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The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison
Résumé de l'exposé
The Bluest Eye was written by Toni Morrison. It is the first of her novels and contains a number of autobiographical elements. The story is set in the town called Lorain. This was the town in which Morrison had earned her early childhood. It is a story which is told from the point of view of a nine-year-old girl Claudia Mac Teer. Morrison associates her childhood with that of Claudia's as the novel is built around the phase of 1941 which was circling around the time of America's Great Depression. In Morrison's association with Claudia, it is revealed that the MacTeer family just like the Morrison's family struggled to make ends meet during the time of the Great Depression. Morrison grew up listening to her mother singing and her grandfather playing the violin, just as little Claudia does in the novel. In the novel's epilogue, Morrison explains that the story developed from a conversation that took place between herself and an elementary school girl who was fascinated and longed to have blue eyes. Morrison was pondering about this conversation in the 1960s and the highlight of that year was the formation of the cultural movement ?Black is Beautiful'. This movement was working towards reclaiming the African-American beauty. In the light of this scenario and the act of dwelling into a basal angelic conversation did Morrison's first novel ?The Bluest Eye' arrive.
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- Toni Morrison's Biography
- Autobiographical Elements in The Bluest Eye
- Brief Summary of the novel
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[...] Not only do her parents and pets refuse to play with her, but they seem to refuse any direct communication with her. When Jane approaches her mother to play, the mother simply laughs, which makes us wonder if the mother actually is, as we have been told, ?very nice.? When she asks her father to play, her father only smiles. The lack of connection between sentences mirrors the lack of connection between the individuals in this story. Morrison uses this technique to emphasize how lessons are often ?drummed? into children at an early age until the lesson become fact. [...]
[...] The master had said, are ugly people.' They had looked about themeselves and saw nothing to contradict the statement [ . ] And they took the ugliness in their hands, threw it as a mantle over them, and went about the world with p.28 The way each Breedlove deals with this ugliness gives the reader insight into their character. Mrs. Breedlove uses her ugliness for ?support of a role she frequently imagined was (p.29) Cholly and Sammy use their ugliness as an excuse for being violent toward others. [...]
[...] Beauty is the second theme of the novel introduced in this chapter. Morrison most notably uses the cultural icon of Shirley Temple hugely popular child actress of the day) and the popular children's dolls of the 1940s to illustrate mass culture's influence on young black girls. Claudia naively takes apart the doll to search for its beauty: I had only one desire: to dismember it. To see of what it was made, to discover the dearness, to find the beauty, the desirability that had escaped me, but apparently only (p.14) She has not yet learned that beauty is a matter of cultural norms and that if the doll is considered beautiful it is because the culture she lives in believes that whiteness is superior. [...]
[...] -The story developed out of a conversation Morrison had in elementary school with a little girl longing for blue eyes. Brief Summary of the novel Prologue The Dick-and-Jane Narrative Second part written in italics: narration by an unnamed narrator. Autumn: Chapter pp. 5-23 Theme of injustice: being a child, being poor, being a woman, being black Theme of beauty: racism distorts beauty standards Love-hate relationship between blacks and whites Pecola's desire to internalize white values Coming of age Autumn, Chapter pp.24-27 Shift in narration Playright's instructions for a set, sympbolic objects No positive symbols in the Breedloves's home, only suffering and degradation Autumn, Chapter pp.28-44 The Breedloves's ugliness Pecola's longing for blue eyes The three prostitutes, happy without society's acceptance The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison Toni Morrison's Biography Toni Morroson was born Chloe Anthony Wofford in 1931 in Lorain, Ohio. [...]
[...] John Bishop wrote in his article called ?Morrison's The Bluest and published in 1993: ?Morrison makes clear that the community has failed to save Pecola, and this failure is figured as blindness?, for indeed, what destroys Pecola most, is that the Mr. Yacobowski does not even see her (p.36). After she leaves the grocery store, she briefly experiences a healthy anger, but it gives way to shame. She decides dandelions are ugly, whereas blonde, blue- eyed Mary Jane, pictured on the candy wrapper, is beautiful: ?Anger is better. There is a sense of being in anger. A reality and presence. An awareness of worth. [...]
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The year 2016 will be Hollywood's lowest grossing annual stretch at the boxoffice since 2008, President Obama's first inauguration – America's so called moment of post-racial unity (oh, ignorance was bliss). Since that time though, films with black lead actors have been drastically reduced. Some say it is because more and more black film stars such as, Don Cheadle, Taraji P. Henson and Kerry Washington
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From rugged coastlines to old-growth forests to orchid-carpeted swamplands, Ontario Nature's reserves safeguard the province's most imperilled habitats.
By Brian Banks
It's a few degrees below zero, but the March midday sun beats warmly with the promise of spring. The rays and a semi-hardened snowpack, broken only by tracks of otters and other small animals, makes walking through thickets of aspen, poplar, maple and ash relatively easy.
We're a party of five, working our way up the north side of the 39-hectare Altberg Wetland Nature Reserve, two kilometres southwest of Balsam Lake in the Kawarthas. The wetland, one of Ontario Nature's 22 nature reserves around the province, was acquired in 1983, along with a second, bigger property about 30 kilometres north. The portion that we are trekking across is a modest chunk of a much larger, provincially significant marsh and forest swamp complex extending all the way to the lake, which had remained largely unstudied until 2007. That's when the Kawartha Field Naturalists signed on with Ontario Nature as local stewards and began the first inventories of plants, animals and other features of the property.
It still holds secrets, however. Three of the group on today's hike are club members, and another, Mark Carabetta, is Ontario Nature's conservation science manager and head of its nature reserves program. They're here to post boundary markers and, of all things, locate and investigate a locked shed that was recently spotted in the undergrowth – previously undiscovered, despite four years of intermittent exploration and nearly 30 years of Ontario Nature ownership. The reserve "is untamed," says Eric Davis, Kawartha Field Naturalists' steward for the Altberg wetland. "One has to be careful not to get lost in there."
Stepping off the road and into the wilderness is an appropriate introduction not only to the wetland, but also to a constellation of important vulnerable habitats, threatened and endangered species, vital ecosystems and stirring landscapes that make up Ontario Nature's reserve network. The undisturbed wilderness makes clear the reserve network's purpose: the preservation and protection of critical habitat in order to safeguard the existence of endangered plants and animals.
Think of the reserves as microcosms of the best natural areas that the province has to offer – from the rugged Great Lakes coastline near Sault Ste. Marie, to orchid-carpeted swampland in the Ottawa Valley, to old-growth forests near Owen Sound. Ontario Nature reserves, ranging in size from four to 471 hectares, protect more than 2,400 hectares in total. "Our mandate focuses on properties that are provincially significant," says Carabetta. "We're targeting wetlands, shorelines, alvars, woodlands, rare species habitat."
