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During the first week of November, South Africa was host to two major Open Access meetings: Open Access Africa (#OAAfrica2012), an event sponsored by BioMed Central and hosted by the University of Cape Town from November 4-5, and Berlin 10 (#Berlin10SA), hosted by Stellenbosch University from November 6-8, 2012. Approximately 150 delegates attended the Open Access Africa meeting, and nearly 270 delegates participated in Berlin 10. Collectively, the two meetings covered Open Access issues in great depth, breadth, and scope. This article is the first in a series and focuses on issues of OA publishing that were raised during both meetings. Part 2 is available here, Part 3 of the series is available here.
Open Access Publishing: Implications and Challenges for Africa
One of the themes highlighted in various ways at both meetings was that of Open Access publishing, particularly in terms of implications and challenges for African researchers, authors, and publishers. During Open Access Africa, Susan Murray from African Journals Online (AJOL) discussed the journal publishing environment in Africa. Murray started with a 2005 quote from Francoise Salager-Meyer: "Science, technology and publication form a triad which is essential for the survival of developing nations," leading to her point that it is imperative for developing nations to be able to support and sustain their own, locally-produced journals.
Murray explained that within Africa, there is a wide range of types of journals — the environment is anything but homogeneous – and so it is difficult to make generalizations. However, one of the major categories of journal publishers includes "scholar journals," i.e., academics who publish a journal in their field on top of their primary professional responsibilities. Most often, these are not professional publishers. Rather, they are academics who are trying to run a journal in their spare time, without professional training.
Murray noted that considering the challenges, these scholar journals are doing an outstanding job, however the challenges are tremendous. She mentioned the perceived importance among many academics of the need for publications to have a "finessed" appearance – but most of these journal publishers lack skills in formatting, layout, and typesetting. Many lack technical skills that are necessary to make journal platforms interoperable with current technical standards. Furthermore, many authors write in English, although it is their second or third language, yet few of these journals have language editors or editing services. The result, Murray explained, is that the journals themselves as well as authors go overseas for publishing services, which is a missed opportunity for the continent.
Murray presented several action items that collectively would promote and advance the African publishing ecosystem, or as she explained, could "unleash an African publishing lion." Within the publishing industry, she argued for establishing indicators to determine journal quality. SURF is looking at establishing what these journal quality indicators could be – for instance, transparency of journal mastheads and the peer-review process. Once the quality criteria is established, journal editors will then need to be made aware of these criteria. Authors, editors, and reviewers need skills development and training in general for various aspects of publishing in today's networked environment, for instance, training in selecting and applying Creative Commons licenses. Publishing aggregators need to support small journals by providing additional service layers – aggregating journals to improve visibility, provide support for altmetrics, support interoperability, provide usage data, etc. All of this work will require tremendous cooperation, collaboration, and partnerships, particularly throughout the Southern Hemisphere.
In a separate presentation also at Open Access Africa, Marcel Hommel shared some insights and lessons learned from his experiences serving as Editor-in-Chief of Malaria Journal, an OA journal published by BioMed Central. Malaria Journal was created in 2001 as an electronic-only, entirely open journal. The journal publishes articles from across various disciplines all related to a single disease.
Much of Hommel's talk focused on implications of OA publishing for local African journals. He noted that in 2009, over 90% of mortality due to malaria occurs in Africa, yet only 52 articles – or 2% of the 2586 articles published that year about malaria – were published in African journals, raising the question of whether this paradox has negative implications for African journals. He suggested that young scientists or doctors wanting to publish their first papers or case studies often send their papers to professional specialist journals, regional journals that are often not published in English, and national journals – and that it is important that Open Access not destroy these types of publications.
Hommel continued to talk about the need for national and regional journals, explaining that they contribute to the overall framework of academic life. In addition, "authors are often more interested in their work being seen by colleagues nationally, in their own language, than in international journals." Finally, "all data do not necessarily justify publication in an international journal, but they may be of quality and local interest." He ended by suggesting that instead of destroying these local journals, Open Access publishing has the potential to encourage their development.
An Open Access Agenda for the African Context?
During the second day of Open Access Africa, Omonhinmin A. Conrad, who coordinates the Open Access Nigeria program from Covenant University (Nigeria), started the day by raising several provocative questions and issues related to Open Access in Africa. He noted his concern that Africa is being left out and suggested that Open Access advocates work to eliminate barriers including:
- Poor funding: are there funds for OA in the African context? Should funds be spent to promote and support OA or to promote and support research in general?
- Inaccessibility and poor dissemination of information: what truly is access? Are the means there to achieve accessibility? Does availability imply accessibility? How do we improve access and awareness?
- Poor understanding of OA by governments: Where is the support for OA by African governments and by regional bodies such as the African Union? How do we get our governments to embrace OA in a productive way? How do we foster productive partnerships? What concrete actions are being taken by African governments to handle the OA issues?
Conrad continued to reiterate comments raised by earlier presenters including Murray and Hommel about how OA might affect African journals. He asked, "Will [Open Access] escalate an already worrisome dependency on non-African journals by Africans? If the visibility of poorer journals in African that are already starved of funds decreases, will it not mean closure for these journals?" Furthermore, will OA widen the international vs. local journal divide? He asked, "How will African journals and institutions catch up, as OA becomes a major index in impact factor and webliometric rankings?"
He ended by encouraging delegates to consider defining an African agenda for OA. He asked, "What is the African agenda? How committed is everyone here to OA goals? How do we go from this conference to concrete ways of improving OA interactions?"
