilla Nation: My Journey Through Autism. Sounds cool!
"In this memoir, Dawn Prince-Hughes traces her personal growth from undiagnosed autism to the moment when, as a young woman, she entered the Seattle Zoo and immediately became fascinated with the gorillas." "Having suffered from a lifelong inability to relate to people in a meaningful way, Dawn was surprised to find herself irresistibly drawn to these great primates. By observing them and later, working with them, she was finally able to emerge from her solitude and connect to living beings in a way she had never previously experienced." Songs of the Gorilla Nation is more than a story of autism, is is a paean to all that is important in life. Dawn Prince-Hughes's evocative story will undoubtedly have a lasting impact, forcing us, like the author herself, to rediscover and assess our own understanding of human emotion.
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In the company of one of our stalwarts, Alan Taylor, and one of our new Trustees, Mary Ferriss, we'd like to invite you on a gently invigorating five-mile walk through the delightful countryside around Finchampstead. There may be a few undulations and muddy patches, but its walkability will have been thoroughly tested beforehand. Well-behaved dogs are very welcome.
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Matthew dedicates his season, "Heart of Soldier", to his cousin, Army Staff Sergeant William Alvin Allers, III.
Billy grew up in Fallston, MD and was assigned to the 198th Military Police Battalion, 75th Troop Command, Kentucky Army National Guard, Louisville, KY. He was killed Sept. 20, 2005 during Operation Iraqi Freedom when an improvised explosive device detonated near his convoy vehicle in the vicinity of Khalis, Iraq, north of Baghdad. He was 28 years old. For his sacrifice, he was presented the Bronze Star Medal, the Purple Heart, and the Combat Action Badge. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.
"Staff Sergeant Allers distinguished himself with exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service to our nation. His team was responsible for providing main supply route security, convoy escort security, area security, quick response force missions, and recovery asset security. This same team successfully completed over 150 combat patrols, and 50 security escorts, surviving more than 25 engagements with the enemy. Staff Sergeant Allers worked hard to keep high morale in his team and was a catalyst for the moral in our entire company. His absence is deeply missed by all of his fellow soldiers." - Iraq, Capt. Todd Linder, commander of the 617th MP Company.


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Self-publishers must pay all the costs in absence of a deal with a traditional book publisher, and hopefully the book will sell enough to earn it all back and more. But many writers look for financial help from the public in exchange for copies of the finished book, or other enticements.
I browsed 3 popular sites: indiegogo.com, kickstarter,com and gofundme.com.
Indiegogo seems popular with writers. Right off the bat, the "Writing" page lists a number of campaigns well on their way to achieving their goals of several thousands dollars in donations:
Postcards From Richard Siken has raised $9,000 of a projected $10,000 with a month to spare.
The Gift of Stuttering has raised $11,000.
Confessions of a Boudoir Photographer has raised $5,000.
My Life with the Shakespeare Cult has raised more than its $2,000 goal.
On Kickstarter, I see some unqualified successes:
The Storyteller's Dictionary goal was $6,000, yet with over a week to go the pledges are over $21,000.
Bike Boom -- The Book. The funding goal was 6,000 British Pounds and the pledges have topped 11,000.
The Boy Who Spoke to the Earth -- A Children's book. The goal was $25,000 and the pledges are at $39,000 with still 3 weeks to go.
Other campaigns are struggling a bit. Coffee Trail Book, a proposed book about stories from coffee houses in England, is hoping for 12,000 pounds but has raised just 600 with 10 days to go.
Moving over to Gofundme I see:
Kari Moroz garnered the $600 she had requested to "Help me get my book published!"
Eric Moss has raised $565 of a project $1,500 after only 3 days in his "Help bring my book to market" campaign.
Naomi HS has raised $1,060 of $4,500 after 5 days of the campaign "A Writer's Dream -- Nailah's Passion."
Writers offer standard enticements to reward donors for their help:
- a digital copy of the book
- a paper copy of the book
- a signed copy of the book
- a thank you on the acknowledgement page
- a signed photo of the author
- a personal meeting with the author
I wouldn't exactly call it a stampede of authors looking for crowdfunding. Some of those who tried have succeeded but others have failed. The successes have interesting stories behind them and have captured the attention of donors that something about the book or idea is worthwhile, or maybe just the person seems like someone who deserves support.
What's the downside? You may not reach your fundraising goal, and that could be discouraging. And if you do achieve your goal, you'll need to live up to the promises made, and hopefully nothing offered that you wouldn't really want to do, such as lunch with big donors.
What happens if someone achieves the financial goal but decides not to publish a book anyway, and can't see the project through? In other words, grab the money and provide nothing in return for all the donations, as has happened with some types of projects such as a board game at the link above? Possible lawsuits? Would anyone bother? Lifelong loss of personal reputation?