The newest reserve is Malcolm Bluff Shores on the Bruce Peninsula, the result of a three-phase, three-year acquisition process (in partnership with the Bruce Trail Conservancy) that, when completed in 2012, will be Ontario Nature's second-largest reserve. Since 2000, Ontario Nature has acquired four new reserves, and in the same period at least as many existing reserves have been expanded. The process takes time: potential lands must be evaluated, purchases often require lengthy fundraising and, says Carabetta, each new reserve needs a volunteer local steward– "Ontario Nature's eyes and ears on the property" – and adds to the workload of managing the network.
The stewards' role is vital. Most individual stewards, like Davis, are members of local naturalists clubs. Direct involvement not only supports the reserve program, but access to the properties enables the clubs to fulfill their own mandates – protecting habitat, conducting research and providing education and recreation for the public. Davis, a former high school science teacher, has been working with local community college students at Altberg. "One of the best things is our involvement with the students," he says. "They come in and get very good experience in a variety of areas." Elsewhere, Doug Lonsdale, a member of the Saugeen Field Naturalists and the head of the stewardship committee for the 280-hectare Kinghurst Forest Nature Reserve near Owen Sound, describes his work as "a labour of love." His organization does regular monitoring, trail clearing and upkeep, leads tours and works in tandem with Ontario Nature on research and forest maintenance. "It's been great," says Lonsdale. "Our aim is to protect and preserve it as it is."
How does Ontario Nature choose a reserve?
Ontario Nature is continually working to expand its nature reserve system, but because of the time, expense and effort required to evaluate and then maintain new properties, the organization does so selectively. About one-third to a half of Ontario Nature's reserves were purchased directly; the rest came via donations or bequests. In all cases, lands are selected only if they meet the reserve program's first priority: to protect the best of Ontario's remaining most imperilled and vulnerable habitats.
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Having brought their original, traditional bluegrass sound to audiences in the USA, Canada and Western Europe since 1981, The Shady Grove Band will open the second season of "Fall for Habitat," family concerts at Chapel Hill's University Baptist Church to benefit Habitat for Humanity. The Shady Grove Band tours internationally, but local appearances featuring the Chapel Hill based ensemble's powerhouse picking, strong new songs, and noted harmonies happen only about once a year. The show begins at 8 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 13, at the University Baptist Church in Chapel Hill. Suggested donations are $10 adults, students $7, and $5 for children younger than 10. For details call 942-2157. --Art Menius
For those of you who want to support Habitat but aren't necessarily into bluegrass, check out St. John's Metropolitan Community Church's gospel concert Saturday, Sept. 14, from 6 to 8 p.m. St. John's Habitat for Humanity International Fundraising Committee organized the concert, featuring groups and performers like Elizabeth Reep, Rose Martin, Bradley Watkins, the Imani Ensemble, NU Souls and St. John's MCC's own Joyful Morning Choir. Clap your hands and get on down to N.C. State University's Stewart Theatre. Tickets are $10; call 834-2611 for information.


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I managed to miss posting something on St David's Day at the start of the month. As an adopted Welshman – I lived there for 20 years (and would move back in a heartbeat if the opportunity arose), so that surely bestows some sort of honorary status upon me, right? – I can only hang my head in shame.
But today is St Patrick's Day, which I spent many a happy night celebrating when I lived in Cardiff, even though I have absolutely no Irish connections whatsoever, unless you count my parents retiring there (and subsequently moving back).
That's the thing about St Patrick's day: nobody cares if you're Irish or not, as long as you have a drink in your hand, as was proven by the copious amounts of drunks I encountered on this day when I used to live near Holloway Road.
Here's a bloody great, if ever so slightly obvious tune, to mark the occasion:
The Pogues – The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn
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AceShowbiz - Michael Rapaport has been praised for stopping a man from opening an emergency door on a plane mid-flight.
The Atypical actor sprang into action on an American Airlines plane on Saturday morning, June 23, according to editors at TMZ, after an unnamed passenger had asked flight crew for directions to the bathroom about an hour into the flight.
After seeing that the man was attempting to open the emergency exit door, Rapaport and another passenger apprehended him, at which point flight crew stepped in.
The man explained he was confused, and after speaking with the crew members, he was able to return to his seat for the duration of the flight.
Fox Sports director Ted Kenney, who was also a passenger on the flight, took to Twitter soon after the experience and noted that Rapaport "just stopped a guy on our plane from opening (an) emergency door. No joke. Mr. New York jump right up and stopped it, no hesitation".
He also told his Twitter followers that the Deep Blue Sea star shot up out of his seat and rushed to the area between the bulkhead and the bathroom and yelled: "What the f**k are you doing?".
@MichaelRapaport just stopped a guy on our plane from opening emergency door. No joke. Mr New York jump right up and stopped it, no hesitation. Thanks Mike!!!— Ted Kenney (@TedKenney3D) June 23, 2018
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"Mike continues yelling so I jump up and rush up to Michael as does some Big 3 players," Kenney wrote. "I get to the bulkhead and Michael has this guy by the collar and manhandling him away from the emergency exit door. Michael tells us he was trying to open the door. Crew and staff where all in the back of the plane so nobody was looking out for our safety except Mr. New York".
I see Michael shoot up out of his seat and rush to the area just between the bulkhead and the bathroom and yell "what the f%&* are you doing?" Mike continues yelling so I jump up and rush up to to Michael as does some Big 3 players.— Ted Kenney (@TedKenney3D) June 23, 2018
Following the mid-flight altercation, Rapaport posted a video on Twitter explaining there had been an incident and credited basketball players Glen "Big Baby" Davis and Baron Davis, who were also on the flight, for helping him detain the passenger.
"We had an incident on the plane," the 48-year-old said. "We're waiting for the fire marshal to come. We had a f**king incident, for real".


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St. Augustine, Florida (PRWEB) August 30, 2013
Singular Payments, a provider of innovative payment solutions for sophisticated markets, is pleased to announce its partnership with RevChain Solutions (RCS), a global supplier of management solutions and related technology. RevChain, located in Boca Raton, Florida, will be launching a new, fully integrated bill payment module that will be powered by Singular Payments and offered to existing and future RevChain clients through its platform for convergent billing and customer management.
Excited about the partnership, Vaden Landers, Chairman & Managing Partner of Singular Payments, stated, "It is our expectation that the Singular Payments solution will enable RCS clients to leap forward in terms of control and ease as it relates to managing their payments. Our innovative solution with an elegant user interface, intelligent content delivery, and management tools will make payment processing easier than ever and help each client build stronger relationships with their customers, those who will be using these systems to access their bills and make payments on-line."
RCS believes that the success of each client depends upon having effective and efficient operational systems making it easier for service providers to track and manage customers and revenues, dynamically change and grow service offerings, and automate and streamline operational performance. By offering its clients a competitively priced payment module with a Savings Guarantee for the handling of non-cash transactions, RCS expects it will be able to deliver a higher level of service, support and savings. Additionally, this module eliminates the need for a variety of custom, and very costly, interfaces with third party payment providers and offers all payment methods (Web, IVR, Kiosk, etc.) and all payment types (credit, debit & ACH) through a single unified payment platform. This platform will further enhance the effectiveness and overall efficiency of its billing and customer management solutions.
