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Scary that one bite can cause that much damage.
That wound had been cleaned and disinfected. The real "before" pictures would be much worse. Anyway, it's nice that he is recovering.
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The Bail-Out! Positive political economics of Greek-type crises in the EMU
AbstractThe Greek bail-out was highly controversial. An oft-heard assessment is that i) the bail-out was a mistake, ii) the political haggling over it was irrational and iii) the bail-out will create a moral hazard problem. Contrary to this view, our analysis suggests that, given EMU's present political-economic set-up, i) the bail-out was unavoidable, ii) the lengthy process of political haggling leading to it was understandable, and iii) the bail-out does not have to be necessarily associated with a future moral hazard problem. Based on our analysis, we suggest that the EMU's institutional design could be improved by establishing 'exit rules' and that bail-outs should be made rule-based. We have based our analysis on a politicaleconomic, game-theoretic model that helps to understand why and how the parties involved in the Greek crisis arrived at the bail-out and on what conditions the final solution depended. The model allows tracing analytically the dynamics of the negotiation processes as well as the conditions and parameters on which the scope and limits of fiscal redistribution in EMU depends. In doing so, we formally take account of the 'negative externality' problem that has been central to policy debates related to the EMU's institutional design and has played an important role in the Greek crisis. However, contrary to the existing literature, we do not only focus on the economic aspects of such negative externality, but also look at where they emanate from and interact with political factors, in particular the dynamics of the political negotiation process within the EMU.
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- Christian Fahrholz & Cezary Wójcik, 2012. "The Bail-Out! Positive Political Economics Of Greek-Type Crises In The Emu," Journal of International Commerce, Economics and Policy (JICEP), World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., vol. 3(02), pages 1250010-1-1.
- Christian Fahrholz & Cezary Wójcik, 2010. "The Bail-Out! Positive Political Economics of Greek-type Crises in the EMU," CESifo Working Paper Series 3178, CESifo Group Munich.
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The all-new BMW X6 M is the first of two BMW X models (along with the BMW X5 M) to receive the remarkable performance of BMW M. The BMW X6 M is powered by a newly-developed 4.4 liter V8 M engine delivering 555 hp at 6,000 rpm and 500 lb-ft of torque from 1,500 to 5,650 rpm. This new M engine is the world's first with a pulse-tuned exhaust manifold encompassing both rows of cylinders combined with high-performance, twin-scroll twin turbo technology.
The X6 M pushed the capabilities of BMW's intelligent xDrive all-wheel-drive system and the Dynamic Performance Control system to manage the power and performance potential of the vehicle. The special M suspension includes Adaptive Drive and newly-developed Servotronic power steering.
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The athletic character and amazing performance abilities of the BMW X6 M result from levels of development never before applied to this type of vehicle. As it did when creating the original M5, BMW M has once again shown that applying new technologies and innovations to a solid BMW production vehicle type will produce startling performance and an exhilarating drive.
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Tina Barnes' talent for helping College students succeed despite disabilities emerged decades ago in a dentist's chair. In high school, she worked for a dentist who treated children with disabilities. "A lot of times I was holding the kids because they were scared to be there," she said.
That part-time job helped convince Barnes to enter the special education field. After graduating from The George Peabody College for Teachers at Vanderbilt University, she began a career as a special education teacher and worked for various public schools before coming to the College in 2000. Her husband, Rick Barnes, has taught psychology and environmental studies here since 1981.
Today, she leads Randolph College's Disability Services and the Learning Strategies Program, which help provide students with disabilities or other challenges the accommodations or tools they need to succeed academically. "I love working with folks and making such a huge difference in their lives," Barnes said.
Barnes assists students with disabilities that range from dyslexia to broken bones. She helps them find accommodations, such as computer programs and other tools, that allow them to keep up with the College workload. She also oversees the Learning Strategies Program, which pairs peer tutors with students to address self-management and study techniques.
"It gives them some skills that they will use not only now, but all their lives. It raises their self-esteem," she said. "Sometimes we're just showing them what they can be."
Her love for serving people with disabilities abounds off campus, too. Since 1993, Barnes has helped run Camp CHILD, a nonprofit summer program for children with disabilities.
Barnes cherishes the personal connections she has made with college students over the years. That is evident in her collection of more than 350 pens from around the world. Many of those pens were gifts from students and faculty who visited other countries. The pens symbolize much more than a souvenir to Barnes. "Truthfully, I couldn't care less about pens," Barnes said. "It's the fact that someone is in South Africa, or someone is in Mauritius, and they think about you."


