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That Backstrom improved over the course of the year should be of no shock to Caps fans. However, the progress was rather stunning over the course of time. There are likely a combination of reasons for that – an increasing comfort level with the NHL game, moving from the wing to center, playing with Alex Ovechkin, improvements in skill level, the different approach to the game taken by a new coach, whatever.
There are a couple of items in the numbers that are worth pointing out. First, it wasn't the goal-scoring that experienced such an improvement, but his assist production. Backstrom had a total of eight assists through 20 games; he never had fewer than seven in any 10-game stretch (including the last dozen, which we include as one element) over the rest of the year.
One could argue that this was a product of playing with Ovechkin. In fact, of those eight assists Backstrom had in his first 20 games, only one (a secondary assist) came on a goal scored by Ovechkin. In his last 61 games, over which he had 47 assists, Backstrom had 20 assists on Ovechkin goals (12 primary, 8 secondary). But Backstrom found a way to get involved with the big scorers in general. He had nine assists on goals by Viktor Kozlov (three primary, five secondary) and eight more on goals by Alexander Semin (four of each type). That's 37 of 47 assists in his last 61 games to three of the top five goal scorers on the team. There is a certain chicken-and-the-egg aspect to this – were the goals scored because of Backstrom's contributions, or were Backstrom's assists a product of good finishers. Well, probably both, but Backstrom's production improved in that aspect of the game for which he is most heralded. Caps fans should be rather pleased with the result.
One other thing on the matter of assists – we've made quite a to-do about the consistency of Alexander Ovechkin. Well, what fits hand in glove with that – for this year – is that since the change in coaches, Backstrom never went more than two games consecutively without recording at least one assist.
Backstrom also became more assertive in his offensive game as the season progressed, reflected in this shots on goal numbers. Thr progression from ten-game to ten-game split was almost entirely in an upward path over the course of the season. This is not to say that he did (or would ever) become "Ovechkinesque" in his propensity to shoot the puck – that is not his game – but from seven shots in his first ten games to 23 in his last dozen is indicative of a willingness to take advantage of opportunities and not think past first, next, and last.
If there was a surprising aspect to Backstrom's game, it was his responsibility on defense. In three of his first four ten-game splits, he was in the aggregate a minus player. In three of the last four (accounting for 12 games in his last split), he was a plus player, including being a +15 in his last 22 games.
If there could stand to be an improvement in his game, it is in the circle. He was 46.3 percent for the season (if you're looking for a rookie comparison, Sidney Crosby was 45.5 percent in his rookie year). But even here there is an odd consistency. In each of the last four splits for the season, he achieved at least 50 percent in faceoff wins at least five times (only once in his first four splits).
Improvement and consistency. These are precisely the things one might ask for in a student. Nicklas Backstrom came a long way this year, and while he has a long way to go, he learned his lessons well.
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Ottawa, Canada, 6 June 2005 - His Highness the Aga Khan, Imam (spiritual leader) of the Ismaili Muslims and founder of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), was today invested as an honorary Companion of the Order of Canada in recognition of a lifetime of outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation. The ceremony was presided over by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada. In presenting the honour to the Aga Khan, the Governor General said "I have been deeply impressed that you have been able to bring to everything you do, a generosity, importantly, a curiosity, an intelligence and above all, a deep compassion for other human beings." "To do what you must with what you have is a lesson we must all learn," she added. The Aga Khan was invested as an honorary Companion, the Order of Canada's highest formal civilian tribute, "in recognition of his life of generosity, of thoughtful stewardship, and of benevolent spiritual direction," said the Governor General. "He is part of a very tiny group of international figures to whom our country pays its highest respects," she added. The Order of Canada is the centrepiece of Canada's Honours System and recognizes people in all sectors of Canadian society. Their contributions are varied, yet they have all enriched the lives of others and made a difference to this country. The Order of Canada's motto is Desiderantes Meliorem Patriam, meaning, "They desire a better country. Other Companions of the Order of Canada include Nelson Mandela, Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Vaclav Hável. The citation issued in February 2005 highlighted the achievements of the Aga Khan: "Personifying cherished Canadian values, His Highness the Aga Khan has devoted his life to protecting the environment and alleviating human suffering due to poverty. Imam of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims since 1957, he has guided the spiritual growth of his followers, teaching