Commenting on today's announcement, Bill Woodruff, Regional Vice President of Sales for RCS said, "For more than a decade, we have helped providers worldwide adapt to and compete in a highly competitive market. Today, we offer a broad portfolio of billing and OSS solutions that deliver unprecedented levels of efficiency and automation, while allowing providers to maximize their current investment in systems and technology. The partnership with Singular Payments is a natural extension of our current capabilities, and affords us the opportunity to meet customer demand relating to the simplification of bill presentment & payment."
Creating a unique value proposition for its clients, RCS intends to leverage technology, billing and payment system architecture, years of relevant industry expertise, in combination with Singular's innovative "One Flat Rate" merchant pricing strategy and revolutionary Savings Guarantee.
"We are very excited about the opportunity to align ourselves with the professionals at RevChain, and look forward to joining them in their efforts to deliver best-in-class billing and customer management solutions," Landers added.
For more information, please contact Vaden Landers at Singular Payments at 877-829-2170, x. 7008, via email vlanders(at)singularpayments(dot)com, or visit the Singular Payments website at http://www.SingularPayments.com.
About Singular Payments
Singular Payments is a leading provider of electronic payment solutions within the Dental, Veterinary, Optometry, Medical, Specialty Retail, Utility & other Electronic Bill Pay verticals. Singular Payments currently processes nearly $1 billion in annual sales for businesses all across the country. The company prides itself on being one of the most highly recommended and endorsed merchant services providers in the industry today.
About RevChain
RevChain Solutions (RCS) is a global provider of management solutions specializing in the design and implementation of modular and end to end systems for convergent service providers requiring the expeditious processing of high transactional volumes. Leveraging years of experience serving the provider market, a deep understanding of the billing process, and the most advanced open technologies, RCS has developed the premier platform for convergent billing and customer management. From its patented rating engine and distributed architecture to its proven interoperability with other core business systems, RevChain provides an innovative, practical solution that improves the speed and quality of every customer transaction.
RCS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Windstream Corp., a leading provider of advanced network communications, including cloud computing and managed services, to businesses nationwide. The company also offers broadband, phone and digital TV services to consumers primarily in rural areas. Windstream has more than $6 billion in annual revenues and is listed on the S&P 500 index.


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What releases have you had out?
Hmmm I have several releases like "How U Luv That", "Playa Status", "Speaker Muzik", "Block 2 Block", out now also various mixtapes on http://www.datpiff.com/
What are the websites people buy the releases?
iTunes, http://www..sosouth.com/ http://www.cdbaby.com/ and many more just google them.
What artists have you worked with?
I have worked with K-Rino, Murder One, Rapper-K, Shan-No, LATE, Jai Boo, Tricksta and many more on the underground.
You have got your on record label tell us about that?
Yeah my label is called Glowbal Ent. and we been up and runnin 2007 started by me and my cousin MoCity Beau built on helping up and coming artists.
What is the website for the lable?
The new site is in the works and coming soon.
The new release is a EP called "Go Hard" and its based on how I was feeling just touching on various subjects its still packed with raw flows from club bangers to laidback riding music to bump in the trunk.
Have you got a youtube channel?
My youtube channel is www.youtube.com/DOPEBOYDIGITAL
If people want to get in contact with you or live shows or collaborations whats the best way?
Well the best way to get intouch with me is thru www.facebook.com/thugstar713 or twitter@thugstar so feel free to inbox me a message and i will holla back.
What else have you got planned for the rest of the year?
Well I got a couple of projects on deck to drop like my Ackin Bad album and Naked Truth mixtape also Street Bangers volume 1 im also in the studio workin on a new album called Respect The Hustle & my group album Filthy Rags.
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When a genre grows in popularity, like synth-pop, it becomes extremely difficult for a band to separate itself from the masses. Songs and even albums begin to sound like the other and trying to differentiate one group from the next becomes an arduous task. Now imagine what it's like for people who write about music and trying to choose which band to feature. In the end, it comes down to trusting your instincts and emotions, asking onself which band's album moved you physically, emotionally, and psychologically? Who made you reflect on an event or time in your life? Who made you say, "Wow", and even "Ooh"?
That "Wow" moment for me when listening to Pr0files' debut album, Jurassic Technologie, occurred during at the third song, "Call Yourself A Lover". Originally released more than two years ago when long-time friends Lauren Pardini and Danny Sternbaum reunited to form the band, Sternbaum's patient production and sparse usage of beats and textures gives the song a dark and haunting effective. It is Pardini's regretful and sorrowful vocals, however, that gives the song it's raw emotion.
The "Ooh" moments are plentiful. The one track that stands out from the rest is "Like A Knife". On the one hand, it is sensual and sultry. On the other hand, there is a slow grace and smoothness to the track, where you feel like your body is easily moving to the hypnotic beats and Pardini's dazzling vocals. "Forgive" and "Get It Up", meanwhile, exude the dark synth-pop of the late '80s and early '90s – music that was intentionally sexy yet immersive. "Luxury" gravitates to contemporary electro-pop, where it tiptoes the fine line of becoming a full-blown EDM track or being a euphoric, blissful pop tune. Then there is the opening track, "Empty Hands", which literally will have you "oohing" during the chorus.
Yes, the familiarity remains in Pr0files' debut album, but it's an unexpected one. Pardini and Sternbaum aren't attempting to blow our ears out with hard beats and all sorts of effects. Instead, they're taking synth-pop to intimate levels, much like what was done in the '80s. Jurassic Technologie is, as such, a reminder that synth-pop can still move people through subtlety and grace. It might be a romanticized ideal, but then again Pr0files have just proved it can be a reality.
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It's just over five years since our niche expert team came together with a 'not the norm approach' to business. We are very focused in what we do with a nerd-like passion, we have an unintentional female bias to the team and, we are 100% virtual. Reflecting on our award success made me realise just how much we've learnt about running a virtual business. We are really slick as a team and that's down to a few key learnings which I wanted to share for anyone else considering running a business this way.
First, let me tell you a little bit about our business. We are a specialist team of 10 full-time people dotted across the UK and the globe. Supported by a virtual team of 20+. We have team members in Yorkshire, Kent, the Cotswolds, Oxford, London, Australia, Paris and New York and work with global tech brands. We deliver value proposition and partner marketing – in fact over the last five years we have developed over 300 technology-based value propositions, and 120 go-to-market plans with 60+ global brands. In order to do this at scale we needed to be super slick and agile. What has this taught us that we can share with anyone wanting to grow a virtual business? Here are six insights as a starter:
1. Make the most of enterprise cloud software, it will transform how you work.
What we do would not have been possible 10 years ago as we rely on a range of software which has step by step digitally transformed how we work. We use HubSpot for CRM and marketing and Active Collaboration for project management and workflow, Huddle for secure storage, Xero for accounts and of course, Microsoft Office 365 and Skype for business. All this rich industrial software allows our virtual team to work collaboratively and professionally in a secure and complaint way regardless of where they are based. It saves time and money every day and stops us being reliant on individuals.
