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The Kansas City Chiefs (1-2) will be looking to build on last Sunday's victory in Miami as they welcome the New England Patriots (2-1) to Arrowhead Stadium on Monday.
Both the Washington Redskins and the New York Giants find themselves with a 1-2 record heading into this NFC East showdown at FedEx Field.
Coming off an impressive 28-20 victory over the 49ers, Chicago find themselves once again in the national spotlight as they head to MetLife. But the Jets will be looking to bounce back after surrendering an eighteen point lead in Green Bay.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers head to the Georgia Dome to take on the Atlanta Falcons, with both teams looking to turn their early season form around.
The Philadelphia Eagles and the Indianapolis Colts opened the 2014 season in similar fashion. Both trailed at half-time due to a combination of lacklustre play and clinical offense from their opponents.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens clash at the M&T Bank Stadium in this AFC North divisional match-up with both teams looking to shake off questionable performances last Sunday.
The opening weekend of the NFL season concludes with a Monday Night Football double bill as the Detroit Lions entertain the New York Giants at Ford Field before the San Diego Chargers visit the Arizona Cardinals.
The NFL returns with a bang this Thursday as the Green Bay Packers head west to take on the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.
The Super Bowl returns this Sunday with the Denver Broncos battling the Seattle Seahawks for the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
The No 6 seed New Orleans Saints (11-5) head to the North West to take on the No 1 seed Seattle Seahawks (13-3) in the Divisional Round of the play-offs.
Sean Peyton's New Orleans Saints (11-5) will be looking to improve their fortunes on the road, having lost five of their regular-season games, as they travel north east to take on Chip Kelly's Philadelphia Eagles.
The San Francisco 49ers (10-4) play their last home game of the regular season at Candlestick Park knowing a victory over the hapless Atalanta Falcons (4-10) could ensure them a play-off berth.
The Baltimore Ravens (7-6) and the Detroit Lions (7-6) clash at Ford Field on Monday night seemingly in charge of their own destiny, although defeat for either team will leave them nervously looking over their shoulders at the chasing pack as the race for those crucial play-off berths heats up.
The San Diego Chargers (6-7) face a formidable task in their quest for the play-offs as they head to the Sports Authority Field at Mile High to take on the Denver Broncos (11-2) in an AFC West divisional clash.
The Dallas Cowboys (7-5) head east looking to record their third consecutive victory, a feat they've yet to achieve this season, as they take on a slumping Chicago Bears (6-6) team.
The Houston Texans (2-10) head to Florida looking to snap a franchise record 10-game losing streak when they face AFC South division rivals the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are looking to record their third consecutive victory - a feat they've not achieved since 2010.
The Seattle Seahawks (10-1) host the New Orleans Saints (9-2) at the Century Link Field in what could be a dress rehearsal for the NFC Championship Game.
The Thanksgiving classic is one of the highlights of the NFL season. Every year, gridiron fanatics are treated to a triple-header of action and this Thursday will be no different with three important games in the race to the play-offs.
Colin Kaepernick and the San Francisco 49ers (6-4) head east to take on Robert Griffin III and the rest of the Washington Redskins (3-7) at FedEx Field in this must-win clash for both teams.
Coming off the back of a four-game losing streak, the Atlanta Falcons (2-8) welcome their NFC South divisional rivals to the Georgia Dome.
The Carolina Panthers (6-3) head into week 11 on the crest of a wave following five consecutive victories. Meanwhile, their opponents the Patriots have won 10 of their last 13 games when coming off a bye week.
AFC South divisional rivals the Indianapolis Colts and the Tennessee Titans clash at LP Field with both teams looking to get back to winning ways following surprise defeats last weekend.
The Miami Dolphins (4-4) head to the Raymond James Stadium to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-8) amidst an array of disturbing headlines involving Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin.
Looking to build on a dramatic 30-24 victory over the San Diego Chargers, the Washington Redskins (3-5) travel to Mall of America Field to take on the struggling Minnesota Vikings (1-7).
The Chicago Bears (4-3) face a stern test without quarterback Jay Cutler (groin) as they prepare to take on divisional rivals the Green Bay Packers (5-2) in a classic NFC North showdown. Recent history doesn't bode well for the Bears, who've returned fruitless from their last five visits to Lambeau Field.
