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During a project focusing on household waste a collaborativeapproach was deemed necessary. Researchers and stakeholderswent through a series of workshops starting and endingwith an appreciative inquiry which directed the ongoingaction research process. This article discusses this process andpresents a model for this methodology. Envisioning the resultsfrom the outset aided the collaborators' action. Further, theworkshop series formed a collaborative forum in which to discussprogress and issues that occurred during the process.Appreciative inquiry aided the collaborators and provided astarting and end point for the action research process.
The authors use the analogy of the Argentine Tango to illuminate entrepreneurial effectuation as a process of becoming. Drawing on the metaphor of dance, the authors highlight seven areas for theory development that could further a performative theory of effectuation. These include the study of the micro-level movement and flow in the dance as "intimate steps," and understanding the interplay between entrepreneur and ecosystem as "contextual rhythms." They further propose that the study of changing leadership in the dance could illuminate how causal processes "become" effectual and suggest a concept of "attunement" to consider how inexperienced entrepreneurs learn contextual rhythms and, therefore, benefit for effectuation processes. Finally, they posit that the intimate steps leading to creativity in the dance relative to different levels of proximity and distance between the dancers should be understood alongside the movements and flows through which dancers maintain their individuality during such intimate movements and flows.
The purpose of this paper commentary is to explore the intersection of project management and entrepreneurship through a poetic exploration of Flannery O'Connor's short story: "A Good Man is Hard to Find." Through the use of the Japanese Haiku format, this commentary probes the nature and meaning of "projects," the importance of goals and their limitations, the influence of context across time, and the role of agency and circumstance in entrepreneurship as denoted by the idea of serendipity.
Imagination steers the course. Vision sees the possibility; But the mind's eye sees through a distorted lens that is always misfit. So the unplanned path becomes the project. Always; Accidents happen.
Project Management: Goals with temporary; Collective action; Entrepreneurship: "Organizing collective Action." Compromise?
Today, considerable amounts of resources are landfilled or incinerated, and recyclable materials such as metal, glass, plastic, and paper are disposed of as residual waste instead of being sorted into recyclable fractions. Recycling is one way of transitioning towards a circular economy and a more resource-efficient society. However, in many older cities there is insufficient space for waste bins, which makes waste sorting difficult. The aim of the study was to test how the introduction of a new kerbside collection system, using different-coloured plastic bags, would influence the amounts of residual waste and separately collected food waste. Coloured plastic bags were introduced in an old city centre in Kalmar, in the southeast of Sweden. This type of kerbside collection was applied to 38 apartments with a total of 87 residents for four weeks. Results show that residual waste decreased directly by 15 percent and the collected amount of food waste increased directly by 35 percent. The residents perceived that the sorting system facilitated sorting and that the sorting of recyclable materials increased. Kerbside collection, close to properties, seemed to be an important factor in reducing the amount of residual waste, leading to increased sorting, and hence improved recycling.
This paper explores sustainability in water project management following a contextual approach. It relies on an exploratory case study with interviews and field visits to three water project sites in Bugesera district in Rwanda. The results show that water project management includes aspects of social, cultural, environmental and economic sustainability driven by a compliant organization logic. This implies that the water project's management is steered by existing policies, regulations and procedures. Cultural sustainability in particular is important for capturing contextual practices in the project delivery process, such as Umuganda meetings and committees. Such practices allow the inclusion of the local community by identifying their water needs, defining their benefits and conveying project ownership to them. This study proposes a model following a contextual approach to sustainability in water project management. The model is useful for identifying new contextual/empirical phenomena and for advancing theory. © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019.
This article casts light on the development of new regional industrial paths. We explore factors explaining why regional industries with similar early path development trajectories may exhibit diverging outcomes in the longer run and pay particular attention to the role of 'outsiders' in the initiation and further development of regional industrial paths. Drawing on a comparative case study of IT industries in Linköping and Karlskrona, two medium-sized Swedish city regions, we find that the inflow of outsiders was an important driver of early path development processes. However, we find that the interplay between regional preconditions and arriving outsiders, and between outsiders and existing actors, substantially shaped the long-term sustainability of the industrial paths in our study. In particular, the role of agency in fostering positive self-reinforcing mechanisms and structure–agency dynamics are highlighted as key factors for understanding how new industrial development paths are unfolding in the longer term. © 2018, © 2018 The Author(s). Published by Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.
Detta är ett verktyg riktat till organisationer som vill ta första steget mot en cirkulär ekonomi. Verktyget är baserat på Business model canvas (Strategyzer.com) och kräver en grundförståelse för detta.
This article uses the concept of style to rethink sustainable entrepreneurship. Our point of departure is the conceptual distinction between organization as style made durable and entrepreneurship as the disruption of style. We show that style is not simply an aesthetic category, but rather what ties different social practices together. While organization makes the connections between social practices durable, entrepreneurship disrupts such patterns. We further elucidate how organization and entrepreneurship are two intermingled processes – those of durability and disruption – that together enable the creation of new styles. In order to conceptualize this creative process, we explore how play can create disharmonies within the organization, but we also maintain that any new practice will remain marginal without a collective assemblage capable of adopting it. On this basis, we argue that sustainable entrepreneurship consists of making an environmentally friendly and socially conscious style durable, but also of disrupting such a style. In order to illustrate our argument, we use the example of the sustainable smartphone producer Fairphone. In conclusion, we argue that the concept of style may strengthen the dialogue between entrepreneurship studies and organization studies.
This study investigates how members in community-based enterprises (CBEs) engage in processes of co-constructing their collective prosocial identities. Based on an inductive analysis of 27 organizations that were formed explicitly as communities and sought to build alternative forms of production and consumption through innovative ways to pool and recombine resources, we found that all of the CBEs engaged in distributed experimentation that lead to epiphany sense-making. These two approaches triggered and enacted collective processes of shifts in identity or identity persistence. We advance a processual model that identifies approaches for how members of CBEs either embrace epiphanies in identity shifts or limit and react to epiphanies in identity persistence.
The purpose of this thesis is to, from a governing perspective, describe and enhance the understanding of the form entrepreneurial learning takes in lower and upper secondary schools' practice, and its effects in terms of which approaches and practices are strengthened and marginalized. The context of this thesis is the industrial policy work to implement entrepreneurship in the Swedish educational system in 1996–2009. Industrial policy with its objectives concerning more companies and an entrepreneurial citizen is pervaded by expectations of the impacts of entrepreneurship. Discussing entrepreneurial learning as a governing technology, based on Rose's development of Foucault's concept governmentality, provides a distance from these expectations and put productive power and complexity into focus. The governing perspective allows for the visualization of how an educational concept in entrepreneurial learning contributes to hierarchies of what is considered valuable but also how the fostering of the entrepreneurial citizen is made possible.
I have followed three regional projects aimed at supporting teachers to implement entrepreneurship in their teaching practice. The analysed material includes observations of teacher training in entrepreneurial learning, interviews with participating teachers and principals, as well as project documents, policy documents and entrepreneurship research.