2. Digitalise your IP
Businesses like ours typically are full of 'big brains' but you need to scale and give customers consistency. So, it's key to digitalise your IP (Intellectual Property) which goes beyond using off-the-shelf software. To achieve this our latest initiative is to build an end-to-end digital work flow for our methodology (Discover, Build, Activate, Measure) . This will ensure consistency regardless of location or marketing consultant delivering the proposition or go to market plan. We believe this is critical for any IP-based virtual business to truly scale.
3. Create a virtual version of a 'real office' structure to ensure best practice
We have a virtual CFO, virtual HR Director and a virtual accounts team. These ensure our physically disparate team get the same level of support as in an office, such as health and safety checks and meet the necessary GDPR compliance and working regulations. We run monthly 1:1 reviews, all have objectives and personal development plans; all the good stuff you'd expect. Just because you are physically dispersed doesn't mean you should stop these best practices. Governance and tracking is also critical to keep any team, especially a virtual one, focused on business priorities.
4. Daily video 'scrum' with your team to stay emotionally connected
Even though there are hundreds of miles between us all (sometimes 1000's) we all see each other pretty much every day (on video). We make sure we have time for social chat before getting down to the business priorities of the day and ensuring we deliver what our customers need. When this doesn't happen, people lose that connection and aren't as aligned. Seeing people is so important – so even if you are wearing your running kit or pyjamas, it's video on!
5. Work extra hard to listen to your customers
We spend face-to-face time with all our customers but many work with us virtually – in the US, Australia South Africa and across Europe. For any business, but especially a virtual one, it's important to listen. We are continually listening to our customers informally and formally. Last year we ran our first annual customer listening and have developed our business based on this. We are massive believers in continuous improvement and for any virtual business you have to work extra hard to keep your ear to the ground.
6. Prioritise face-to-face time
We spend time with our customers regularly in person and as a team every eight weeks. We love the flexibility of being virtual but we love it most as it means we can dedicate our face-to-face time with our clients, on their sites, understanding their businesses and stakeholders – be that in London, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Stockholm or Mumbai. We also need to have fun and stay connected as a team.
Fresh thinking is one of our core business values and as we continue to grow, we continue to learn. I'm sure in another 5 years I can add to this list but for now I hope you take some insight from our journey so far and thank you all the people that have helped us get where we are.
Helen Curtis
How to be a great PX champion!
With 75% of world trade now going through the indirect sales channel, partner experience (PX) is fast becoming just as important as customer experience (CX).
When we surveyed some of the leading global technology brands, in conjunction with The University of Huddersfield, we found out just how important the experience and maturity of partner marketers was related to their ability to develop successful partner relationships. Being able to pull on a wide knowledge base and understanding really was key to being able work effectively with partners, yet this is often an area that is overlooked or under-resourced.
Take customer experience for example – we all know how important delivering the best CX is and businesses across the world are investing heavily in CX champions. But the reality is, they only have one strategy to develop and manage (albeit a very important one!). A partner marketeer, on the other hand, needs to consider two strategies when it comes to PX; how they manage this in their own organisations AND with their partners. And don't forget, most partner marketeers will be responsible for multiple partner relationships.
A PX champion needs to be passionate about every single one of their partners. They will need to invest significantly in getting to know them, what makes them tick etc, to understand how best they can work together and create the most value for both organisations.
There are a number of character traits that make a successful partner marketeer:
What do you need to do to make sure your partners really value you?
Step 1 – understand who your partners are
Once you have completed all these steps, you will be able to outline your PX strategy and set about creating the very best experience for your partners and helping both organisations achieve your sales goals and business objectives.
To find out more about the tools and methodologies we have to help speed up this process, contact Jo.
Jo Dunkley.
With limited resources and budgets, partners are looking to their vendors to go the extra mile with relevant, targeted marketing content.
Whether you are creating content for partners, or wanting content support from your vendors, there is one message coming out loud and clear from our research. For marketing content to drive positive actions and create leads, it must show a real understanding of the intended audience, be crafted specifically for their needs and weave together the expertise and USPs of both vendor and partner to create differentiation. This can only be achieved through the development of close partner marketing relationships and a structured, collaborative approach to joint go-to-market campaigns.
Vendor-produced content has always played a significant role in partner marketing. With massive pressure on resources and budgets, many partner marketers view good vendor content as an efficient and effective way to differentiate themselves – but the reality is slightly different.
Our recent survey of partner marketers looked at the true opinions around vendor content. Whilst the appetite for content is clearly high, partners are only really going to use it if it is targeted, relevant, and personalised.
So, how do you get more partners to use the content you produce? Here are our recommendations:
Think about: working with proposition development specialists and market experts can help ensure your content starts with customer needs first.
Think about: engaging a 3rd-party agency to help create tailored content and doing a 'final-mile' spin to personalise it.
Think about: aligning your messaging with your partners is critical; developing content that matches joint go-to-market themes to get the best results.
Think about: developing the right type content AND the right ways to share it. 70% of respondents said they would prefer to have content emailed directly to them (70%) and also wanted support to discuss and understand the content.
There is no doubt marketing content plays a hugely important role throughout the end-to end customers buyers' journey. Investing the time and effort in creating powerful, differentiated content that can be tailored with partners and personalised to your joint customer's specific needs, is worth its weight in gold. Not only will it help bring in leads quicker, it will also go a long way to you help you in developing profitable long-term relationships with your partners.
To find out more and access the full survey results, click here.
Hilary Salzman
Director & Head of Value Proposition Development
How the traditional AIDA (attention, interest, desire, action) model has shifted in the post-digital era and what this means to B2B marketers.
In a post-digital world, a new customer path is being defined, it moves from being a very personal path, where individuals determined what they thought about brands – to those people being much more heavily influenced by the 'community' surrounding them. Not only that, but loyalty has shifted too – once defined as retention and re-purchase, in this new model, it's now defined by a willingness to be an advocate – for example leaving a TripAdvisor review, or tagging a favourite brand in an Instagram post.
Like AIDA however, it's nice and easy to remember - it's the 5 A's; Aware, Appeal, Ask, Act, Advocate. The trick for us marketers is to create impact at every stage. For example, using interesting thought leadership content to get on the buyers long list of brands at the AWARE stage, creating WOW factors that APPEAL on a personal level and ensuring relevant information is easily available for the ASK stage. Engaging customers at the ACT stage and make sure their user experience is positive and memorable. And, finally encouraging and incentivising them to become ADVOCATES who tell your story for you. Something which is often more powerful than any other marketing tactics.
