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Dan Pink Offers 'Access' As A Reward For Helping Promote His Book
from the interesting-ideas deptWe've written about Dan Pink's last work, Drive before. It's a fascinating book that explores some counterintuitive concepts about how money incentivizes people. His new book, To Sell is Human appears to build on these concepts, as it specifically relates to salespeople (who many people assume are only incentivized by money). An HBR article appears to summarize the thesis:
Some things in life we know are true. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. A body in motion will remain in motion unless acted on by an outside force. And the best way to motivate salespeople is by offering them commissions.Either way, it should come as little surprise that Pink is also trying unique ideas for the selling of his own book, including recruiting a "launch team" made up of 96 people who promise to share the ideas in the book (and, no, I'm not a part of that). He's offering up "rewards" for people who are willing to do this:
But what if we're wrong, at least about that last one? What if paying salespeople commissions is rooted more in tradition than logic? What if it's a practice so cemented into orthodoxy that it's no longer an actual decision? That's what a handful of companies have begun discovering. To the surprise of many, these firms are showing that commissions can sometimes do more harm than good—and that getting rid of them can open a path to higher profits.
- Advance galley copy of To Sell is Human – there's only a couple hundred of these ever printed.
- Signed 1st edition hardcover of To Sell is Human.
- A public Thank You on my blog along with links to your website and Twitter.
- Exclusive access to me – and each other – via a private Facebook group.
What do people have to do in order to be included? Well, first they have to apply (and applications close tonight at midnight eastern) and be chosen. But then, it's pretty straightforward:
- Spread the word about the book on your platform during the weeks before and after publication.
- Leave a short, honest review of To Sell is Human at Amazon.com or BN.com on December 31.
- Join us in the Facebook group to brainstorm and share ideas on how we might spread the word about To Sell is Human.
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JMM: "In prep for our Social Media session at HRS2103. I was just wondering…
Do you guys keep a list of favorites on Twitter? I have lists--but they aren't very effective logistically. I was wondering if I designed a list--say the Mandrola-twenty--of folks I did not want to miss, I might be able to use a column on TweetDeck. Right now, I follow 350 people--and it's unwieldy. But yet I have trouble parsing because I'll look at an acct and say to myself, "this one's pretty good; I don't want to unfollow." Also, I find TweetDeck sometimes intrusive. I use the reg Twitter app and often post with Hootsuite--because it allows me to link to 4 social networks at once--LinkedIn, FB, Twitter etc.
What Twitter app do you all use on Computer? On smartphone?
Do you have thoughts on Facebook (FB)? I see from the WSJ they are making a comeback so to speak. For a while there, I thought they might be dead.
Do you agree that Twitter seems more amendable to professional needs--the sort we all use it for: things like links, communication with colleagues, filtering of important medical news. I tend to use FB, the little that I do, for real life things like family, in-real-life friends and cycling stuff, for instance. I wonder whether this is a correct distinction, as most of the major journals and medical society have a FB presence. And likewise, Twitter has plenty of willy-nilly stuff like Hollywood, Athletes etc. The young people I know use Twitter more like I use FB."
EJS: "I also use Twitter almost strictly for professional stuff, especially my posts. I follow a few non-professional accounts, but am really choosy in general about followers. For my own posts, I try to picture someone looking down my timeline and trying to decide whether I'm worth their time to follow. If I put a bunch of cr*p up, I figure they'd move on. Twitter is also the predominant source of my online persona, and I'm really careful about maintaining this.
Right now I follow 239 accounts and not all are terribly active. That keeps the stream manageable. I actually get a popup on the laptop for every thing that posts to my timeline. Because I use my laptop for all hospital charting, this means I see A LOT of tweets. That setup is clearly not for everyone, but I've gotten good at just glancing up to see who is posting before I commit to reading. The tweets fill the dead and mindless spaces we get during EHR data entry (which are a lot). At any given time I'll also have 5 or 6 searches running that also generate popups. Right now these include meaningfuluse, St Jude Riata, Barry Meier, EHR, @burbdoc, #HRS2013 among others. All of these also generate popups.
If you want to filter down you list to highlight your most important accounts, you can set up a list in Tweetdeck (and I'm sure in the other clients, as well). That will become a column, and you could turn on alerts for just this stuff if you're not at ADD as me. I have a friends/family list that shows up on my front page so I can quickly see if I missed anything good without having to obsessively scroll back through everything.
On the laptop, I use Tweetdeck. The old version before Twitter bought it is the best, but will stop working in a few days. I've put up the new version, but don't like it as much. The biggest drawback is not having the profile photo on the popups. With the old Tweetdeck, it was easier to see who was posting with just peripheral vision.
On the iPhone and iPad I use Tweetbot. It's really good and worth the few bucks it costs.
I'd tell any cardiologist starting on twitter to follow a bunch of health care journalists, along with you guys. The interactions you get with the journalists are really rewarding, and truly are a two way street.
I really don't see much professional purpose for Facebook for an EP doc. If you were a plastic surgeon or ortho, maybe there would be a role. I'm actually trying not to market directly to patients, given the nature of my practice. Maybe you could pick up some AF that way, but I suspect a lot of nervous people with sinus tach or PACs would clog up your office if you did that.