Following an array of big money free agent acquisitions intertwined with a 3-0 start, the Miami Dolphins appeared set to mount a serious challenge in the AFC East. But after four straight defeats, the Dolphins find themselves at a crossroads as they welcome the Cincinnati Bengals (6-2) to the Sun Life Stadium.
After recording just three wins on the road during the 2012 season the Seattle Seahawks, (6-1) head East looking to record their fourth road victory of the season, a feat they've not achieved since the 2006 season.
The Carolina Panthers (3-3) head to Florida knowing a victory over divisional rivals the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-6) will see them go over 500 for the first time since 2008.
The Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants have managed just one win between them this season, making this clash a must-win.
The Arizona Cardinals (3-3) host the Seattle Seahawks (5-1) in this NFC West divisional showdown, where recent history favours the Cardinals at the University Of Phoenix Stadium.
The Indianapolis Colts (4-1) are quickly emerging as serious contenders for this year's Super Bowl title following another impressive victory against the Seattle Seahawks (34-28) last Sunday.
The New York Giants (0-5) are in the midst of their worst start to an NFL campaign since the 1987 strike-interrupted season as they travel to Soldier Field to meet the Chicago Bears (3-2).
The Atlanta Falcons (1-3) will be looking to get their season back on track following an unconvincing start to the 2013 campaign as they host the New York Jets (2-2).
The Buffalo Bills (2-2) will be looking to build on their impressive win against the defending Super Bowl champions Baltimore as they make the short trip west to take on a resurgent Cleveland Browns team (2-2).
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CHELMSFORD, Mass., Feb. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Datawatch Corporation (NASDAQ-CM: DWCH), a leading global provider of visual data discovery solutions, announced today that it plans to offer and sell, subject to market and other conditions, 1,500,000 shares of its common stock in an underwritten public offering. Datawatch also will grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 225,000 shares to cover over-allotments, if any. Datawatch intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for product development, commercialization of its products, working capital and other general corporate purposes, including repayment of outstanding indebtedness.
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Canaccord Genuity Inc. and William Blair & Company, L.L.C. are acting as joint book-running managers for the offering. Cowen and Company, LLC and Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC are acting as co-managers for the offering.
The public offering of common stock will be made only by means of a prospectus and prospectus supplement pursuant to Datawatch's effective shelf registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). Copies of the preliminary prospectus supplement and the accompanying prospectus relating to the offering may be obtained from the offices of Canaccord Genuity Inc., Attn: Syndicate Department, 99 High Street, Floor 12, Boston, MA 02110, by telephone at (617) 371-3900; or from William Blair & Company, L.L.C., 222 W. Adams Street, Chicago, IL 60606, by telephone at (800) 621-0687. Alternatively, you may also obtain these documents by visiting EDGAR on the SEC website at www.sec.gov.
This press release does not constitute an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, these securities, nor will there be any sale of these securities, in any state or other jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale is not permitted.
Datawatch Corporation (NASDAQ-CM: DWCH) provides visual data discovery software that enables more informed decisions through next generation analytics applications. Datawatch software empowers individuals, business units and entire enterprises to access and visualize a multitude of data varieties, regardless of source and format, and to generate real-time strategic and operational insights from their Big Data. Datawatch is headquartered in Chelmsford, Massachusetts with offices in New York, London, Munich, Stockholm, Singapore, Sydney and Manila, and with partners and customers in more than 100 countries worldwide.
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This release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding Datawatch's expectations regarding the completion of the public offering. These statements are based on management's current expectations and accordingly are subject to uncertainty and changes in circumstances. Actual results and the timing of events may vary materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements due to various important factors, including, without limitation, risks and uncertainties related to Datawatch's business and the satisfaction of the conditions of the closing of the public offering. More detailed information about those factors is set forth in Datawatch's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including Datawatch's annual report on Form 10-K, quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, and current reports on Form 8-K. Datawatch is under no obligation (and expressly disclaims any such obligation) to update or alter its forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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WASHINGTON — Researchers have engineered artificial penises in rabbits, using cells from the animals, who then used their new organs to father baby rabbits.
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The work takes scientists closer to making other complex solid organs such as livers using a patient's own cells, the researchers reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.
It provides a tailor-made transplant, said Dr. Anthony Atala of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center's Institute for Regenerative Medicine, who led the study.
"Once the tissue is there, the body recognizes the tissue as its own," Atala told Reuters in a telephone interview.