compassion and tolerance by example. In 1967, he launched his foundation, the Aga Khan Development Network, with branches in countries around the world, including Canada. Recognizing our nation's caring spirit, he cites Canada as a role model for the world and has selected Ottawa as the home of a new global centre for pluralism." During his visit to Canada, the Aga Khan will meet with the Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Paul Martin, the Minister of Canadian Heritage and Minister responsible for Status of Women, the Honourable Liza Frulla, as well as the Minister of International Cooperation, the Honourable Aileen Carroll. He will then travel to Toronto and Vancouver to meet members of the Ismaili community. For further information, please contact: Department of Public Affairs Secretariat of His Highness the Aga Khan Aiglemont 60270 Gouvieux France Tel: +220.127.116.11.40.0 Fax: +22.214.171.124.42.79 E-mail: email@example.com Website: www.akdn.org NOTES The Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) is a group of private, non-denominational development agencies whose mandates range from the fields of health and education to architecture, culture, rural development and the promotion of private-sector enterprise. Its agencies and institutions, working together, seek to empower communities and individuals, often in disadvantaged circumstances, to improve living conditions and opportunities, especially in countries in sub-Saharan Africa, South and Central Asia and the Middle East. In Canada, the Aga Khan Foundation has partnered with CIDA and other development agencies in support projects in Asia and Africa for over 20 years.
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"Love & War" (Blue Rider Press), by Mary Matalin and James Carville
"Love & War" is the unlikely love story of one of America's best-known power couples and how their marriage has survived despite their sharply different political views.
The subtitle of the book by Mary Matalin and James Carville is "Twenty years, three presidents, two daughters and one Louisiana home." That offers a hint of the pressures and rewards faced by the couple with a quirky charisma and two of the nation's best political minds.
They were married in New Orleans in 1993, but they were living much of the year in the fiercely partisan atmosphere of Washington, D.C. They served presidents on both sides of the political divide. Matalin advised President George H.W. Bush, Carville helped Democrat Bill Clinton oust Bush in 1992 and Matalin returned to White House duty after the difficult and incredibly close election and recount of 2000, working as a top aide to Vice President Dick Cheney for a couple of years.
Events like the election recount and the Iraq War created tensions in their marriage, but their determination to preserve the union, willingness to avoid debating politics and mutual dedication to raising daughters Matty and Emerson helped sustain them.
After almost two decades of living at the eye of the political hurricane, Matalin and Carville were ready by late 2006 to consider other options. They decided to move their family to New Orleans, which had a rich mix of offbeat culture, delicious food and fascinating history. It was in Carville's native Louisiana and far from the increasingly partisan political atmosphere of Washington.
Carville says in the book: "I never was going to be that guy in his seventies, living out his last days in some apartment building on Connecticut Ave. I was coming home." Carville said he wasn't mad at anybody when he left, "I was just losing interest in the conversation." He shifted in recent years to advising political campaigns overseas.
Matalin recalled how she was in the Washington area buying school supplies with her daughter when a woman in line said: "You were such a bitch on 'Meet the Press' yesterday." She came home and said to Carville: "I don't think I can raise my kids here."
Ironically, the first day they were in their new home in New Orleans in June 2008, they learned that their close friend, NBC's Tim Russert, had died. They returned for the funeral of their friend, which they said was a mix of grieving close friends and those who wanted to be seen at a big Washington event. The experience reinforced their decision to move.
The book is told in alternating passages by Matalin and Carville, recounting their experiences in politics and their transition to a richer personal life in New Orleans where discussions could center on matters like Matalin's need for lots of dogs and cats to Carville's love for teaching at Tulane and his need to park in front of his TV in a backroom to watch his beloved LSU Tigers. The alternating technique works well, feeling like an extended conversation in their living room.
Much of the book is a charming love letter from both about their adopted hometown of New Orleans, its recovery from Hurricane Katrina, its unique character, rediscovery of extended family and the joy of raising two daughters there.
'Love & War': Unlikely story of love and politics
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(Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp, the world's largest publicly traded oil company, reported a quarterly profit on Thursday that topped expectations, as higher margins from its refining arm countered a 7.5 percent decline in oil and gas output.
Exxon and other global oil producers are buying oil and gas assets in North America as they struggle to raise production in a sector where vast energy resources are tightly controlled by countries like Brazil.