VDMD: Hi John and colleagues,
Here are my answers:
re: "Do you guys keep a list of favorites on Twitter?" -- yes, I have 2 lists - 1. list of favorite tweets that I use as bookmark, 2. list of "allergists on Twitter".
re: "Mandrola-twenty--of folks I did not want to miss" - yes, KevinMD has that - top 20 Twitters he doesn't want to miss. I follow few people - less than 100, I think, and only 50 of them tweet regularly.
re: "What Twitter app do you all use on Computer? On smartphone?" - I use TweetDeck on my home PC, HootSuite at work (TweetDeck is blocked), and mobile Twitter on my Android phone. I "favorite"/bookmark the links I want to check later.
re: "Do you have thoughts on Facebook?" - Facebook (FB) is here to stay - until a new network replaces it. You have to use it to stay relevant if you have a blog. In addition, people look at the number of your likes to see how large a following you have as a blogger. FB has limitations and can be annoying but Google Plus is not a replacement yet. FB will evolve for sure, they are a young, aggressive company, and will keep searching for ways to combat "user fatigue".
These are some quick thoughts. Please let me know if you would like me to expand on any of these.
WGF: "Twitter is for the person with ADHD while blogs are for the obessive compulsive.
Twitter, by its very nature, has a low barrier for entry and can serve as an information "gatherer" initially. I'd encourage people to LURK first. It's easy to use and feeds lots of information of interest quickly to docs. As a "MUST HAVE" for doctors, they should follow the journals they subscribe to: Heart Rhythm, NEJM, Circulation, JACC, etc, as well as major news orgs: WSJ, CNN breaking news, local newsorgs or radios, etc. I also follow Steve Colbert for a laugh once in a while.
Twitter is also VERY useful for collaboration (as we have seen) and for "hunters" of information by using your network. I especially encourage follows of docs of the same subspeciality.
Facebook is for family/personal friends for me. No patients there. I find it's the best way to stay connected with my kids after they're out of the house.
As far as lists are concerned: I think they're a waste of time. I tried it, but since you cant send a targeted message or "tweet" to a list, it's only a way to group accounts.
I use Echofon on my iPhone (like it better than Hootsuite) - easy user interface and free. I use Tweetdeck on my PC and MAC.
I follow 446 people - probably too many - but it's a broad group that includes right and left-wing health care thinkers, IT nerds, politicians, bloggers, and you guys, and Steve Colbert. :)
Perhaps the most amazing use for Twitter (recently) was the immediacy of info provided there during the Boston bombings. It was unbelieveable how quickly updates happened and totally smoked the main news organizations. Imagine if doctors had a similar network at times of crisis! That's why I think it would be VERY cool to push that concept with our audience. Consider, for example, the need to get an EKG interpretation immediately (check my recent Twitter stream to see an example of just that) - lots of folks weighed in with ideas - some good - some bad - but in the end it was vetted pretty well.
Looking forward to this..."
VDMD: re: Journals on Twitter - I'm not a big fan of these. It's mostly the administrative staff pushing some articles they have picked. RSS feeds for the journals are much better, in my opinion. They save time and include most (all) articles of each issue.So there you have it. A sneek peak behiund the social media physician curtain on their take of current software, apps, and uses they find for social media in health care today.
For those attending the 2013 Heart Rhythm Society Scientific Sessions in Denver, CO next week, Drs. Schloss, Mandrola and myself (as well as Robert Coffield, Esq. of the Health Care Law Blog fame) will be speaking at the Rhythm Theatre at 3:15pm on 10 May 2013 on Physicians in Social Media.
Hope to see you there!
PS: For doctors considering the leap to social media, here's a basic Twitter Primer.

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Brown signed a bill that would award California's 55 electoral votes -- the most of any state -- to the presidential candidate that wins the national popular vote.
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JEFFERSON CITY- Former Jefferson City football coach Pete Adkins can be hard to forget. He's recently been inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame as a legend.
Adkins legacy isn't about the state championships-it's about the impact he'll have on players to come.
Jefferson City High School Senior, Chris Verslues, hasn't stepped on the field at Adkins Stadium since October-at least, not as a football player.
Like the athletes before him, it's easy to relive the glory days.
"I helped kind of lighten the mood a little bit. Like when people were like feeling down? Just talk to them, not be mean about it or nothing," Verslues said. "I wasn't one of those mean seniors who pushed kids around all the time."
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"Remember the Titans...I'ts way better than Friday Night Lights," Verslues said.
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In the name of the most successful high school football coach the nation has ever seen.
He was awarded a 4-thousand-dollar scholarship-not for making tackles, or catching passes.
"A kid that made a big contribution to the program for four or five years," Pete Adkins said. "That maybe wasn't the best player on the team, but one that stuck it out."
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- N200 (neuroscience)
The N200, or N2, is an event-related potential (ERP) component. An ERP can be monitored using a non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) cap that is fitted over the scalp on human subjects. An EEG cap allows researchers and clinicians to monitor the minute electrical activity that reaches the surface of the scalp from post-synaptic potentials in neurons, which fluctuate in relation to cognitive processing. EEG provides millisecond-level temporal resolution and is therefore known as one of the most direct measures of covert mental operations in the brain. The N200 in particular is a negative-going wave that peaks 200-350ms post-stimulus and is found primarily over anterior scalp sites [1]. Past research focused on the N200 as a mismatch detector, but it has also been found to reflect executive cognitive control functions, and has recently been used in the study of language (Folstein & Van Petten, 2008; Schmitt, Münte, & Kutas, 2000).