Atala focused on the penis because he is a pediatric urologist, who has specialized for years in disorders and congenital defects of the bladder and sexual organs. "One of the major challenges that we find is babies who are born with inadequate organs, and right now there are not a lot of options" he told msnbc.com.
In addition to his background in urology, Atala is a specialist in regenerative medicine, which uses the body's own cells to repair damage. In this case, Atala's team used ordinary rabbit cells, not the stem cells often used in such research.
Atala's team first created a scaffold using the penis of a rabbit, and removed all the living cells from it, leaving only cartilage. They then took a small piece of tissue from the penis of another rabbit and grew the cells in a lab dish.
Atala said the work has taken his team 18 years to complete. "We had to find the right growth factors, the right soup to grow the cells in," he said.
They made sure to have two cell types, smooth muscle cells and endothelial cells, the same type of cells that line blood vessels. The smooth muscle cells made the organ's spongy tissue and the endothelial cells grew into blood vessels — very important in an organ like the penis, which requires good blood supply.
The cells were seeded onto the scaffold, and six weeks later the researchers had penises to graft onto rabbits that had their penises removed.
The animals seemed to realize they had working organs again — the 12 with the grafts tried to mate with female rabbits within one minute of being put into cages with them, and four of the female rabbits became pregnant.
Those with the scaffolding alone and no working tissue did not even try.
Atala is hoping the procedure will work with people, perhaps starting with adult men who have had damage to their organs. "Patients with congenital anomalies, penile cancer, traumatic penile injury, and some types of organic erectile dysfunction could benefit from this technology in the future," the team wrote in the report.
The process takes six weeks from beginning to end, he said, and there is reason to believe a penis grafted onto a baby would grow with the child. That turned out to be the case with the rabbit experiment.
"The body recognizes this as its own organ," Atala said.
Atala hopes the approach will work with other organs. "We have made clitoral tissue in the past," he said. "We have extensive work going on with kidneys and livers."
Atala's team started their experiments with replacement bladders grown from patients' cells. Patients fitted with artificial bladders have been enjoying good function for 10 years now, Atala said.
Atala declined to say how long it would be before the procedure is applied to human patients. "We always think it's going to happen sooner than it does," he said.
This report includes information from Reuters and msnbc.com.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
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P86 - Barn Cottage
Cottage | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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� � mile from Trelights, down a shared rough drive, four excellent attached cottages converted from barns. We let three. To the front, a shared gravelled area and, to the rear, each has its own, private good-sized enclosed garden with far-reaching views across surrounding countryside to the sea. Shared drying room with plenty of space for wetsuits, bodyboards and damp coats/boots. Inside, each cottage has been decorated in soothing neutral tones and furnished with brilliant attention to detail and great style. Peaceful and easy bases with glorious coastal paths and surf-washed beaches just moments away. Barn Cottage: open-plan living/dining/kitchen (dishwasher, microwave) with woodburner and TV/DVD. Door to utterly private and beautifully planted, part-walled garden with pond (guarded) and huge stone table/chairs. Upstairs, two bedrooms � a large double (5� bed) with French windows to balcony (views over the garden seaward towards Pentire Point), and adjoining sweet little twin (no door). Bathroom (suite plus bath-shower).
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1)
|Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden
|Secure parking
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Please bring your own beach towels.
The agent has its own star rating system to quantify interior quality, comfort and ambience. This property has been rated 4 star.
The West Country region
Cornwall�s north coast: from the river Camel north to Bude and on to Morwenstow and the highest cliffs in the West Country, it is a mixture of great cliffs and beaches. Walking (coast path) and bird-friendly cliffs (usually no road near): peregrines possible. Great sand/surf beaches at Polzeath, Trebarwith, Widemouth Bay, Bude and Sandy Mouth; sandy coves at Port Gaverne, Bossiney, Crackington Haven, Duckpool, and others less accessible; Rock, also sandy, is the place for watersports, including sailing on the Camel estuary; very fine golf course (St Enodoc); mini-fjords at Port Quin and Boscastle. Port Isaac is very pretty round its cliff-enclosed harbour.
