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Order & Chaos Online
By Gameloft
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Finally a true real-time, full-3D MMORPG comes to the MAC App Store: Explore a vast heroic fantasy world and join thousands of players in this massively multiplayer online experience that pushes the boundaries of epic!
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WHO YOU WILL BE? Use the advanced character creation system to customize your hero:
• 4 races available: Elves and Humans fight for Order, Orcs and Undead for Chaos.
• Choose your gender, appearance, class and talent. With over 1000 skills and 2000 pieces of equipment to discover, your adventure will not be over soon.
• Create up to 4 different characters to play.
• Make friends or enemies, trade, challenge, communicate and more: a wide range of interactions makes each player a living part of this universe.
• Join a party or guild to become stronger and coordinate with your teammates, or you can choose to adventure solo, interacting with other players peacefully or otherwise…
• Travel through the most majestic settings - from dark forests to deserts, jungles, mountains and more - on foot or by magical means.
• Talk and interact with hundreds of characters to find over 500 quests to perform.
Enter the legend now!
Minimum configuration required:
OS : Lion (mandatory)
CPU: 1.8 GHz Intel core 2 Duo
2 Gb memory
GPU: Nvidia Gefore 320M 256Mb
The following GPUs are not supported:
- Intel GMA X3100
- Ati Radeon X1600
- Intel GMA 950
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Customer Reviews
It is not working!
Evry time I launched it it writes me
"Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000000000000"
I have contacted the support team but all i got was an automated message, nothing else… The game is not working, support seems dead to. I hate it, and hate the way the support system works. At least they should write me an mail that they apologies.
- 6,99 €
- Category: Games
- Released: 28 March 2012
- Version: 1.0.0
- Size: 763 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Developer: Gameloft
- © 2012 Gameloft. All Rights Reserved. Gameloft and the Gameloft logo are trademarks of Gameloft in the US and/or other countries.
Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later
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Team Services | TFS 2017 | TFS 2015 | TFS 2013
With Scrum, teams plan and track work at regular time intervals, referred to as a sprint cadence. You define sprints to correspond to the cadence your team uses.
Many teams choose a two or three week cadence. However, you can specify shorter or longer sprint cycles.
Your sprint backlog and task board are designed to support your Scrum processes. In addition, you have access to product and portfolio backlogs and Kanban boards. For an overview of the features supported on each backlog and board, see Backlogs, boards, and plans.
Scheduling sprints involves defining the sprints for a team project, and then selecting the sprints for your team's use. Each sprint that you select for your team provides access to a sprint backlog, task board, and other Agile tools for planning and tracking work.
The images you see from your web portal may differ from the images you see in this topic. These differences result from updates made to Team Services or your on-premises TFS, options that you or your admin have enabled, and which process was chosen when creating your team project—Agile, Scrum, or CMMI. However, the basic functionality available to you remains the same unless explicitly mentioned. For an overview of changes in the navigation experience and working within the user and administration contexts, see Work in the web portal.
For example, by selecting Sprints 1 thru 6, the Fabrikam Fiber team gets access to six sprint backlogs. They also get access to capacity planning tools and a task board for each sprint.
For example, by selecting Sprints 1 thru 4, the Fabrikam Fiber team gets access to four sprint backlogs. They also get access to capacity planning tools and a task board for each sprint.
Terminology note: Your set of Agile tools uses the Iteration Path field to track sprints and releases. When you define sprints, you define the pick list of values available for the Iteration Path field. You use iterations to group work into sprints, milestones, or releases in which they'll be worked on or shipped.
Define and schedule sprints
Your team project comes with several sprints predefined. However, they aren't associated with any dates. For Scrum and sprint planning, you'll want to assign start and end dates for the sprints your team will use.
Defining sprints is a two-step process. You first define the sprints for your team project, and then you select the sprints that each team will use. In this way, the system supports teams that work on different sprint cadences.
Sprints are a shared resource
Because the sprints or iterations you defined are a shared resource, they're managed by project admins. Renaming, deleting, modifying the sprint hierarchy, or changing scheduled dates for an iteration impacts all teams that use it. Because of this, you'll want to coordinate changes when working in an enterprise environment with multiple teams.