The N2 component starts with the discovery of EEG which dates back as early as 1929 with Hans Berger demonstrating the ability to record electrical activity of the brain by simply placing electrodes over the scalp and then amplifying the signal. Later, in 1936, researcher Pauline and Hallowell Davis manipulated events in the environment and recorded the first known ERP's. One of the first experiments to find evidence of an N200 was by Sutton, Braren, and Zubin (1965) [2] when examining the effects of stimulus uncertainty on sensory potentials. In their study, participants were presented with two types of paired stimuli. In the certain condition, a cue stimulus was presented that was predictive of the modality of the target stimulus, which was either clicks or light flashes. In the uncertain condition, the cue stimulus was not predictive and could be followed by either a click or a light flash. The researchers occasionally found a negativity that peaked on average 190ms post-stimulus in the uncertain condition (N200), in addition to a positivity 300ms post-stimulus (P300).
Following the experiment by Sutton et al. (1965), subsequent research further manipulated stimulus uncertainty in an attempt to elicit a more robust N200. The N200 has been found in a variety of different experimental conditions, and is now thought to consist of several subcomponents. The N200 in response to attended or unattended deviant auditory stimuli, similar to what was originally seen in Sutton et al. (1965), is referred to as the mismatch negativity, or Mismatch negativity. Additionally, there is the no-go N200, which is elicited on no-go trials in go/no-go tasks [3]. More generally, the N2 component has been described in tasks that reflect stimulus identification [4], attentional shifts [4], inhibition of motor responses, overcoming stereotypical responses or conflict monitoring [5], maintenance of context information [5], response selection timing [6], and detection of novelty or mismatch [7].
Main Paradigms
The N200 is seen in a variety of experimental paradigms. A commonly used experimental design is the Eriksen flanker task. In this task, participants are shown an array of items (usually letters), with each letter corresponding to a left or right-handed response. For example, the letter 'A' could indicate a left-handed response, and the letter 'B' a right-handed response. It is the job of the participants to respond to the central item of the array, which is flanked by the same item on compatible trials (AAAAA) or a different item on incompatible trials (BBABB). The N200 is normally seen on incompatible trials.
Another task that has been utilized to elicit a N200 is the go/no-go task [8]. This task presents participants with two different stimuli that indicate which hand to respond with (e.g. 'A' indicates a left-handed response and 'B' a right-handed response). The stimuli also vary on another dimension that indicates whether a response is necessary (e.g. small letter requires a response, large letter means do not respond). For example, a small 'A' would indicate a left-handed go, and a large 'B' would be a right-handed no-go. The go/no-go mapping is then reversed to test for differences (e.g. letter size would indicate the hand and letter identity the go/no-go). The N200 is most often seen on no-go trials.
N200 in the Study of Language
Since the N200 can be used to determine the order of information extraction in the go/no-go task, it is a good candidate to examine language processing and production. Schmitt et al. (2000)[9] utilized the no-go N200 to determine the temporal processing of semantic and phonological information. Participants completed a go/no-go task with semantics (determining whether a picture was an animal or object) mapped to response type and phonology (whether the pictured item began with a vowel or consonant) as the go/no-go. They found that the peak latency of the N200 occurred earlier when the response was contingent on semantic information than when it depended on phonological information. Thus, the researchers were able to conclude that semantic information becomes available before phonological information in language production.
Functional Sensitivity
The latency, amplitude, and distribution of the N200 are sensitive to several factors depending on the type of experiment. The N200 is often seen as part of a complex of components including the P3a and P3b. The N200 component responds functionally much like the P3b component in that stimulus probability can affect the amplitude of both. This is one reason why the P3 and the N2 are often researched together, since they are both sensitive to similar manipulations and represent a connection of mental mechanisms that work together to interpret the changing environment.
In the Eriksen flanker task and go/no-go paradigm, the peak amplitude of the N200 increases for incompatible and for no-go trials respectively [10][11].This increase in amplitude has been hypothesized as the mental need to control incorrect response preparation. Latency is correlated with response time in the flanker task [7]. Although the N200 is primarily distributed over anterior brain regions, posterior distributions have been reported in visual attention paradigms, such as visual search [7].
During a stop signal task the frontocentral N2 is sensitive to time pressure, in that when individuals are asked to respond as quickly as possible the amplitude of the N2 increases. This increase in amplitude is larger within individuals who have what is considered a fast stop signal reaction time and thus who are able to inhibit a preponent response very quickly. The N2 amplitude is also reduced over right frontal electrodes sites in ADHD children [5]. The N2 latency during the stop signal task is longer in unsuccessful than successful trials suggesting that the mental process is taking too long to evaluate the stop signal and therefore not fully processing the signal enough to inhibit a motor response [5].
Component Characteristics
The N2 ERP component can be further divided into three different sub-components: N2a or auditory MMN, N2b, and N2c. Please refer to the outline table below for each sub-component and the outlined differences and similarities.