The well-worth-riding Camel Trail cycleway (bicycles for hire) follows the river Camel from Bodmin Moor to Padstow. Pencarrow is a beautiful house with wonderful garden. Tintagel has a ruined castle (King Arthur�s?) on a wild headland. St Juliot church was restored by Thomas Hardy and �a pair of blue eyes� nearly fell down a Crackington cliff. Bodmin Moor, its highest hills quite mountainous, is only a little way inland and Blisland, on its northern edge, is one of Cornwall�s prettiest villages - makes a change from sea: so does lovely Lanhydrock (see Cornwall�s �Med�). Not far to Eden (see South Cornwall).
Trelights: sleepy hamlet (good hotel restaurant) about a mile from the magnificent coastal path. Port Quin�s fine rocky, sandy cove, about 1� miles; the pretty fishing villages of Port Isaac and Port Gaverne, about 2. More great beaches at Daymer Bay, Polzeath and Rock, 5. Good seasonal farm shop/caf�, pub (open Easter to October), 1 mile.
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October 22, 2014 | Permalink | TrackBack (0)
There's a curious triangular building at the top of Cleveland Street. If you've ever noticed it, it's probably because there's a Banksy stuck on the thick end.
It was built in the late 60s by the firm of Fredrick MacManus & Partners as part of a joint development with Holcroft Court.
(Holcroft Court is shown above, on the right, it's the rectangle with trees in it. The triangular section to the right of it is the bit we're talking about now.)
Here's a picture taken from the BT Tower:
The development was described by Architectural Digest in 1967:
"The building reflects an awareness of its context in its scale and in the way the accommodation has been organized to make a place particular to the dwellings around it."
And more recently, by Iqbal Aalam:
"I consider it as an important and successful urban renewal scheme of its time, which was very cleverly slotted in existing 18th century pattern of streets and with out any 'gimmicks', got on with the job of providing high density practical housing with 'Rossi-like' dignity."
And, tangetially, in an LRB review by Owen Hatherly:
"a glassy, Mediterranean block of flats and shops in Clipstone Street in Fitzrovia"
I suspect that if the building owners had looked after it a bit better it would be a recognised sixties classic by now. The shops in it are a slightly odd mix; the friendliest stationers in the world, a printers, a courier firm, a bookie and TV production companies that make those channels you see high up on the EPG. This side of the street is Westminster, the other side is Camden. For some reason the Camden side always seems more flourishing and lively.
And until recently there was a petrol station in this large petrol station shaped hole. It was very beloved of taxi drivers, there aren't many places left in Central London to refuel. Holcroft Court is that building behind there, with all the windows.
Look round and you'll detect hints of the optimism of its construction. The second-floor has, or had, 'workshops' - perhaps an attempt to hang on to the area's manufacturing or ragtrade heritage.
And if you peek through those trees you'll see the Tower Tavern. Combine that with Tower Stationery and the Tower Salon round the corner and you'll suspect there was once an attempt to create a 'Tower Quarter'.
Now, however, this triangular block has been bought and is going to be developed by Dukelease. And, as Fitzrovia News reports, locals, particularly the residents of Holcroft Court, are a bit concerned about the plans. They feel that the construction of a ten-storey building where there was previously only a two-storey one might alter the amount of light getting to their homes. They are apparently not reassured by some orange arrows on the plans saying 'sunlight penetration'.
I don't have any fancy visualisation tools to show what that might look like but this is a view that shows the height of both buildings:
And if you make the old building into a simple blocky shape it looks like this:
And if you grow that from two stories to ten it looks, roughly, like this:
They're also worried that moving the petrol station from the large petrol station-shaped hole on the wide bit of Clipstone Street into the narrow right-opposite-the-flats bit of Cleveland Mews that might create quite a lot of extra noise and diesel pollution right next to where people sleep and live.
Fortunately the good people of Dukelease aren't just going to plough ahead with this stuff, they're keen to make sure local people can express their views on the plans, so, their PR company Four Communications held an exhibition showing some plans and asked people to fill in a questionnaire.
It's here:
I didn't fill it in myself because there's no indication what level of data protection you'd be afforded. I'm sure that just dropped off the questionnaire.
What's odd though is that just answering these questions doesn't seem to give you any room to express views on what would seem to be the major issues of the development - how big it is and where the petrol station goes.
You're asked to agree/disagree with five statements:
Q1: The existing site is unattractive and detracts from the streetscape.
My answer would be - It's a rather splendid and thoughtful design that integrates with the streetscape really well, it's only unattractive because it's been so badly looked after. So I guess I'd put Strongly Disagree.
Q2: The proposed design is a great improvement.