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The National Survey of Student Engagement completed by University of Wisconsin-Superior students indicates that many of those surveyed believe the university is doing a good job of emphasizing academic challenge and active learning.
The National Survey of Student Engagement asks students at hundreds of colleges and universities about the amount of time they spend on various learning activities. The survey helps participating schools to measure their use of effective educational practices.
"The NSSE is a valuable tool for telling us how students evaluate their experience at UW-Superior," said Dr. Faith Hensrud, interim provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. "Overall, the survey shows that we are doing well in areas such as providing academic challenge; active learning opportunities; and having faculty members who are accessible to students and willing to answer their questions, discuss ideas outside class, and work with them on research."
The NSSE measures how well a university is using its resources to teach undergraduates compared with national norms and groups of similar institutions. Universities receive benchmark scores for first-year students and seniors that measure the level of academic challenge, active and collaborative learning, student-faculty interaction, enriching education experiences and supportive campus environment -- all factors that researchers have identified as crucial to student success in college.
In the five benchmark categories, UW-Superior was comparable or better in all areas to other University of Wisconsin comprehensive campuses when measured as a whole.
Results of the NSSE help administrators and faculty find areas where student opportunities should be expanded. In recent years, UW-Superior has responded to the survey by creating a first-year experience program for first-year students, adding service learning opportunities and expanding foreign language offerings.
"In the coming year we'll be examining the NSSE data and discussing it on campus. It's part of the process we use to keep making UW-Superior better," Hensrud said.
Of 153 UW-Superior students randomly selected for this year's survey, 87 percent of first-year students felt the university puts substantial emphasis on academics, and 78 percent felt the university has a substantial commitment to their academic success.
In other categories, 60 percent of students said they had participated in community service work by the time they were seniors, and a quarter of them had helped fellow students through tutoring or teaching.
Measured with other University of Wisconsin System four-year universities, UW-Superior first-year students reported writing academic papers, taking part in class discussions and working with faculty members on activities other than coursework more often than students at the other universities.
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We had a party on Saturday, and as host I was too busy manning the grill to take real notes. There were some leftovers though, so last night with some more duck I tried a few of the remaining wines.
2004 and 2005 Pepiere Muscadet Clos des Briords Vieilles Vignes
I tried these side by side (they were originally part of a 5 vintage vertical 2000-2005 (less the '03) and found the '04 more open, fruity and even medium bodied, while the '05 was like a rapier slashing its way through my palate. I love the '04, but I think the '05 just needs time. Both had that fantastic concentration of minerals.
2002 Mugneret-Gibourg Bourgogne Rouge
On Saturday this was all about Madagascar vanilla on the nose, but yesterday it had blossomed with delicious red and black fruit, flowers and the vanilla in the background. Incredibly good. I wish I had more.
2005 Johannishof (Eser) Johannisberger 'G' Riesling Kabinett (Rheingau)
The 'G' stands for Goldatzel. This was all about tropical fruit. Lost of ripe pineapple with sufficient acids to balance the fruit. But, like most 2005s I have had so far, I am left wondering what all the fuss is about. Yes I have tried some really good ones, but most are just plain good, not much more.
1996 Muller-Catoir Mussbacher Eselhaut Rieslaner Spatlese (Pfalz)
Here's the unripe side of pineapple. Tons of teeth rattling acids and a green underside to the flavors that borders on the unpleasant. 1996 was a unique vintage, and for that I am thankful. This will never come into enjoyable balance in my opinion.


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Google's interaction designer, Noah Levin, claimed that the update means results will update with each letter added, though we still saw a slight delay when typing in a blog post announcing the launch of the application.
The app also makes viewing multiple pages easier, adding a swipeable menu at the bottom of its user interface that lets you easily switch between open web pages.
The feature extends to its search categories, meaning users can swipe to move between search, image and map modes.
Google has enhanced the app's voice command support, letting users search the web orally. In our initial tests the feature worked well, with the service easily understanding all our requests, no matter how obscure.
The update also makes searching for images much easier, so that rather than rows of thumbnail images, pictures now load as a full screen grid, letting you tap an image to get additional details on it and swipe through the search results.
The app also comes with a save option, letting users download the selected image simply by holding down on it.