Leveraging OA to Support Science
While not specific to the African context, Matthew Cockerill from BioMed Central presented at Berlin 10 ways in which publishers have been able to leverage Open Access to eliminate barriers between disciplines. He noted that "under Open Access, research benefits from cross-fertilization with ideas from other areas." In addition to malaria research, Cockerill explained that other fields of science such as veterinary research, sports science, biotechnology, and flavour research all have been badly served by traditional models of publishing. Open Access publishing has made it possible for cross-disciplinary subjects to develop and launch their own OA publications or to reinvigorate small, highly-specialized technical journals.
Furthermore, Open Access makes it possible to develop new ways to curate research. For example, BioMed Central is in the process of launching a new product, CasesDatabase – a database that will bring together thousands of cases from all medical disciplines. "Text mining enables convenient filtering by diagnosis, treatment, patient age" – which will enable researchers and medical doctors to search for and review relevant cases that meet a certain set of criteria. The database will include case reports published in BioMed Central journals and from other publishers where allowable under Creative Commons licensing schemes.
Throughout both meetings, malaria was a popular example. Tom Olijhoek, a scientific advisor for tropical disease research, presented at Open Access Africa and discussed how MalariaWorld, a community of researchers studying malaria, was able to capitalize on the growing body of Open Access literature. He explained that "access to information is not enough; we need to organize information and make it usable." He encouraged the OA community to look at MalariaWorld as a potential model for what kinds of services the OA community could provide. Members of the MalariaWorld community work together to collect, curate, and organize data related to malaria and develop new tools to support research. One such tool, BibSoup, allows researchers to collect citations to articles on a particular topic and provide links to full-text articles when available. But in addition to serving as a bibliographic management tool, it also allows researchers to analyze and create visualizations from the body of literature. For example, members of the MalariaWorld community have used BibSoup to answer the question "how open is malaria research?" Examples of visualizations are included in Olijhoek's presentation.
This is the first post in a series highlighting some of the major issues and themes raised during the 2012 Open Access Africa and Berlin 10 meetings. Additional posts will highlight the policy environment, the changing university environment, and students and Open Access. Slides from both meetings have been posted to their respective websites — click on session titles from within each meeting's programme. Click here for the Open Access Africa programme or the Berlin 10 programme. Podcasts from several Berlin 10 sessions are also available.


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Good morning everyone … it's the 2nd Friday of the month and you are listening to Yalla! Fight Back on 690 AM WNZK Radio broadcasting from Detroit … Go to our website at www.YallFightBack.com
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So many issues to talk about this morning
Let's start with President Trump … do you think Trump is the problem? Your mistaken. We are the problem. Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and what did we do?
What we always do. Yell, stamp our feet and yell again. In other words, we have done nothing! Worse is that the Arab World has done nothing. They are protesting publicly against Trump's actions … but behind the scenes are making nice with Israel's rightwing government of Benjamin Netanyahu
Ohio is about to pass another racist, anti-Arab law prohibiting Americans from speaking out against Israel's racism and apartheid policies … it will be the 12th State …
And hey you Chaldeans … I know you don't consider yourself Arab … but guess what … most American look at you and see Arab … they can't tell the difference between Arabs and Chaldeans … maybe inside the Chaldean community … and I am a big champion of Chaldeans and Chaldean rights … but it doesn't do anyone any good if we fight with each other … so whether you consider yourself Arab or not, if Americans think you are Arab, believe me, YOU ARE ARAB …
Syria is a mess … not because of Trump but because the US under Obama stopped helping to fight against the Assad regime … they want us to think it's about refugees … is that what Arabs are, just refugees? So they are fighting over whether we should or shouldn't accept Syrian refugees … we should but the real issue is HOW DO WE STOP THE CREATION OF REFUGEES by Syria's dictator Bashar al Assad
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1 – Don't focus on the Consequences of problems alone. Address and correct the problem itself.
2 – Unite as a community
3 – Understand politics, it's not 100 percent
4 – Tell our story
5 – Fight back … not violence, speaking out
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8 – Recognize, acknowledge mistakes and failures … and then correct the mistakes and failures
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"I write about three topics, the Middle East, politics and life in general. I often take my life experiences and offer them in an entertaining way to readers, and I take on the toughest topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict and don't pull any punches about what I feel is fair. But, my priority is always about writing the good story."
Hanania covered Chicago Politics and Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. Hanania began writing in 1975 when he published The Middle Eastern Voice newspaper in Chicago (1975-1977). He later published "The National Arab American Times" newspaper which was distributed through 12,500 Middle East food stores in 48 American States (2004-2007).
Hanania writes weekly columns on Middle East and American Arab issues for the Arab News in Saudi Arabia at www.ArabNews.com, and at www.TheArabDailyNews.com, www.TheDailyHookah.com and at SuburbanChicagoland.com. He has also published weekly columns in the Jerusalem Post newspaper, YNetNews.com, Newsday Newspaper in New York, the Orlando Sentinel Newspapers, and the Arlington Heights Daily Herald.
Palestinian, American Arab and Christian, Hanania's parents originate from Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Hanania is the recipient of four (4) Chicago Headline Club "Peter Lisagor Awards" for Column writing. In November 2006, he was named "Best Ethnic American Columnist" by the New American Media. In 2009, Hanania received the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award for Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists. He is the recipient of the MT Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award. He was honored for his writing skills with two (2) Chicago Stick-o-Type awards from the Chicago Newspaper Guild. In 1990, Hanania was nominated by the Chicago Sun-Times editors for a Pulitzer Prize for his four-part series on the Palestinian Intifada.