Think about: Carefully consider the channels you use at each stage linked to the buyer's preferences. Use a combination of digital and physical – for example social media and blogs are great for AWARE but your buyer might want face-to-face contact with sales at the ASK staff.
Hilary Salzman
Director & Head of Value Proposition Development
The importance of not forgetting your buyers are real people. Top tips on how to bring humans into your B2B marketing.
It's so tempting to talk about tech – be it IoT, Botnets, cloud, AI – as it's all very cool. We see lots of examples of where the marketing story is very technical, and that's fine if you understand it. But more than often we are talking to C-level or senior technical people, who know the principles and buzz words, but can't necessarily make the connections between the tech and what it makes possible; how it saves lives, how it protects the environment, how it enables people to serve customers better. It's all about real life people.
Plus, when all is said and done, even when we are selling businesses, the most complex innovation, we are still just talking to humans. Humans who have lives outside of work, humans who have aspirations, passions, dislikes and values – all things that consciously or subconsciously, affect their decisions and behaviours.
It's interesting to look at some of the marketing classics such as Kotler who said:
In human-centric marketing, marketers approach customers as humans – minds, hearts and spirit and this is where it touches ABM and profiling. But it's not just about functional needs but also emotional needs, addressing anxieties and desires. A great starting point is to listen deeply to clients with empathy and immersive research. This could be looking at online communities such as CSO's or cyber communities.
We hear lots of businesses say that they do customer-centric marketing, but not many do human-centric – the reality is that much of it is really product-centric and paying lip service to customer-centric. So, what do you need to do about it?
We've worked on a project recently that has really brought the power of this to life. It was great because these clients had a clear view on what they wanted, and were willing to try something new. We were looking at workplace technology – we hardly talked about technology at all. It was all about the individual's happiness at work. We still made the important connections to the product, but we brought it to life with stories. It was a great balance between human-centric and product-centric.
Think about: Firstly, always make sure you are clear on who you are talking to and put yourself in their shoes. This is a great leveler and enables you to sanity check if your content is slipping back into being product-centric. Then, take it to the human level. Really get under the skin of what is happening for your targets – both work and personally. This will instinctively shift you to a new level of conversation that is more relevant and appealing to customers.
Hilary Salzman
Director & Head of Value Proposition Development
Connecting with confidence. How to make sure your sales teams feel confident speaking to customers about solutions.
Over the years of doing product marketing the challenge has always been making sure your sales team feel confident talking to customers about your solutions. Helping them connect from a business challenge to a solution or product without feeling uncomfortable or out of their depth. So, how do you help them make that connection and bolster their sales efforts?
It's all about creating a great story for them to tell in order to create more meaningful conversations. A story which, in really simple terms, tells what's happening in the customer's world, how it is impacting them and what your business can do to help. This means not bamboozling sales teams with technical solution information or complex PowerPoint, but instead providing the story in bite size chunks – conversation starters – that they can relate to and easily learn.
Also, think about what the "golden thread" is for your story – the one thing that connects everything across your business, and make sure this sits at the heart of all your content.
Think about: Creating tools for sales to help them bring the story to life without having to spend time interpreting it, for example interactive presentations, videos, case studies and sound bites.
Hilary Salzman
Director & Head of Value Proposition Development
In a study by the CMO council, 85% of respondents viewed partnerships and alliances as essential or important to their businesses. Yet, almost half reported high failure rates (failure rate of 60% or more).
In today's more complex world, where customers are demanding solutions to their many IT and business challenges – not just point products, this is a rather grim statistic. Partnerships nowadays can be make or break for so many vendors and systems integrators. So how do you make sure the investment you put into your relationships is seen through all the way to the fruition of pipeline and closed sales?
Let's start by looking at what things can go wrong during the lifecycle of partnership:
Whatever the reason, the pathway to a successful partnership is often a rocky one. In my experience, without having the basic foundations in place, any of the factors above will be enough to stop a relationship in its tracks. Once that happens, it can be a hard slog to get it back to where it was – with faith lost on both sides.
In our research carried out with the University of Huddersfield, we discovered just how important human factors were: rapport, proactive communication, honest conversations. Being able to establish and maintain a solid relationship, even when things do change, is essential. Committing to a joint plan, with shared objectives and having the right governance and controls in place to deliver that will go a long way. If people move on, or the business shifts, you always have something solid to refer back to and adjust as you go.
Likewise, culture. Establishing a top-down, as well as bottom-up approach to partnering, will ensure the whole business is behind the relationship that is not dependant on a single person to keep the partnership afloat.
And finally, strategy. Ensuring your marketing strategy supports partner marketing will ensure plans are realised and executed, as they will form an essential component to you hitting your KPIs and delivering your numbers.
Partnerships and Partner Marketing are here for the long-haul and can bring untold benefits to your business if managed correctly. This means having the right processes, plans and regular communication in place across all levels of both partner businesses. By doing this you will be able to catch issues early on, work proactively to overcome them and ensure you see an increase in your pipeline as a reward for all your hard work and investment.
Have you experienced stop-start in your partnerships? How have you overcome these problems? We would love to hear from you, join the discussion and have your say email@example.com or @coterieMktg.
Helen Curtis
Founding Director
I've been working in the IT sector for more years than I care to remember, and it's never been short of jargon.
In fact, I have to confess that like most marketers, I love the buzz words! In this article in BBN Times we discovered about the top 5 tech buzz words for 2018 – Quantum Computing, Dark Data, Microservices, Digital Detox, and Actionable Analytics.
Just recently however, I've noticed it's stepped up a gear. With the speed of innovation and digital transformation becoming a reality for pretty much every business, the industry has gone into overdrive.
Do we need to put a health warning on these buzz words? Probably.
The layers of change which organisations are now going through, and the demand that this has placed on vendors and systems integrators to respond with the very latest services and solutions, has brought about a whole new language. Virtualisation, SD-WAN, agile cloud, hyper converged infrastructure, function as a service, I could go on forever. What does it actually all mean?
Every business I speak to is after the same thing – they want to be able to show their end-customers that they can help them meet their needs and achieve their goals better than anyone else. So why don't they just say that? It's really tempting to pop in a plethora of buzz words but they don't help the customer clearly understand the value they can get from all this cool tech and innovation.
The most effective marketing I have seen speaks directly to the customer in very plain English (not quite Yorkshire), telling them what value they will get from whatever service or solution is on offer. A customer doesn't care about how powerful your containers are or the robustness of your APIs – they want to know how it will help them do what they want to do better, faster and / or for less money.
Stand out from the crowd by declining buzz word bingo. Keep it real. Keep it focused on the customer. Tell them what impact you can make on their business.
Join in the conversation. Let us know some of the best / worst buzz words you have heard recently, and we will share them on our Twitter feed @coterieMktg.