Schedule sprints for a team project
To schedule sprints for the team project, you must belong to the Project Administrators group or have your Edit project-level information permission set to Allow. See Customize areas and iterations, Add an iteration and set iteration dates to perform these tasks:
- Define sprints or iterations for the team project
- Set iteration dates
- Modify the name of an iteration
- Change the structure of iterations you've defined
- Archive a set of sprints within a new area
- Delete iterations you no longer want to use
Deleting an iteration will delete all sprint backlogs, task boards, and burndown charts associated with that iteration.
Select sprints for a team
To select sprints and set defaults for a team, you must be a team administrator, belong to the Project Administrators group, or have your Edit project-level information permission set to Allow. See Set team defaults, Select team sprints and default iteration path to perform these tasks:
- To select sprints for your team
- To set the backlog iteration for your team
- To set the default iteration to use when adding new work items within your team context
- To remove selected sprints from appearing on your backlog page
Here we show three sets of cadences defined for the same team project.
|Monthly sprints
|2-week sprints
|3-week sprints
Past and future sprints
Your Scrum Agile tools support you in planning and tracking sprints. But they also provide a historical record your team can use to evaluate their progress sprint over sprint. You can access any sprint backlog, task board, and burndown chart from the Past folder as long as that sprint remains active for your team.
Sprints and releases
How do you plan and track a release, in addition to planning and tracking sprints?
One way you can accomplish this is to schedule a set of releases at regular intervals. Then, define the sprints that occur within those intervals as their children. Here's an example of such a structure.
For a worked example of how a management team can focus on releases and feature teams on sprints, see Portfolio management. For additional examples illustrating a release train, see Implement Scaled Agile Framework® to support epics, release trains, and multiple backlogs.
Sprint planning tools
Once you've defined and selected the sprints for your team, you can start using these tools to plan your sprint.
Track team capacity
At the start of each sprint, you'll want to plan the work that your team can commit to. The three Agile tools that support this work include the sprint backlog, capacity planning, and capacity bars. The sprint backlog contains a filtered subset of backlog items whose iteration path corresponds to the current sprint.
Team capacity planning tool
By setting team capacity, the team knows exactly the total number of work hours or days the team has for each sprint. With this tool, you set individual team member capacity as well as days off. And, conveniently, you can set holidays or shared days off taken by the entire team.
Setting capacity for each team member working during a sprint causes the capacity bar for that individual to appear.
You set recurring days off, such as weekends, through team settings.
Individual and team capacity bars
With capacity bars, you can quickly see who is over, at, or under capacity. Capacity bars update with each of these activities:
Here's how to interpret the capacity colors:
Update tasks, monitor burndown
During a sprint, your team can use the task board and sprint burndown chart to track their progress. Your sprint burndown chart provides you with an at-a-glance visual to determine if your team is on track to meet their sprint plan.
Task board
Your task board provides an interactive progress board for work required to complete the sprint backlog. During your sprint you'll want to update the status of tasks and the remaining work for each task.
Updating tasks daily or several times a week yields a smoother burndown chart.
Sprint burndown chart
You use the sprint burndown chart to mitigate risk and check for scope creep throughout your sprint cycle. The burndown chart reflects the progress made by your team in completing all the work they estimated during their sprint planning meeting.
The ideal trend line always indicates a smooth and steady burndown. The blue area, however, represents what's actually going on. It shows the buildup of work as team members add tasks and the reduction of work as team members complete those tasks.
Velocity and forecast
While you use sprint planning and tracking tools for each sprint, you use the velocity and forecast tools to estimate work that can be completed in future sprints.
Velocity provides a useful metric for gaining insight into how much work your team can complete during a sprint cycle. And, the forecast tool provides a means for determining how much work your team can complete within a sprint based on a specified team velocity.
After your team has worked several sprints, they can use the velocity and forecast tools to estimate work that can be accomplished in future sprints.
