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I recently had a conversation with another broadcast engineer that reminded me that how you say something is just as important as what you say. As engineers, we tend to interface with equipment just fine. Sometimes our people interface isn't always the best.
The other engineer was telling me about some work he was being asked to do. The tasks in the assignment were clear, but there were some contingencies involved. Mainly, if the initial steps of the project were done within a certain time frame, the later steps would be easier to accomplish and more likely to be accomplished successfully. Sounds simple enough, right?
This engineer explained the time sensitivity to the person assigning the work. The engineer outlined the cause and effect of the tasks and the timeline. He explained that as delays from management were introduced it would make the final result less likely to be successful. Again, sounds simple.
The problem is that engineer didn't explain all this with an approach that built on a teamwork relationship between himself and the managers. He instead took a logical approach and presented it as if this then that scenarios, but he put a condition on the project by saying that if the management won't agree to the strict timeline for the later tasks, he won't waste his time on the initial tasks. Basically, he told them it's his way or no way.
There are certainly times to take such a hard approach. Contract engineers know that some clients have to be handled in absolutes. In this case, the engineer was not to that point. By forcing the management to do it on his terms, he effectively told them he wasn't going to take on the project.
He got his way on the project. He didn't have to do it. But I know the relationship between the engineer and the management has been damaged.
The better way to handle the situation would be to explain the cause and effect of not staying on the timeline, and getting management to buy in on the idea. This would also involved giving the management specific parts of the project, again stressing that they affect the outcome.
I see this hardball approach too often at stations. Sometimes it's part of the us/them mentality that engineers have toward management. Sometimes it's just the analytical and logical engineering mind putting things into specific and concrete terms.
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Peter R. Breggin, MD, has been called "The Conscience of Psychiatry" for his many decades of successful efforts to reform the mental health field. His scientific and educational work has provided the foundation for modern criticism of psychiatric drugs and ECT, and leads the way in promoting more caring and effective therapies. He has authored dozens of scientific articles and more than twenty books including the bestseller Talking Back to Prozac (1994, with Ginger Breggin), Medication Madness: The Role of Psychiatric Drugs in Cases of Violence, Suicide and Crime (2008), and Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal: A Guide for Prescribers, Therapists, Patients and Their Families (2013). In 2010 he testified before Congress about psychiatric-drug induced violence and suicide in the military.
Dr. Breggin acts as a medical expert in criminal, malpractice and product liability suits, often involving adverse drug effects such as suicide, violence, brain injury, death, and tardive dyskinesia. A review of Dr. Breggin's forensic work can be found at Legal Cases. He began testifying in the early 1970s and has been qualified in court 85 times or more since 1987.
Dr. Breggin is a Harvard-trained psychiatrist and former full-time consultant at NIMH. Dr. Breggin's private practice is in Ithaca, New York where he treats adults, couples, and families with children. He has a subspecialty in clinical psychopharmacology, including adverse drug effects and psychiatric drug withdrawal.
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ECT (electroconvulsive treatment) damages the brain and mind. In many cases, it results in huge permanent gaps in memory for important life events, educational background, and professional skills. The individual may even lose his or her identity. Even when much less harm is done, individuals continue to suffer from ongoing cognitive difficulties with learning and remembering new things, and with unwanted changes in their personalities. Dr. Breggin has now created a free ECT Recourses Center that includes (1) a brochure for patients, families, and advocates, (2) introductory scientific articles that cover the field of ECT-induced harm to the brain and mind, and (3) more than 125 articles about ECT with search terms such as "brain damage," "memory loss," "women," and "abuse." The ECT Resources Center will help introduce newcomers to the field and provide research materials for advanced researchers as well.
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Most psychiatric drugs can cause withdrawal reactions, sometimes including life-threatening emotional and physical withdrawal problems. In short, it is not only dangerous to start taking psychiatric drugs, it can also be dangerous to stop them. Withdrawal from psychiatric drugs should be done carefully under experienced clinical supervision. Methods for safely withdrawing from psychiatric drugs are discussed in Dr. Breggin's new book, Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal: A Guide for Prescribers, Therapists, Patients, and Their Families.