Component N2a or Auditory MMN N2b N2c General Location: Frontocentral/Anterior Frontocentral/Anterior Posterior Co-component: ---- Observed along with frontal P3a component Observed along with P3b component Attention: Attention not required in repetitive stimulus presentation Requires conscious stimulus attention Requires conscious stimulus attention Scalp Distribution: Anterior scalp distribution for auditory stimuli. Central scalp distribution for auditory and visual stimuli. Posterior scalp distribution for visual stimuli. Frontal-central distribution for auditory stimuli Neural Generator: Auditory cortical region, frontal lobe, and possibly hippocampus. Anterior cingulated cortex [7], frontal and superior temporal cortex [4]. ---- Paradigms: Auditory Oddball and Go-Nogo with no behavior response. Oddball, Flanker, Go-Nogo, Stop Signal. Oddball, Flanker, Go-Nogo, Stop Signal. Latency: Increase latency with increase in non-targets. Related to auditory processing duration [4]. Latency related to timing of mental access to properties of a stimulus. Latency related to reaction time. Amplitude: Related to sensory auditory memory traces. Larger for non-targets with no behavioral response. Sometimes called the 'no-go N2'. Larger for targets. Much more prominent than N2b. Probability: ---- Increase in amplitude when no-go trials with the non-targets are less probable or equal with largest effect at Fz. Decreased in amplitude in trials with the high probable targets with largest effect at sites Fz and Cz. Cognitive Representation: Responsible for detection of novelty or mismatch to the attended stimuli. Believed to reflect disparity between the deviating stimulus and a sensory-memory representation of the standard stimulus. Analyze the characterization of auditory stimulus features in sensory memory [4]. Automatic novelty sensing process [4]. Related to response inhibition, response conflict, and error monitoring. Sensitive to detection of perceptual novelty or attentional deviation. Overriding a preponent response system. Deviation from a mentally-stored expectation of the standard stimulus [4]. Represents visual attention or degree of attention that is needed for processing of stimuli context and features within the visual cortex of the brain [7].
In go/no-go tasks, no-go trials require inhibition of a response when information indicating response hand is processed before the go/no-go information. Presence of an N200 on no-go trials suggests that the N200 reflects a cognitive control function, specifically an inhibitory response control mechanism [7].
However, the theory of the N200 as a response-inhibition mechanism has been debated by Donkers and van Boxtel (2004) [12]. They compared ERP recordings from a go/no-go task to a go/GO task, where the GO was a more forceful response to the go task. This experimental set-up allowed them to compare the no-go task, where some responses are inhibited and compete with one another, with the GO task, where responses just compete. Evidence of a N200 was present in both the no-go and GO task, so the researchers reasoned that the N200 does not represent response-inhibition, but rather conflict monitoring. However, it is still clear that the N200 represents some cognitive control function.
See also
- Somatosensory evoked potential
- C1 and P1
- Visual N1
- Mismatch negativity
- N2pc
- P300 (neuroscience)
- P3a
- P3b
- Late Positive Component
- Difference due to Memory
- Contingent negative variation
- Error-related negativity
- Bereitschaftspotential
- Lateralized readiness potential
- Early left anterior negativity
- ^ Folstein, J. R., & Van Petten, C. (2008). Influence of cognitive control and mismatch on the N2 component of the ERP: A review. Psychophysiology, 45, 152-170.
- ^ Sutton, S., Braren, M., & Zubin, J. (1965). Evoked-potential correlates of stimulus uncertainty. Science, 150, 1187-1188.
- ^ Pfefferbaum, A., Ford, J. M., Weller, B. J., & Kopell, B. S. (1985). ERPs to response production and inhibition. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 60, 423-434.
- ^ a b c d e f g Patel, S. H., & Azzam, P. N. (2005). Characterization of N200 and P300: Selected studies of the event related potential. International Journal of Medical Sciences , 2, 147-154.
- ^ a b c d Azizian, A., Freitas, A. L., Parvaz, M. A., & Squires, N. K. (2006). Beware misleading cues: Perceptual similarity modulates the N2/P3 complex. Psychophysiology , 43, 253-260.
- ^ Gajewski, P. D., Stoerig, P., & Falkenstein, M. (2008). ERP - Correlates of response selection in a response conflict paradigm. Brain Research , 1189, 127-134.
- ^ a b c d e f Folstein, J. R., & Van Petten, C. (2008). Influence of cognitive control and mismatch on the N2 component of the ERP: A review. Psychophysiology , 45, 152-170.
- ^ Heil, M., Osman, A., Wiegelmann, J., Rolke, B., & Henninghausen, E., (2000). N200 in the Eriksen-task: Inhibitory executive process?. Journal of Psychophysiology, 14, 218-225.
- ^ Schmitt, B. M., Münte, T. F., & Kutas, M. (2000). Electrophysiological estimates of the time course of semantic and phonological encoding during implicit picture naming. Psychophysiology, 37, 473-484
- ^ Heil, M., Osman, A., Wiegelmann, J., Rolke, B., & Henninghausen, E., (2000). N200 in the Eriksen-task: Inhibitory executive process?. Journal of Psychophysiology, 14, 218-225.