This thesis contributes to 'governing research' which use governmentality to understand entrepreneurship related to education. I show how entrepreneurial learning affects teachers' subjectivities, how they should be and act, through the production of the entrepreneurial teacher, and what ways to be as a teacher this governing technology marginalizes. I also show how an educational concept in entrepreneurial learning enables governing at a distance by creating links between policy, entrepreneurship research, and teachers. These links contribute to teachers embracing entrepreneurial learning, and thus engaging in the fostering of the entrepreneurial citizen. By making visible the complexity of the entrepreneurial teacher and show the three subjectivities this 'teacher' offers: the collaborating, the flexible and the individual forming teacher, and the teachers marginalized: the supporting teacher and the autonomous subject teacher, this thesis contributes to a language to talk about how teachers are governed through entrepreneurial learning and its effects.
Contemporary knowledge production is characterised by the inclusion of a multitude of participants in the research process. Considering environmental issues this is also necessary to be able to reach solutions to these issues. This paper discusses three cases of cross-sector collaboration where interactive research was used. It was shown that interactive research can facilitate the interaction between the abstract issue in the research system and actual action in the research system. This was mainly done by creating collaborative spaces in the form of dialogue arenas which are discussion forums initiated by the interactive researcher. Here the abstract issue can be discussed on a level of practice which makes it easier to comprehend and paves the road for action among the participants.
In this paper the case of a multi-sector partnership with the aim of improving work place learning in Work Integration Social Enterprises is presented. Work Place Learning (WPL) is a concept that connects institutions of education with work places in the surrounding society. Typical examples are when students during their formal education do periods of internships or vocational training in an organization of relevance to their future profession, or when teachers perform curricular activities atwork sites in the community. The two examples illustrate that the "learners" in work place learning could be both students in the educational system and employees at the work sites. Typical and common characteristics for different initiatives related to WPL is that; 1) it is built upon an ambition to combine theoretical knowledge with practice, 2) work-places are seen as important arenas for learning and 3) it is performed in partnerships between heterogeneous actors, often representing different sectors in society. This paper specifically focuses upon the partnership dimension of workplace learning.
In both the study and the practice of entrepreneurship, the phenomenon of entrepreneurship is recurrently put forward as a key, or even the key, to resolving many of today's social, ecological, and economic challenges. However, research shows that entrepreneurs who pursue social change risk overlooking or excluding certain worldviews, values, and ways of living. This thesis examines how entrepreneurial practices can create responsible social change. The study draws on ethnographic work and explores a new initiative launched by the Swedish furniture company IKEA – IKEA's Partnership with Social Entrepreneurs. The aim of the initiative is to start collaborations with social entrepreneurs around the world, and to support their social change work, particularly when it comes to empowering women. The thesis further sheds new light on ethical and political aspects of entrepreneurship by using the insights and concepts of philosopher Simon Critchley.
The thesis comes to four main conclusions. First, the study shows that the pursuit of social change requires that a variety of, sometimes contradictory, practices be performed. Second, the study shows that this particular change work and initiative have the positive and responsible outcome of generating a multiplicity of new autonomous spaces that enable the women involved to live more worthwhile lives. Third, the study shows that creating responsible social change is 'infinitely demanding' because responding responsibly to another person's desires and strivings is tremendously challenging, and the number of people to which one can respond is similarly overwhelming. Fourth, the study shows that the complexity of creating responsible social change can be handled through the practices of a faithless faith (i.e., fidelity to a lived subjective commitment) and humour (i.e., the humorous acknowledgment and acceptance of one's limits as a human being).
The major contribution of this thesis is that it enriches our understanding of how entrepreneurial practices can accomplish responsible social change. The main theoretical contribution and thrust of the thesis is then the concept of infinitely demanding entrepreneurship, a notion centred on the suggestion that this form of entrepreneurial practice is driven by committed, responsible, and ethically and politically attentive actors and thus might lead to the creation of responsible social change. Infinitely demanding entrepreneurship has at least five facets: (1) its main aim is to be for the other person and to acknowledge and respect her otherness; (2) there is an attentiveness to the limitations of the specific situation, which encourages people to keep pushing to do more; (3) a plurality of competing ethical and political demands are acknowledged and handled; (4) there is an awareness that a variety of practices have to be carried out and a multiplicity of objectives met, including economic, social, and environmental ones; and (5) the practices of a faithless faith and humour enable these actors to cope with the infinitely demanding situation of trying to create responsible social change.
Infinitely demanding entrepreneurship is an argument that breaks with research suggesting that practicing entrepreneurship is a rather easy means of solving societal issues. However, infinitely demanding entrepreneurship is also an argument that contradicts research that views entrepreneurship as the actual villain of today's problems. Instead pointing out that entrepreneurial practices can create responsible social change, but that succeeding in this endeavour is 'infinitely demanding' for the involved and committed people who engage in such practices.
This article is an introduction to the special issue on 'Entrepreneurship: Cross-National and Cross-Cultural Perspectives'. Besides providing overviews of the six articles published in the special issue, we discuss some of the challenges that arise when scholars explore cross-national and cross-cultural perspectives in entrepreneurship.
Hur grundades till exempel Fotografiska, Alma Löv eller Vandalorum? Vilka drivkrafter har kulturentreprenörerna bakom privata konsthallar? Och varför blir de allt fler? I en unik undersökning har forskarna Lars Lindkvist och David Calås intervjuat initiativtagarna till 18 nya konsthallar och muséer, från Tornedalen i norr till Wanås i söder. Gemensamt för entreprenörerna är att de likt äldre tiders mecenater tillför privat kapital i konst- och kulturverksamhet. Det handlar också om självförverkligande och en livsstil, en stark önskan om att göra avtryck och att ge tillbaka till samhället. Men hur kommer framtiden att se ut? Berättelserna visar på vikten av att svensk kulturpolitik skapar bättre förutsättningar för privata och ideella kultursatsningar.
This paper responds to calls for aligning our investigations with a fundamental concern for truth and objectivity through a meta-theoretical analysis of "the question of the entrepreneur", viz., what explains the empirical puzzle that it is only some and not others to act entrepreneurially under similar conditions. While many entrepreneurship scholars search for the unique constitution of entrepreneurs, a growing contingent of scholars attributes this research enterprise to non-rational factors, such as ideological motives. Our analysis demonstrates that both approaches are logically unwarranted and emerge out of an unreflective engagement with the core puzzle. The mainstream view that entrepreneurs are fundamentally different from non-entrepreneurs emerges as an unreflective solution of the puzzle. Meta-theoretical reflexivity suggests that we already have a more plausible explanation: it is not anyone to exercise a widely held potential because prior to their successful exploitation opportunities are not seen uniformly as real opportunities. We do not need to find some well-hiding "entrepreneurial gene" in order to solve the puzzle; rather, we need to understand how we tend to lose sight of rather commonsensical insights in moments of academic abstraction. Having criticized the puzzle-solving process of mainstream research, we also criticize anti-mainstream critiques for failing to engage constructively with the empirical puzzle. We underscore that valid critiques require that we first engage thoroughly with the reasoning processes underlying a research practice, instead of being dogmatically dismissive – let alone accuse scholarly communities for being ideologically motivated. This study carries a further message of interest to the broader management studies community: closer attention to seemingly "trivial" logical subtleties reveals that we may need novel discoveries less often than we conventionally presume.