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When Mark and Tracy Ginnen's 14-year-old daughter, Taylor, asked them if she could move to Russia, their answer was a resounding "absolutely not!"
Some parents are so unreasonable.
That was three years ago, but now Taylor is touring southern Russia, along the Black Sea, most likely bundled up like never before.
"When Taylor convinced us, we went to her guidance counselor to find out what year of her schooling would be the best to go," Ms. Grinnen said. "Taylor doubled her classes, taking some online and some at her school, University High. She graduated a year early and went to Russia."
She said the convincing process did not take long.
"We went to the informational program and we were sold," Ms. Grinnen said.
She said Taylor searched Google looking for exchange programs and determined that Rotary International offered the best one.
"Their program is 80 years old," Ms. Grinnen said.
Rotary board member Diane Smith, who is also a member of the Volusia County School Board, said the Four Townes Rotary Club has sponsored Rotary Youth Exchange outbound students for the last two years.
"When Taylor approached us about sponsoring her, we jumped at the chance to make this opportunity a reality for her. A few months ago, Taylor's mom asked us if we would be interested in sponsoring an in-bound student as well. The Grinnens wanted to give a student from another country the same opportunity to live with a host family as Taylor had," Ms. Smith said.
Ms. Grinnen said Lena Schmid, who is from Kalletal, Germany, has been in their home since August. She said Lena studied English for seven years before coming to the United States, but that she never used the language outside of the classroom.
Lena, a junior at University High School in Orange City, is on the swim team and is a member of Interact Rotary Club for high school students. But, Ms. Grinnen said, Lena has faced some challenges making new friends.
"Their school system is different in Germany. They stay in the same class and the teachers change," she said. "It's harder to make friends here because they're constantly switching classes."
Overall, though, Lena has adjusted well.
"She's staying active," Ms. Grinnen said. "She is teaching us about Germany as she is learning about our American culture."
Ms. Grinnen said Taylor trained for a year before leaving for Russia.
"Rotary prepares them, teaches them about culture shock, being homesick and what to expect," she said.
Russia was Taylor's first choice of the five potential host countries she was allowed to select. When she found out, last December, she would be in Russia by August, Taylor began learning everything she could about her destination.
"She wanted to learn a language with a different alphabet," Ms. Grinnen said. "She didn't know a whole lot about Russia so she was up for the challenge. She's a brave girl."
Though Taylor graduated from University High, she is spending this gap year attending high school in Velikiy Novgorod.
Ms. Smith explained the goal of the Rotary Youth Exchange program is to build goodwill between countries through the students' positive experiences in their respective host countries.
She said while they are expected to attend school in their host countries, credits are usually not transferrable.
Ms. Grinnen said she only gets to communicate with her daughter about once every three weeks.
"They say to keep contact as minimal as possible, so she's not writing or speaking in English, so she's not thinking about me," Ms. Grinnen said. "The goal is complete immersion in the new culture and surroundings. A successful exchange is when she's not reaching out to me."
But Taylor's mom has ascertained two things.
"She's gonna freeze," she said, laughing.
And, she said, though Taylor might not like them all, she enjoys trying new foods in her host country.
So while Taylor works to embrace the culinary attributes of borshch, Lena has met peanut butter.
"Lena wants to like peanut butter. She's never tried it before," Ms. Grinnen said. "She likes boiled peanuts."
Taylor's education will not be completed when she returns to the United States. In fact, she's only just begun.
"She wants to continue studying the Russian language and she's considering studying International Relations and Political Science," Ms. Grinnen said. "She's applying to many colleges, both in Florida and out. I'm hoping she goes to Stetson."
The Grinnens are finding out that "teenager" is a universal language.
"Basically they're the same, no matter what country they're from. They're still basically teenagers," Ms. Grinnen said. "In fact Lena is a lot like Taylor."
Ms. Smith said while in-bound students are here they have the opportunity to travel with Rotary, and with their host families.
"We strive to share experiences that make our communities special and unique -- Blue Springs Park, the Volusia County Fair, the Space Center and other area attractions," Ms. Smith said.