Helen Curtis
Founding Director
A top trending fad or the future of marketing? Whichever way you look at ABM (Account-Based Marketing), the reality is that in the new digital world, you can't ignore the buyer's expectation for a more personalised, tailored experience, especially given how good B2C marketing has become at personalisation. We work with a lot of large IT vendors and systems integrators, helping them build value propositions centred around customer experience: Big Data analytics providers promising to make creating real insight about your end-customers easier, contact centre providers offering new personal ways to interact with customers through Chatbots and AI… it's all there in black and white. So, if that's the future for the services market, isn't it about time marketing caught up?
As Forrester says, 'Today's buyers control their journey through the buying cycle much more than today's vendors control the selling cycle.' Account-based marketing has been around for some time; initially it was the smaller, more agile businesses that were able to take this approach, developing their marketing strategy for specific accounts. But big businesses are catching on now. As the legacy big marketing budgets of the past continue to be squeezed, all marketing departments are faced with the challenge of getting more bang for their buck. A lot of teams are actively training in ABM, with the understanding that a more tailored approach will reap greater success and ROI.
So, the big question – is it going far enough? Is creating a single approach for a specific business, where there are multiple stakeholders, buyers and importantly, influencers, all with their own personal challenges and reason to succeed, enough to stand you apart? Or could persona marketing be what ABM strategies are really missing?
To understand the people to whom you are marketing can be a daunting task - to get under their skin, learn what makes them tick and keeps them awake at night - but the rewards certainly outweigh the effort. And, if you don't have the skill set or resource capacity within your teams, there are lots of people out there with the capability to help.
For example, we now include persona development within our value proposition creation. By understanding who you are trying to reach and why, you can build a more compelling VP that resonates not just with the IT buyer but across the business, to all the influencers that your solutions may impact or help. This approach also goes a long way with sales teams, getting them to elevate their pitch above the traditional IT manager contacts, out to the C-level and other heads of business such as CFO, CMO and the less familiar CDO (Chief Data Officer).
By making this investment upfront, it becomes much easier to flow your value proposition into your go-to-market strategy. Understanding what your personas want to read, how they consume content, where they go to get information or share their insights, what events they attend etc., can make sure you make the right choices and investments when it comes to the marketing mix.
But persona marketing is not just about understanding more about your end-customers. Last year we worked on a project with an engineering company to create a portal for their internal teams. Rather than just create 'one-size-fits all' content, we started first by understanding the different groups of users that the portal was addressing. We interviewed people from each of those groups to find out what they did day-to-day – how they accessed content, what type of information they needed, how often they were in the office, or whether they accessed data from their mobile devices out on the road. We asked them if they preferred words or pictures. PDFs or word documents. We even understood what types of interfaces they preferred down to the use of colour and icons. The end result? An Amazon marketplace-style portal where people were free to search and select information in the way that worked best for them. They could even leave star rating reviews of the tools – something incredibly important to them yet not something we would have thought about, had we not taken the time to develop the personas.
So, if you are looking to make a splash with your value propositions and create real traction with your ABM, or simply want to engage your teams more effectively, persona development could be just the ticket.
We would love to hear from you about your own experiences with persona marketing and ABM. Get in touch with email@example.com.
Nick Smith
Client Director
I'm always so impressed by just how much talent and knowledge sits within the customer organisations we work with. Which beggars the question why so many are still spending a fortune creating opinion pieces with the big gun analysts. Now don't get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for IT analysts and I think their insights still play a hugely important part in the overall marketing mix but there is also so much information being held within internal teams. Gems of market knowledge, golden nuggets of customer insight, and, quite frankly, a shed-load of innovative wizardry just waiting to get out.
So, what can you do with all that wonderful talent within your organisation? We've been working with several of our customers recently on creating opinion pieces. These papers provide the organisation's view on a specific market or industry trend, including future predictions, pulling in insight gleamed from right across the business. By extending our remit outside of the sales and marketing organisation, and interviewing groups such as product management, corporate strategy, innovation and R&D, we have been able to collate a much more rounded view and access information that otherwise is held in silos.
Based on the foundations of what we are really good at (value proposition creation), the end result is powerful, differentiated information that can then be given a bit of zing and tailored for specific markets, customers or even persona types. Really relevant, compelling stories can be taken by sales and marketing to build trust with customers by demonstrating relevance, expertise and forward-thinking.
Of course, we still use analysts and the like to help us validate our customers' opinions and provide an independent viewpoint - but it's part of a much more integrated approach that importantly, doesn't cost the earth to create.
To find out more about how we do this and what it could mean for your business, contact me at email@example.com.
Jo Dunkley
So much money, you don't know how to spend it. Sounds good, right? Maybe not when you are a partner marketer.
Maybe you're an SI with partners knocking down your door with marketing cash to spend but no idea how to spend it. Or a vendor, trying to manage multiple funds with many partners. Or you simply don't have the visibility to even know what budgets you can access. Spending MDF effectively and getting a good ROI is one of the biggest challenges facing partner marketing teams.
I speak to customers all the time that are struggling to know what to do with their MDF and as a result, money is left unspent and opportunities unfulfilled. Many people are simply not aware that their funds are expiring. Others don't understand the often-complex rules and management to access money in the first place. And for many, they just don't have the people or expertise to get the right plans in place and executed to spend it.
Managing MDF can be a bit of a fine art – but that shouldn't put you off; there is another way. Using a third party to bolster up your internal teams and run your programmes is a great way to deliver quick returns. It might be going out to vendors to secure funding, and develop and execute joint plans. Or an extra pair of skilled hands to manage multiple partners and make sure they are making the most of your budgets.
We have recently worked with a global customer that was losing several hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of MDF provided by a single vendor. They had been going out to their regional teams to find out what it should be spent on, but the responses tended to be tactical, not tied to any strategic plan and therefore never executed. The funds expired and the money disappeared.
We helped them develop a strategic plan with the vendor to be executed centrally. As a result, they have seen 100% utilisation of available funds – and have clear directions on its management.
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Imagine, if you will, how easy life would be if your brand did all your selling for you. Marketers around the world would be sat supping cocktails on the beach, watching their sales teams frolic playfully in the waves. But hold up. Before you book your first-class flights to Acapulco, it might be time for a little reality check.
As a propositions marketing manager working for a global communications provider, I often found myself pondering why, after all the zillions of pounds spent on brand re-invention, snappy straplines and endless above-the-line advertising, were sales teams still not hitting their targets. Why was I building massive sales enablement programmes and creating endless value propositions for solutions that customers never got?
With experience and the power of hindsight, it's much clearer to me now. No-one is taking the time to connect their solutions to the brand. Comms, marketing and brand teams are operating in silos. And perhaps, most importantly, the end-customer is all but forgotten. The solution they are buying just isn't living up to what your brand is selling.
Customers need to have a consistent experience if they are to really connect with your business and what you sell. They don't want to be having to interpret multiple different messages coming from the same company. They want a clear articulation of your brand values all the way down the line to the service or solution you are selling. And they want to know something quite simple: why you are better than anyone else.