The search service also adds Google apps onto Apple's iOS, housing a link to other services like Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Google+, YouTube, Blogger. The apps arrival follows speculation that Apple is planning to add Google Maps in its next major iOS overhaul.
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Félice Fawns photography has always fascinated me; I love the way in which she seamlessly blends reality with her own special version of fantasy. I chose to study her, and the way in which she portrays women, for an art project because I feel a connection with her work and long to explore it more.
Félice is a good friend of mine and she was lovely enough to answer some questions that I had about her work and to let me share the answers with you guys!
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Poppet-Pictures Félice Fawn, where does the name come from and what does it mean to you?
felicefawn Like much of my work, it's based on females, females, females. I've always seen deer as a symbol of grace and beauty, and I've always had an quiet respect for the creature, so that's the second part of the name explained! In regards to the first, I've always adored the name Felix. I've got a thing for the French language, I think it's stunning, and it so happens that Felice is the French, female version of Felix. How true this is I'm not sure, but I remember discovering it around a year ago, so it worked perfectly!
Poppet-Pictures When did you first start taking photographs?
felicefawn I think I was around 13 or 14. It was during middleschool, but it wasn't something I considered a hobby, it was just something I enjoyed when I got hold of a camera. It was mainly photographs of family and friends.
Poppet-Pictures At what point did you realise you wanted to e a photographer?
felicefawn I had always toyed with the idea since 16, but at that point in time I based my life plans around both traditional and digital art. It was only after I left my job as a tattoo artist apprentice, at 18, that I really started pushing myself, and I began working with other creatives in the industry.
Poppet-Pictures Who else are you influenced by?
felicefawn Absolutely everything around me. I can't go a day without looking at something, or hearing something, and making a new folder in my head that stores ideas based around it, whether it be a location, an object, or another photograph. I sometimes wake myself up in the middle of the night, half asleep after dreaming something inspiring, and have to scribble it on paper before I go back to sleep.
Poppet-Pictures Who inspires you the most?
felicefawn Eolo Perfido. He was my first taste of 'wow'.
Poppet-Pictures Have you been consciously inspired by an artist, or a piece of art, in any of your works?
felicefawn I wouldn't say consciously, no, but I keep a piece of my favorite artists with me at all times.
Poppet-Pictures Where do you get the ideas for your shots from?
felicefawn Believe me, I'd like to know the answer to that question too! I'll never know where they come from, they just seem to emerge, and through the scribbling of sketches and hours of thought, they just seem to fall together.
Poppet-Pictures How much do clients effect your work?
felicefawn As much as I love my job, personal projects will always be more enjoyable for me, purely because of the freedom to be creative. However, I've always loved a challenge, so although client work is sometimes restrictive, I think it's definitely healthy and essential in regards to my work maturing.
Poppet-Pictures Who is the person you most want to photograph, and why?
felicefawn Wow that's a really tough question, as there are endless women I would give my right arm to photograph!
I've always been a fan of Lily Cole, no matter how published she is, her face just intrigues me, I find her to be the epitome of 'delicate', and I'm also absolutely obsessed with red hair.
Poppet-Pictures Do you like to be photographed?
felicefawn Not particularly. I'm too much of a perfectionist to let someone else take control!
Poppet-Pictures What do you see happening in your future?
felicefawn I see only today, anything positive the future brings is a bonus. However, I hope for tearsheets, and time to work on personal, creative projects.
Poppet-Pictures What do you look for in a make up artist?
felicefawn Bravery. A funny answer, I know, but as cliché as it sounds, I like out-of-the-box creativity, no questions asked.
Poppet-Pictures What makes a good model?
felicefawn Cooperation and improvisation. A 'creative team' doesn't just include the photographer, MUA, stylist, etc. I like them to bring some personality to the table, I want to photograph 'them'.
Poppet-Pictures How important is lighting?
felicefawn Well... with no light... you wouldn't be able to take a photograph! I'm kidding, but in regards to studio lighting, I think it depends entirely on what you want from your final product. I've only ever worked with, and will probably always favour natural light, but given the opportunity I'd definitely be eager to test with flash kits and gels.
Poppet-Pictures Why do you prefer natural lighting?
felicefawn It's just so radiant, and so 'natural'. It tells no lies, and really brings out the beauty of my subjects.