Every time we go in to teach we take a deep breath before entering the classroom and remind ourselves that one or two students in there are likely to know more about the subject than we do. This could be because of their previous experiences and knowledge, or because their gaze from the outside is sharper than ours. At times this exposure of our vulnerability is intimidating for us - we want to be "good", knowledgeable teachers who make a real contribution. At other times we see outstanding students as a resource and a source of inspiration. Which interpretation comes more naturally depends, we think, on how secure we feel on the topic, but also on how the students function as a group - whether they are defensive and competitive, or curious and willing to share their learnings. In this chapter we will report on a course in which the latter state emerged, and we will suggest that it is precisely because of the presence of those outstanding students that we, as teachers, have the opportunity to learn and develop our courses. We will also suggest that a similar logic of seeing the encounter with others as an opportunity for development can, and should, be incorporated into the teaching of entrepreneurship - not least because entrepreneurship is often circumscribed as creative, curious and open-minded, as an activity to explore new paths or disclose "new worlds" (Spinosa et al., 1999).
Interactive research has emerged as a new approach to collaborative research in working life research, and it is characterized by a continuous joint learning process between the researchers and the practitioners. In this paper we argue that interactive research is a way to advance scientific knowledge about the development of new types of work arrangements and development of sustainable working life. We present the basic ideas and benefits of the interactive research approach, illustrated through a practical case, the HELIX Competence Centre and discuss potential limitation and challenges associated with this form of collaborative research.
Countries all over the world need resources to run their economies and an approach known as 'circular economy' can be key to managing such resources sustainably. From a circular economy perspective, countries should strive to reduce the amount of resources they need, followed by reuse and recycling. The largest part of waste in the European Union (EU) is produced by industries and businesses (about 90 percent) although most of the policy effort by public institutions has been on municipal waste, mainly from households.1 Against this backdrop, a two-year regional project in Sweden focused on how to increase the recycling of waste generated by companies, particularly mixed waste. It was shown that recycling could be improved through relatively simple behavioural changes. The project identified six factors that can lead to improved recycling: legislation, leadership, networking, education, simplification and space. The findings indicate that such results can be best achieved through networking and collaboration.
The overarching purpose of this article is to add to the theorization of the Anthropocene in organization studies by investigating how long-term planetary concerns can be better accounted for in organizing. To do so, the article draws on the scholarship of Jacques Ranciere to show how the dichotomy of nature and culture shapes the dominant framings of organizing, and to outline premises for artistic, scholarly and political interventions into the status quo that could aid the process of making our entanglements with the geo-biophysical politically viable. The article concludes that the Anthropocene can add to a renewal of organizational and political decision-making processes through a radical rethinking of the liberal humanist separation of nature and culture and related concepts such as democracy and political subjecthood.
Research into the dynamics of trust?control is still inconclusive. In this paper, we offer an in-depth understanding of how (dis)trust and control coevolve as embedded in multiple dimensions of context. The paper focuses on public markets, a context which is underrepresented in extant studies on trust and control. Our analysis is based on a longitudinal case study of interorganisational relationships (IOR) between boundary spanners representing purchaser and providers on a customer choice market for home care in a midsized municipality in Sweden. We identify, narrate and analyse critical incidents during seven years of the process. A conceptual framework contextualising the trust?control nexus of a public?private IOR is developed and utilised. We find that while the public?private IOR context requires control, control only enables deterrence trust from the municipal officers and only in individual providers. Interferential rather than symbiotic coevolution of trust and control is the dominating pattern. In addition, we find what we denote as mixed coevolution, where control simultaneously has positive and negative impact on trust. In our case in point, control enables trust in specific providers but this trust is not reciprocated due to experienced distrust on the category level.
Since the early 1990s, there has been investment in women's entrepreneurship policy (WEP) in Sweden, which continued until 2015. During the same period, Sweden assumed neoliberal policies that profoundly changed the position of women within the world of work and business. The goals for WEP changed as a result, from entrepreneurship as a way to create a more equal society, to the goal of unleashing women's entrepreneurial potential so they can contribute to economic growth. To better understand this shift we approach WEP as a neoliberal governmentality which offers women 'entrepreneurial' or 'postfeminist' subject positions. The analysis is inspired by political theorist Nancy Fraser who theorized the change as the displacement of socioeconomic redistribution in favour of cultural recognition, or identity politics. We use Fraser's concepts in a discourse analysis of Swedish WEP over two decades, identifying two distinct discourses and three discursive displacements. Whilst WEP initially gave precedence to a radical feminist discourse that called for women's collective action, this was replaced by a postfeminist neoliberal discourse that encouraged individual women to assume an entrepreneurial persona, start their own business, compete in the marketplace and contribute to economic growth. The result was the continued subordination of women business owners, but it also obscured or rendered structural problems/solutions, and collective feminist action, irrelevant.
Critical perspectives have called for the study of women's entrepreneurship as a route to social change. This social turn' claims women are empowered and/or emancipated through entrepreneurship with limited problematisation of how these interchangeably used concepts operate. Using an institutional perspective in combination with a narrative approach, we investigate women entrepreneurs' life stories on their road to freedom' where entrepreneurial activity enables them to break free' from particular gendered constraints. Through juxtaposing women's narratives in the contexts of Saudi Arabia and Sweden, the relationship between empowerment and emancipation is disentangled and (re)conceptualised. The findings distinguish between empowerment narrated as individual practices to achieve freedom for the self within institutional structures and emancipation as narrated as a wish to challenge and change structures of power and reach collative freedom. The yearning for collective emancipation propels women's stories of entrepreneurship by raising expectations for entrepreneurship as a vehicle for institutional change. Such stories may fascinate and inspire others to engage in entrepreneurial endeavours to become empowered, but whether they reach emancipation remains an empirical question to be answered. The performative dimension of entrepreneurial narratives is, however, their ability to turn emancipation into an (un)reachable object of desire, with a quest for even more individual empowerment and entrepreneurial activity, at the same time excluding other forms of human conduct as conducive for change.
In this article we develop the analysis and the conceptualization of the relationship between play and work within the increasingly aestheticized working life, drawing on the scholarship of Jacques Rancière and using images of playful office interiors as our empirical case. In doing so, we are able to add to the theorization of the uneasy relationship between the subordination of employee imagination and self to the agendas of the employer, typical of wage labor, and the strive for heteronomy and refiguring of the social order, characteristic of play.