By creating a 'golden thread' that connects your overarching brand messaging to your go-to-market themes all the way down to your portfolios and individual solutions, you can present clear value to them throughout the chain. No matter how or with whom they interact, they will be able to understand just what it is you can do for them – increasing the chance of them buying from you and staying engaged afterwards.
Put simply, this means translating your brand value to a solution level – what element of your brand does it relate to, what brand promise does it deliver on, what are the USPs and what value does it really create for the customer.
Do this, and not only will you have happier customers willing to part with more cash, you won't be wasting all that money on catchy brand names and mission statements.
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Director, coterie
Predictions for 2018
Growth is king again
We have spent the last five years writing about how technology will help businesses consolidate solutions, increase efficiencies and ultimately reduce cost as this has been the highest priority for organisations across all industries. We are not saying that this need will disappear but rather, we expect to see value propositions focus more around driving digital growth rather than simply saving money. This will give vendors and partners a great platform to showcase digital innovation and really differentiate their offerings based on how their technology will support revenue and customer growth.
Gartner's CEO Research found that growth (#1) and technology (#2) are the top CEO priorities for 2017-2018.
So how are you approaching this shift towards digital growth in your business? Are you able to be more granular in how your value propositions will support this trend? Do you need any help in realising the potential for your growth?
If you've got a story you'd like to share with us, then use the hashtag #growthnotcost.
Shift to micro-market segments
Throughout 2017, we saw a shift in focus to smaller and smaller market segments. No longer are we asked to write either standalone or joint value propositions for a broad market.
Emphasis is placed on a distinct, and often clear-cut set of customers – a geography, a sector, a sub segment, or sometimes just one solitary customer. We fully expect this trend to continue to grow in 2018 as 'micro moments' become increasingly more important.
These micro moments – when a person turns to a device or source such as a blog, app or smartphone – are happening every second of every day now. And, so the need to market effectively to them becomes more targeted, so that they're engaged and more likely to respond.
In 2018, these micro-moments will transform the digital B2B arena as more people will hunt for information via mobile and make a purchase decision after a few touchpoints with the brand.
Take a closer look at this article for more in-depth detail.
Businesses need to be prepared to know the exact key characteristics of the customers they want to target. How will you be refining your value propositions or partner marketing plans to focus on these micro-segments, and what they need?
Are you digitally different?
2017 was the year of digitalisation with most major IT and telecoms companies focusing on this as a key business theme.
This was not surprising as many businesses have either embarked on or are setting out on their digital transformation journeys. But, as we see with many marketing themes such as cloud, with so much noise in the market, it is important to be clear about how your version of the digital story is different.
According to the survey data, 93% of CIOs at top-performing organisations* and 78% across the entire global sample (3,000+) lead adaptable and open-to-change IT organisations, thanks to the ongoing transformation to digital business.
Have you thought about your digital story yet? What is your differentiation and how can you back this up? How can you get this story out into the market – and make sure your sales team is speaking from the same page?
Focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics
We expect a continued focus in value propositions on AI and robotics. This is being fuelled by the media and headlines from the likes of Elon Musk trialling driverless trucks and AI-based space rockets.
However, we will be treading carefully as this subject is in hype mode. As it becomes a reality over the coming years, the promise for 2018 will be that every move is subject to close critique. As a result, marketing teams really need to think about how they speak about this subject and how they position their story and developments.
AI is listed as one of the most hyped technologies in Telecoms.com intelligence annual industry survey 2017:
How do you position the promise of AI and robotics as part of your value proposition to tell both your today and future story without over-hyping it? You need to make sure it's exciting, but always make sure you bring it back to reality. Showcase how your technology is a key part of this infrastructure and the importance of making investments now to have the right platforms in place later to really embrace AI.
Connecting customer pain to product becomes a Must-Do
Driven by a more complex market and increased customer choice (with platform / as-a-Service models), it will become even more important this year to be able to demonstrate a firm connection between customer needs / pain-points and the end solution / product. This will apply to both end-customers and partners as both need to see not only the value in doing business but how specifically it will help them achieve their goals. Helping sales connect this from end-to-end, for example mapping customer pain-points not just down to the solution and product level, but also back up to your business or go-to-market themes, will be essential to achieving revenue growth. We expect also to see more digital tools being used to help enable sales in this more consultative selling approach.
Do you have a clear journey which connects the customer's business pain all the way down to the product? Is the story simple and clear to communicate? How can you use digital tools to make telling this story easier and differentiated? How can you build your technology partners into this flow?
Telling the eco-system story grows in importance
Customers are consuming technology in multiple ways – as-a-Service, in the cloud, public and private, on-premise and as hyper-converged infrastructure. The reality of this can often mean a solution comprising multiple technology vendors and partners. Together their combined business value is higher than ever before – as the services they provide are more critical to businesses than before. Being able to tell this complex, yet very important story will be increasingly important in 2018: organisations will need to work hard to build good partner relationships and manage all stakeholders across the wider eco-system in order to develop a consolidated approach to the market and clear single message.
Consider: Are your most valuable technology partnership stories being clearly articulated. Are you communicating this across the stakeholders within your business and your wider eco-system? Have you got the right programmes in place to build and execute joint go-to-market plans with your partners?
Helen Curtis, Managing Director, coterie


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A study of the tags on the retaining wall pictured above suggest that this may be the work of the street toughs enrolled at the nearby Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning. The hand-painted reminders of "Hope!!" and "you would do better" are lessons lifted straight from the mean hallways of a collaborative learning environment. The north retaining wall, awash in practice portraits and graffiti homework, can be seen below:
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Eid Mubarak SMS: Eid Messages for 2019. The best Eid Mubarak greeting. Asslam o Alikum! Welcome again on https://ramadanmubarak.info/. As you people already know that we are covering Ramadan Mubarak 2019 and also Eid Ul Fitr. In this post, I am going to share the amazing collections of Eid Ul Fitr messages and SMS. Also, I am going to share the outstanding collections of Eid greetings for 2019. Eid is the great blessing of Allah. It is the reward for Muslims after the Ramadan. Eid is celebrated almost all over the world. In Muslim countries especially in Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, UAE, Saudia etc the Govt announces the 3 days of Eid holidays.
Eid Mubarak SMS, Messages
On Eid ul-Fitr, wish that Allah's blessings light up the path and lead to happiness, Peace and success. Happy Eid
Wishing You An Eid That Brings With It Love And Protection Of Allah To Stay Always. Happy Eid.
When The Sun Has
Set, And Day Is Done-
I"Ll Break This Chain, But Only One.
By The End Of Ramadan, This Whole Chain Will Be All Gone!
It"S Time For Eid And Lots Of Fun!!
Of all the days to celebrate this out shines the rest, here is hoping that, this EID is happiest and best. Eid Mubarak.
Look Outside
Its so pleasant!
Sun Smiling For you
Trees Dancing for you
Birds singing for you
Because I requested them All to wish You
Happy Eid Mubarak
I know its too early.