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The Emperor of Tertiary Education has no Clothes
Yobbo says what needs to be said about education.
Do you test people for skills they will need in the job, or do you take a look at their degree and them give them one of those stupid fucking questionaires that ask things like "Describe a time when you had a problem and solved it." or "Describe what you'd do in a situation if you had a problem with your boss."
Newsflash, morons: People study up on that shit and regurgitate canned answers. There are plenty of people around who will teach a course on how to pass it. It's not much of a secret.
The reality is that most university degrees are an absolute waste of time and money, and that employers have nobody but themselves to blame for that. Twenty years of recruiting based on credentials rather than ability have led to the degree factories that churn out graduates with no skills.
Here's a novel approach that you might like to try out: When recruiting for a position, set the applicant some tasks that reflect some things he or she will actually be doing in the job. You know, like replacing the toner in the printer, or showing the brainless-but-tenured personal assistant how to use the "fill down" feature in Excel. The applicant who does the best at these job-related tasks is going to be the person most suited for the job. Not the one with the most degrees.
The fact is that the emperor of tertiary education has no clothes. Unless you are recruiting an actual accountant or financial analyst, there's nothing you learn in a 3 year business degree that couldn't be better learned on-the-job in 2 weeks.
If you insist on recruiting graduates, then you must be prepared for the fact that they are not going to be any more skilled than your average 17 year old school leaver. The only real difference is that you'll have to pay them more, because they have rather large HECS debts.
The driving force behind all this nonsense is the state financial aid that subsidizes 'education' whether it is useful or not. Of course, no politician would actually suggest that perhaps education should be financed by private entities who evaluate the risk of giving of loan based on the potential for its repayment, which includes the nature of the degree to be acquired itself.
[i]If you insist on
[i]If you insist on recruiting graduates, then you must be prepared for the fact that they are not going to be any more skilled than your average 17 year old school leaver.[/i]
well now that seems a bit pedantic.
There are, of course,
There are, of course, exceptions. Graduates majoring in the hard sciences and engineering often have vital skills that those without degrees would not.
However, even in the exceptional fields too much is made of credentials, and not just at the recruiting stage. When I worked in software development some years back, one guy I worked with was the best debugger I've ever known by a long, long shot. He had no college degree.
Before too long he got hired away, because our company's idiotic policy wouldn't allow promotion of the non-degreed past a certain point, so his boss simply was not allowed to pay him what the market would bear for his services. One more example of how free competition punishes those who adopt stupid policies, I suppose.
The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal recently ran a story about how companies are asking recent college graduates for their SAT scores. What does this say about the value of a college degree?
Reminds me of an assertion
Reminds me of an assertion in the Bell Curve: the most reliable measure of a potential employee's utility is an IQ test. The SAT is a decent substitute.
As James O'Connor argued in
As James O'Connor argued in *Fiscal Crisis of the State*, federal aid to higher education is just another way of socializing the costs of big business. Government aid to vocational/technical education, military spending, and government funding of R&D, have together massively distorted the economy toward forms of production that otherwise would not have existed.
One argument that's always
One argument that's always heard in the debate over college athletics is how it's "unfair" that the NFL and NBA get a "free minor league system" via colleges. Nobody, especially in the media, ever thinks to point out that most businesses and industries use colleges for the exact same purpose.
There are, of course,
There are, of course, exceptions. Graduates majoring in the hard sciences and engineering often have vital skills that those without degrees would not.
Emphasis mine. As an engineering professonal who often conducts interviews, I can attest that tertiary education provides the opportunity to acquire useful skills. That opportunity is often missed. Most serious engineering firms, mine included, simply refuse to interview recent graduates.
The reality is that most university degrees are an absolute waste of time and money
Three years in which a focused person can dedicate themselves to study, learning and practice in a specific field are only wasted if one wastes them. A combination of social convention and government subsidy has, in my opinion, turned the college years into a sort of stepping-stone to adulthood. One is free from direct parental supervision and working at classes, but typically not as hard as one will be required to work at later jobs. They are years in which one tends to see a great deal of fuzzy "personal growth" and maturation, and drinking of course.
It seems like a small leap to attribute the waste of these years to a lack of valuation, which I in turn attribute to the all-too-familiar "sense of entitlement" that sets in after years of government handout.