Föreliggande rapport fokuserar på organisering och samverkan över sektorsgränser mellan det offentliga, det privata och civilsamhället. Den samverkan som studeras sker för att hantera välfärdsutmaningar. Sektorerna fyller olika funktioner i vårt samhälle, men samhällskontraktet är statt i förändring. Allt fler tjänster inom välfärdsområdet har under de senaste decennierna utförts av privata företag. Nu vänder sig allt fler till civilsamhället för att hitta lösningar för att hantera välfärdsutmaningarna. Samverkan över sektorsgränser för att lösa utmaningarna kan ses om en del i en större förändringsprocess som rör samhällskontraktet.
I den här rapporten diskuteras processer och förutsättningar som främjar respektive hindrar sådan samverkan i praktiken. Vi fokuserar på följande frågeställningar:
Frågorna belyses och diskuteras med hjälp av tre fallstudier, kallade Kooperativet, Projektet och Partnerskapet. Forskningen har en så kallad explorativ fallstudiedesign, och vi har genomfört individuella intervjuer och dialoger med aktörer från de tre sektorerna – det offentliga, företagen och civilsamhällets organisationer i de tre fallen. Totalt har cirka 30 intervjuer och ett antal informella dialoger genomförts. Vi har också studerat dokument, och genomfört återföringsdialoger med representanter för de tre samverkansinitiativen.
De studerade fallen speglar en tid då den offentliga sektorn i landet är i omvandling. Den här rapporten har dokumenterat välfärdsorganisering där nätverkande och marknadslika relationer snarare än byråkratiska principer är avgörande för den verksamhet som sker. Samtliga fall illustrerar betydelsen av nyckelpersoner med förankring i flera sektorer, så kallade gränsgångare. Dessa personer behöver också besitta det vi kallar intersektoriell kompetens, det vill säga kunskaper om och erfarenheter av andra sektorer, samt nätverkskompetens. Sådan kompetens kräver tid och resurser att bygga och utveckla – tidshorisonten för samverkan behöver därför vara lång. Själva samverkan är också tids- och resurskrävande samt förknippad med en hög grad av komplexitet. Våra studier ger genom framförallt i två av fallen visst stöd till de varnande röster som lyfter fram risken att privat sektorslogik tenderar att bli alltmer styrande på samhällets alla områden. Samtidigt ser vi att fruktbar sektorsöverskridande samverkan är möjlig under vissa förutsättningar, vilka vi sammanfattar i termer av fem K:
Från de tre studerade fallen kan också lärdomar dras för samverkande aktörer från samtliga tre sektorer. Ett framgångskoncept för alla förefaller vara – att hitta personer i en annan sektor som har samma eller liknande inställning till den aktuella samhällsfrågan och/eller målgruppen – att vara öppen för att lära sig mer om hur de andra sektorerna fungerar – att i möjligaste mån försöka anpassa tempo och rytm till andra samverkande organisationer.
En livskraftig landsbygd med tillgång till arbetskraft, arbetstillfällen och välfärdsservice är en aktuell samhällsfråga. Företagandets omfattning på landsbygden är en aspekt som kan ha betydelse för landsbygdskommunernas sårbarhet. Syftet med rapporten är att utveckla kunskap om kvinnors entreprenörskap på landsbygden, som kan ligga till grund för att stimulera landsbygdsutveckling, jämställdhet och vidare forskning, exempelvis genom kvalitativa forskningsmetoder.
Med hjälp av en databasstudie beskrivs och analyseras omfattningen och karaktären av kvinnors företagande på landsbygden. Till viss del studeras också likheter och skillnader i företagandet mellan kvinnor födda i Sverige och kvinnor födda utomlands, samt mellan kvinnor och män.
Företagandet är mer omfattande bland de sysselsatta kvinnorna på landsbygden än bland de sysselsatta kvinnorna i tätorterna. Skillnaderna i omfattningen av kvinnors företagande är små mellan olika typer av landsbygdskommuner – de som är avlägset belägna, mycket avlägset belägna eller belägna nära en större stad. Resultaten indikerar snarare att det är kommunernas företagskaraktär eller tradition av företagande som avgör andelen företagare per sysselsatta. Kartläggningen pekar mot att arbetslöshet kan vara ett incitament för företagande – något starkare för de utlandsfödda kvinnorna än för kvinnorna födda i Sverige. Skogsförvaltning och blandat jordbruk är bland de vanligaste näringsgrenarna för både kvinnor och män på landsbygden. I övrigt är dock företagandet mycket könssegregerat med avseende på bransch. De tio vanligaste näringsgrenarna för kvinnor och män skiljer sig markant åt. Kvinnors företag är mest representerade i Hår- och kroppsvård, Restaurangverksamhet, Redovisning och bokföring, Konsultverksamhet avseende företags organisation, Fysioterapeutisk verksamhet samt Litterärt och konstnärligt skapande. Mäns vanligaste näringsgrenar är mer relaterade till landsbygdens kontext av mark- och naturresurser. Kvinnors företag är små, 76 procent är soloföretag och lönsamheten varierar stort. De näringsgrenar där kvinnors företag redovisar högst lönsamhet är i de numerärt mansdominerade näringsgrenarna inom tillverkningsindustrin. Resultaten indikerar därmed könssegregering och hierarki med avseende på arbets- och resursfördelning.
Kvinnor på landsbygden är mer benägna att vara företagare än anställda om de är gifta, har hemmavarande barn eller en utbildningsnivå lägre än den eftergymnasiala. Det kan tolkas som att företagandet är en lösning för att kombinera arbetsliv med ansvar för hem och barn. De företagande kvinnornas disponibla inkomster är i genomsnitt lägre än för kvinnor med anställning, för män som är företagare och för män med anställning. Att vara gift innebär för kvinnor en lägre disponibel inkomst, men för män en högre disponibel inkomst jämfört med att att inte vara gift. Resultaten visar dock att det inte är de individrelaterade faktorerna som mest bidrar till skillnader i disponibel inkomst, utan, näringsgren och antalet sysselsatta. Manligt könskodade näringsgrenar och stora företag ger högre inkomst. Den övergripande slutsatsen är att företagandet på landsbygden är traditionellt könssegregerat och hierarkiserat, i fråga om resursfördelning.
Autobiographies do not form indisputable authorities. They are always incomplete, and often unreliable. Eager as I am to put down the truth, there are difficulties; memory fails especially in small details, so that it becomes finally but a theory of my life.
This essay contrasts a perspective that places an excessive focus on technology businesses and growth with a view of entrepreneurship that embraces its heterogeneity. We challenge a taken-for-granted belief that only certain kinds of entrepreneurship might lead to wealth and job creation and additionally suggest that these two outcomes (wealth and job creation) need to be placed within a broader context of reasons, purposes, and values for why and how entrepreneurship emerges. We suggest that a wider and nondiscriminatory perspective on what constitutes entrepreneurship will lead to better theory and more insights that are relevant to the phenomenon.