She said Four Townes Rotary is committed to community and youth programs.
"Our students are our future leaders and we want them to have all the resources possible to be strong and ethical leaders," Ms. Smith said. "Rotary offers several leadership opportunities for our youth and our club has sponsored students to all of these conferences and events over the past few years."
The Grinnens are looking forward to students from Hungary, Ecuador, Turkey, Finland and Russia -- living with host families in St. Augustine -- spending the weekend with them, Lena and the Grinnen's 12-year-old daughter, Kimberly.
"Kimberly is just thrilled about the students coming this weekend," Ms. Grinnen said. "She saw the experience Taylor had, is having and she sees Lena. She actually may be interested in going to one of the Asian countries."
A trip to Blue Springs State Park, "to see the manatees," is part of the plans.
Ms. Grinnen said Lena will join a different host family, in DeBary, in late December.
"She's changed our lives," she said. "It's an amazing program."
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Personally--My "career" in this life (so far, but not forever) is that of a union-side labor attorney. Absolutely nothing in my childhood in this life would have set me on that course, and it took my quite some time to "stumble" into the role. I was raised in the anti-union south, taught to be quiet and not voice my opinions (I am female, after all!), and make good grades but never to aim for anything like a lawyer/doctor (and certainly not an actress/artist, which was laughed at). I was never once encouraged to become a lawyer, go to graduate school, and certainly discouraged from a childhood fantasy of acting. But something compelled me (as if a hook grabbed hold of my heart and reeled me away) to leave the south, go to graduate school and eventually find my way to law school in the north and later passionately defending others and their protected right to their labor. The only thing from my childhood that could have predicted this trajectory in any way was my own tendency to be argumentative and hot- headed--even though this characteristic was suppressed, I am an Aries with Leo rising after all. But this career/personality tendency
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I've never done a past life regression (yet!), but after reading Cayce and all the other wonderful books I've read as a result of poking around on this website, I definitely will! It is time.
Alright . . . lunch time here at the office is almost over . . . back to this career of mine . . .
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FINDLAY, Ohio (WTOL) - Owens nursing students have concerns about their education after the community college lost its accreditation from the National League for Nursing.
The students had a meeting with administrators Monday, Oct. 12. Many wondered if they'll be able to get a job with their current education. Also, they wanted to know how this could have happened.
School leaders say they are working to get that accreditation back and to make sure it doesn't happen again. "Our students can continue to sit for national exams. They can continue to, if they pass, be registered nurses," said Owens Vice Provost Renay Scott.
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Owens lost its accreditation from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission this summer after it failed to meet standards of the agency, according to the Courier. Its accreditation had been renewed in 2006 with conditions, and the agency did not feel the college met those conditions, one of which was to make sure more faculty and adjunct faculty hold a master's degree with a major in nursing.
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|Sindiwe Magona's novel Mother to Mother explores the South African legacy of apartheid through the lens of a woman who remembers a life marked by oppression and injustice
|Magona decided to write this novel when she discovered that Fulbright Scholar Amy Biehl, who had been killed while working to organize the nation's first ever democratic elections in 1993, died just a few yards away from her own permanent residence in Guguletu, Capetown
|She then learned that one of the boys held responsible for the killing was in fact her neighbor's son
|Magona began to imagine how easily it might have been her own son caught up in the wave of violence that day
|The book is based on this real-life incident, and takes the form of an epistle to Amy Biehl's mother
|The murderer's mother, Mandisi, writes about her life, the life of her child, and the colonized society that not only allowed, but perpetuated violence against women and impoverished black South Africans under the reign of apartheid
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I have no proof that it's better, just a vision and a hope. I think only the scientists have much more to go on than that these days! :-)
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The plug-in has the advantage of drawing energy from a non-liquid fuel source. Given the US's huge dependance on oil, it's important for many reasons that we create alternative for powering cars that are not-oil based.
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Before winter had even officially begun, the third snowstorm of the year led Linda Davis to fine-tune the rules of her annual snowfall guessing game.