Velocity chart
Each team is associated with one and only one velocity chart. The green bar within the chart indicates the total estimated effort (story points or size) of backlog items (user stories or requirements) completed within the sprint. (Blue corresponds to the estimated effort of items not yet completed.)
Velocity will vary depending on team capacity, sprint over sprint. However, over time, the velocity should indicate a reliable average that can be used to forecast the full backlog.
By minimizing the variability of backlog item size─effort or story points─you gain more reliable velocity metrics.
Forecast tool
You can use the forecast tool to get an idea of how many and which items you can complete within a sprint.
By plugging in a velocity, you can see which items are within scope for the set of sprints the team has selected. As shown here, a velocity of 15 indicates that it will take three sprints to complete the work shown.
Related notes
If you work with several teams, and each team wants their own backlog view, you can create additional teams. Each team then gets access to their own set of Agile tools. Each Agile tool filters work items to only include those assigned values under the team's default area path and iteration path.

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Entry Title: "Moods and Colors of New Zealand"
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Category and Expertise: Landscape, Student
Entry Description: at the heart of my New Zealand landscapes is the desire to find something different from all the other images out there. I love to capture light, obscure angles, and new prespectives. I lived in a small campervan over over a month so I could be mobile and ever ready for when those moments arrive.


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The first spring festival, Primo Maggio Rome, is centered around a concert in front of San Goivanni in Laterano, where many Italian bands play pop and rock songs, and sometimes an international band joins in with the fun. Although this is a one day festival, it is visited by people from other countries as well, making hotels at Primo Maggio extra popular. The line up at Primo Maggio Roma is better every year, and is announced a few days before the event.


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6. International Gospel Center
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7. Metropolitan Memorial Full Gospel Baptist Church
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8. Gospel Truth Tabernacle Of God
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In a super-spoiler, ET posted pictures of the remaining America's Next Top Model contestants from a photoshoot in Maui. The concept of the shoot involves making the ladies look biracial. Meaning: some of the models are in blackface.
The episode airs tonight, but these pictures reveal that Nicole Fox, seen in the image above, has dark skin, a bone necklace and a West African-looking headwrap.
Nicole is actually a pale-skinned redhead.
Jennifer An, an Asian-American model from Philly, also appears to have had her skin darkened.
This is what Jennifer usually looks like.
This is Erin Wagner, as she appeared early in on the show — she's since received a makeover in which her eyebrows and hair were bleached.
In an image from the Maui shoot, you see she's getting some kind of textured wig, and you can clearly see the brown makeup that's being smeared on her arm.
Erin's shot from Maui is the "bi-racial" version of herself.
Since the recent issue of French Vogue features model Lara Stone in blackface, and Madonna has admitted that she did a blackface shoot, it begs the question: Is blackface somehow trendy?


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Bryan Robson: Captain Marvel and all that. Still has the same tenacious qualities he had as a player. Hates to lose. But has shown a quiet, dignified side to his nature as a manager. A great bloke to have, even though he doesn't live here. Has made mistakes but will learn. Likes a challenge and it will be a challenge next season. That's for sure.
Ben Roberts: Young Ben Roberts, as he's known. His father had a bet when he was 16 or 17 that he would play for England one day. Most goalkeepers don't mature until they're past 25. He'll definitely push Mark Schwarzer in the future. A fantastic reaction keeper. It is strange to have a keeper who wears a hair-band, though.
Curtis Fleming: Can play right-back or left-back. It must be an Irish tradition; so can Denis Irwin. In physique he's like a pocket American footballer. Used to work in a clothes shop in Dublin and had a market stall. Turned down Oldham because it would have meant a drop in money.
Neil Cox: Fancies playing as an emergency keeper. Had a strong first season after coming as Robbo's first pounds 1m signing. Did poorly early on this season but, until he became a goalkeeper, has shown more mettle and stopped giving goals away in the run-in.
Clayton Blackmore: Mr Adaptable. Went to Cardiff City on loan and came back a new man - with no hair. Suddenly wanted to play in the first team rather than be a squad man. Made one appearance and got a testimonial match against Manchester United. Surely that's a record. Switched from right-back to left-back in the Chesterfield replay but midfield is his best position.