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to study different aspects and tensional forces that play a role in the internal and contextual negotiation that takes place within students in the exploration of the possible identity of entrepreneur. It expands the knowledge of how the university context influences student entrepreneurial processes from a multiple identity perspective. The findings are related to discussions of entrepreneurship education.
Design/methodology/approach: A conceptual paper that presents a framework on student entrepreneurial identity sense making that is grounded in a multiple identity perspective. The framework is illustrated by ten narrative cases on student entrepreneurship.
Findings: The framework suggests four different ways students make sense of identity in the process of exploring the entrepreneurial identity along with their university studies. In this process students negotiate between the two identities of "student" and "entrepreneur", both demanding in time, effort and commitment, and they in different manners struggle with balancing university belonging and entrepreneurial distinctiveness.
Originality/value: The framework serves as a point of departure for discussing the psychological processes and tensions associated with students' entrepreneurial identity construction, and what it means to entrepreneurship education. It is suggested that universities to a higher degree have to view themselves as psychological institutional moratoriums and thus as platforms of identity explorations rather than deterministic systems preparing students for certain careers to support students in becoming entrepreneurs.
Considering importance of consumers' understanding of sustainability in shaping their attitude toward CSR and its successful implementation, this research uses the Zaltman metaphor elicitation technique (ZMET) to develop a deeper understanding of how consumers perceive sustainability in general and sustainable consumption in particular. Based on the premise that most human communication is nonverbal, we used pictures as the medium of data collection and asked the 52 participants in this study to collect pictures that visualize their perception and understanding of sustainable consumption.
Results show that overall understanding of sustainability exists among respondents; however, the majority of them have very little knowledge about actual and global meaning of sustainable consumption. Moreover, there existed a discrepancy between different age groups' understanding of sustainable consumption. Hence, knowing the role of individual's perception and personal values in the behavioral intention formation process, and given the fact that consumers play a vital role in the success CSR activities, this study suggests that knowing consumers and their perception of sustainability is essential to firms for using CSR as a marketing and branding tool.


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Indigenous Literary Studies Association (ILSA) Gathering 2018
Sovereign Histories, Gathering Bones, Embodying Land
A Gathering of the Indigenous Literary Studies Association
First Nations University of Canada
oskana kâ-asastêki, Treaty 4 Territory
May 28 – May 30, 2018
as part of the
Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Regina
Regina, Saskatchewan
May 26 – June 1, 2018
For its 4th annual gathering, and 2nd time at Congress, the Indigenous Literary Studies Association invites scholars, knowledge-keepers, writers, artists, and community members to explore the connections between sovereignty, gathering, and embodiment in Indigenous literatures, and how these function as carriers of memory and knowledge.
ILSA's theme is related to the Congress 2018 theme, "Gathering Diversities / Diversités convergentes / mâmawihitotân nanâtohk-ayisiyiniwak," which reflects the history of the Regina area as a traditional place of gathering, evoked in the city's original place name, Wascana, or oskana kâ-asastêki – the place where the bones are gathered. This refers both to the region's heritage as rich buffalo hunting grounds for a multitude of Plains cultures, and the clearing of the plains in the colonization of the land and peoples. ILSA seeks to respond to this history, with the theme of "Sovereign Histories, Gathering Bones, Embodying Land," thereby drawing on Leanne Simpson's notion of "placing bodies back on the land."(1) Responding to this notion invites us to consider Simpson's contention that "resurgence happens within Indigenous bodies and through the connections we make to each other and our land."(2) Further connected to this is Eric Gansworth's idea of "sovereign bones": "Even as flesh fails, we understand that the parts of us we leave behind are the support structures. Those elements of our beings, stolen for so many generations, like voices, ideas, cosmologies, come back to us – those sovereign bones."(3) How might such sovereignties be remembered, embodied, or gathered through Indigenous literary writings, readings, and practices?
1. See interview with Leanne Simpson: https://decolonization.wordpress.com/2014/11/26/leanne-simpson-and-glen-coulthard-on-dechinta-bush-university-indigenous-land-based-education-and-embodied-resurgence/
2. Ibid.
3. Eric Gansworth (ed), Sovereign Bones: New Native American Writing. Nation Books, 2007: p.5
We welcome participants to consider these themes in connection to the histories of Indigenous writings in their multiple and expansive dimensions, including discussions of literature, film, theatre, performance, storytelling, song, hip-hop, and other forms of narrative expression.
The Indigenous Literary Studies Association supports diverse modes of creating and disseminating knowledge. Prospective participants are invited to propose conference papers, panels, roundtables, workshops, performances, and other formats for special sessions. Panel sessions will be 90 minutes in duration, including at least 15 minutes for questions and discussion. In keeping with our desire to enable dialogue and community-based learning, we welcome session proposals that utilize non-standard or alternative formats. While open to all proposals dealing with Indigenous literary arts, ILSA encourages proposals for sessions and individual presentations that engage with the following topics:
- Land-based Sovereignties, Pedagogies, and the Literary Arts
- Applied Literature and Community Healing
- Kinship and Community Responsibility
- Indigenous Ways of Knowing
- Embodied Forms of Resurgence
- Literary Methods and Indigenous Protocols
- Oral Traditions and Material Cultures
- Indigenous Performance Arts
- Collaborative Creation and Multi-Media
- Cree, Saulteaux, Nakoda, Dakota, Lakota, Dene, or Métis Narrative Arts
- Two-Spirit and Queer Indigenous Critical Ecologies
- Land, Stories, and Narrative Arts as Praxis
- Urban Indigenous Communities and the Literary Arts
- Artistic Expressions of Sovereignty and Self-Determination
Sovereign Histories, Gathering Bones, Embodying Land features writers Louise Halfe, Warren Cariou, Randy Lundy, Rita Bouvier, Janice Acoose, Harold Johnson, Blair Stonechild, Carol Daniels, Solomon Ratt, Lisa Bird-Wilson, Beth Cuthand, Gloria Mehlmann, and more.
The gathering also features the Renate Eigenbrod Memorial Mentorship Lunch, which will connect emerging artists and scholars with established mentors; both mentors and mentees can register for the event at the time of the gathering.
As well, in collaboration with the Canadian Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies (CACLALS), this year's "Aboriginal Roundtable" will bring together artists, activists, and academics who will engage the conference theme Those interested in participating in the roundtable as featured speakers, please contact Deanna Reder at firstname.lastname@example.com.
ILSA will also include interdisciplinary sessions with ACCUTE, ACQL, and APFUCC.
The deadline for all proposals is February 1st, 2018. All proposals should be sent to email@example.com.
If you do not receive an acknowledgment of your proposal within 7 days, please contact the ILSA council members directly, especially ILSA President Jesse Archibald-Barber, ILSA Secretary Sarah Henzi, or ILSA Registrar Sandie Dielissen. We remind you that prospective participants must be members in order to present at ILSA 2018 in Regina.