His writings have also been honored by two national Awards from ADC for his writing, and from the National Arab American Journalists Association.
The managing editor of Suburban Chicagoland Online News website www.SuburbanChicagoland.com, Hanania's columns also appear in the Southwest News Newspaper Group of 8 newspapers.
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- When we care more about politics than murder - October 10, 2019
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On Sunday morning I woke up very early to get all dolled up ahead of the show. Sandra from http://www.ablushingcailin.com/ and I decided we would go together a few weeks ago and have a girly day out. We got the train to Dublin and met two other girls we knew. We laughed for the entire journey so we didn't feel the time going. We arrived to the RDS at around 11:30am. There was a queue ahead of us but we did not have to wait long to get in. There was such a nice buzz when we arrived everyone was so excited and looking forward to what the day would bring.
My Irish Beauty Show Guest Pass Ticket!
As the day went on it got very busy so it made it hard to get around to all the stands. Sandra and I had looked up the companies who were going to be at the show during the week so we knew the companies we had to see. The first one on both of our lists was Cocoa Brown http://www.cocoabrown.ie/ . I'm sure you all ready know but I'm a big fan of the range. When we got to the stand we met Kate who is PR & Marketing for Cocoa Brown. She is also a blogger and so nice check out her blog here https://pureirishsugar.wordpress.com/ Kate introduced us to Marissa Carter the founder of Cocoa Brown!! This made my day because I love Marissa, I just think she's so cool. She so positive and hard working, and a true inspiration to me.
Here is a photo of Marissa and I at the Cocoa Brown stand. She is even more gorgeous in person and the Cocoa Brown stand is so pretty and pink. I bought Cocoa Brown 1hr Tan in the dark shade and Lovely Legs. Lovely Legs is the one product I have never owned from the Cocoa Brown range but my sister has it and I used it so I knew I would like it.
We then went to the Crown Brush stand which was absolutely crazy. There was so many at it you really had to know what you wanted to buy and just work your way up to the Crown Brush girls to tell them what you wanted. I really wanted the Crown Brush Concealer palette, so thankfully they had it in stock. I wanted to get a few brushes too but I will get them online here http://www.crownbrush.ie/ . Michelle Regazzoli-Stone was also at the Crown Brush Stand doing Carla Jackson's make up the two girls looked fab, unfortunately I couldn't get a good photo because of the crowd but maybe next time.
We then went to the DreamDots stand where you could buy one box and get the other box free so I got two boxes because I find them really good when you have the odd breakout. The girl who served us name was Lorna and she was so nice and helpful she even told us that you can wear DreamDots during the day under your make up and no one will notice.
Last but by no means least we met Wendy from Inailz. She is such a doll and her nail company is fab. You can find her facebook page by using the link here https://www.facebook.com/inailzireland?fref=ts. There very cool. I got two sets of nails to check out so I will keep you posted on those.
We then decided to go for lunch, we decided to have lunch in the city center and then do a little bit more shopping. We walked from the RDS all the way to TGIFridays, (yes, walked). We were dying for some fresh air and there were no taxis at the RDS when we were leaving so we just decided we'ed walk. By the time we got to TGIFridays we were so hungry so we even treated ourselves to very naughty but yummy desserts!
After this we didn't have much time left for shopping so we had a quick look at the very pretty tulle skirts in River Island the one that stood out to us the most was this very pretty nude/peach one which you can buy here http://eu.riverisland.com/women/skirts/midi-skirts/Peach-woven-textured-midi-skirt-667984 it is actually more of a peach/pink colour in the shop but its still very pretty.
After this it was time to go, so we made our way back to the train station. We met the two girls we traveled down with and the four of us sat together sharing all we had bought at the show. We were all exhausted but had a brilliant day out.
Overall I had a really good day at the show and am looking forward to going back next year. Next year I might even do the two days! ;)
Hope you enjoyed this post girls and if you were at the show too let me know what you thought and what days you went! I would love to know!
Thank you again so much for reading.
Lots of Love
Kerrie Anne x
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Alycia, part 1: ﺃﻫﻼ ﻭ ﺳﻬﻼ ﻣﻥ ﺍﻷﺮﺪﻦ
Ahlan wa Sahlan min al Urudaan (assuming that's grammatically correct), Hello and welcome, from Jordan! Sorry for the delay, but things have been busy busy busy around here. I don't think there's any way to make a "short version" of recent happenings, so I'll try to tackle the catching up one bit at a time.
Alycia dropped by for a visit, so the instant her plane landed, we (we being myself, Hyewon, and Leah, both from crew) whisked her away for a sunny holiday skipping across three countries and two continents twice in two days.
Alycia's arrival was in of itself a bit of an adventure, since her plane arrived from a layover in France nearly three hours late, meaning our little band missed our bus out from midan Ramsis to the border of Israel at Taba. I discovered while making my way to pick Alycia up, that when the ancient Egyptians said that souls that were condemned in the afterlife, they weren't actually eaten by the Devourer, they were damned to a much worse fate--to be lost forever in Cairo International Airport, the ultimate in purgatories. Even with the assistance of a native taxi driver, who parked and accompanied me to the terminal, we still got lost in the airport for a good two hours, before finding the arrival gate Alycia was supposed to magically appear at.