Nigel Pearson: The main reason we'll go down is because he was missing for so much of the season - after a fateful clash of heads with the cult Christian Marcus Gayle. How do you replace Nigel Pearson? You'd need someone like Nadal. It's not just the way he plays, it's his presence and the organising he does. It's like having a manager on the field. A manager in the making.
Gianluca Festa: Uncle Festa. We chanted the Addams Family theme on his debut and he thought it was a comment on his looks. Scored that day. Only scored five goals in his whole career in Italy. The difference between him and Vickers and Whyte is that when he makes a challenge he always gets past the player and gets to the ball. Voted Boro's dirtiest player in the FMTTM poll.
Robbie Mustoe: Would be the second name on any Boro fan's team, after Juninho's. Longest-serving player and the powerhouse. Makes everything tick. Just seems to go on running. Same style of player as Robbo. Goes in hard and gets hurt. There's a player like him in every good team.
Emerson: Has taken stick for his recent form but has been carrying an injury since March. If we go down people will say the trouble he caused earlier in the season was responsible. Great hairstyle, the same as a bloke who works in a bike shop in Middlesbrough. He's had a lot of success in the night clubs apparently - the bloke, that is - but he hasn't sold too many bikes.
Craig Hignett: Mr Comeback. Was on a week-to-week contract when we went up two years ago. Then John Hendrie got injured and he scored nine goals in pre- season games and combined well with Nick Barmby when the season started. Barmby couldn't combine with Juninho but he has. Rated very, very highly by the fans.
Juninho: A genius. We have a poll for the best current Boro player and the best all-time Boro player and in the eight years we've had it Juninho is the first to win both. It's not just his skill. He never gives up. At Blackburn the midfielders were tired and he took it upon his shoulders to be a one-man team. People have written to FMTTM saying if we go down they would rather he left because they don't want to see a player like him in the First Division.
Fabrizio Ravanelli: Has had a curious season but has still managed to score 31 goals. Most people thought he was going to be an English-type centre-forward but he's not, though he takes his penalties in the style of John Hickton. I know he's a good darts player because I've seen him play in his local with Gordon McQueen. He was getting 140s, 120s with every three throws. He didn't pull his tracksuit over his head when he got double top, though.
Mikkel Beck: There's a band called Beck who have had a hit called "Devil's Haircut". Someone wrote pointing out that Beck has a devil's haircut too. Jan Fjortoft was asked about him once and he said: "Becky, he loves his hair." He loves helicopters and tennis, I'm told. Scored on his Boro debut in the Coca-Cola Cup at Hereford with his right foot, which has since gone out of action.
Phil Stamp: The only player left from the team that got to the semis of the FA Youth Cup the year before Robbo came. Looks like Butch Dingle of Emmerdale. The only local lad in the team. Started as a full-back, now a midfielder. Lennie Lawrence used to say: "We'll throw Stampy on and box it up." The ideal player to box it up.
Prediction: Better chance of winning at Wembley than of staying up.
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10 May 2012
The Punjab Education Department has chalked out a strategy to strengthen sports infrastructure in the schools of the state.
09 Dec 2014
Chandigarh: Punjab would soon rejuvenate village ponds across the state in around 12,673 villages, Rural Development and Panchayat Minister Sikander Singh Maluka said on Tuesday.
22 Dec 2015
Chandigarh: Education Minister Dr Daljit Singh Cheema today summoned 186 teachers in whose subjects, an average of 80-100 per cent students have failed to pass class 10th and 12th board examinations in the past five years.
07 Aug 2012
Various shortcomings, including absenteeism of employees, were found during a surprise check by Punjab Education Minister in various Schools of Bathinda, Barnala, Sangrur and Ajitgarh districts of the state on Monday.
01 Feb 2016
Mumbai: Actor Sikandar Kher got engaged to girlfriend Priya Singh in a private ceremony here on Saturday.
04 Dec 2015
Bhopal: Three persons, including former Madhya Pradesh CM Digvijay Singh and one of his Cabinet colleagues have been booked by the state Economic Offences Wing (EOW) for fraud and unduly favouring a private institute here.