Pretty straightforward this one. No it's not. Strongly Disagree.
Q3: A mixture of uses is appropriate for this site.
Straightforward again. A mixture of uses is appropriate, that's what currently exists. Strongly Agree.
Q4: The provision of more homes, including onsite affordable housing, is welcome.
Well, more housing is clearly a good idea, and more affordable housing is welcome, so, Strongly Agree. But, it doesn't feel like we're getting at the important issue - how much housing, what proportion of affordable housing, and how high it should be stacked.
Q5: The petrol station and associated retail are important amenities and should be brought back to use on this site.
Well, again, this is a bit odd. I'd Strongly Agree with bringing those things back, so I'd say that, but that's not the major issue - where are they going to be? That's the important thing.
It's almost as if Four Communications could report on the findings of the questionnaire and not reveal any concerns about the development.
Strangely it seems, they've done something similar in the past. They held a consultation about the development of a Sainsbury's in Hackney which was accused of being biased and unfair. They had to do the whole thing again. The Hackney Citizen pointed out that:
"Four Communications has until recently also boasted on its website that it "helped UKCMRI [UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation] gain planning consent from LB [London Borough of] Camden for the biggest medical research centre in the UK despite widespread and co-ordinated local opposition".
"What's the point of having a consultation when the company holding it makes no secret of its joy at having defied the widely-held views of local residents?"
Ah well. I'm sure they'll sort it out. It's going to be interesting watching the whole process unfold though. This area has changed so much in the last few years it'd be a shame if the remaining quirky and interesting bits get blotted out.
October 20, 2014 | Permalink | TrackBack (0)
You've asked me to speak at your conference or conference-like thing. Thanks!
Here are some things you should know. They might seem unreasonable. Just be grateful you're not reading this.
1. I'm not going to send you my presentation in advance
I understand why you want it, you'd like to double-check the AV and paste my presentation amongst the others with your logos and sponsors in between, so it's 'seamless'. I understand that.
However, I think you'll get a better presentation if you let me fiddle with it right up to the last minute. That, after all, is part of the point of presentation software - it's a tool designed for last minute changes. I like to do last minute changes. I change the presentation based on what the other people speaking at the conference have said. I think that makes for a better presentation. It's live. Otherwise I might as well just send you a video.
I think the audience would trade the seamlessness for each of the presentations being a bit better.
2. I'd like to present from my laptop, I'd like it on stage with me
I will bring all the requisite dongles. I will arrive as early as you like to make sure it all works.
I'd like it on stage because I use presenter view. It makes presentations better. Sadly I have never presented anywhere that's managed to make presenter view appear on the 'comfort monitors'. (Though I have heard rumours that TED do this.)
I would also like to be in direct physical control of my laptop. Remotes are too slow, vary too much and they're an extra thing to go wrong. I know what I'm doing with my laptop. Plus, I use a lot of music and video and I need to fiddle with the volume.
Having the computer off stage and giving people a remote almost always ends up with the speakers doing this:
This is what happens when people are given a clicker and don't have an intutitive sense of where their presentation is. They point their clicker at the screen (where it probably isn't) and continually check to make sure the right thing is there. They look at the audience less.
Hope that makes sense. See you very early on the day.
(PS. If you've not asked about filming and then you start filming I'm likely to be grumpy. More grumpy.)
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I've had the phrase 'clarity as a business model' in my head for a while - probably since I heard a splendid NPR podcast about fine print.
Being clear about things that are normally muddy seems like a potential competitive advantage.
It might mean making the most of something you do anyway. Apple, for instance, don't get revenue from ads and personal information in the same way Google and Facebook do - so they can be much clearer about privacy.
And you'll probably have seen this Lidl ad:
The point is not that it's a clever ad, it's that it's a clever business model, a cleverly clear one. The ad is enabled by a better, simpler product/service.
And sometimes there's probably opportunity in being clear about the previously opaque. This post, for instance, about predictive analytics talks about how hotel chains routinely overbook their rooms to ensure they're full. This was probably seen to be OK in the days when you could disappoint someone and only that person would know. These days, with all that social media around, you may want to be clear about the assumptions built into your booking algorithms. Cheaper but risky! More expensive, but more certain!
Of course, very often, the challenge is for organisations to get out of their own way - the lack of clarity stems from their relentless instinct to brand things and invent new names for them.