- ^ Pfefferbaum, A., Ford, J. M., Weller, B. J., & Kopell, B. S. (1985). ERPs to response production and inhibition. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 60, 423-434
- ^ Donkers, F. C. L., & van Boxtel, G. J. M. (2004). The N2 in go/no-go tasks reflects conflict monitoring not response inhibition. Brain and Cognition, 56, 165-176
- Electroencephalography
- Evoked potentials
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Sonic the Hedgehog #230
'...Two Steps Back ' & 'Sonic Generations.'
'Genesis' may be over, but Sonic's 20th Anniversary celebration parties on! As the Genesis Epilogue unfolds, the Death Egg II still menaces New Mobotropolis, and Dr. Eggman has one more sinister trick up his sleeve. It's a desperate race against time as Sonic and Sally try to prevent another world catastrophe, and the ending will leave you speechless. Also featuring a very special Sonic Generations video game story!


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A Message for Salvation
Who Are We?
Faith Through Miracles to Millennials and Faith Seekers
A Message of Reconciliation with God
The Truth About God through Biblical Verses
Don't Let Doubt Steal Your Faith
A Believer's Creed
Comprehend the Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity Revealed Through a Painting
The Holy Trinity Explained Though a Visual Example
The Human Trinity Now and in Eternity
Could Judaism, Christianity & Islam Agree on One God?
Are We God's Cells?
Should We Evangelize and Why? Can We Do It and How?
Christ Before and After His Incarnation
My Belief in God
How Can We Be Born Again?
Christ from Eternity to End Time Slideshow
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Christ from Eternity to End Time
Urgent Warning (2018)
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"The biggest difference between myself and other Olympians is the whole idea of being placed in situations that were not the way I had envisioned living my Olympic dream. Not playing in the final game in Salt Lake and then not receiving a medal in Torino forced me to focus on "ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE TEAM" above my own feelings of failure."
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Pazin castle
Pazin is the biggest and best-preserved medieval fortress in Istria. In written documents mentioned in the 983rd Since that time, Pazin castle, together with the village that is slowly spreading around him, many times been paid to, conquered and robbed, destroyed, reconstructed and given on lease. He changed the owners and managers and changed the name. He was in the power of the patriarch of Aquileia, and the Counts of Gorica. From the safety of its walls to manage the entire area of central Istria, which was then called Grafschaf Mitterburg, Contea di Pisino or Pazin County. The entire county of 1374th a privately owned Austrian House of Habsburg. Today, the castle housed the exhibition of the Ethnographic Museum of Istria and the Museum of Pazin.
Pazin Cave
Pazin Cave is the most picturesque example of natural forces on the rocky terrain of Istria. Beneath the walls of the Castle thousand years, exactly on the border of "gray" and "red" of Istria, the largest Istrian underground Pazinčica found its way through the underground to the river Rasa, and perhaps to the Lim bay in both his novel "Mathias Sandorf" describes the legendary Jules Verne. This extraordinary play of nature inspired many other writers (Nazor, Dante, Yriarte ...) and will certainly inspire you. Pazin abyss is under protection as a significant landscape. The protected area includes the canyon and the abyss Pazinčica, length of 500 meters and a depth of 100 meters, and Pazin pit.
Once a settlement is here Histrians (no wonder because some estimates suggest that in Istria lived up to 120,000 Histrians). Gračišće arrival of the Romans became a Roman fort, and given the name Gallinianum. I Gračišće has continuity of those ancient days. Moreover, somewhere around the 15th century is much larger and richer than Pazin and he and the tax was higher than Pazin for approximately 80%. Within the medieval settlement, there were even seven sacred buildings (now there are 4 churches). In nađenoj documentation back to 1199th The Gračišće had Drašihu and Croats for the county. Settled more than 100 Croatian families Gračišće granted the status of the city and its emblem. The settlement was established, and part of the city walls can be seen today, as is well preserved medieval towers (in the pictures above). In a city that passed through the gate (picture left), through which you enter today, and the town hall (16th century) on the ground floor of the passage. Is worth visiting this place. Walk the streets will lead you to the realization that a number of houses today Gracisce since the 15th century, especially those on the outer edge of the old town and the houses in the alley next to the Church. Eufemije.Ako hungry we recommend that you try some of the delicacies in the local tavern in an authentic setting.
Church of Sv. Mary on Škriljinah - Beram
Approximately 1.5 km from Berma is one of the most famous monuments of culture and art of Istria - burial Church of St.. Mary on Škrilinah. It was in the middle of this church vijeku.Unutrašnjost decorates most Istrian cycle of wall paintings - frescoes by Vincent of Kastva in 1474 g. The field is composed of forty (as in the comics) sequences from the life of Mary and Christ, the figures of saints and symbolic scenes. The largest area occupied colorful equestrian procession Adoration of the Magi (northern wall) and the allegorical theme of Dance of the Dead (Western Wall).
Motovun walls
The walls surrounding the medieval town of Motovun is situated atop a steep hill, an invaluable cultural heritage of Istria. The well-preserved town center is surrounded by impressive ramparts, the outer square, acquired the streets on three sides, under the main square is the city`s reservoir tank and the parish church of Sts. Stephen with valuable inventory.