Poppet-Pictures What piece do you feel expresses or represents yourself and your work best?
felicefawn Before 'finch II' I would have said 'pollen', but Kayt was the first model I've ever done a nude editorial shoot with, and I'm thrilled with the results. It contains absolutely everything that I try to capture in my work. Grace, power, 'art', and thanks to the jewelry designer, that avant garde twist I love so much.
Poppet-Pictures Do you try to empower women when you photograph them?
felicefawn I see all women as beautiful, unearthly creatures, and I most certainly try to capture an essence of this in all my photographs. People who are familiar with my work might notice that I rarely photograph males, and this is by no means a sexist approach to my creativity, but I guess you could say I'm infatuated. It's like I'm looking through a pair of glasses that transform the models I work with into these fantasy-realism characters. In a nutshell, it's not something I try to do, it just tends to happen due to my passion for the subject when I'm photographing them.
Poppet-Pictures Do you try to present women as non-sexual?
felicefawn No, I can definitely say I don't consciously approach a photoshoot with that in mind, if anything I think some of my images are actually laced with a sense of sexuality!
Poppet-Pictures Do you think photographers should think about issues such as how they portray women with eating disorders? Self esteem in young girls?
felicefawn This is a tough question, and I find I've been asked it a lot recently. When I shoot, my priority is always my models welfare, and this will never change. If I genuinely thought a model was too ill to work, I simply wouldn't shoot, but as I've began immersing myself within the fashion industry, I've found your perception of what is 'small' and 'slender' becomes clouded, because not only are models a lot slimmer within this line of work, but the clothing designers are also creating clothing that only fits certain sizes. It becomes second nature, something you don't question, and as hard as it is for many people to understand, I think it's something you need to experience to be able to comment on. I've worked with many models a lot of people might catagorise as 'unhealthily small', models I personally probably would have catagorised as 'unhealthily small' had I not worked with them, but if I'm honest, I haven't yet worked with a model who isn't happy and full of energy.
Poppet-Pictures I know that you think women are always (pretty much always, at least!) sensual and sexy etc but what do you feel of the impact that the glamorous size 0 models have upon younger children, ie anorexia?
felicefawn Basically In a nutshell Before I immersed myself in the industry I was dead set against working with smaller models because the idea of glamorising bad eating habits is something I can't condone But now I'm doing this it becomes second nature and you're not there to judge people by how small or big they are, especially with paid work, you're there to take a photograph.
It's like no one agrees with polluting the earth, yet everyone has to drive to work, you know? Some things you just can't change, Im one person against the world just doing what I love, and I just hope the models are too.
Poppet-Pictures What do you try to communicate through your work?
felicefawn Passion.
Poppet-Pictures You have a thing about symmetry Whys that?
felicefawn I really don't know, I've had it for as long as I remember, and it's a habit I'm trying to kick because I find it really affects my train of thought when I'm shooting. I find it hard to be experimental with framing my subject because of it, but a lot of people tell me to embrace it as my style. I'm currently undecided.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three spires on the Washington National Cathedral, site of state funerals for several U.S. presidents, broke and fell and the U.S. Capitol suffered some minor damage in Tuesday's earthquake.
Richard Weinberg, director of communications at the Episcopal cathedral, said the 30-story central tower had suffered "significant" damage with three of the fleurs-de-lis shaped corner spires breaking off and falling to the ground.
"A fourth is leaning," said Weinberg. "There was other minor structural damage to buttresses and smaller pinnacles."
No one was injured but the cathedral -- host to state funerals, and memorial services for many U.S. presidents and the site of several presidential inaugural prayer services -- was closed to the public so the building could be inspected.
The National Cathedral, which weighs 150,000 tons and took 83 years to complete, is the highest point in Washington. It is a solid masonry structure made of limestone blocks placed one atop another.
The flying buttresses are also solid stone and they help hold up the walls. The roof is held up by a steel beam structure but does not help to hold up the rest of the cathedral.
In the U.S. Capitol, which was evacuated shortly after the earthquake hit on Tuesday afternoon, some minor damage could be seen in the rotunda, under the iconic dome. Bits of paint and plaster, from high on the walls, were scattered on the floor.
Some chunks of plaster fell from over a doorway in Statuary Hall. A crack could also be seen in the archway leading out of the hall.
But staff members were allowed to re-enter the Capitol to retrieve personal items after it was inspected by structural engineers. Inspections were continuing to determine the condition of the buildings in the Capitol complex.