I discovered during the lengthy wait for Alycia's monstrously late plane one of the major infrastructure problems of Egypt--they don't like admitting when things go wrong! Which is to say, on the screens in the terminal where flight arrivals and departures are supposed to be displayed, her flight was not listed as delayed... in fact, it was not listed at all. It was completely wiped from the list and reinserted three hours later as being "on time." To be fair, however, Alycia reported that the airport in Paris did exactly the same thing.
In any case, with a bit of finagling, we managed to reschedule our trip to Petra for very early the following morning. The bus station at Ramses square was probably the sketchiest place I've found myself in the entirety of my stay here, and one of the staff members tried to put us on the wrong bus even though he knew our destination was Taba, and knew that that particular bus did not go to Taba.
We did eventually end up in the right place, however, and off we went. The majority of the people on the bus (including us) were blessedly unconscious for most of the 6 hour ride, and arrived finally at Taba, not really refreshed, but ready to get a move on, in any case.
We'd had to switch buses part way through the trip, as the particular bus we were on actually headed farther down the Red Sea coast to Nuweiba where the ferry departed from, and during this confused, barely-conscious migration, we caught sight of "the guy in the green shirt," who would later inadvertantly give us some very valuable Middle Eastern travelling tips.
We finally exited the bus at the border station at Taba and confusedly tried to figure out the schedule of buses departing Taba for Cairo for the following day. At this point, Enter Travis, "the guy in the green shirt," an American backpacker of unknown origin and only vague inclination towards motives. He'd been on the bus with us the whole time, but the bus was crowded enough that we hadn't had the opportunity to meet him. He was, however, the only other person there who was travelling to the Israeli border, so we quickly joined up with him, and headed off on foot to the border crossing. We made it to the border quickly enough, and crossed over with no problem. The border crossing entrance point to Israel, however, was a completely different story.
At the Israeli security checkpoint, a young, slender, hard-eyed woman with close-cropped dark hair stopped us and asked us why we wanted to enter Israel. We answered her quickly that we were only passing through on our way to Jordan. She let us pass, but it was not so easy for Travis. We waited for him just beyond the security point so we could all go through customs together, but it was not meant to be--Travis made the mistake of telling the hard-eyed woman that he didn't have a set itinerary for his travels in Israel... he thought he might as well go to Jerusalem first, but after that was anyone's guess. After nearly 15 minutes of interrogation, our little group was prompted onwards to the baggage check, forcing us to leave Travis behind.
At the xray machine, the security checkers took Hyewon's passport and rubbed it down with a cloth to check it for traces of undesirable chemicals--probably explosives and drugs. We were asked many, many times whether all of our luggage items belonged to us, and whether or not anyone had asked us to take anything to deliver to Israel. We were all told to open up our bags for close inspection, but after the near-constant bag searching at all university locales in Cairo, it wasn't much of a big deal. By the time we'd all finished and moved on to the line where our passports would be examined and stamped, Travis had finally been let through by the hard-eyed woman, and was undergoing rigorous examination by the baggage checkers. He was forced to remove every item he owned from every bag or container it was in and spread it all out on the table. At this point we lost sight of him.
We handed over our passports to be stamped. When it was my turn, the woman behind the desk asked me bemusedly whether I really have four names, and asked me to confirm what they all were. She then told me that there was a problem, and that they were going to have to send my passport "down to the office" to be checked out.
They had me waiting for nearly 30 minutes, maybe more. In that time I found myself perched on an airport-style bench next to an Israeli woman who was acting as tour guide for a massive group of Nigerians who had gone to Egypt to climb Mt. Sinai. I talked with her for a little while. She said it was shameful of me to travel through Israel without seeing the sights, and decided to hold me personally accountable for the horrors of poverty in the U.S., though other than that she was perfectly affable.
After Ms. Israel took off with her horde of Nigerians, I settled in with Alycia to wait for my passport to be returned to me while Hyewon and Leah went off to exchange some currency to pay for our cab from the Taba border crossing to the Aqaba crossing into Jordan. As we waited, Travis made his way finally to the front of the passport stamp line. As with me they decided to detain his passport, but as he was such a shady character, they took him along with his passport into a back room, and we never saw him again.
The crossing through Israel all the way through to Jordan was fairly uneventful, though we paused just long enough to be awed by the prefab restroom units at the Israel crossing in Taba. They were absolutely the nicest bathrooms we'd seen in months. We even took a souvenier photo, though it was on Hyewon's camera, so I don't at the moment have a copy. We mostly slept during the 2-hour taxi ride between the Aqaba border crossing into Jordan and Wadi Mousa, the village near Petra.
We made it finally, and brokered a deal with our taxi driver, Tarek, to come back and pick us up the next day. We arrived at our hostel--The Orient Gate Hotel--quite late in the day. We made immediate friends with the desk guy at the hostel (as Alycia said, "The manager/front desk attendant at our hostel, the Orient Gate Hotel, has to be one of my favorite people. Clearly, I can bond with a guy who mentions, as we walk in, that he just got up.") He was a friendly guy in an Average Joe gruff sort of way, and tried to coerce us into practicing our meager Arabic skills with him. He enlightened us somewhat as to the interrelations between the various countries in the Middle East, saying that we shouldn't learn Egyptian Colloquial Arabic because everyone outside of Egypt thinks the Egyptian accent is hilarious and laughs at them behind their backs. He also told us that Jordan is a more culturally and morally liberal country than Egypt, and also a more respectful one--for example, he said, he himself would be perfectly willing to drink a few beers, but he would more than willingly refrain if he happened to be in the presence of someone religious. It might have been nationalistic claptrap, but it's true that Jordan seemed, from what I saw of it, like a much cleaner, rockier version of Egypt, with more goats.