Earlier this month, Exxon agreed to buy Celtic Exploration Ltd for $2.64 billion. That deal will give Exxon access to some of the most promising shale oil and gas region in Western Canada.
And in September, Exxon said it planned to buy 196,000 acres in the Bakken shales in North Dakota and Montana in a $1.6 billion deal.
"The (earnings) beat definitely came from the refining side of the business," said Brian Youngberg, energy company analyst at Edward Jones in Saint Louis. "The production decline was more than expected. It has been a recurring challenge for Exxon."
Refining margins have improved as companies benefit from processing cheaper grades of crude oil from Canada as well as shale basins like the Eagle Ford in south Texas.
Earnings from Exxon's global refining business more than doubled to $3.2 billion. The company's exploration and production business had a profit of $5.97 billion, down 29 percent.
Natural gas prices in the United States fell about 30 percent from a year-ago in the quarter as huge supplies weighed. Brent crude prices in the quarter were also declined, pinched by worry about global demand.
Those lower prices cut into Exxon's profitability.
The Irving, Texas company said its third-quarter earnings had fallen to $9.57 billion, or $2.09 per share, from $10.33 billion, or $2.13 per share, a year earlier.
Analysts on average had expected a profit of $1.95 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Exxon's revenue fell 8 percent to $115.7 billion.
Oil and gas output declined 7.5 percent to 3.96 million barrels oil equivalent per day, Exxon said.
Analysts at Houston-based energy investment bank Simmons & Co had expected Exxon to report a production decline of 5 percent.
The company said it had bought back 58 million shares of its own stock for $5.1 billion in the third quarter.
Shares of Exxon were up 10 cents at $91.27 in mid-morning trade on the New York Stock Exchange trading.
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Geosciences is one of the few departments on campus to have a faculty advisor for undergraduate majors. The departmental advisor is currently Dr. Tom Brikowski. You should visit him for geology-related advice at least once a year. He'll help you map out your classes, discuss career options, and keep you on the geosciences track.
The School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics also provides advisors who will help you navigate your undergraduate studies. The NS&M advisors are especially important for handling transfer credits, managing your Texas Core Curriculum requirements, and troubleshooting any registration problems.
Advisors rely on your degree plan forms, so please review these online documents in advance.
Geosciences Majors
Freshmen should visit the NS&M advisor to declare their major as soon as possible. Visit the departmental advisor afterward to learn about career options and the classes you can take to further your plans. Physical Geology (GEOS 1301/1101) and Earth History (GEOS 1330/1130) are the important introductory classes; take these as early as possible.
Transfer Students
Transfer students should visit the NS&M advisor as soon as possible to sort out their transfer credits. Then visit the departmental advisor to clarify where you stand in the geosciences track. Students should take Rocks and Minerals (GEOS 2409, offered in Spring) as soon as possible, followed by Stratigraphy & Sedimentology (GEOS 3421).
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situation keeps evolving in your industry. Marketers in every industry find themselves in a
surreal situation today with the health crisis and potential financial crisis staring at us.
Now more than ever we need to build a content marketing strategy that not just wins the
attention of our audience in a highly competitive environment, but also finds a way to make lives easier.
The 4 components to craft such a successful content strategy involve the need to have a
deep understanding of the:
1. Questions the user would ask as they move through the buying journey
2. Buying journey
3. Channels where users spend time seeking solutions to their biggest challenges
4. Data that will give you insights into how users are engaging with your content
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Levitica "Lee" Watts, Chief Marketing Officer, Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP
With the current global crisis, marketers will need to approach marketing differently as we move forward. The temptation may be to stop marketing, creating or speaking to your audience. However, we must continue to prepare for growth and look to the future. This presentation will focus on content strategies marketers can implement when a crisis tempts you to stop marketing or pause your efforts. The goal is to pivot, not pause.
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May 13 2020
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How many marketers could answer complex questions like "Which 2 campaigns are demonstrating more than 10% growth in number of opportunities quarter over quarter?"
Among the organizations we've surveyed, maybe two out of ten. 80% would have to wait for a data analyst to create a report, a very manual human-to-human process. What if a machine-to-human AI approach could deliver those insights in seconds and without any manual work or asking questions?