Several chunks fell out of the roof of Union Station, said Virginia Newton, a tour bus employee who works at the 104-year-old train station.
A Reuters reporter saw three sections of the station's ornate vaulted ceiling that appeared to have fallen down.
The Washington Monument was closed indefinitely after cracks were found in the stones at the top of the 555-foot (169-meter) obelisk, the National Park Service said late on Tuesday.
The Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial and the Old Post Office Tower were temporarily closed after the earthquake but all reopened after a short period of time.
(Reporting by Deborah Charles, Tabassum Zakaria, Andy Sullivan and Susan Cornwell; Editing by Paul Simao and Cynthia Osterman)


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I made a simple video on Youtube at: youtu.be/mP-Lj5bahU4
Please let me know if this works better, turn it on highest resolution for better viewing.
Please give me some feedback for improvement. Thanks a lot!
Here comes part 2 for the dress and folds, it's very long photos, sorry I can't find a better way... =_=
Please also refer to part 1 - armature and legs
Many friends had asked me "How do you make figurines, can you show me the process?" I had therefore made a tutorial that divided in several areas of the figurine while I was working on a self project, a project that wasn't base on commission, actually they were sort of work in progress. You may see a lot of photos taking during sculpting. It's long hours of work that I did beside my work. Please look for yourself and compare the differences of how it was made. I tried taking shoots as many as I can at the "turning points" in angles.
I know you might have a lot of questions, the materials, tools, methods... I would suggest you may look for my other tutorials for commonly asked questions. I don't really know how long this project may take. But I'll keep updated as it goes on. The pictures shown an angel figurine in progress. Enjoy!
Title: It has a title but I'm not going to say it now, please wait until you see the whole scene when nearly finish.
Material were used: Super Sculpey, jumbo paperclips, crazy glue, baby powder.


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DIY Stencil Pillow | Wit & Whistle
We all have little phrases and quotes that help us through the day - for me it's the quote 'Do the thing you think you cannot do' by Eleanor Roosevelt. At the moment it's stuck to my door with a little piece of paper, but I would love to have it on a canvas or pillow like this. There's so many different songs and styles you could do too - great for a kids room with nursery rhymes or a gift to a friend with a quote that means something to the both of you!


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Phew! It's been a nearly impossible task to narrow the expansive history of vampire cinema into a Top 5 list, but somebody had to do it, and, well, here's what I've come up with. My choices may not make everybody happy -- in fact, I'm pretty the fact that I've omitted several EXTREMELY POPULAR MOVIES from this round-up will probably make some people very unhappy -- but, hey. Can't please all the people all of the time, right? And these are AWESOME flicks. I promise. So, here they are the 5 Best Vampire Movies of All Time.
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Awww, come on. You use a picture of Bela Lugosi and Dracula doesn't even make the list? Or Gary Oldman in Bram Stoker's Dracula? Or if you wanna go circa 80s, 1987 to be exact, The Lost Boys? A young Kiefer Southerland.....So many better movies for this list. :-p
I agree Interview with a Vampire should definitely be on the list along with Fright Night. Queen of the Damned and the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer were freaking sweet too.
I don't really think last man on Earth is a Vampire movie sure that's what the synopsis says but it was made pre-zombie movie, sure the monsters were repelled by garlic but they were mindless reanimated corpses. Not to mention it was based on the book I am Legend just like the Will Smith movie of the same title and those were without a doubt zombies not vamps.
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Tindall Set For BaaBaas Debut
Former England captain Mike Tindall and his Gloucester teammate and Fijian flanker Akupusi Qera are the latest additions to the 2012 summer tour squad.
They will both be making their Barbarians' debuts in a squad coached by John Kirwan, the former coach of the national teams of Italy and Japan.
The legendary New Zealand wing, who scored 67 tries in 96 games for the All Blacks, takes charge of a star-studded team against England, Ireland and Wales.
Kirwan said, "As a boy I got up in the early hours of the morning to watch the All Blacks against the Barbarians when Gareth Edwards scored that awesome try in 1973.
"It inspired me to want to be the best and it was my dream as a player to be a Barbarian. So the honour of being invited to coach them will be one I will remember forever.
"The Barbarians are putting together a very strong squad and our goal on this great tour against England, Ireland and Wales will be to inspire young people to play with flair, ability and passion."
The 2012 summer tour kicks-off with the annual fixture against England at Twickenham on Sunday 27 May and continues with a match against Ireland at Kingsholm, Gloucester two days later.