Our new buddy advised us that it was too late in the day to visit Petra, as we had originally planned, and that we should head down early early the next day. He even offered to pack us lunches (for a fee, of course, but what are hostels for?). We were a bit worried about seeing Petra the next morning because we'd agreed to meet Tarek at 11am the next morning for our trip back to Egypt so we would be in time to catch the bus back to Cairo. We resolved to be at the Petra ticket office immediately at opening time at 6:30am, and instead spent our evening wandering Wadi Mousa, studying in the hostel's common room, and badgering our new buddy (I wish I could remember his name) to follow through with the sales pitch on the hostel's business card which advertised that they showed Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade every night.
The next morning at daybreak we packed up our gear for the morning and picked up our lunches and headed off down the hill past the massive tourist resorts to the entrance of Petra, the Rose Red City.
(To Be Continued...)


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Are You "Sucking The Marrow" Out Of Corporate Life?
I recently came upon a fantastic Medium post from Yazin Akkawi titled What Most Entrepreneurs Don't Understand About What it Takes to be Successful. If you want to understand what the life of a young, naive (his words) entrepreneur is like, make sure to read it.
In the post, Akkawi lays out what it takes to be successful as an entrepreneur. While he makes it clear there is no single formula for success, he says having over-confidence and blind ignorance in chasing an ambitious goal is evident in every successful entrepreneur.
Unfortunately, not everyone is as brave as Yazin (who went on to have success in starting his own digital agency) to pull the ripcord on their corporate career at 22-years-old. The reality is, college graduates are saddled with more debt, than any time in history.
The average college graduate has over $17,000 in student-loan debt, resulting in payments of close to $300 a month. That's a significant part of a recent graduate's paycheck. Thus, the reason why so many graduates are forced to take the path of corporate life after graduation.
So, if you're an aspiring entrepreneur and feel like you're "stuck" in a Corporate America until you can pay off some debt, look at the time as an opportunity, not a burden.
Like Robin William's character encouraged, when quoting Henry David Thoreau in Dead Poets Society, to "suck the marrow out of life," I encourage you to do the same with "corporate life" before making the leap into entrepreneurship. Here's how and why...
Change your mindset
Be patient. There is no expiration date on becoming an entrepreneur. Focus on learning. Always. Become a sponge in every business interaction. Find context in every part of your corporate career for however long it lasts.
Treat your first entry-level corporate job as a paid post-college education. Treat every meeting like a post-graduate class. Sit-up straight and pay attention. It's another learning opportunity!
Study how your boss and other executives run a meeting. Observe body language. Look into people's eyes. Ask to sit in on as many meetings as you can. Listen to how a seasoned executive negotiates. Watch how they manage difficult situations. Watch how they celebrate failure and success.
Work long hours. Do everything. Get into the weeds on every part of the company's business. Understand what your greatest value is to them is. Learn new skills. Come to meetings prepared. Accept every project. Dig in. Ask questions.
Go home feeling mentally sore every night...
...because the results won't be obvious at first
[Since the Oscars are tonight, I'll reference two movies in one post to illustrate my points.]
My favorite part of the original Karate Kid is how Mr. Miyagi conditions Daniel for defensive karate without his foreknowledge of it. It is beautiful scene so I've included it.
This is what your corporate experience, if you put forth the effort and repetitions, will do for you as an entrepreneur.
It happened for me.
When I founded Ultimate Hoops in my early 30s, I was feeling at times like Daniel in Karate Kid. Flustered, sore, confused, unsure how my corporate experience in New York was going to serve me in starting a business.
Had I simply wasted the majority of my 20s working in Corporate America without gaining any transferable knowledge for entrepreneurship?
But like Daniel, when start-up challenges arose, I was able to "wax on, wax off" multiple issues through the knowledge I gained working at Turner and Discovery. I found myself quoting and using terms of former bosses and executives in my past. The repitious grind of creating hundreds of advertising sales packages in my 20s served me when creating sponsorship opportunities for Ultimate Hoops.
As an example, when a gym facility gave me their "final" court rental offer to host Ultimate Hoops games, I countered with a negotiating tactic I heard in an executive meeting I had no business being in when I was young sales assistant. I secured an hourly rental rate at $20 less than their final offer.
Where was this knowledge coming from? From all the Mr. Miyagi's of my past.
"Look at eye. Always look at eye."
So instead of sulking into the office this week, strap on your cloth headband like Daniel and start sucking the marrow out of corporate life.
It will serve you well as an entrepreneur one day, Danielson.


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James 1:3
Knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
Today was a cold day. The wind blew cold air enough to freeze the Spirit. Yet, I still made it out to take a few pictures.
I am not known for being a patient man. Matter of fact, I have been known not to wait for anything. However, these days, my patience is being tested. I want to be done with some things and be passed this stage of my life.
But you gotta have Faith, Faith, Faith.
Somewhere inside me, I just have to keep working toward the ultimate goal and learn patience.
Yes, I guess, I am relating a bit of today to that old George Michael song, Faith. Because even in songs like that, I can find a few words that praise.
Before this river
Becomes an ocean
Before you throw my heart back on the floor
Oh baby I reconsider
My foolish notion
Well I need someone to hold me
But I wait for something more
But I'll wait for something more. Yeah, I got to have faith in G.O.D.