It's time to solve the "last-mile" problem of user adoption and reduce dependence on reports and dashboards. Join this session to learn how one CMO went from 13-months-prep-time-for-the-annual-report approach to:
Scaling BI and analytics tools beyond analysts to regular marketing users
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Rob Leavitt, Senior Vice President, Consulting, ITSMA
Content marketing is never easy even in the best of times. B2B audiences have little time, little tolerance for anything but the most relevant and compelling material, and timing is everything (i.e., if it's not the right time, don't bother me!).
Today, of course, we're not exactly living through the best of times. Amid the onoing pandemic, B2B buyers are dealing with extreme market disruption and a fundamental rethink of where their businesses go next. Every industry and every account is different but overwhelming uncertainty is everyone's new normal.
In this context, how can we develop and deliver content that counts? What are our customers and prospects looking for, how can we know, and how can we be most helpful in this most stressful of times? We've already pivoted to deal with the lockdown; how should we think about content marketing for the rest of this year and beyond?
Join ITSMA's Rob Leavitt to explore what's working now and what's next for content marketing as we begin to shift from immediate responses to the COVID-19 crisis to the "next normal" of ongoing uncertainty. Rob will showcase effective new approaches and explore longer term guidelines for successful content marketing in a constantly changing environment.
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THINK inside the box: The Evolution of Content
May 13 2020
35 mins
Shallu Behar-Sheehan, CMO, Truata
Many of us are exposed to the adage to constantly think outside the box.
However, if we pause for a moment and recognise that our 'new normal' has resulted in not just us experiencing isolation, but also our budgets. We tend not to venture thinking inside the box because we are consumed with what's outside it.
The evolution of content during a crisis is forcing us to re-evaluate, repurpose & refresh what we have spent hours initially creating. Great content has the potential to stay relevant for evergreen use.
Join this session and take away insights from the following:
The 3 Cs (contact-centric content) and how to re-build this view
The content conundrum – how to re-purpose the content strategy
The migration of content consumption during a crisis
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28 mins
Nick Fagan, Managing Director
Join us for a behind the scenes look at BrightTALK. Nick Fagan will provide an overview of how we work with marketers to support their content and demand marketing goals.
You'll get to see how our technology works to support webinar, video and virtual event strategies in light of COVID-19 and you can ask any questions live.
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- What role does personalization play, and how can I make it happen?
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- How are internal relationships and networks affecting the marketing team?
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Connecting our city
Public transport services and major roads in the local area are already running close to capacity, and at peak times, close to breaking point.
An integrated transport network needs to be put in place now to create a sustainable city and accommodate the high growth in residents, workers and visitors to the local area in the future. We are lobbying the State Government to deliver stronger public transport links in our area.
Connecting our City is a 25-year integrated transport and land use strategy endorsed by Council which will help the City plan for central Sydney's future. The plan includes statistics that reinforce why the local area needs better public transport options. You can download the summary report. We have included some of the report's major points below.
Please note: The connecting our city summary report is a supporting document to our Environmental Action 2016–2021 strategy and action plan, which is the City's most up-to-date set of environmental targets and actions.
City centre and public transport
Building more roads into the city centre is not an answer to crowded public transport because this will only encourage more people to drive. Congestion already costs residents and businesses $3.5 billion each year and this amount will swell to $8 billion by 2020.
Sydney's GDP is $250 billion each year. This is one quarter of the nation's and two-thirds of our state's GDP. Doing nothing is not an option because the future of Australia's biggest city will be under threat.
We are encouraging people to travel by public transport, bike or foot to ensure our home remains sustainable and attractive while still meeting the needs of businesses that have set up shop in the local area.
Supporting sustainable transport options
We encourage sustainable transport networks by:
- making pedestrians a priority and creating wider, safer footpaths
- creating safe and accessible cycling paths
- rewarding sustainable transport, including low-emission vehicles and those taking part in car share
- transforming George Street into a wide, pedestrian-friendly boulevard with a light rail link that will connect 3 town squares at Railway Square (Central train station), Sydney Town Hall and Circular Quay
- working with the state government for better public transport options that are more convenient and able to carry more passengers.
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This week on TreeHugger, creepy cool steampunk-style insect sculptures, an 18-foot truck turns into mobile greenhouse, a bike stand doubles as your desk, a website connects you to neighborhood kitchens for homemade take-out, and more!