Hum - the smallest city in the world
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, with its 23 inhabitants, Hum is the smallest city in the world. It is located in the heart of Istria, and is known for the Glagolitic Glagolitic .- a unique memorial that spans between Roc and Hum.
Jama Cave
Jama Cave is currently only visited by tourists geomorphologic natural monument in Istria. Cave 132 m deep, with 5 chambers and siphon lake, rich in stalactites and stalagmites of strange shapes. The underground animal world, where the olm present and miniature transparent crabs and insects.
Lim Fjord
Protected landscape and a special marine reserve came flooding canyons of limestone karst. This is a geomorphologic phenomenon with densely vegetated cliffs rising to 150 meters above sea level. With its narrow, 11 km long inlet makes it one of the most beautiful landscapes in Istria. In the Lim Canal is Romuald`s cave - Palaeolithic site and an interesting object with caving cave decorations.
Bale - site of a dinosaur
1992. on the seabed near Bala were found bones of dinosaurs, the first and only discovery of dinosaur remains in the entire Mediterranean region. Bones indicate the existence of at least a dozen species of dinosaurs. Some of the findings presented in the town hall in Bale.


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This year as always, the timeless Christmas story speaks to us and enlightens the listening heart at many levels. There is the simplicity of the story and the unfathomable mystery of what it is saying. So, too, the story of our own lives, as we have lived them to this point, can be told in a few words; but no words can express their meaning and the wonder of our joys and sufferings, failures and discoveries. There is the human fragility and marginality of the characters, Mary, Joseph, Jesus, the Shepherds – none of them among the powerful ones of the world. And yet through and around them is the presence of God speaking His Word in a silence that brings down the mighty from their thrones and humbles our own chattering egos.
In the story there is both a tenderness and a mighty, toughness and resilience. We feel deep emotion and yet contemplate a reality that takes us beyond sentiment and emotion, to a place of truth and love in which all desire is fulfilled and all that is incomplete is led to completion.
As we meditate during these coming days may the silence we share enrich our community and help us – in our small meditation groups and national communities and in Meditatio our new outreach – to share the healing and enlivening presence of the Word made flesh with all we meet on whatever way we are called to follow.
As we celebrate midnight mass tonight you will all be in our heart. A joyful and wondrous Christmas! With much love
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Precision mapping with satellite, drone photos could help predict infections of a widespread tropical disease
A team led by the University of Washington and Stanford University has discovered clues in the environment that help identify transmission hotspots for schistosomiasis, a parasitic disease that is second only to malaria in its global health impact. The research, publishing the week of Oct. 28 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, uses rigorous field sampling and aerial images to precisely map communities that are at greatest risk for schistosomiasis.Read more
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Please join us in congratulating Sarah Converse who will be receiving the Department of the Interior's Distinguished Service Award in Washington D.C. on September 12th.Read more
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Last year, researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and the Applied Physics Lab at the University of Washington (UW) discovered that when white sharks are ready to feast, they ride large, swirling ocean currents known as eddies to fast-track their way to the ocean twilight zone—a layer of the ocean between 200 and 1000 meters deep (656 to 3280 feet) containing the largest fish biomass on Earth. Now, according to a new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), scientists are seeing a similar activity with blue sharks, which dive through these natural, spinning tunnels at mealtime. The eddies draw warm water deep into the twilight zone where temperatures are normally considerably colder, allowing blue sharks to forage across areas of the open ocean that are often characterized by low prey abundance in surface waters.Read more
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A multi-institution team consisting of the University of Washington School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (UW SAFS) Professor John Horne will deploy experimental technology next week to explore the deep scattering layers of the ocean. In addition to Horne, the UW team includes Ross Hytnen Jr. and summer intern Raymond Surya (a JISAO intern from the University of Michigan). Horne's lab at SAFS uses active acoustic technologies to count and characterize aquatic organism distributions and dynamics throughout the world.Read more
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One of the most established hands-on, outdoor citizen science projects is the University of Washington-based Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team, COASST, which trains beachgoers along the West Coast, from California to Alaska, to monitor their local beach for dead birds. With about 4,500 participants in its 21-year history and roughly 800 active participants today, COASST's long-term success is now the subject of scientific study in its own right. What makes people join citizen science projects, and what motivates people to stick with them over years?Read more
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Coral reefs are retreating from equatorial waters and establishing new reefs in more temperate regions, according to new research published July 4 in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. The researchers found that the number of young corals on tropical reefs has declined by 85% — and doubled on subtropical reefs — during the last four decades.Read more
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Amazon Pulse Aims to Establish a Real-time Observatory
The scientific community has long appreciated the significance of the Amazon River (river-to-shelf) system in terms of its near- and far-field physical and biogeochemical impacts, and as the only large river on earth that is still largely unspoiled by human action.
Michael Bruno, Feiler Chair Professor and Dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science and Alan Blumberg, George Meade Bond Professor and Director of the Davidson Laboratory recently returned from a reconnaissance trip to the legendary river. Collaborating with some 79 international faculty and graduate students, their effort, called Amazon Pulse, not only aims to improve scientific understanding of the river, but to create management and predictive tools so that the science may be immediately and usefully applied.