Membership Rates are $40 (faculty) or $20 (students, community members, or underwaged) for one year. Please visit our website at http://www.indigenousliterarystudies.org/ to complete your membership.
Thank you for your continued support. Please note that for the 2017-2018 year, we will be using this email, firstname.lastname@example.com; we encourage our members to contact the ILSA Council directly should you have any concerns or ideas you wish to share.
The Indigenous Literary Studies Association Council 2017-2018
Jesse Archibald-Barber, President (email@example.com)
Michelle Coupal, President Elect (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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7 Places To Do Yoga This Week In Fort Bend
This week's roundup post is about places to do yoga around Fort Bend County. Check out our list below… if we missed a spot, let us know.
Hot Yoga Sugar Land
When: Saturday, March 30, 8-9:30am
What: Buti Yoga is coming and coming in hot! You won't want to miss this Saturday class. Spots are limited, so register on MindBody today!
Where: HOT Yoga Sugar Land
Ashtanga Yoga
When: Saturday, March 30, 10-11am
What: Come join us Saturday, March 30th, for Ashtanga Yoga. Classes start at only $20 with membership options available for great savings. Space is limited, so call today!
Where: Ayush Wave – Ayurveda Wellness & Yoga, Sugar Land TX
Pralaya Flow Yoga
When: Tuesday, March 26, 10-11am
What: Come join our Pralaya Flow Yoga class on Tuesday morning! All levels are welcome. Classes start at only $20 with membership options available for great savings. Space is limited, so call today!
Where: Ayush Wave – Ayurveda Wellness & Yoga, Sugar Land TX
Yoga Time @Delta
When: Friday, March 29, 5:30-6:30pm
What: Come enjoy an evening full of yoga! Bring a mat if you would like to use your own. Make sure to bring water!
Where: Delta Life Fitness, Stafford TX
Beginners Yoga
When: Sunday, March 31, 2-3:30pm
What: Commit to a stronger, calmer, more vibrant you! This class is designed for the beginner seeking a stronger foundation of the basic poses. The intention of this class is to give brand new beginners the confidence to practice yoga in group classes. During this 90-minute session, students will learn breath techniques, the benefits of yoga and relaxation, and we will focus on alignment in each pose including appropriate modifications to meet you where you are. This class is limited to 12 students, so please register early! Please bring water and a yoga mat. Register here: https://www.bellayogawellness.com
Where: Bella Yoga, Richmond TX
Flight School With Gabby
When: Sunday, March 31, 6:45-8:15pm
What: Our amazing and inspirational teacher Gabby will be offering Flight School At Afterglow Hot Yoga! This is a 90-minute specialty workshop. You'll learn how to get upside down and the art of balancing on your arms/hands! All levels are welcome. It's $30 for a single class. Sign up now or at the desk: https://afterglowhotyoga.com
Where: Afterglow Hot Yoga, Missouri City TX
Goat Yoga & Wine Tasting
When: Friday, March 29, 6:30-7:45pm
What: Goats, Yoga, nature and wine! What more could you ask for? It's finally spring, and Goat Yoga is back! Join us on our 40-acre property for a fun-filled and challenging Goat Yoga class set on a rolling hill under three live oak trees! After yoga, we will enjoy goat cuddles and a glass of wine, as we watch the sun set. Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled class time. Bring your yoga mat! We have some that we will rent for $4, or you can buy one for $8. For more information, visit: https://www.goatyogakaty.com
Where: Goat Yoga Katy-Fulshear


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2011 Girard Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon
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ExtractedJuice Likes this wine: 90 points
July 22, 2015 - $35 great QPR. Great entry level Napa Cab. Ripe concentrated fruit, red cherry, good structure and extraction, soft tannin. Would get again as a common weekend dinner wine.
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Stram, fruktig, bra struktur, bra längd. (A=90p)
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January 18, 2014 - Even with a 2 hour decant, this wine is still quite tight and needs some time to age. It shows great flavors and has the potential to improve. 2011 was a more difficult vintage and I think it shows a little here.
BCharlieG Likes this wine: 92 points
December 16, 2013 - There is a lot to love in this wine, especially quality for price. Been drinking their entry level Napa Cab for the last number of vintages and this is one of the best. A little more mellow and better integrated than some other vintages. Sweet cherry fruit, raspberry. Vanilla, round and smooth. Didn't spend much time taking notes on these bottles but the bottle hung in easily for 48 full hours properly stored (Vacu-vin) and air removed after opening. Finished at the 48 hour mark and the wine was absolutely beautiful.
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Friday, May 18 6-8:30pm and Saturday, May 19, 9-4pm
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Floral border (fol. 118r)
- Original object type: Artefact
- Title: Floral border (fol. 118r)
The border is decorated with pinks, speedwells, pansies and acanthus leaves. There is a 2-line initial in blue on a gold ground.
Context: Hours of Saint Catherine
- Date range: [ca. 1450-1500]
- Date: 1475
- Collection: Medieval Manuscripts
- Physical Identifier: BC MS 14/9
- URI: http://digital.library.leeds.ac.uk/id/eprint/11011
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The Long Live Love Tour is Here, starring the Host that Loves God Most!
With his name of the BIG screen, our own Travele Judon has arrived! Following his successful tour with Jonathan McReynolds, Travele was tapped by Kirk Franklin himself to host his new Long Live Love Tour. Fans are delighted because along with hosting duties, the Chicago-based comedian has his own stand-up set during each tour stop. You asked for more—you got it!
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New American Standard Bible
but if a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her? For her hair is given to her for a covering.
King James Bible
But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering.
Darby Bible Translation
But woman, if she have long hair, it is glory to her; for the long hair is given to her in lieu of a veil.
World English Bible
But if a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her, for her hair is given to her for a covering.
Young's Literal Translation
and a woman, if she have long hair, a glory it is to her, because the hair instead of a covering hath been given to her;
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CommentaryBarnes' Notes on the Bible
It is a glory unto her - It is an ornament, and adorning. The same instinctive promptings of nature which make it proper for a man to wear short hair, make it proper that the woman should suffer hers to grow long.
For a covering - Margin, "veil." It is given to her as a sort of natural veil, and to indicate the propriety of her wearing a veil. It answered the purposes of a veil when it was allowed to grow long, and to spread over the shoulders and ever parts of the face, before the arts of dress were invented or needed. There may also be an allusion here to the fact that the hair of women naturally grows longer than that of men. See Rosenmuller. The value which eastern females put on their long hair may be learned from the fact that when Ptolemy Euergetes, king of Egypt, was about to march against Seleucus Callinicus, his queen Berenice vowed, as the most precious sacrifice which she could make, to cut off and consecrate her hair if he returned in safety. "The eastern ladies," says Harmer, "are remarkable for the length and the great number of the tresses of their hair. The men there, on the contrary, wear very little hair on their heads." Lady M. W. Montague thus speaks concerning the hair of the women:" Their hair hangs at full length behind, divided into tresses, braided with pearl or riband, which is always in great quantity. I never saw in my life so many fine heads of hair. In one lady's I have counted one hundred and ten of these tresses, all natural; but it must be owned that every kind of beauty is more common here than with us." The men there, on the contrary, shave all the hair off their heads, excepting one lock; and those that wear hair are thought effeminate. Both these particulars are mentioned by Chardin, who says they are agreeable to the custom of the East: "the men are shaved; the women nourish their hair with great fondness, which they lengthen, by tresses and tufts of silk, down to the heels. The young men who wear their hair in the East are looked upon as effeminate and infamous."