08 Jun 2016
New Delhi: There is still some time before 'Udta Punjab' hits the theatres, but the much awaited movie is in the news for the controversy surrounding the subject and even more the title.
08 Sep 2016
Ludhiana: A combative Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Thursday he won't be cowed down by protests and that he and the AAP will remain in Punjab till the ruling Badal family is jailed.
11 Sep 2016
New Delhi: In political doghouse in Punjab for nearly a decade, Congress today said it suspected the new outfit floated by cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Sidhu was a "BJP-sponsored programme" to divide anti-incumbency votes.
06 Jul 2016
New Delhi: Newly appointed Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, who has replaced Smriti Irani after her controversial two-year tenure, today said education is not a subject for "party politics" and he was open to suggestions from everyone.


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Speaker: Kate Hyde, ceramic artist
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You might think you'd be able to spot a super hot ninja from a mile away, but ninjas are specifically trained to slip through crowds and buildings unnoticed, and it would take a lot more than physical attraction to locate them in hiding. But one shiba is determined to find Kaori, a sexy kunoichi (female ninja), in a challenge testing the adorable canine's ability to sniff out its target regardless of place or time of day.
The challenge is taken on in three separate stages — in a messy room, outdoors in the city, and at a crowded izakaya. Can you spot Kaori quicker than this cute shiba can?
The video is actually a campaign video advertising Oenon's Tantakatan Shiso shochu, which you may have noticed Kaori, played by Japanese gravure idol Asuka Kishi, taking sips of. The shiba is seen following the herb infused scent of the drink to find the ninja, who almost succeeds in outwitting the clever dog. Turns out, no scent can hide from the keen sense of smell of the charming little shiba.
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Police dismantle ISIS cell in Oran
ORAN-Police forces of the province of Oran managed to dismantle a recruitment cell belonging to the Self-Proclaimed Group ISIS/ "Daech" made up of four persons, announced the Communication and public relations cell of Oran's Police department.
In coordination with the security services in the 2nd Military Region, the mobile brigade of the judicial police (BMPJ) of Dar-El-Beida (Oran) arrested 4 persons aged between 19 and 56 years old including a recruiter on social networks aged 56 years and three others who were preparing to travel to Syria.
Following searches at the homes of the defendants located in Oran, the Police discovered computing devices, CDs promoting the acts of terrorism and passports.
The arrested persons were brought to the prosecutor who placed under detention warrant, according to the same source, which recalled that the BMPJ of Dar-El-Beida (Oran) managed in coordination with security services of the 2nd Military Region to dismantle a similar recruitment network and arrest 9 persons aged between 18 and 35 years originating from Oran and other provinces, who were brought to justice.
Police dismantle ISIS cell in Mostaganem
MOSTAGANEM – Police forces of Mostaganem province have dismantled on Thursday a terrorist cell belonging to the Self-Proclaimed Group ISIS/ Daech", they said on Friday.
The cell, which is composed of nine members aged between 20 and 58 all from Mostaganem (355 west of Algiers), is specialized in recruiting young people via the social networks and convincing them to join ISIS group in Syria, added the source.
The security forces have tracked the members for more than a month before arresting them and bringing them to justice.
Seven members of the cell were jailed, the eighth one placed under court supervision while the ninth was sent a direct summon to appear, added the security services.
Lamamra: Inter-Libyan dialogue, necessary following Egyptian citizens' murder in Libya
ALGIERS- Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra on Monday in Algiers declared that the terrorist attack on the Egyptian innocent nationals in Libya, "calls for more intense efforts to encourage Libyans to engage in dialogue."
In a statement to the press after his meeting with Qatari Assistant Foreign Minister for International CooperationSheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, Lamamra said that the "dangerous developments occurred in Libya challenge us so to double efforts to bring Libyans to dialogue tables."
Lamamra stressed the importance "of encouraging the Libyans to interact with the efforts made by both Algeria and UN to stop the cycle of violence and reaching a peaceful solution."