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Straight No Chaser has had an amazing decade. Ten years after turning a collegiate hobby into a recording career that has taken them around the world on tour, the a cappella group tells its story through music on ONE SHOT.
Their seventh LP features 16 genre-spanning songs, and 10 entertaining conversational interludes, as the members of Straight No Chaser trace their unlikely rise from an undergraduate singing group at Indiana University to a beloved Atlantic Records act with a devoted international fanbase. Along the way, Straight No Chaser has sold more than 1.6 million albums in the U.S. and amassed more than 100 million YouTube views thanks to tightly arranged songs, impeccable vocal harmonies, and a healthy sense of humor. Yet Straight No Chaser's success was never a given—these singers have worked hard to make the most of an unexpected opportunity when they signed with Atlantic and released their first album, HOLIDAY SPIRITS, in 2008.
Recorded mostly in Bloomington, Indiana, with producer Steve Lunt, the track list for ONE SHOT reflects that sense of now or never, starting with opener and first single "Motownphilly/This Is How We Do It," an energetic mash-up of Boyz II Men and Montell Jordan. Straight No Chaser made Jordan's "This Is How We Do It" a staple of its repertoire in college. Adding "Motownphilly," with its lyrics about chasing improbable success, captured the way the singers felt as undergrads. "The lyrics from the Boyz II Men song fit our experience: We dreamed about this and now we are doing it, performing all over the world," says Randy Stine, an original member.
It took a few years. After the founding members of Straight No Chaser graduated in 1999, they got jobs, found love, and made lives for themselves as new undergrads replaced them in the group on campus. In 2006, Stine posted a clip on YouTube of Straight No Chaser singing "The 12 Days of Christmas" at a 1998 performance, and it went viral. Atlantic Records Chairman & CEO Craig Kallman saw it and contacted the guys to see if they would be interested in reuniting to make an album. It wasn't necessarily an easy decision. "It was scary to jump into because we were giving up life as we knew it," Stine says. "I envisioned it as a boat leaving the pier," he says. "Either you're going to jump on and make the boat or you're not. And I thought, 'Even if the boat sinks and I have to swim back to shore, so be it.'"
Far from sinking, the group has only picked up speed on the way to making ONE SHOT. "Every year it gets better and better," says Tyler Trepp. "We keep surprising ourselves in a good way, and it just keeps growing." Along with Stine and Trepp, the current lineup features Walter Chase, Jerome Collins, Seggie Isho, Michael Luginbill, Charlie Mechling, Steve Morgan, and David Roberts. They all have a hand in choosing songs, which mirror the singers' widespread musical tastes, ranging from R&B and old-school funk to folk and classic rock. In addition to "Motownphilly/This Is How We Do It," the group tackles Ricky Martin's "Livin La Vida Loca," Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way," James Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," and Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman," a soulful ode to the singers' significant others.
There's also a take on Loverboy's "Working for the Weekend," Johnny Cash's version of "I've Been Everywhere," and a yearning for the comforts of family life on a richly harmonized version of Simon & Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound." "We all rallied around that song because it really spoke to life on tour," Stine says. "We are loving what we're doing, but there's always a bit of you that's missing home. Especially with all of us being parents now, it's that much tougher when you leave."
So much of what Straight No Chaser has done over the past 10 years is the stuff of dreams: They've collaborated with Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Elton John and Dolly Parton, to name a few. They've performed on national TV early in the morning, on Today; and long after dark, on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. They've toured North America, Europe, and Australia, and consistently rank among Pollstar's top 100 touring acts in North America. "We literally have to pinch ourselves every day that this actually happened," Collins says. "Now we're 10 years still in the game, and we're still a successful act. We started this just for fun and now we're doing it as a career."
They have no intention of stopping—it's just too much fun. "We're going to ride this train," Trepp says. "Each tour is something new, and we're always surprised at the things we get to do."


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I am taking part in a Group Exhibition with the Artists Network Bedfordshire on Saturday 10th September - Sunday 11th September. There is a mix of styles on mediums on display and all items are for sale.
The hall is open from 10am - 4pm on the saturday, and from 11am - 4pm on the Sunday.
From 1:30pm on the Saturday, a Jazz band will also be playing.
It is being held at the Ellen Pettit Memorial Hall in the centre of Woburn Sands - Google Maps


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In Lent 2016, I organized a retreat for the local religious ed teachers in Chontal. We went to Mindo, which is a well-known tourist area that also has retreat ground belonging to a religious community called Communio Sanctorum.
I incorporated a trip to the butterfly farm at the beginning to prepare for the retreat. We finally arrived a the retreat center at lunchtime Tuesday, and we left late afternoon the next day. A visit like this is rare for the people here, and it stretches their funds, but the parish priest donated a bit of money to support too.
The retreat experience was awesome, and each person had time to share with me - there were some amazing stories! We had fun coming back (we have to catch a few buses), and that turned into an adventure as well. There were some landslides that stopped the last bus route, but we got a truck to take us to the landslide in the rain, and a group of us walked across it in the dark, At the other side, a truck from Chontal picked us up and took us home. When I got back, I was up til midnight hand-washing my clothes and backpack that were covered in mud!


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I am extremely pleased to be the principal of Mary G. Montgomery High School. Our faculty and staff will build on past successes to educate our children. We will strive to build a positive setting that meets the needs of all our children. I have always believed in keeping the main focus on children.