1. Steampunk Style Insect Sculptures Are Beautifully Strange (Pics) Artist and maker Tom Hardwidge has an incredible talent for building bugs. His sculptures of insects use a Steampunk aesthetic to bring his critters to life, and they're both gorgeous and a little bit creepy.
2. Hollow-Framed Chair Lets You Customize Your Seating If you want a chair that is truly personalized, but don't have the skill or the energy to make your own, I present to you the Comfy Cargo Chair. German designer Stephan Schulz gives you a steel framework, and lets you do the rest.
3. Best of Show at ICFF Design Conference: The Wästberg Durapulp Lamp DuraPulp lamp combines the strength of the material with a folded origami-like form that gives it rigidity — it looks both modern and DIY.
4. Converted Diesel Truck To Be Greenhouse on Wheels for School Kids An old 18-foot truck is about to become a valuable resource for school children learning about sustainable gardening, thanks to two entrepreneurs from New York who are converting it into a mobile greenhouse
5. Light Switch-as-a-Planter Concept Brings Nature Indoors Would you like to turn your light switch and outlets into little wall-mounted planters?
6. Minimalist Table Doubles as a Bike Stand It is one thing to be comfortable and have a coffee, but imagine if you could actually pedal and get a workout while you work.
7. Solar Plane Makes First International Flight While Streaming Live Video Thanks to favorable weather, the SolarImpulse solar-powered plane is attempting the first international flight powered by only the sun.
8. "Gobble" Helps You Order Take-Out From Your Neighbors' Kitchens This start-up has raised $1.2 million to get its website going, which connects you to the best cookis in your neighborhood for home-made take-out.
9. "Fukushima Plate" Tells You If Your Sushi Is Radioactive Designer Nils Ferber has come up with a concept design that would put diners at ease — a plate that glows as it detects radiation in your food.
10. Zipcar Releases Android App (Get It While It's Still Hot) Zipcar has released a public beta of an Android app that will make finding and reserving a Zipcar much easier.


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The car used in the kidnapping of a Washington Nationals catcher was found about 30 miles from where he was abducted.
Wilson Ramos, a 24-year-old who just finished his rookie season with the Nationals, was kidnapped in Venezuela Wednesday evening. He was taken away in an orange Chevrolet Captiva SUV by four armed men in Santa Ines in central Carabobo state, the spokeswoman for his Venezuelan League team, the Aragua Tigers, said on her official Twitter account.
"This is sad, worrisome and true that Wilson Ramos has been kidnapped," Katherine Vilera wrote.
The SUV was stolen early Wednesday near Plaza Bolivar in downtown Valencia, about five miles from Ramos's home. Ramos was inside his home with his family during the kidnapping about 6:45 p.m., the Associated Press reported. A person close to Ramos' family, who asked not to be quoted by name out of safety concerns, said the catcher was at home with his father and brothers when several men "entered the house and took him away."
The SUV was found in the Montalbán neighborhood of the small city of Bejuma. The interior was set on fire before the SUV was abandoned, Lapatilla reported.
There's been no report on whether kidnappers have yet to contact his family with a ransom request.
Some of Ramos's Nats teammates sent their thoughts and prayers via Twitter.
Ramos was in his native country to play winter ball. He was slated to play his first game with the Aragua Tigers on Thursday.
NBC Sports reported on Thursday afternoon that Venezuelan authorities said Ramos is still alive.
Venezuelan law enforcement said in a statement that a high-level team of kidnapping and intelligence experts had been dedicated to the case.
At 1 p.m., the Washington Nationals issued a joint statement with Major League Baseball on the kidnapping:
"Our foremost concern is with Wilson Ramos and his family and our thoughts are with them at this time. Major League Baseball's Department of Investigations is working with the appropriate authorities on this matter. Both Major League Baseball and the Washington Nationals have been instructed to make no further comment."
U.S. State Department spokesperson Mark Toner said that although Ramos is not a United States citizen, the agency is closely monitoring the situation. Toner said the State Department is ready "to help in whatever way possible."
Ramos is considered one of the Nationals' key young players as they try to become a contender in the National League East. As a rookie in 2011, he hit .267 with 15 home runs and 52 RBIs in 113 games. He also threw out 19 of 67 runners attempting to steal a base, a 28 percent success rate that ranked third among qualifying catchers in the National League.
Washington acquired Ramos from the Minnesota Twins in a trade for All-Star relief pitcher Matt Capps in July 2010.