Thus, tfl can't just say 'keep your oyster card and your contactless card separate', they have to invent 'card clash' - which really doesn't help, it just gives them an extra thing they have to explain.
(An example borrowed from Rachel)
(Our rule of thumb for public service things is:
1. Tell people the name you're thinking of for your new thing
2. If they say 'oh, what does that do?' get a clearer name)
The big opportunity though seems to be to find things that are murky and confusing and to redesign them so that they're clear. There are some obvious candidates - phone tarrifs, loan payments, energy bills, EULAs - but the interesting ones will be where we don't even notice things are murky any more.
October 06, 2014 | Permalink | TrackBack (0)
I came across this advice from Eric Schmidt about handling email, which, sort of, makes sense.
"Respond quickly: There are people who can be relied upon to respond promptly to emails, and those who can't. Strive to be one of the former. Most of the best — and busiest — people we know act quickly on their emails, not just to us or to a select few senders, but to everyone."
Well, it absolutely makes sense if you're at the very tippy top of a large organisation and what that organisation mostly wants you to do is make decisions. If, in fact, you're a bottleneck.
But it reminded me that most of the business advice you get is from people who are at the top of organisations, and they're by definition not typical. I presume, for instance, that Google and Eric Schmidt have jointly adapted such that he only has to send short, quick emails.
Advice derived from looking at succesful people is very often to behave in a way that only the powerful can get away with. There should be more advise for the less powerful.
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No reckons. Just to say, if I've done anything interesting in the last ten years or so, it's entirely because I was trying to impress this lot.
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This is splendid. The best bit is the silly grin on his face at about 41 seconds, celebrating the goal scored as a result of the pass he side-foots while looking the other way.
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The Commonwealth Games were fantastic. Splendidly organised, welcoming and it's a great way to see a city. It gives you a reason to explore, to see things you wouldn't otherwise, a reason to be there.
And I love seeing sports I know nothing about, you spend the first little while working out the scoring system, then settling on someone to cheer for and then noticing the human drama.
(This made the weightlifting brilliant - there's so much emotion and preparation compressed into each lift, each moment is massive. The tiny figures in the distance still communicate a ton of effort and expression. Well done Zoe!)
I was rather struck with Laura Massaro's squash racquet. I think it's a Head Xenon 135 and it looked like the grip was in a rather vibrant fluro yellow/green. I've not photographed it well.
It reminded me of a trip to the Nike archives I made, several years ago. They showed us a bunch of very early Nikes they'd just bought off a Japanese collector. Many of them very bright, almost neon, even after 30 years or so. The designers I was with were fascinated by them, asking about the inks/dyes/whateverthey'recalled, the archivist dashed their hopes - there would be no way we could use these any more, they'd breach all sorts of environmental regulations, probably made out of quite nasty stuff.
Presumably the recent rash of fluoro all over the high street and the football pitch means there have been some breakthroughs in less noxious inks. Somewhere at a chemicals business a Head of Hue is getting a well deserved bonus.
I spent quite a lot of time at the bowls wondering if you could cheat.
Could you infiltrate some sort of sphero technology into your wood, making it steerable after its release? Do they x-ray the woods? That would put paid to that.
And, presumably, you wouldn't need it to be that controlable. You could get quite a lot of advantage with just the ability to move some weight inside the wood at the right moment, shift its centre of gravity slightly. Would you need a compatriot in the crowd with a control? Could a human even make it work and make it seem natural? Would you, in fact, need a system that could see the jack and the other bowls, could monitor the speed and direction of the wood being bowled and then apply a subtle shift to its centre of gravity to put it somewhere more useful without anyone noticing? Is that even possible? How many cameras would you need? Could you do it with a bunch of networked phones?
Badminton - same question.
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A hazardous materials incident created some cause for concern at the Pennsylvania State Office Building in downtown Reading on Monday.
Emergency crews were dispatched to the building at 625 Cherry St. shortly after 2:15 p.m. Monday.
Initial reports from the scene were that the incident involved a package that contained a suspicious powder in a second floor mail room.
First responders isolated several people who possibly came in contact with the powder when the package was opened. They also shut off the building's ventilation system to prevent it from spreading.
Everyone was kept inside the building until emergency management crews could examine the substance and determine that it wasn't harmful. They identified the powder as glue dust, officials said.
Officials gave the all-clear a little more than an hour after they responded to the scene.