In this regard, he recalled the position of Algeria which advocates dialogue, as part of the respect of Libya's sovereignty and the reinforcement its institutions through national reconciliation.
The self-proclaimed terrorist organization ISIS (Daech) had beheaded on Sunday, 21 Egyptian Christians. The victims were abducted late December to early January last in the Libyan city Sirte.
Algeria condemns Daesh "despicable" murder of Egyptian citizens in Libya
ALGIERS- Algeria condemned "in the strongest possible terms the despicable" murder by ISIS organization Daech of Egyptian innocent citizens in Libya, recalling its "firm" position rejecting terrorism in all its forms and aspects, said a communiqué of the Foreign Ministry.
"In this painful circumstance, Algeria recalls its firm position and its constant rejection to terrorism in all its forms and names, and renews its call to the whole international community to combine the efforts to counter this scourge and put an end to the series of the despicable crimes which reflect the barbarism and the wantonness of the perpetrators," the same source added.
"Algeria reaffirms its commitment to pursue the approaches with the neighboring countries and the international players to reaching political solution to the Libyan crisis, which guarantees the return to security and stability in this brother country and encourages the building of a State with the strong institutions able to take up the challenges, notably counterterrorism and all forms of extremism," the communiqué added.


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Ted Billings, MSW, has been practicing psychotherapy with individuals, couples, families and groups for twenty years in the Washington, DC area. He has worked with children, adolescents, adults and older adults on a wide range of issues, especially those relating to cancer and other major medical illnesses. Ted has worked with cancer programs at Suburban and George Washington Hospitals and the Washington Hospital Center. Previously, he worked for the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association. Ted now has a private psychotherapy practice in Washington, DC.
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Jan Olsson (born 30 March 1942 in Halmstad) is a former Swedish footballer.
Jan Olsson played mostly as a midfielder for Åtvidabergs FF in Allsvenskan during the 1960s and 70s, and he became Swedish champion with the club in 1972 and 1973.
Jan played 17 times for the Swedish national team and was a member of the squad in the 1974 FIFA World Cup.
He would be remembered for the game in the 1974 world cup match in West Germany playing for Sweden v The Netherlands when he was the victim of the infamous Johann Cruyff turn.


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'Magic Mike's' Mega Hunk Channing Tatum; Check Out This #ThrowBackThursday!
His first big role in Step Up highlighted his third talent, dancing. So, not only is this man gifted with an beautifully chiseled face and godly body but he's got the motion of the ocean as well!
Read more to continue drooling! Lovebirds Channing and now wife Jenna Dewan first met on the set of Step Up. Between their mutual love for dance and killer good looks these two were a match made in heaven. After this role Channing's acting career skyrocketed. Through the years his acting has been tested, and let me just say THE MAN CAN ACT! Channing can play any type of character from tearjerker roles to kick-ass comedy and, on top of it all he gives Chip N' Dales a run for their money!
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Before I became a mother, I was free to climb the corporate ladder with an enthusiasm and a potential that was relatively unfettered by outside obligations; my only duty was to my own satisfaction and happiness.
Since then however, things have become quite a bit more complicated as I struggle to find the right balance for my family and for myself. I've come to realize that achieving this balance is a conspicuous struggle for working mothers, and as such, it has become a great interest of mine.
Lisa Quast recently wrote an illuminating article for Forbes discussing the causes and consequences of the increasing number of women in the workforce, and it was a great crash course in the history of how we got to where we are now.
Here is the abbreviated version of Quast's causes and consequences list:
- World War II labor shortages
- Rise of the feminist movement
- Economic necessity
- Passage of governmental equal rights acts
- Rise of the service sector and decline of the manufacturing sector
- Expansion and increased access to higher education
- Increased purchasing power of women
- Business result improvements
- Increased Gross Domestic Product
- Increased number of women owned businesses
- Less time for mothers to spend with children due to their work schedules
- Increased stress levels and changing roles
- Difficulty accessing quality childcare
- Changing how people work
- Changing the school schedules of children
Clearly, while women have made great contributions to the bottom line for companies as well as their own families, there is a price to pay which we can no longer ignore. No matter how you slice it, balancing childcare, household responsibilities, and work is a feat that is rarely achieved without a significant measure of stress on families, as well as on society as a whole.