"Our trip into the Amazon River was amazing," says Blumberg. We were able to experience firsthand the vastness of the system and its energy."
"The sun is always shining and it is always raining," says Blumberg. "In a sense it is an accelerated natural laboratory because there is so much energy concentrated in one system," he explains.
Part of a team of US and Brazilian scientists that spent five days trooping through mudflats, tidal mangroves and the coastal ocean, Blumberg and Bruno studied the interaction of the sediments with the water dynamics.
According to Blumberg, the Amazon is a unique natural laboratory for studying the physics and sediment dynamics of a riverine system. It has much fresh water discharge (20% of the global discharge), huge tidal ranges (3 to 4 m) and tremendous loads of fine grain sediments (10% of the world's fluvial sediment supply).
"We cleaned the mud off our clothes by jumping into the river only to find that our clothes became laden with fine grain sediments that were even harder to get out," explains Blumberg. "No snakes or piranhas, thankfully, but mosquitos were always around."
To achieve their goal, Amazon Pulse will establish a real-time observatory as well as perform a series of fundamental science projects around the observatory effort. The international collaboration will matrix the research and observatory activities in field science, modeling, and remote sensing with foci by location, to include the tidal river, the coastal zone/inner shelf, and the outer shelf.
"Most of what we know about the Amazon is from a joint US/Brazilian study that was done 20 years ago—so questions are being asked about what impact, if any, climate change, is having on the Amazon," says Bruno. "The answer is that we don't know; we don't even have a baseline."
Additionally, enhanced understanding of the Amazon River-to-Coast Region will support local efforts to manage and preserve this vital natural resource for future generations, and will provide the present-day baseline information necessary to understand—and predict—future changes under different climate change and human activity scenarios.
"There is so much that we still do not understand about the Amazon, the dominant river system on the planet, and its influence on local, regional and global dynamics," says Bruno.
To that end, the researchers' long-term goal is to design and construct an integrated and sustained observation and forecasting system for the Amazon River to Coast Region.
"Our initiative will establish a real-time observatory and prediction system much like the Stevens' New York Harbor Observing and Prediction System (NYHOPS) that forecasts ocean currents for drift simulations in support of pollutant tracking and search and rescue planning," says Bruno.
Researchers will be able to monitor the pulse of the river seeing changes due to climate variability and human activities in the watershed as they occur.
Funded, in part, by a National Science Foundation grant through the Pan American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI) titled "Toward a Sustained Operational River-to-Shelf Observation & Prediction System for the Amazon," the trip was an extension of a workshop held last summer that helped inform U.S. participants of the unique physical oceanographic, hydrodynamic, sediment transport, and coastal sedimentation that affect the ecosystems characteristics of the Amazon fluvial-coast-shelf region. The workshop also facilitated the formation of working relationships between the region's scientists and engineers and their U.S. counterparts, as well as among scientists working in various disciplines.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary Jo White told lawmakers in a recent letter that the agency was mulling expanding the definition of accredited investor beyond its net worth standard to include certain professionals with designated certifications or licenses.
In her Nov. 15 letter to Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., chairman of the House Capital Markets Subcommittee, White said that commission staffers have begun a comprehensive review of the accredited investor definition under Regulation D, and that while she's "not in a position to reach conclusions" about possible changes to the definition until that review is finished, "professional certifications, such as a CPA or CFA, are among the possible supplemental or alternative criteria for qualifying as an accredited investor" that the commission will consider.
Such a certification, White said, "may position an individual to be able to analyze more comprehensively a company's financial condition and results of operations."
Investors with a net worth of $1 million, excluding the value of their homes, or an income greater than $200,000 meet the current accredited investor definition and can buy unregistered securities or buy into private-equity and hedge funds.
White also said that an investor's reliance on a registered broker or investment advisor is "one of many factors" that commission staffers will consider. "Obtaining the advice of a professional advisor may enhance an investor's ability to make an informed investment decision and therefore strengthen investor protection in Rule 506 offerings," White said. However, "an investor's use of such an advisor may not necessarily measure the investor's understanding of the risks of the investment."
The Government Accountability Office released a report in July stating that the SEC should consider alternative criteria for its accredited investor standard, including the use of more liquid investments inside any Reg D private offerings, or require the guidance of a registered investment advisor. White said staff will consider the GAO report's recommendations during its review.
David Tittsworth, executive director of the Investment Adviser Association in Washington, says "there is a tension between the two types of standards."