The popularity of Davis' Ledyard and Gales Ferry Community Forum on Facebook has grown rapidly for its utility as a place to confer during weather events. Town officials, school bus drivers and parents alike are among the 1,398 members, who use it to make announcements, promote local fundraisers, share news and recommend a good plumber.
Discussion of school closures and road conditions can be found during a storm, but also a bit of fun.
Davis began the game last winter "just as a lark," she said, posting a challenge to predict how much snow would fall on her back deck on Inchcliffe Drive during the first storm of the season.
When it snowed "like every other day," she said, Davis continued to post the challenge, which proved popular, downsizing her reward to small gift cards to local restaurants — "No trips to the Bahamas," she said. But more and more people still returned to place their bets, dozens of them, with multiple decimal places.
"I don't think they care what the prize is," she said. "They're just so doggone competitive."
The need for a tiebreaker was averted after this past weekend's halfhearted storm, which left behind just some slush piled short. Only one person lowballed her guess enough.
But with about 75 eager entries for Davis' latest challenge, she tossed in a few more rules. You can name an amount previously guessed. One entry per person. You must add a letter of the alphabet for a possible tiebreaker. The love of decimal places and the inexact science of measuring snow with a 12-inch wooden ruler means winners may be between numbers — then the tiebreaker comes in. And if the accumulation isn't worth starting a snow blower, the game is off.
Davis' husband, Earl, an engineer, will take the official measurement today —"He's much more exact than I would be," she said — as temperatures begin to rise steadily for the rest of the week and melt the evidence.
Gary Lessor, meteorologist for the Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University, said Thursday's high of 41 degrees will jump to 50 degrees Friday and Saturday, peaking at 53 degrees on Sunday, with overnight lows above freezing from Friday through the weekend.
This milder weather comes after a particularly cold December, Lessor said – 5 and 6 degrees colder than the average high of 42 and low of 28. To have three storms before the official start of winter is unusual, he said.
Lessor said cold air will return to the region Christmas Eve, but any chance of snow will take place after the holiday.
Snowfall began to abate across the state around 6 p.m. Tuesday. As of 7 p.m., 2¼ inches of snow had fallen in Old Saybrook and Colchester, 2 inches in Groton and Putnam, and 1 inch in Norwich.
The highest accumulation recorded in the state at that time was 4.7 inches in Windsor Locks.
State and local police said they kept busy Tuesday with a number of spinouts and fender-benders, with at least one rollover, but reported no major accidents that involved serious injuries.
The southbound side of Interstate 95 in Groton was briefly closed to all traffic at about 4:20 p.m. as state police responded to reports of a crash that involved a downed light pole. Another crash at 6:30 p.m. on the southbound side of I-95 in North Stonington, between Exits 93 and 92, led to the closure of one lane while emergency responders attended to a one-car crash.
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An alphabetical list of ALA Midwinter Exhibitors (formatting inspired by ALA Acronyms, originally formatted by Meredith Farkas for the [1] of the same name on the 2006 Wiki).
The Official ALA Exhibitor Listings Database is available online, and includes a full listing of ALA Exhibitors and their information and booth numbers.
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Absolute Backorder Service - Booth 1346
Action! Library Media Service - Booth 2647
Alibris for Libraries -- Booth 1122: Alibris for Libraries is a leading library supplier of used, new and hard-to-find books, movies and music. Alibris has millions of out-of-print, older in-print, and otherwise unavailable titles in stock. We offer flexible payment options, consolidated shipping, and custom tools for managing replacement and collection development projects.
American Economic Association - Booth 2342
Atlas Systems, Inc. -- Booth 1118: Provides library automation software including the Ares Electronic Reserve software and the Odyssey Electronic Delivery software. Also provides training and development for the OCLC ILLiad software system.
Blackstone Audio, Inc. Booth 844
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Disc Go Technologies - The leaders in Disc Repair and Disc Verification Machines VISIT REBECCA FOR FREE CONSULTATIONS, PRODUCTS AND TRAINING DURING THE SHOW !
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Digital Library Reserve: A digital media service that allows library patrons to download popular digital audio books, eBooks, music, and video from your library's website. We offer the best technology and the greatest selection of titles. Please stop by our booth and meet the DLR team!