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CNN Picks Up Jose Antonio Vargas Doc
As part of its CNN Films initiative, which brought Blackfish and The Assassination of President Kennedy to the airwaves, CNN will broadcast DOCUMENTED, a feature film detailing the life of former WaPo reporter Jose Antonio Vargas. Vargas was part of the Pulitzer Prize winning team of reporters who covered the 2007 shooting at Virginia Tech and he famously outed himself as an illegal immigrant in 2011 in a New York Times Magazine essay, "My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant."
"Immigration, to me, is not a political issue, it's not a Latino or Asian issue – it's an American story," said Vargas, who wrote and directed the doc, in a press release.
Vargas was sent to the United States from the Philippines by his mother at age 12 to live with his grandparents in Mountain View, Calif. After attending San Francisco State University, he worked at newspapers in San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York City, and at the Post -all while keeping his true citizenship status a secret.
CNN will air the documentary in mid 2014, but according to Vargas' Twitter page, it will be in theaters before then.
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Annapolis, MD (October 20, 2014) – County Executive Laura Neuman today hosted a press conference to stress the important role cultural sensitivity plays in the diverse workforce that composes Anne Arundel County government. Spurred by a recent isolated incidence of racial and cultural insensitivity – in which three employees were disciplined for fashioning and displaying a noose and exchanging inappropriate jokes – the event highlighted efforts present and future by county government to develop a more culturally sensitive workforce.
"Our employees are our greatest asset, and it's critical that we facilitate a diverse work environment in which everyone is given equal opportunity," said County Executive Neuman. "Understanding the sensitivity of racial and cultural differences is the first step in preventing discrimination and harassment. This administration recognized early on the need for Diversity Training and for the creation of a compliance officer position, and this incident reinforces both."
At the administration's directive, the county's Office of Minority Affairs has to date hosted 30 Diversity Training sessions for over 360 supervisors, managers and assistants across nine departments to help county employees develop the cultural competence needed to support workplace diversity. Most recently, Minority Affairs also hosted a session for employees in the department in which the incidence of insensitivity occurred.
In the interest of improving how incidences of cultural insensitivity are handled, the administration began discussion over a year ago regarding the establishment of a compliance officer position. A resolution to create this position will be heard by the County Council tonight. If passed, the compliance officer would be responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with federal, state and local laws that prohibit discrimination and harassment in county government.
"As with any continually progressing issue like cultural sensitivity, there will always be room for growth in any and every organization," County Executive Neuman said. "Anne Arundel County is not far off from where it should be, but we can do better."
Annapolis, Maryland (October 14, 2014) - The Anne Arundel County Fire Department today reported it has witnessed a 27 percent decrease in average paramedic response times over the last 12 months due to improvements in Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance service. Additionally, the department has seen a 21 percent decrease of 90th-percentile response times for the arrival of paramedic level care to incident scenes.
"We are constantly looking for ways to improve the most critical service the county provides to our citizens – public safety – and I am so proud of our Fire Department for implementing best practices that better enable it to save lives quickly," said County Executive Laura Neuman. "I am especially proud of Fire Chief Michael Cox, who brought about these improvements in part by deferring the purchase of a tower ladder truck to reallocate the funding for six new ambulances."
Because medical emergencies account for 85 percent of the calls to which the department responds, the six Basic Life Support units were purchased to meet the county's growing need for ambulance service.
"The initiative to provide additional Basic Life Support units for BLS calls has significantly increased Advanced Life Support (ALS) unit availability for more serious and life-threatening calls," said Fire Chief Michael Cox. "The increased number of BLS units allows our paramedic units to remain available in their primary response areas for life-threatening and critical calls."
An additional five Basic Life Support units are slated to be placed in service this fall. "Once these units are in service, we should meet the National Fire Protection Association guidelines for ALS response time for the first time in the department's 50-year history," Chief Cox highlighted.
A citizen report of ALS response times using data from the fourth quarter of 2010 showed that the average ALS response time in Anne Arundel County was 7.75 minutes. The average response time for an ALS unit in the first three-quarters of 2014 decreased more than two minutes to 5.67 minutes, a 27 percent improvement.
National Fire Protection Association's Standard 1710 recommends an eight-minute 90th-percentile response time for ALS units. In the 2010 report, the county's 90th-percentile response time was 12.52 minutes. In the first three-quarters of 2014, that time has dropped 21 percent to 9.85 minutes, a nearly three-minute improvement.