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LibraryThe Danger of Deviating from Divine Institutions.
"Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ." St. Paul was the apostle of the Gentiles. The care of the churches gathered among them devolved particularly on him. At the writing of this epistle he had no personal acquaintance with the church to which it is addressed.* Epaphras, a bishop of the Colossians, then his fellow prisoner at Rome, had made him acquainted with their state, and the danger …
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Does not even nature itself teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a dishonor to him,
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But if one is inclined to be contentious, we have no other practice, nor have the churches of God.
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Accounting: An Introduction to Principles and Practice, 9e is aligned to FNS30317 Certificate III in Accounts Administration and FNS40217 Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping. The content is organised around the assessment requirements for each unit of competency, supporting compliance with the VET Quality Framework and the Financial Services Training Package. The student-friendly text includes diagrams to demonstrate electronic forms of documentation and transfer of funds. The importance of thorough authorisation and checking procedures to verify the accuracy and authenticity of a transaction is also incorporated in diagrams and throughout the chapter.
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Edition: 9th Edition
This book aims to ensure that students in any field of higher education have a...
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View From the Press Box: Dion Clisso 8/7
By Dion Clisso PrepsKC Managing Editor
Football is a fantastic sport for many reasons. It's a great team game. Its action packed, and it can really bring a community together.
For the people who play football the experience can be life changing. Maybe not huge changes but you are definitely a different person once you have played football.
I've been covering football in the Metro for more than 25 years and year after year I continue to see one main theme from the coaches in the area. Yes, they love football and want to win games but most importantly they want to make better people out of the kids who play.
There are a lot of stories of what players and coaches do off the field. Every program is doing something where it gives back to its community or help others in need outside the community or country.
The one program I will highlight from this summer is St. Joseph Benton. The Cardinals got a new coach in the spring and this summer they took to the streets to help on the south side of St. Joseph.
On June 9th the Cardinals helped a neighbor by painting a house that was much in need. New coach Kevin Keeton said it was great to be able to have his players give back.
"It was good to be able to get out and help," Keeton said. "There are people in need around our school and it fantastic to see the kids and coaches pitch in and make something better for someone."
There are stories like this all over the Metro. So, while you are cheering the touchdowns on Friday nights cheer a little harder for the accomplishments off the field as well.
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In the summer after seventh grade, we started hanging out, playing music, and making home movies together. Creating things became our bond.
In school, we went the extra mile to make legendary videos for class presentations. We wrote and recorded songs, played concerts, and signed a record deal. Creating things became our passion.
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Melbourne City midfielder Kearyn Baccus is departing the A-League club to return to his native South Africa.
Baccus, who also had stints at Perth Glory and Western Sydney, is moving to a club in South Africa.
The 27-year-old, who was born in Durban, played 27 A-League games last season for City after joining the club from the Wanderers.


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Retirement Reboot
By Dennis Miller
- Release Date: 2012-10-11
- Genre: Business & Personal Finance
Retirement Reboot author Dennis Miller had recently retired in 2008 when the bottom fell out of the economy — and his retirement income collapsed.
He needed to take control of his finances and create a plan that would return his income to former levels, while protecting his principal from another catastrophic market crash. After three years of re-educating himself for investing in this "new economy", he shares everything he learned in Retirement Reboot.
It will tell you
• What economic surprises might lie around the corner
• Which investments you should dump immediately
• If real estate a good idea again
• What kinds of brokers you should drop like a hot rock
• Which investments will help you thrive in the face of inflation
• How to balance your retirement portfolio for safety, growth, and even a little speculation
If you want to be prepared for any economic curveball coming your way, then Retirement Reboot is a book you must read.


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NetSuite Functional Consultant
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|Mid-Senior Level
|Date Posted
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Unit 1 Philexcel Retail Building 2, Philexcel Business Park, M. Roxas Highway, Clark Freeport Zone,
Angeles City, Pampanga
A fast growing BPO Company
|Job Qualifications
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- Third party application integration experience is a must.
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Job Specific Specialized Knowledge & Skills:
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And another course uploaded - easy intermediate fairy-tales with great audio!
관리자ericrobertz 캐나다
Alisa, thanks so much! I've been meaning to go through these. :)
I am not sure if you have noticed but in the Japanese library, LingQ has been automatically pulling HappyLifeStyle. A new one usually appears everyday. This is because they have an RSS feed which LingQ is able to pull from.
Mind you, there's no audio when LingQ uses the RSS feed (and yes, it looks like HappyLifeStyle's audio is robot generated).
Alisa, If you find content you would like to add to LingQ, rather than create the courses manually, you can share with us the site's RSS feed. Please add the RSS feed to the google sheet below.. That way, I will add the RSS feed to LingQ's media database and the lessons will start popping up. LingQ also works with YouTube RSS feeds too.
To get RSS feeds from YouTube:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_2nXCglUQ5_n4aehCuW4bm68j6kOE-i00PsjbFCB6Fs/edit?usp=sharingApril 29 at 17:07
_Alisa_ 이스라엘
Wow, thank you!!! No, I didn't notice that HappyLife is integrated - that makes my life so much easier!!!
I've tried it out - the audio is not "scraped", so if I want to make a course public I still would need to do it manually, right? In any case, still it's waay easier now! Because these are convenient and fast read, I consume them faster than I produce them. :D :D :D
By the way, how do I know what LingQ supports? I've seen a list on the side panel of the "import" page and thought that this is it (I would have attache a prints screen... if I could... ;) )April 29 at 18:08
관리자ericrobertz 캐나다
Hi Alisa, glad you tried it out.
Yes, the audio isn't scrapped from this site. But that's fine,. For me personally, I'd much rather here native talkers than a robot generated voice ;) In my opinion, you don't have to add the audio manually but if you would like to, feel free. I don't know how others feel about the audio from that site...
"By the way, how do I know what LingQ supports? I've seen a list on the side panel of the "import" page and thought that this is it (I would have attache a prints screen... if I could... ;) ) "
If it's a blog, web page 90% of the time it should be OK. All YouTube videos are fine for the most part as long as they have close captions.
The special cases are sites like Animelon and such. Sites that host video and audio. They need to be added by our development team before being able to be imported.