An article in The Economist entitled Female Power perfectly sums up this period of flux and uncertainty in the landscape of family and career: "If the empowerment of women was one of the great changes of the past 50 years, dealing with its social consequences will be one of the great challenges of the next 50."
Fortunately, corporations are coming to recognize the female workforce as a valuable asset. According to a feature story I saw on ABC News this evening, a company with women on the payroll has 35% higher equity than a company without. In light of statistics like this, companies are willing to take strides to better accommodate employees who are trying balance work and family.
Google, for example, provides its employees 18 months of maternity leave… in addition to 7 months of paternity leave! Now that's the kind of progress that we need to achieve a speedy and stable balance for society as a whole.
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Brian Setzer Orchestra swings into Wilkes-Barre with Christmas Rocks! Tour
The festive surroundings were indicative of a Christmas show, with bow-adorned trees, garland and stockings decorating the stage, but despite the holiday tunes that were performed, yuletide music was delivered with style that made the Kirby Center feel like a sock hop during The Brian Setzer Orchestra's 12th Annual Christmas Rocks! Tour.
The 19-piece band filled the Wilkes-Barre theater Wednesday night, donning their Christmas best, horn sections in green leisure suits, backup singers in red velvet dresses and a contrasting front man whose suit was grey with a tinge of red in the pocket square. The freight train of sound delivered rockabilly and swing versions of classic Christmas tunes as well as Setzer's originals and better known covers, and the crowd made merry all through the night.
The big band led off the evening with "Rockin Around the Christmas Tree," which sounded a bit like the 1958 Brenda Lee version until Setzer first let one of his outstanding saxophone players take the lead and then ripped a contemporary rockabilly solo for the ages, reminding the house of exactly what he does best.
The Gretsch wielding, fast-fingered guitar guru, really let loose on the follow up, "This Cat's On a Hot Tin Roof." He worked whole scales into speedy phrases and held them back again with soulful bends.
Setzer gave many members of the orchestra solo opportunities as they deftly poured through Christmas arrangements like "Boogie Woogie Santa" and "Rockabilly Rudolph," which made Rudolph swing so hard the sleigh went down.
The ensemble even took time to play some of Setzer's most notable rockabilly and swing hits like "Stray Cat Strut" and "Jump Jive An' Wail."
The classical highlight of the show was a swingin' version of "The Nutcracker Suite."
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As Toys & Games gears up to post its final e-blast on December 30, editor Lynn Winston looks back at the magazine's role in the Canadian toy industry.
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The Final Page for Toys & Games Magazine
It's 2015 — Let the Fairs Begin
The annual toy fair may be gone, but there are still loads of opportunities for Canada's toy industry people to meet, greet and promote their businesses. T&G editor Lynn Winston highlights shows from Hong Kong and Germany to London and New York — plus a handful closer to home — all worthy of Canadian attention.
Toy Fair Has Left the Building
A new arrangement with the TIA has prompted the Canadian Toy Association to pull the plug on this country's ailing Toy & Hobby Fair, an annual event that gathered Canada's toy industry together for 73 years.
Toy Fairs Offer Opportunities to Stay Market Savvy
Today's trade events are more than showcases for the latest products. Many offer educational sessions designed to keep retailers ahead of the market and on top of their game. .


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After a long and brutal campaign, it all comes down to today, Election Day, as the American people will choose a new president and make a momentous decision about the future of our country. No matter who you support (and please make sure you go out and vote no matter what), it's clear that a certain percentage of the population will be deeply disappointed -- to put it mildly -- by the results. But to those folks we say this: look on the bright side.
You may disagree with or outright despise Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, but sci-fi cinema is replete with examples of dysfunctional chief executives and their dystopian governments that offer some pretty wretched alternatives. We've come up with a slew of them below; before you go to pull the lever or press the button today (and you are going, aren't you?), peruse these possible scenarios and just remember ... it could always get worse.
And who knows? It just might.