Our goals focus on teaching and learning, working together as a team (parent, community, faculty and staff), creating a climate for learning and delivering quality instruction to our students. All children can learn, all children have strengths and weaknesses, and all children are our responsibility. As a faculty and staff, we will work closely with our students to ensure their success.
We need the help of our parents and guardians to make sure our children are in school daily. Also, please encourage your child to arrive to school and class on time. I encourage every student to take advantage of the learning opportunities they will be afforded at Mary G. Montgomery High School. I challenge every student and faculty member to be positive, efficient and respectful. Each and every day we will take a moment of silence to adjust our attitude and thinking. We are looking forward to an exciting and positive school year. Skol Vikings!
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The Vaillancourt production team at work in the Sutton, MA artists' studios.
As we wrote orders in our wholesale showroom in Atlanta this past Monday, the general vibe of many store buyers around the country is of caution because of the newly threatened tariffs on overseas products. The truth of the matter is that most stores around the country sell products that are made in countries that will be affected by these tariffs. This sentiment of caution is not unlike the concerns that surfaced in the years following 2001. Fortunately, during that time, the focus on American-made goods was at the forefront of shoppers' minds and Vaillancourt Chalkware exceeded market projections.
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This project puts a servo motor through its paces, using a library unit I've written. The unit takes care of assigning the proper duty cycles and frequency to the associated degree positions of the shaft.
I'm using a Tower Pro SG-90 servo motor here. It's available for less than four bucks from Amazon, which is where I bought mine. There are only three connections: ground, +5V and a control line.
If you're not familiar with these devices, here's the dope. The microcontroller should spit out a pulse wave and vary the duty cycle. For this particular motor, the frequency of the signal is 50 Hz. By experimentation and observation, I noted that a pulse width of 825 microseconds brings the shaft to its 0-degree position, while a pulse width of 2550 microseconds spin it to the 180-degree position.
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The Lieutenant
Taking Command.
1/2 Brother to Undefeated Triple Crown Winner Justify
Three time Graded Stakes Placed including a WIN in the 2018 G3 All American Stakes
Equibase Speed Figures of 116, 115, 110, etc.
Second only to Diversify in the G2 Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park, defeating the likes of Discreet Lover, Hopportunity, Tapwrit, War Story, etc.
Winner at 2, 3 and 4
Son of sire STREET SENSE and out of Stakes Placed STAGE MAGIC, dam of JUSTIFY
The Lieutenant
2013, entered stud 2019
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A talented, graded stakes winning miler, The Lieutenant, is a half-brother to Justify – the only Triple Crown winner to retire undefeated – and is by Street Sense – the first ever winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile and Kentucky Derby.
The Lieutenant is half-brother to the mighty Justify, who is by Scat Daddy, a son of Johannesburg, from the Hennessy branch of the Storm Cat line, and Hennessy can also be introduced through Henny Hughes and Catus Rdige. The cross of Street Sense and his sons with Storm Cat line mares has been an exceptionally successful one with grade one winner Callback out of a mare by Forest Wildcat (sire of Wildcat Heir and D'Wildcat); grade one winner Street Fancy out of a mare by Cat Thief; graded stakes winner Tiger Moth out of a mare by Sir Cat; and stakes winners out of mares by Giant's Causeway (sire of First Samurai, Freud, Eskendereya, Cowboy Cal, Creative Cause, Frost Giant, Hold Me Back, Heatseeker and Noble Causeway), Forestry (sire of Discreet Cat and Shackleford), Stormy Atlantic and Stormin Fever, and Storm Cat might also be brought in through Tale of the Cat (who is bred similarly to Johannesburg, the grandsire of sire Justify, and is sire of Lion Heart and grandsire of Kantharos), Storm Boot, Storm Creek, Sea of Secrets, Harlan's Holiday (sire of Into Mischief), Bernstein, Mountain Cat, High Yield, Tactical Cat and Tabasco Cat.
Street Sense has also done very well with mares from the Danzig branch of Northern Dancer, this cross producing ten stakes winner. Four of these, including grade one winners Hallowed Crown and Politeness, are out of mares from the Danehill branch. There is a grade two winner and a grade three winner out of a mare by Danzig Connection, and a grade two winner out of a mare by Cape Cross, a son of Green Desert, and a stakes winner out of a mare by Boundary (sire of Big Brown). It might also be worth introducing Belong to Me, Dayjur, Exchange Rate, War Chant, Langfuhr, Lost Solider, Hard Spun and War Front (who would give Relaunch and a sister).
Out of mares from the Sadler's Wells branch of the Northern Dancer, Street Sense has a graded stakes winner out of a mare by Singspiel, a graded winner out of a mare by Horse Chestnut, and stakes winners out of mares by Medaglia d'Oro and his sire, El Prado (also sire of Kitten's Joy and Artie Schiller) and Galileo (represented in the U.S. by Cape Blanco and Magician). There has also been success for Street Cry – sire of Street Sense – and sons with mares descending from Sadler's Wells' three-quarters brother, Nureyev, including via Atticus and Stravinsky, with other sources including Theatrical, Spinning World and Fasliyev.
Street Sense is out of a mare by Ghostzapper, a son of Awesome Again, who is by Deputy Minister. It could be worth crossing The Lieutenant back over mares from other branches of Deputy Minister, including Silver Deputy (sire of Posse, who should be particularly good here, Badge of Silver and Spring at Last), Touch Gold (sire of Mass Media and Medallist), Dehere (sire of Graeme Hall), Deputy Commander, French Deputy, Forest Camp and Defrere.