The abduction appeared to be the first case involving a Major League Baseball player. In Venezuela, which is home to dozens of major league players, the families of wealthy athletes have been periodically targeted by kidnappers in hopes of a hefty ransom.
In November 2009, the then 56-year-old mother of Victor Zambrano, who retired after pitching for four teams during a seven-year major league career, was rescued in a "commando-style operation" after a three-day kidnapping ordeal.
Zambrano's mother was abducted nine days after the former pitcher's cousin, Richard Mendez Zambrano, had been kidnapped and later killed.
In June 2009, Colorado Rockies catcher Yorvit Torrealba's then 11-year-old son and brother-in-law were kidnapped and released a day later.
The mother of former player Ugueth Urbina, who was a two-time All-Star pitcher while playing for six teams, spent more than five months in captivity until she was rescued in early 2005.
Around the same time, the mothers of five Brazilian soccer players were abducted in Brazil, including those of star strikers Robinho and Luis Fabiano.
Fans supporting Ramos and his family have started a website, FreeWilsonRamos.com.
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Author: Kirsty Saddler, Planning Director, BBH New York (@keava)
BBH is strictly non-partisan and typically avoids politics, but is intrigued by an independent candidate standing for Hackney South and Shoreditch this election who has taken mainstream digital behavior and applied it to politics, so offering a new model for voters.
Denny de la Haye is no career politician and has never had any party affiliation. He is instead motivated by a belief in a better political system. So he is standing with no policies and the promise of direct democracy; if voted in he will poll constituents before he votes on any issue or piece of legislation.
He believes that while there is apathy about political voting, people's support for issues is rising – as digital has facilitated more activism and support for issue based organizations.
"If you allow people a forum and a say they will use it, but they are not motivated to vote politically as they are disillusioned by the system. The UK political system has people in positions of power who answer to a party, before their voters".
De la Haye is aware that his system relies on people remaining consistently engaged, but this is where his experience as a web designer kicks in and he draws on participation models like Digg and Reddit.
For issues and legislation he will endeavor to get people reading around the issue to inform themselves. To do this he will post an objective synopsis of government's texts online – inspired by Simplyunderstand.com 'translation service' – links can then be added to the synopsis by constituents, which can in turn be rated so the most valuable rise to the top.
It will be crowd-sourced information, without any party bias.
De la Haye's model would become more valuable over time, as people realized the power of influence they could exert as exemplified by Obama's election campaign and the model would build a representative picture of constituents views and how the constituency had changed over time, which can be tracked and learnt from.
If followed through it would also do away with the need for party politics, however it is still likely people would cluster around ideologies – but perhaps more their own, not those dictated by a small group of people.
So . . . back to BBH's real interest here which is how could this work in the business and marketing world. What would happen if shareholders were done away with and there was a model based more on interest invested by people through contributions of time and/or ideas?
This suggests a world of crowd-controlled brands and an open dialogue where the brand does not assume a position of authority or expertise but is accountable to its public. It does not necessarily work for all sectors, but surely more brands could open themselves up in this way, know their place and just facilitate?
Where has this worked before and where has it failed? Could this ever really work? Love to know what you think.


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This was a very important broadcast. Joyce deals compellingly with the emerging Ebola situation in Dallas. Two nurses at Dallas Presbyterian Hospital have tested positive for the virus. The infection control at the hospital was at the Larry, Curly and Moe level. Ebola is a level four containment disease. There are few facilities. Dallas and Spain treated patients at level two. It's a SUICIDE MISSION. The BIG NEWS is that no one at the Firestone rubber plantation has caught the disease. I cannot understand how I'm one of the few to make the link, but something at the plantation either cures or prevents Ebola. This is an unorganized efficacy study running live since March. In spite of a population of over 80,000 workers and their families in the HOT ZONE, there are ZERO cases since March. The early case they did have was treated properly by Firestone taking effective action building a proper containment and treatment facility. They learned how on the INTERNET!