"It concludes with a return to the Millennium Stadium for the match against Wales on Saturday 2 June.
Barbarians' secretary Alan Evans said, "The Barbarians defeated England, Ireland and Wales in their most recent encounters against them and we are very conscious that each of them will be keen to gain revenge this summer.
"With that in mind, we are in the early stages of assembling a very strong squad to meet the challenges ahead.
"Shane Williams will be making what will be his final representative appearance for us against Wales and also in the squad will be another Welsh record-breaker, Stephen Jones.
"The match at Twickenham will be an opportunity to field Lewis Moody and Ian Balshaw against England, and from further afield we have recruited Joe Rokocoko and Cedric Heymans."
Barbarians Summer Tour 2012
Sunday 27 May v England at Twickenham
Tuesday 29 May v Ireland at Gloucester
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I try not to over-analyze things, but this post is probably going to be an exception.
Today I was going to post about another new boomer/senior oriented site that is tagging itself as the Facebook for Boomers. Then I received 2 more notices about similar sites. So I decided to postpone posting about those until next week and question how many more of these are going to spring up before the fallout begins.
Dick Stroud, a UK 50+ marketing consultant who has been reporting on this phenomena much longer than I have, said it best on his 20 plus 30 blog when he posted about Boomj back in March:
"Well, good luck guys with the new venture. I still have a pile of concerns about the viability for the swarms of social networking sites that are hitting the Web. But, you don't actually need to make money from these ventures, just generate enough traffic to convince others that they can make money, then sell and get out."
Speaking of traffic, Eons is apparently getting 1 mil clicks a month now and the 2008 candidates are staking out their territories there. But here's my question. Do we (boomers/seniors) really need or more importantly, want our own social networking website(s)? Why can't we just carve out our own space on a site like Facebook and take advantage of all the development and investment that FB and many of their 3rd party add-on companies have undertaken? For example, I have no problem stating on FB that I belong to "The Boomers" group in order to interact with other boomers. But I also want access to the energy and innovation that is so vital to Facebook. I don't care if it comes from a 20-something or a 60-something.
Many will disagree, but so far, I see no real reason to social network with people just in my age group. While I'm proud to be a boomer, I am just as proud that I can communicate on a reasonably level playing field with people young enough to be my grandchildren. Some people might say, that's not possible because of ageism. I was never much of a fan of Facebook but after I linked to a post about ageism there, I decided to start poking around FB to see if I could find this to be true. Well, it may be crow-eating time because I've had no negative feedback so far about my age when I interact with younger members. I don't deny however that there may be a fringe element there. With that many members, it's inevitable.
In my humble opinion there is a better way for our generation to participate in Social Networks and if someone else doesn't implement the strategy that is blatantly obvious, (well, to me anyway) I might just take a run at it myself. In the meantime, I'll keep posting about new boomer sites that quite honestly, I don't think more than 2 or 3 of which will be around in a year.
I'm not saying that there aren't several niches that shouldn't be addressed separately in our demographic. Dating sites, health care, investing and travel are some that come to mind immediately. To my mind, even though we are a huge demographic on the internet, why are new companies trying to re-invent an already huge wheel? Have they looked at the depth and breadth of Facebook? It's huge.
You know what's funny? I have the same feeling about this that I had 27 years ago when I worked for IBM and predicted that IBM's future would be in PC's and software. Most of the people I worked with in the industry laughed at me and said IBM would never build a PC or get into the software business. For those of you who are too young to know, if it wasn't for IBM, Bill Gates would still be coding. But that's a rant for another day and that's all for my rant today and I'm sticking to it.


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International R&D cooperation
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) cooperates with selected partner countries in accordance with stipulated national priorities in Norway. Cooperation in research and education is established with about 200 universities all over the world. Our prioritized geographical areas are the EU, the USA, Japan and China. NTNU has proved to be an attractive partner either alone or together with our on-campus neighbour, SINTEF, which is Scandinavia's largest independent research institute.
European projects
NTNU is an active partner in the European Research Area, and has participated in the European Commission's Framework Programmes (FP) for Research and Technological Development since FP4. Participation in FP7 is one of the highest priority areas for the university. NTNU and SINTEF are together involved in a large majority of the European Technology Platforms that are supported by the European Commission. In FP6, NTNU is a contractual partner in about 60 projects, which have a total budget of € 250 million over a four-year period.