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text: Am Mittwoch, den 31.10.2007, 02:44 +0100 schrieb thomas schorpp: > Luca Olivetti wrote: > > En/na Jim Barber ha escrit: > >> Sorbs will remove you from their list once you contact them and prove > >> you have a static IP address though. > > > > Yes, they did, *twice*, since they wrongly listed my address *twice* > > (though I thought I already stated that) but I shouldn't go through all > > of this. > > Besides, one shouldn't have more or less rights to have an own mail > > server depending on the fact that the address is static or dynamic. > > And others blacklists don't even listen to you (and, again, even if they > > would, it's tiresome and shouldn't be necessary). > > The net result is that spammers simply hop from network to network and > > can send their shit with no problem, while non-spam is blocked. Good job. > > > > Bye > > I'm with Luca. > > in general blacklisting is an unprofessional, trivial security concept and completely sucks, > especially sorbs: > > Netblock: 220.127.116.11/24 (220.127.116.11-22.214.171.124) > Last Seen: Thu Feb 15 15:15:12 2007 GMT > Additional Information: ad-online.biz. A 220.127.116.11 [TTL=1800] Job Scam Spammers > > they still block my mail server on .246 cause some spamfucks were once in my assigned netblock??? great. > and blocking Luca against their own(!) whitelist policy is really scandalous. > > I and many people can't simply afford the horrific costs of static and NIC registered IPs. > this is social discrimination of internet users and glorifying the few big mailprovider's monopoly > all in the name of a "protection system" that has been long proven of complete failure by spamgangs. > > Jim, so how to prove ownership of a IP? thats actually a crap requirement, cause only the ISP > can certify. NIC registry can't, too. I can register every fake data in there. spamgangs do so. > CA signed server certificates can't prove ownership of an IP, too, cause I could use any proxy > and fake certify ownership of its IP that way. so practically you never get delisted from sorbs, > once listed. they don't do blacklisting, actually they do whitelisting in their big sponsors preferences(?) in fact. > > besides this is a violation of accepted civilized international law principles. pre-convicted for having done > nothing. BTW law: in most countries courts take denied mails *as delivered*(!) to evidence whatever the reason for denial! > so companies be very careful using blocklists... > > sorbs: "Fighting spam by finding and listing Exploitable Servers.". real great policy. Which administrator > can assure that his systems are 100% unexploitable all the time? this is pure SCI-FI and not a > accepted all day practioneer's requirement. > > as Luca said, spam-gangs avoid it easily. Johannes, PLS use a bayesian filter / greylisting combination. > or use spamhaus at least. they have a much kinder not "ordinary dynamic IP internet > mail user discriminating" delisting policy :) > > with private house community wlan-routers, wifi-hotspots, inetcafes, anonymizers further upcoming, > blacklisting has become complete idiocracy. sorbs go on, blacklist them all! > spamgangs laugh at You. > > y > tom > I also fully agree. Cheers, Hermann


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The Stuxnet cyber-weapon discovered slamming into Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility in the summer of 2010 was probably in development for up to five years before that date, a new analysis by Symantec has suggested.
The evidence for this extraordinary conclusion is the discovery of an early version 0.5 development cycle that the company said ran from November 2005 to mid-2009 when the more advanced version 1.0 eventually detected by security companies took over the heavy lifting.
Domains associated with Stuxnet 0.5's command and control (C&C) network had been traced to this early date, with the same software submitted to a public scanning service two years later in November 2007.
After 4 July 2009 (is that date pure coincidence?) Stuxnet 0.5 was not used for new infections, a period that overlapped with the emergence of the more potent Stuxnet 1.0.
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These two teams produced not only Struxnet's two incarnations but a number of other cyberweapons that included Duqu, Gauss and the remarkable Flame, all discovered since Stuxnet.
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"To allow updates to reach these machines, Stuxnet 0.5 also used a peer-to-peer mechanism [Windows mailslot]," said Symantec.
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The precise origins of Stuxnet might never be confirmed but in Symantec's view all doubt that this was a weapon designed to cause damage to nuclear centrifuges should now be discounted.
Its designers thought through how to mis-control the equipment in minute detail, according to the security firm, to the extent of trying to hide the fact that it was being made to malfunction.
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Big Island police have arrested a male party in connection with a burglary which occurred in the Keaukaha area during the declared Civil Defense Emergency this past Saturday night (October 27).
Kalani Ahuna, M-28, of Keaukaha, was arrested on Thursday (November 1) at about 4:30 p.m. for Burglary of a Dwelling During a Civil Defense Emergency and is being held pending further investigation.
Police ask that anyone with information about these burglaries (or anyone who didn't evacuate and saw suspicious persons in the area) to call Sergeant James Correa at 961-2289 or the Police Department's non-emergency line at 935-3311.
Tipsters who prefer to remain anonymous may call Crime Stoppers at 961-8300 in Hilo or 329-8181 in Kona and may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. Crime Stoppers is a volunteer program run by ordinary citizens who want to keep their community safe. Crime Stoppers doesn't record calls or subscribe to caller ID. All Crime Stoppers information is kept confidential.
EXTRA – According to Big Island Chronicle here is a partial list of some of the things he ripped off that eventing:
"…Two burglary victims say that the thief or thieves focused on undergarments such as panties and bras, bikinis, sex toys, and costume jewelry. A bike was the most expensive item stolen from one of the homes. A bathroom mirror was pried off a wall, and the victim thinks the thief or thieves thought it was a medicine cabinet.
In another home, the thief or thieves rejected electronics, cash, and a case of silverware found in a closet, but took costume jewelry, a vibrator, handcuffs, a baseball bat and a knife…."
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The story that touched our hearts last week did so again this week, but in a troubling way.
Remember that homeless man in New York City to whom a city cop gave boots?
The man, Jeffrey Hillman, is barefoot again.
Hillman told reporters who caught up to him that he'd hidden the $100 pair of boots.
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In total, the state corrections department released 2,345 men and women on mandatory supervised release in December, according to records.
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