Street Sense has sired six stakes winners out of mares by A.P. Indy, graded winners Avery Island and Doctor Mounty among them. The Lieutenant's second dam is a grade one placed daughter of the A.P. Indy son, Pulpit, so it would be interesting to introduce the similarly-bred Mineshaft (sire of Discreetly Mine and Dialed In), Malibu Moon, Flatter and Congrats. Full Mandate is a reverse A.P. Indy/Deputy Minister cross to the dam of The Lieutenant, and other A.P. Indy sources include Stephen Got Even (sire of First Dude), Friends Lake, Golden Missile, Majestic Warrior and Jump Start.
Crossed back over mares from his own Mr. Prospector sire line, Street Sense sired grade one winner Wedding Toast out of a mare by Coronado's Quest, a son of Forty Niner, also sire of Distorted Humor (who himself is responsible for Any Given Saturday, Cowtown Cat, Drosselmeyer, Flower Alley, Jimmy Creed, Maclean's Music and Sharp Humor), End Sweep (also sire of Trippi and Precise End), Twining, Roar, Jules, Gold Case, and Gold Fever. Still with the Mr. Prospector line, Street Sense grade one winner McKinzie, is out of a mare by Petionville, and there is also a Street Sense graded stakes winner out of a mare by that horse's sire, Seeking the Gold, also sire of Petionville and Cape Town. From the Fappiano branch of Mr. Prospector, Street Sense has stakes winners out of mares by Unbridled and his son, Grindstone (sire of Birdstone). Unbridled is also sire of Broken Vow, Empire Maker (sire of Pioneerof the Nile and Bodemeister), and Unbridled's Song, himself sire of Rockport Harbor, First Defence, Old Fashioned, Half Ours, Dunkirk, Songandaprayer and Even The Score.
The cross of Street Sense over mares from the Damascus line has yielded stakes winners from daughters of Time For a Change, Gilded Time and Personal Flag. Street Sense has also sired grade one winner Sweet Reason out of a mare by Mt Livermore (sire of Orientate, Housebuster and Peaks and Valleys) and stakes winner Silverette out of a mare by Holy Bull (sire of Macho Uno and Flashy Bull).
Prepared by Alan Porter, Pedigree Consultants.
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Maiden Special Weight
8.5f, D, defeating One More Round, Ziconic, Giant Expectations, Driven West, Handful of Stripes, Bedeviled, Clickjab, Goldrusher, Street to Indy and Gavin Streetsense.
Won at 3
Allowance Optional Claiming
8f, D, defeating Senator Robert, Show Me Da Lute, Just Kidding, Chris and Dave, Got Even, Ain't Misbehavin, Crown the Kitten, It's The Ice and Kristo.
Allowance Optional Claiming
8f, D, defeating Hot Sean, Rocko's Wheel, Stormin Monarcho, The Critical Way and Senator Robert
Won at 4
G3 All American Stakes
8f, AW, defeating My Friend Emma, Grecian Fire, Perfectly Majestic, Taima the Hawk, Ritzy A. P., Force (IRE), Conquest Cobra, Castle and Many Roses.
2nd at 4
G2 Suburban Stakes
10f, D, to Diversify, defeating Discreet Lover, Hopportunity, Tapwrit, Zanotti, Take Your Guns, Sorry Erik, Dr. Dorr and War Story.
Santana Mile Stakes (Listed)
8f, D, to Dr. Dorr, defeating Clear the Mine and Cat Burglar.
3rd at 4
G2 Californian Stakes
9f, D to Dr. Dorr and Prince of Arabia, defeating Full of Luck, Soi Phet and Curlin Road.
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Global Petroleum Resins Market to Reach $3.6 Billion by 2025 - Analysis By End User, Product Type, Application & Geography - Research and Markets
09 Jun, 2017, 13:00 BST
DUBLIN, June 9, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Petroleum Resins Market Analysis & Trends - Industry Forecast to 2025" report to their offering.
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- Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Nanjing Yuangang Fine Chemicals Co., Ltd
- Eastman Chemical Company
- Lesco Chemical Limited
- Zeon Corporation
- Shanghai Jinsen Hydrocarbon Resins Co., Limited
- Seacon Corporation
- Kolon Industries, Inc
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Sponsored by the Great Land Christian Church at the Gateway to the Arctic Camp near Talkeetna, Alaska
August 7-10, 2018
All kids 2-12th grade are welcome to attend the Kids Camp at the Gateway to the Arctic Camp near Talkeetna, Alaska! We will have loads of fun playing and working together. The kids will be enjoying our Alaskan summer and will be getting to know about God and the Bible.
Total Cost: $55 for the first child, 2nd child $50, 3rd child $45, 4th child $40
Registration and payment due by August 5
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Kids will jump off the battle bus to the camp on Tuesday, August 7th. The kids will be picked up from the Church Warehouse @ 4:00pm: 320 E 76th Ave Unit B. This is optional
Children need to be picked up from camp on Friday, August 10th by 6:00pm
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The Hope Volunteer Corps will be the counselors. Your child will be assigned to a newly built cabin on the property. The week will be jam packed with games, hiking, and bon fires. The Gateway to the Arctic is an agricultural camp. The kids will also be learning about planting, growing and caring for all the crops on the land.
Where is the Gateway to the Arctic?
Mile 100 on the Parks Highway