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Acquire integrated collections of eBooks and other content under a variety of ownership and subscription models. Distribute your own eContent choosing a business model that meets your needs.
Whether it's our eContent or yours, documents submitted into the ebrary platform can be cross-referenced and are full-text searchable. And, they seamlessly integrate with other digital resources and information on the web through the ebrary Reader™ and InfoTools™ software.
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Featuring The most uniquie Raised Relief Ocean/Land Globe for any Library or Office to teach or demostrate the life view of the world in its physical form. It is a very hands-on view mounted on a rollable stand at 26" wide diamter globe ball. Great for any Library, this globe attracts any person to it view and put their hands on it.
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Demonstrations of WebFeat Express 2.0. With the WebFeat Administrative Console, state-of-the-art WebFeat federated search systems can be configured in days, even hours. The latest version of WebFeat Express provides new features, including result clustering, enhanced customization options and the WebFeat API. Free trials available. WebFeat Express 2.0 breakfast demo, Saturday, January 20th, 8am. Stop by the WebFeat both #1854 for a demonstration, free trial, plus signature WebFeat tote-bags and mugs.
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Bella has been on bed rest even though it annoyed her but everyone wanted what was best for her and the unborn baby she was carrying, she winced in pain at the contraction
"Bella, breathe it's okay" Lucy said as she rubbed her arm, she had hot water near by with some sheets and towels. She looked at Caspian who looked a bit paler "Why don't you wait outside, you look like you might pass out any moment now" she said. Caspian nodded and kissed Bella's head and walked out and closed the door.
Lilliandil smiled at Bella softly and she held her other hand "You ready?" she asked and Bella just nodded.
Lucy nods "Okay when ever you ready Bella just push" she said, Peter was outside with Dorian and Caspian. Caspian kept pacing up and down.
Bella nodded and took a few deep breaths before she started to push, she bit her lip she would not scream from the pain, about 20 minutes later you heard the sound of a gently cry, Lucy took the baby cleaning it up and wrapped it up "It's a girl" she smiled
Lilliandil let Caspian in and smiled at him "You have a daughter" she said and let Caspian near Bella.
Bella was sitting up, in her arms was their baby girl all wrapped up, their daughter opened her eyes and looked at them, her eyes the same color as Caspian's "She has your eyes" Bella smiled at Caspian
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Bella smiled and leaned her forehead on his "Miracle, it suits her, lovely name" she said
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Peter walked in and he smiled seeing his little niece "She's so adorable" he said.
Lucy smiled "Yeah she is" she said and smiled as Dorian wrapped his arm round Lucy's waist holding her close to his chest. He kissed her head and smiled down at Miracle
Miracle looked up at her parents and everyone else around her, she had a smile smile on her face, her eyes were the same brown as Caspian's and she had the same twinkle in her eyes as her mother Bella. Her smile was the warm smile as Bella's as well.
Bella blinked tired.
"Rest my love" Caspian said as he kissed her forehead and held his daughter after he covered Bella up with a blanket. He said he rocked his daughter softly as she held onto him, her little hand gripped his hand.
Dorian smiled and he looked down at Lucy and kissed her softly.
Lucy kissed him back and smiled, She took his hand and walked out letting Caspian with his daughter and watch over Bella while she was sleeping.
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Lucy smiled and leaned her forehead on his "I love you so much too" Lucy whispered back.
He smiled as he took her hand in his softly "Lucy, I love you so much, not enough words can ever describe how much you mean to me" he said looking into her eyes "I promise to love and cherish you for the rest of my life, you are the best thing that ever happened to me and I never want to let that slip away" he got down on one knee and pulled out a little box and opened it revealing a royal engagement ring "Lucy, will you do me to honors of being my wife?"
Lucy gasped in shock and smiled as she had happy tears in her eyes "Yes" she said and smiled
Dorian took the ring out and slid the ring on Lucy's finger and he then kissed her deeply on her lips holding her close to his chest.