Hevea brasiliensis Rubber Tree
It defies LOGIC to me how fully trained and educated nurses and doctors are completely incapable of doing their own research to deal with a crisis situation. We learn what to think in school not how to think, but I digress. The cure is highly likely to be the rubber tree itself. Rubber is caught like maple syrup. The workers must be heavily coated in it as well as their families when they go home. The tree is not native to West Africa. It comes from Brazil. The other wild card is the tree is sprayed with Arsenic Trioxide for pests. I would expect the workers and their families are seriously covered in this material too. Arsenic Trioxide is the basis for the drug Trisenox used to treat leukemia. It is already approved. The Chinese medicine Pi Shuang is another. An older medicine called Neosalvarsan that cured Syphilis is based on Arsenic compounds which have been used for 2,400 years to treat various diseases.
Arsenic trioxide was the basis for Fowler's solution a medicine originated in 1786 for leukemia. Arsenicum album is a homeopathic version. It is one of the 15 top homeopathic remedies. On French Wiki it reveals that the Mayans used the rubber tree as a medicine. It was part of their creation story. Is it one or both that are necessary for a cure or preventative for the Ebola virus? Mainstream has no answers. They take no initiative. I don't know if Joyce will push the envelope like I do here. We must take our own initiative. Patient Zero in Dallas was a comedy of errors. Your lives are worth more than this. You may be able to get your hands on some of these natural treatments or ask your doctor to try the medicines if you're facing your Waterloo. May God have mercy upon us.
Natural rubber
This is as deadly a disease as it gets. Your survival depends on yourself I fear. I've prepared you with this much. I would recommend if this gets totally out of hand to change your habits lest you DIE! Number ONE STOP TOUCHING. Consider your touch a loaded pistol. Would you shoot your loved ones. If you have had exposure stay in isolation till it's passed. Scrub everything around you. Keep away from common items like bank machines or debit things. Wipe them first or wash after. The Dallas nurse flew to Ohio. Oh JOY OHIO! Consider a remote BUG OUT location till it passes if it gets out of hand. Think about soaking in a tub of bleach water or antiseptic water if necessary. Then shower it off with soap and water. BURN infected anything. Dig a pit, add gasoline, say goodbye and bury the ash. The incubation period could be up to 42 days now. What happened in Dallas proves it's AIRBORNE! PRAY FOR STRENGTH AND SALVATION.
Aztec Painting : offering rubber bullet Xiuhtecuhtli god .
Oncologist. 2001;6 Suppl 2:1-2.
Although arsenic can be poisonous, and chronic arsenic exposure from industrial or natural sources can cause serious toxicity, arsenic has been used therapeutically for more than 2,400 years. Thomas Fowler's potassium bicarbonate-based solution of arsenic trioxide (As(2)O(3)) was used empirically to treat a variety of disorders, and in 1878, was reported to reduce white blood cell counts in two normal individuals and one with "leucocythemia." Salvarsan, an organic arsenical for treating syphilis and trypanosomiasis, was developed in 1910 by Paul EHRLICH: In the 1930s, arsenic was reported to be effective in chronic myelogenous leukemia. After a decline in the use of arsenic during the mid-20th century, reports from China described a high proportion of hematologic responses in patients with acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) who were treated with arsenic trioxide. Randomized clinical trials in the U.S. led to FDA approval of arsenic trioxide for relapsed or refractory APL in September 2000.


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Cooper Washington interviews Scott Carrington - What is the startup future
Why more People are Choosing to Start their own Business - Why you should go it alone
The Innovation of the Year 2016 Award Grand Finale
Check out the amazing Innovation of Year 2016 winners and their ground-breaking algorithm. It is a true 'British Invasion' as the UK-based 'Ultimate4Trading' founders not only take on all of Cooper's challenging questions but do something not to be missed live on the show. Has Cooper met his match?  Watch more...
This weekly recap takes a look back at the STARTUP365 Innovation of the Year 2016 Award Show highlights.
Cooper Washington counted down the finalists for his hour-long, award show special. It was a roller-coaster
ride from beginning to end. The top five finalists hailed from three different states and two countries as
they battled it out for the coveted number one spot. From industries as diverse as a synthetic protection
from liquids to financial trading; it was an education as much as it was an insight.
It will be interesting to see all of these companies' collective 'next step' over the next year!
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Uveitis is an inflammation, or swelling and tenderness, of the
middle layer of the eye. This area includes the colored part of the eye (iris),
muscles, and blood vessels.
Uveitis may develop in people who have:
Iritis and iridocyclitis are other terms that refer to inflammation
of the middle layer of the eye.
Treatment for uveitis depends on its cause.
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