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Recently I attended a British Council seminar with Dr Martin Lamb exploring the qualities and practice of inspiring teachers, and English language teachers in Indonesia and China in particular. The talk was incredibly interesting not only because of my fascination with everything to do with teaching and learning English, but because I got that extra little space to reflect on my own experiences and schooling. We were asked to think about a teacher who inspired us to develop a real passion for their subject or to be where we are right now. I will move on the teachers who inspired me, but bear in mind that there is an after-story as to how that relates to my PhD…
Did you have an 'inspiring teacher' at school?
A teacher who changed the way that you felt about a subject such that you put much more effort into learning it over the years?
The first teacher who really inspired me and made me passionate about a huge aspect of what I do now was my first English language teacher in high school. She contributed massively towards my positive attitude with English and developing my motivation to get better and better. Initially, when I started studying English in middle school, I used to hate it – it was not logical, it was difficult and the disparities between spelling and pronunciation made no sense to me… Having said that, look at me now! Massive jump to living and working in an English-speaking country and using the language a fair amount more than I use my first language… if that is not inspiration… What did she do, you'd ask. Well, she cared. She cared about me and every single child in our class. She cared about our day-to-day little troubles, she cared about us being happy before anything else. And she shared her passion, she was always enthusiastic, interesting and engaging, no matter how boring or difficult the particular topic was. She made me passionate about reading and exploring outside of the classroom and she built my confidence as a student but also a person! I am forever thankful to Ms Beleva!
The second story is about a teacher in the broad sense of the word. I was inspired by my supervisor but not so much in doing research as in re-exploring my misconceptions about science as a school subject. My supervisor is a Science PGCE lecturer among other things and early on in my PhD he suggested aspects of science education as an attempt to narrow down my research topic. To this, deep down I got worried. Science was never my subject of preference and I don't think I ever understood very much of it… But he encouraged me to go into schools and observe, to talk to teachers and children, to challenge my own understandings of what science is. As time has passed by I more and more realise that I am becoming passionate about science in schools, mostly about what children think about it and how they see it, but also in retrospection to my own experiences where I felt almost excluded for not grasping the basics. I know now that science is fun and I can understand it, at least the basics, I read about the teaching and learning of science and I sometimes check updates about the science departments at uni – again major leap in my confidence and growth as a person.
English and Science coming together
Interestingly enough, my PhD topic brings aspects of both those subjects together. I realised that last night while listening to Dr Lamb. Then I thought it must be a coincidence… But is it? Is it not the fact that I have been inspired by two amazing teachers to do what I do now, to care and be passionate, to believe that learning is a life-long process and to pursue the best of me through my research work? I think so!
The question is back to you. Did you have an inspiring teacher? What did they inspire you to achieve? You don't have to share, just think about it, I guarantee it will brighten up your day!