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What's in a perception? - 29 Sep 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Research by Brand South Africa has revealed how perceptions of South Africa and its people can hinder or advance the country's business progress in the rest of Africa. The project, South Africa Incorporated or SA Inc, was created by Brand South Africa as part of its Africa Programme in order to uncover what local businesses face when trading with and investing in peer countries on the rest of the continent, and travelling to and living there. Last week we saw Charles Stretch state that SMS still is a vital communication and marketing tool for businesses - both internally and externally; and Danette Breitenbach explained that trust is the new commodity in business. In other news, Microsoft 4Afrika and Afrilabs have launched 'Collaboration Challenge'; and the Southern African AABLA nominees have been announced. read more
On a creative high - 22 Sep 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] The Loeries Creative Week Cape Town came to an end last night, Sunday, 21 September 2014 at the CTICC after a jam-packed week of creativity, judging, awards ceremonies and parties; leaving all attendees on a creative high. Covering the Loeries for the 12th year, we celebrated by dropping 1500 colourful Biz-branded balloons from the roof of the auditorium, two of which contained prize vouchers of R10,000 to spend on a creative digital marketing campaign on Bizcommunity.com. read more
Let's get creative! - 15 Sep 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Creative Week Cape Town has finally arrived, promising lots of excitement and inspiration this week. The judging at the 36th Annual Loeries also kicked off this morning, and brands and agencies who are waiting in anticipation will finally know if they're in the running to get an elusive Loerie in the hand. In The Loeries - where brands and creativity meet, our staff reporter takes a look at how the Loeries has evolved to an open market for brands to window shop for creativity and innovation when engaging customers. In other news this past week, Facebook reached a landmark 100-million users in Africa through mobile; and Zimbabwe's finance minister announced a raft of tax hikes, including on mobile phones, in a bid to boost dwindling government revenue as economic growth stalls. Another interesting report from Instant Grass shows nine ways women are changing African markets; and a PWC report, Africa Business Agenda 2014, reveals CEOs' optimism about growth. Last, but not least, if you missed last week's Biz Takeouts show, make sure you listen to the podcast which is now available. That's all from me, have a great week! Cheers! Ilse van den Berg, Editor: Marketing & Media Africa (@Biz_Africa) P.S. read more
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[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Tatenda Chiweshe reckons there are lots of opportunities in the Zimbabwean OOH advertising environment. According to him, there is a massive opportunity in digital screens, as well as gantries and indoor advertising, point of sale, activations and transit media. read more
And the favourites are… - 1 Sep 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Millward Brown last week announced South Africa's Best Liked Ads for Q1&2 2014 and Coca-Cola was selected as the country's top brand in the 2014 Sunday Times Top Brands Awards. In last week's exclusive Loeries Creativity Q&A series for Bizcommunity.com, Jessica Taylor chatted to Executive Creative Director of McCann Australia and also the creator of the fantastic "Dumb ways to die" campaign, Patrick Baron. Joseph Neusu reckons emotional branding - the love affair between consumers and brands, is extremely important, and Estiaan Robbetze says the idea of primetime is somewhat dead. read more
Forbes is first - 25 Aug 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] With a beautiful sunshine weekend behind us here in Cape Town, we enter the last week of August 2014! Can you believe it? Herewith the news highlights from the past week: According to the IPSOS EMS Affluent Survey in Africa, Forbes Magazine has been named the top magazine amongst Africa's richest. In this week's exclusive Loeries Creativity Q&A series for Bizcommunity.com, Sindy Peters chats to Arno Lindemann, Chief Creative Officer of Lukas Lindemann Rosinski. read more
Can't read, won't buy... - 18 Aug 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Françoise Henderson says that as Chinese is set to overtake English in 2015 as the biggest language on the internet, with Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and Russian making rapid inroads, the advantages of a translated website are obvious... Studies by analyst firm Common Sense Advisory has found that 75% of customers prefer buying products in their own language. read more