But l have hundreds of Pretty girls and boys to wish.
So I decided to finish off Uncles & Aunties 1st…..!
Before the Golden Sun of Eid rises, let me
Decorate all of its rays with wishes of SUCCESS,
Prosperity and Happiness for U and Urs Family.
Eid Mubarak !!!
With all the love an sms can hold,
and happy wishes too..
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May this Eid day be wonderful for you..
Eid Mubarak Greetings, Wishes
Happy Eid Mubarak to everyone. May you all have a very happy and blessed Eid. Enjoy these amazing days and remember those who need our help.
Happy Eid and Happy Holidays to Everyone!
Eid Mubarak. May Allah blessings be with you today, tomorrow and always.
I hope you enjoy each and every moment of it. May God accept our fasts and prayers.
May this special day brings peace, happiness and prosperity to everyone. Eid Mubarak!
On Eid ul-Fitr, wish that Allah's blessings light up the path and lead to happiness, peace and success. Happy Eid!
All the loving wishes for you today to bring much happiness your way. Eid greetings!
I wish you the gift of faith, the blessing of hope, and the peace of his love at Eid and always.
May Allah accept your good deeds, forgive your transgressions and sins, and ease the suffering of all people around the globe.


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Synthesis of Optical Filters Using Sagnac Interferometer in Ring Resonator
We propose a new synthesis method for the implementation of infinite impulse response filters, using a Sagnac interferometer within a ring resonator. This structure permits the synthesis of second-order optical functions ...
Novel tuneable filter based on MZ and an amplified ring resonator for OFDM networks
A novel reconfigurable fibre based tuneable filter is proposed. The module relies on a cascaded connection of Mach-Zehnders and an amplified fibre ring resonator. MHz range adjustable FHWM bandwidths and high crosstalk are ...


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Love is real, real love is real too. Whats the difference anyways? I know that both have one thing in common -relationship. Relationship (long distance and near ones) are proves to conclude that love is more than just physical attractions. Where ever you are the language of real love and emotion is universal -it begins with "Hi Love". Find smooth compilation to say hello to your sweetheart.
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Humanities and social sciences are the core disciplines in Peter Lang's program. In addition to literature studies and history, the Viennese office focuses particularly on German language & literature, linguistics, philosophy and theology.
Many of the series that stem from here have meanwhile become core elements of the publishing program, such as the German language & literature series Österreichisches Deutsch - Sprache der Gegenwart, the linguistics series Sprache im Kontext, and the theology series Österreichische Biblische Studien. The Slavic series Russian Culture in Europe is also firmly embedded in the portfolio.
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I've got a confession to make. I love pop science books. Sometimes, as an academicky type, I wonder whether I should, as there are so many interesting hard-core research articles and weighty tomes to read, and so little time. But actually, there are some good reasons to read pop linguistics books, even if you are a linguist. I'm talking here mostly about books written by academics for a general audience, rather than those sometimes poorly researched compendiums that adorn bookshop tables in the run-up to Christmas. Here are my top 3 reasons to read linguistics books aimed at a general audience, and top book recommendations for this week.
1. Broaden your horizons. Poking your head out from your own research nook and finding what's going on in other crannies is not only interesting but can spark new ideas and make you aware of connections you hadn't previously seen. And what better way of doing that than with a book you can relax with on the beach, in the bath, or under the bedsheets.
2. Get the bigger picture. At least in my neck of the linguistic woods, developments tend to be announced in journal articles and conference papers rather than books, and therefore are often very tightly focussed. It's so easy to get bogged down in experiment methodology, stimuli, or statistics. A book helps you to see the wood for the trees, especially one that's written for non-specialists and so has a strong narrative thread or polemic stance.
3. Be inspired. Some academics I've met seem to find the idea of public engagement ridiculous or unnecessary. I wonder whether it's because there's an implicit threat that 'your research isn't worth anything, unless you package it up so it's useful to some other community, right now!' But reading great pop science books makes it so clear that that's not the case at all. Of course, research work has its own value, and this goes hand-in-hand with communicating it far and wide.
On my bookshelf:
1. The Stuff of Thought, Steven Pinker
Every linguistics undergrad comes up to university equipped with some Steven Pinker. Usually it's The Language Instinct that transforms every young reader from an intuitive Sapir-Whorfian to a fully-formed nativist. But, being a pragmatician myself, I would commend this later work, which unpacks some key themes in semantics and pragmatics, while being full of delightful and witty examples.
2. Neurotribes, Steve Silberman
This isn't strictly about language per se, but it still makes the cut. It's a history of thinking and research on autistic spectrum disorder – which of course can profoundly affect communication and language – and for those of a younger generation for whom the condition is now common parlance, this book is truly eye-opening. I would never have thought that a whole chapter on the development of a diagnostic tool could be a page-turner, but this book kept me up late on several occasions.
3. Pieces of Light, Charles Fernyhough
Another not-quite-language offering: this book is about memory. And of course, without memory we have no language. Written by a psychologist-cum-author, it's a beautiful introduction to the wonderful, mysterious world of our memory, and the tragedy of losing it. Psycholinguistics classes are often filled with mysterious initials, like 'JBR' and 'MD' – famous case studies of aphasia, where the person has lost some aspect of language (which can be as broad as productive syntax, or as narrow as words for particular categories like vegetables), often as the results of a stroke or other brain damage. But the focus on the – admittedly fascinating – insights this gives us into language itself can make us forget the tragic consequences for these people's lives. This book is a moving reminder.
4. Speaking Our Minds, Thomas Scott-Phillips
This is a beautifully – and forcefully – argued treaty on how human communication is so special. Scott-Phillips explains how when we talk with one another, we're not just doing encoding and decoding, like a machine, but a complex process of inferencing about each other's intentions. These kind of observations have been very influential in one of the main areas of linguistic study – pragmatics – over the last half century, and this book also adds an evolutionary perspective (though disclaimer: I haven't read those chapters yet).
5. Wordsmiths & Warriors, David and Hilary Crystal
There had to be something from our British resident celebrity linguist on the list. There are too many books to choose from here, but a fun recent(ish) addition is this linguistic guide to UK, complete with photos. The entries are varied – they could be about a place with some significant connection to the history of English, the location of an important historical linguistic source, the home of some important linguistic work – and complete with photographs.


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pollinate 4.7-0ubuntu1 (i386 binary) in ubuntu trusty
This client will connect to one or more Pollen (entropy-
servers over an (optionally) encrypted connection and retrieve a random
seed over HTTP or HTTPS.
This is particularly useful at the first boot of cloud images and in
virtual machines, to seed a system's random number generator at
genesis, and is intended to supplement the /etc/init.d/urandom init script.
- Package version:
- 4.7-0ubuntu1
- Status:
- Published
- Component:
- main
- Priority:
- Optional
Downloadable files
i386 build of pollinate 4.7-0ubuntu1 in ubuntu trusty PROPOSED produced these files:
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