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Pastor Writer: The Calling and Craft of Christian Writing
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There are a lot of online resources for starting a blog, building an email list, and getting a book published. This isn't one of them. I want to ask deeper questions. How do you deal with insecurity as you write? How do you grow in the craft of writing Christian non-fiction? Where do the roles of pastor and writer intersect? How can you objectively evaluate your own writing? Join me as I interview pastors, authors, and writing experts in my own journey to better understand the calling and the craft of Christian writing.Read more »


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by Gayne C. Young
Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting, a group that vehemently opposes hunting bears over bait, with hounds, and by trapping, delivered more than 78,000 signatures to Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap's office on Monday in an attempt to ban such methods on November's ballot, The Bangor Daily News reports.
The group claims that the signatures were gathered in 417 cities and towns throughout the state over the last four months.
"This is a very important issue to Mainers across the state. Unfortunately, Maine has the notorious distinction of being the only state that allows all three of these inhumane, unsporting and unnecessary practices," Katie Hansberry, Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting Campaign Director, said upon delivering the signatures.
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife disagrees. According to a fact sheet put out by the agency, roughly 80 percent of bears taken in the state are…
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Matt Donovan
Matt Donovan (author page at Amazon) is the author of Vellum (Mariner, 2007), which won the 2008 Levis Reading Prize. His poetry or nonfiction have appeared in journals such as Poetry, Black Warrior Review, The Kenyon Review, The Threepenny Review, and Virginia Quarterly Review. He has received a 2011 Rome Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, a Pushcart Prize, the recipient of an NEA literature fellowship and a 2010 Whiting Award. He teaches at the College of Santa Fe, where he directs the creative writing department. (updated 10/2012)
AGNI has published the following work by Matt Donovan:
|•Bessie Smith's Last Recorded Song
|•Bullied Into Thoughts About the Body & Desire at the Colorado State Fair
|•Charlie Chaplin Dug Up & Ransomed: A Prayer
|•Elegy with Mistakes All through It
|•Fumbling with a Field Guide on the Back Arroyo Trail
|•House of the Faun, Pompeii
|•How Graceland's Decorator Landed the Gig
|•Monkey Mind: A Meditative Path to Perfection
|•Patio Lull with House Guest and View
|•"Perhaps We Are What We Want to Remember"
|•Rapture & the Big Bam
|•Saint Catherine in an O: A Song About Knives
|•The Scabbard of Limbs Means Flesh
|•Second Pilgrimage, Rodeo Nites
|•Thumb Trick
|•Two Songs About the Work of Hands
|•Van Gogh's First Sunday Sermon


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In line with its tradition, Magyar Posta is celebrating Christmas by issuing a postage stamp. The stamps have been produced in sheets containing fifty stamps, and in special five-stamp miniature sheets printed in gold colour ink. The stamp shows a graphic composition recalling a winter Christmas atmosphere, with a couple skating along a heart-shaped line.
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Christmas is the biggest Christian holiday after Easter. According to the decision made at the First Council of Nicaea, the remembrance day of the earthly birth of Jesus Christ is the celebration of joy, peace, family and childhood, of home and homeland. Despite the fact that traditional Christmas is a feast of Christianity, many non-Christians throughout the world celebrate Christmas as a feast of human love.
An interesting detail related to the stamps is that there is a micro writing in four languages hidden in the skating track ("BOLDOG KARÁCSONYT! – MERRY CHRISTMAS – FROHE WEIHNACHTEN! – JOYEUX NOЁL!"), which serves as a security element.
The use of graphic elements, the specially illustrated barcode and the festival inscriptions placed on the sheet margin make the printing sheet containing 50 stamps even more interesting. Some of these elements can be found also on the margin of the sheet that connects to the miniature sheet. The barcode used for a special envelope has also been made to match the spirit of the holiday.


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