And the finalists are... - 11 Aug 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Well, a big congratulations to all the CNN MultiChoice African Journalist 2014 finalists! I can't believe it's that time of the year already... Good luck to each and every one of you, and thank you for the contribution you make to the industry! David Blyth has dubbed Ghana the 'lesser-known marketing treasure of West Africa' and says that when judged on market size, this country is often overlooked by brands looking to expand across Africa. Last week also saw the celebration of our 100th Biz Takeouts episode! Our show host, Warren Harding (@BizWazza), chatted to leader of Democractic Alliance (@DA_News) and Premier of the Western Cape, Helen Zille (@helenzille), as well as Justin Beswick (@justinbeswick) and Kirsten Wilkins on TEDx Cape Town (@tedxcapetown). read more
Eenie meenie miney moe... Chinese handsets set to grow? - 4 Aug 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] According to Russel Southwood, the price of generic Chinese smartphones (at around $70-80) will be affordable by a significant chunk of Africans who currently own feature phones. There's also the possibility that the Chinese handset Xiaomi (which runs on Android), an iPhone lookalike, will come to Africa. read more
The strange culture of business marketing... - 28 Jul 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Chemory Gunko reckons South Africa has a strange culture when it comes to business marketing where many marketing people placed in companies are juniors, if they even exist at all - or the role is just not taken seriously at all by anyone internally. She gives advice on what you should be looking for in today's digital age and what skillsets an effective marketing person in your organisation should have. read more
And the footprints keep extending futher into Africa... - 21 Jul 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Last week was quite a jam-packed week with big news being Joe Public announcing its growth plans in Africa through a partnership with integrated communications agencies Cosse (Nigeria and Ghana) and HWMiT (Zimbabwe). Also extending its African footprint is Primedia. read more
Here's to some smashing startups! - 14 Jul 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] DEMO Africa last week selected the top 40 entrepreneurs to launch at this year's conference, taking place in Lagos, Nigeria, from 22-26 September. Out of more than 400 initial applications, and 242 shortlisted ventures, these 40 obviously impressed! Well done! In 2000, Rwanda began to relentlessly develop its ICT sector after it adopted the National Information Communications Infrastructure (NICI) policy and created a long-term plan to achieve full digitisation in four five-year stages. read more
How does Africa tweet? - 7 Jul 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] In the second How Africa Tweets study, Portland analysed geo-located tweets originating from Africa during the final three months of 2013. The study dives deeper into Twitter use in Africa - which cities are the most active, what languages are being used the most and what issues are driving the conversation online. read more
Is Africa still in the lead? - 30 Jun 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Is Africa still leading the global mobile payments innovation race? Howard Moodycliffe reckons Africa has lost some ground... Michael Wood states that developing markets develop better global business leaders and Adelaide Potgieter thinks that big ideas have a bigger role than ever. In other news over the past week: The 2014 Burson-Marsteller Twiplomacy study shows that Uganda's Prime Minister, Amama Mbabazi, is the most conversational politician on Twitter. read more
Why? Because we Cannes! - 23 Jun 2014
[Ilse van den Berg, @Biz_Africa] Last week saw the annual celebration of creativity in communications, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, take place in Cannes, France. Congratulations to all the South African agencies and production companies who were shortlisted and of course those who walked away with Grand Prix, Gold, Silver or Bronze Lions to add to, or begin, their Cannes Lions collection. read more


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The Senate has been waiting to take up the immigration reform legislation - and this week they are doing just that. Senate Democratic leaders would like to pass a bill before the one-week break which is scheduled to begin Friday.
The Senate will consider and debate various proposals to reform immigration - which includes a path to citizenship for 11-million undocumented immigrants in exchange for tougher border security. The bill's advocates reached a bipartisan deal last week to double the size of the U.S. Border Patrol and require 700-miles of fencing at the Mexican border. However - even if the Senate passes an immigration bill - it's unlikely a bill would pass the House.
Nebraska U.S. Senator Mike Johanns has already announced his opposition to the nearly 12-hundred page Corker-Hoeven amendment introduced Friday night as a complete substitute to the legislation the Senate has been considering the past two weeks - saying the amendment's promise of secure borders isn't airtight.
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The word on the Taiwan street is that HP's webOS 3.0 tablet, the TouchPad, will go on sale alongside another famous tablet, in April. The price? Last we heard, it was going to be $700. Ugh. [Digitimes]
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