The easiest way to do all this is to get the RSS feed (if available) that way, new people who try out LingQ won't have to search the web to find things to import... it will already be there in the library feed. This is one of the goals we have in mind for LingQ.April 29 at 18:58
_Alisa_ 이스라엘
Ahh, that makes me see the feed in a different light now! I thought it was solely news feed, so I avoided it, hehe. :D
In any case, the articles that are in the feed are rather for private import, as they don't have audio, right? When imported they will all go to "Quick Imports" folder, right? I do like to have courses... It, kind of, gives me the feeling of some order and progress :) And predictability (I know what to expect, in terms of level of difficulty and length) :)
The robotic voice on HappyLife is awful, I agree, but for me - better than nothing, for two reasons - it still, somehow, walks me through the text nonetheless, and also - I can share the course. ;)
About the GoogleSheet you shared - I have a question - I went over some of the sources that are listed there and I saw good YouTube blogs\vlogs, but without subtitles - how good is that for LingQ?April 30 at 06:02
관리자ericrobertz 캐나다
When importing from sources in your library feed, they shouldn't go into quick imports. They should go into a new course that is named after the content you've imported.
YouTube/vlogs without subs won't work in LingQ and shouldn't be added. The closed captions need to be enabled :)
I'll keep looking for more.April 30 at 16:19


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Association of protein kinase C(lambda) with adducin in 3T3-L1 adipocytes.
Journal Article
There is evidence that the atypical protein kinases C (PKC(lambda), PKC(zeta)) participate in signaling from the insulin receptor to cause the translocation of glucose transporters from an intracellular location to the plasma membrane in adipocytes. In order to search for downstream effectors of these PKCs, we identified the proteins that were immunoprecipitated by an antibody against PKC(lambda/zeta) from lysates of 3T3-L1 adipocytes through peptide sequencing by mass spectrometry. The data show that PKC(lambda) is the major atypical PKC in these cells. Moreover, an oligomeric complex consisting of alpha- and gamma-adducin, which are cytoskeletal proteins, coimmunoprecipitated with PKC(lambda). Association of the adducins with PKC(lambda) was further indicated by the finding that the adducins coimmunoprecipitated proportionally with PKC(lambda) in repeated rounds of immunoprecipitation. Such an association is consistent with literature reports that the adducins contain a single major site for PKC phosphorylation in their carboxy termini. Using antibody against the phospho form of this site for immunoblotting, we found that insulin caused little or no increase in the phosphorylation of this site on the adducins in a whole cell lysate or on the small portion of the adducins that coimmunoprecipitated with PKC(lambda). PKC(lambda) and the adducins were located in both the cytosol and subcellular membranous fractions. The binding of PKC(lambda) to adducin may function to localize PKC(lambda) in 3T3-L1 adipocytes.
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Lisa ASKED THE GUIDE
When replacing a turbo is the transmission touched at all?
Just bought a 2007 Mazda CX-7 with 85,990 km and complete service history. After four weeks the turbo was gone. The service wasn't due. I paid nearly $6000 for a replacement and when I picked up the car, within 12 hours, after 20 km, it started jerking and was peeing transmission oil. I got towed back to repairer to be told transmission is stuffed, which would cost another $5000! I'm convinced it's connected to works just done? It's too coincidental surely? This was roadworthy four weeks ago with no oil leaks. Do they touch the transmission in anyway when relating to turbo replacement? Any advice or help please?
I wouldn't expect them to touch the transmission when replacing the turbocharger. You could have another mechanic check the work done.


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When I first started on this 'Keto Diet' journey, I was so confused. Luckily there were many nice people to help, but all of the information I needed was basically strewn all over the internet in various places. I even bought books about keto (nutritional ketosis), but some of them were too "sciencey" for me, or they were WAY too basic. I liked the science, but I needed something from a REAL person's point-of-view… someone that has struggled like I have. I also needed detailed instructions, not just generalities…
The other night I had a bunch of pizza toppings available, but I was too tired and hungry to make any of my wonderful low carb pizza crusts. So I just made a crustless version of pizza for a very quick yet satisfying dinner! You could even take this to work for lunch pretty easily…
I have a confession to make. Sometimes, when I'm trying to figure out what's for dinner, I just stand in the kitchen with a dumb look on my face. Have you done this?
Here it is… the Holy Grail of low carb pizza crusts! I bow down to you my cheesy, almond flour disc of goodness! If you prefer a chewy/crispy gluten free crust, read on for a great recipe… no actually TWO recipes, because I experimented with an even lower carb almond flour version of the Holy Grail, with great results! You can definitely fool the wheat eaters in your life with this recipe… it tastes amazingly like the real thing.
At great risk of showing my complete nerdiness (and maybe too great of attention to detail), I have a prepared a summary post for you on all of the low carb pizza crust recipes that I have cooked lately. Please see below for all of the dirty details on which one is better than the other. WHICH ONE will be the winner of this low carby, grain free contest? Read on to find out!
This really easy sub "sandwich" is super easy to make, and I was surprised at how good it was. I didn't really miss the bread at all!
I got the idea to "keto-ize" this super easy chocolate mousse from a recipe that I saw linked from the Lifehacker site. This is a great dessert for a ketogenic diet because it stretches 1 stevia sweetened chocolate bar into 3 really nice sized satisfying servings. Also you don't really need any additional sweetener, although you could add more if you wanted to. Sometimes, simpler can be better! I made this recipe as-is and the result was fabulous, barely sweet with my favorite brand of stevia sweetened chocolate. The fina sugar free dessert is both dense and fluffy, which is a very pleasing combination!
Best yet, this dessert is only 4.5 net grams of carbs per serving, which are from the sugar alcohols. I eat 1/3 of this recipe at a time and it does not kick me out of ketosis. Try it with some marcona almond slivers and celtic sea salt sprinkled on the final product, it's amazing!
In the past 3 years I've researched and tried many different weight loss approaches, including those in the Eat Fat Lose Fat book in which this blog was founded. I've found that a hybrid approach finally has helped the pounds start melting off! Here is my first post that describes my journey and where I'm at right now. Enjoy!
My family was super hungry waiting for cauliflower crust pizza to finish the other night, so I made them this 'appetizer' in about 5 minutes. Pepperoni chips with cream cheese could even be served as a first course at an informal party such as superbowl, or used in a fat fast! It even makes a good very low carb quick lunch with a side salad. I will be bringing this to the next party I go to so I will have a paleo/primal keto snack that I can eat!
I love coconut milk SO. MUCH. I also live in berry country (Pacific Northwest), and practically live in the middle of a berry farm. Combine these two, freeze them, and you have a wonderful sweet (but not too sweet), low carb and satisfying dessert for hot summer nights!


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It's kind of helpful, I guess, if you're really afraid of rejection and only want to look at people who are interested in you first. Length of Use: Approximately one month, I would say. I stopped using it when I went on a digital dating cleanse, which I highly recommend everyone do periodically.
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After an amazing five years of getting the chance to set up members, Dating Ring shut its doors on August 31, 2018. It ended up being the one app I didn't really use because no one else seemed to be using it.