Energy and Petroleum - Resources and Environment
Our proximity to the large oil and gas fields in the North Sea/Norwegian Sea and our close cooperation with the companies operating these fields has over the years built up world-class research teams and education in this sector at NTNU. Today's focus on greenhouse gases and climate changes has created new research challenges for researchers in Trondheim to address together with industrial partners. The European Technology Platform ZEP (Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants) is a good example of such work. The mobility of researchers and transnational access to Research Infrastructures is a vital aspect of international research cooperation. Projects funded by the European Commission are designed to open up the scientific know-how and laboratory facilities in Europe for the benefit of the entire European research community. For example, ENGAS (Environmental Gas Management) has helped to put NTNU firmly on the international scientific map.
The renowned Japanese research institute AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) is cooperating with NTNU and SINTEF to build up leading-edge research and education in four areas: sustainability, energy systems, nanotechnology and biotechnology. NTNU is also closely involved with the Kyoto International Forum for Environment and Energy which is an international arena for strategic cooperation to realize sustainable society inspired by the Kyoto protocol. Another example is the Transition to Sustainable Energy Services in Northern Europe project. This is energy research network brings together NTNU, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. This project focuses on the supply of sustainable energy to northern Europe. NTNU also cooperates in energy research with Tsinghua University, China. This work is concentrated on hydrogen and fuel cells, materials technology and energy conversion, water resources, as well as environmental issues.
When disasters happen, what should the international aid agencies do? Researchers in NTNU's Internal Displacement Project at the Department of Geography have some suggestions concerning Sri Lanka's post-crisis reconstruction. This project is funded by the Research Council of Norway.
North-South cooperation
NTNU has established international networks directed towards the developing countries. This work is coordinated by the Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education in projects that form part of the Norwegian Cooperation Programme for Development, Research and Higher Education (NUFU). NTNU is doing research and development in solar energy with the Eduardo Mondlane University in Mozambique. Close cooperation is established with a corresponding project at University of Durban Westville, in South Africa. Another NUFU project is research in marine aquaculture in Vietnam.
NTNU's interdisciplinary profile is focused upon in its international work. A sector where NTNU enjoys high international standing is Water and Wastewater Engineering. This group at NTNU and SINTEF plays a major role in the Water Supply and Sanitation Technology Platform. Researchers in this group are renowned for their scientific R&D far beyond the borders of Europe.
Information and Communication Technology
Due to their central position in the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics network staff at NTNU are given easy access to the European research community and the European ICT industry. This strategic area participates in 6 networks of excellence in FP6.
Another European Commission-supported project in this sector at NTNU is PROMISE which brings together 22 partners in 9 European countries to focus on information tracking based on RFID, which is shorthand for Radio Frequency Identification technology.
Marine and Maritime Technology
The European Aquaculture Technology Platform was initiated by SINTEF and NTNU, with the aim to gather European stakeholders in the field to define future research needs and a vision for the sector. NTNU's in-depth knowledge base and many years of industrial cooperation provided a firm basis for this initiative.
NTNU is also involved in other European Commission-supported initiatives to stimulate transnational R&D cooperation in this sector. For example, HYDRALAB III provides transnational access to the Trondheim Marine Systems Research Infrastructure .There is also Design-ACT that is designing the Aquaculture Centre of Technology - to face the unmet needs in European aquaculture
Marine research cooperation between NTNU and the University of Nagasaki, Japan is focused on aquaculture and the production of marine fry. There is also R&D cooperation in this sector between NTNU and the Ocean University of China in Qingdao.
Materials technology
Light metals have a long history at NTNU. This is due to the Norwegian aluminium industry. When used in cars, ships and aircraft there is a huge demand for light metals research and innovation. NTNU's prominent scientific position in this field has led to participation in several European Commission-funded projects and the national Centre for Research-based Innovation (SIMLab) with the close involvement of the European car industry. Another project that is important for this strategic area is the Kyoto International Forum for Environment and Energy (see above: energy)
Medical Technology
Both NTNU and SINTEF are members in the European Technology Platform on nanomedicine, which is based on cooperation between the main European stakeholders in industry and academia aiming for improved, more efficient, and affordable medical care. NTNU contributes with high-level competence in nanotechnology-based diagnostics. There is also cooperation in medical technology with Harvard/MIT that results in the exchange of professors, PhD and master's students in connection with joint research projects.


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