The response time improvements, paired with the implementation of the Rapid Dispatch Protocol that substantially reduced 911 call processing time, have decreased the time from 911 call to ALS unit arrival time by almost three minutes over the last 14 months.
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Policy will generate an estimated $1-3 million in revenue, affect insurance providers only
Annapolis, Maryland (October 2, 2014) — Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman today announced her administration has put forth legislation to defray the county's cost of ambulance services by raising ambulance service fees, a change that will come at no cost to county residents. If passed, Bill 64-14 will generate an additional $1-3 million annually in ambulance fee revenue, and will only affect the cost incurred by insurance carriers.
"Our ambulance service rates have not been adjusted in five years, so I am pleased that this policy will put our fees in line with the actual cost of providing these services – with no fiscal impact on our citizens," said County Executive Neuman. "This legislation will generate additional revenue for the county's general fund that will be used for priorities including public safety, education and delivery of services."
The ordinance, which is slated to be considered by the County Council on October 6, provides for increasing the fee for Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support I from $500 to $700, and would increase the fee for Advanced Life Support II from $500 to $750. Additionally, the new policy would allow the county to charge a fee based on Medicare allowable amounts for each mile of transport. Anne Arundel is currently the only county in Maryland that bills for ambulance services that does not charge for mileage.
"Insurance providers reimburse at rates considerably higher than what the county is currently billing because they recognize the cost for these services," said Fire Chief Michael E. Cox, Jr. "With ambulance calls accounting for 85 percent of our calls for service, I am glad that our fees will better reflect the ever-increasing costs incurred by our department."
The proposed adjustments will affect the amount billed to insurance companies, but will not cost county residents anything. As set forth in the County Code, if any balance is remaining after a county resident's insurance carrier has been billed, or if a resident is uninsured, it is considered prepaid by the resident's payment of various county taxes.
If a balance remains after a nonresident's insurance has been billed, or if a nonresident is uninsured, the nonresident will be billed, and will be given an opportunity to establish residency or apply for a hardship waiver. Because the county employs compassionate billing practices, cases will be reviewed on an individual basis before additional collection measures are considered.
The adjustments in ambulance service fees included in Bill 64-14 were recommended by the county's new billing company, Intermedix, and were established based on national averages. Intermedix projects the county will receive an estimated $1-3 million annually in revenue under the adjusted rates and addition of mileage charges.
To learn more about Bill 64-14, go to www.aacounty.org/countycouncil/pendinglegis.cfm.
Community and environmental leaders to discuss improvement of watersheds
Annapolis, Maryland (September 29, 2014) – County Executive Laura Neuman today announced the county's Department of Public Works will host an Environmental Summit on Friday, October 17. Local community and environmental leaders are encouraged to attend to learn how to prioritize and implement watershed restoration projects.
"I am pleased that we are hosting this summit to spotlight how local leaders can collaborate with government and nonprofit agencies to help improve our waterways," County Executive Neuman stated.
The Environmental Summit will be held from 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center, located at 975 Indian Landing Road in Millersville, and will include presentations from the county's Watershed Protection and Restoration Program (WPRP), Maryland Department of Natural Resources, South River Federation, Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy, Chesapeake Bay Trust and Unity Gardens. An optional rain garden tour will follow.
Registration is available online at www.aarivers.org, and will also be accepted at the event. For more information about the Environmental Summit, go to www.aarivers.org, or contact the WPRP at 410-222-4240 ext. 3015.
The WPRP, a division of the Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works Bureau of Engineering, is responsible for implementation of the county's stormwater restoration project strategies that meet mandated federal and state water quality requirements. For more information about the WPRP, go to www.aarivers.org.
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EDINBURGH, Scotland - Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Thursday began two days of talks with allied defense and diplomatic officials on how to re-energize and reinforce NATO efforts in southern Afghanistan, where the radical Taliban insurgency has managed to increase its attacks in recent months.
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NEW YORK - More than at any time over the past 30 years, the future of capital punishment is in limbo.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island will pay $20 million but avoid criminal charges following a federal investigation into improper lobbying of stage legislators by its executives.
WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee voted for a contempt citation against presidential confidants Karl Rove and Josh Bolten on Thursday, the latest move in an inquiry into possibly politically motivated firings of federal prosecutors.
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COLUMBIA, Conn. - A deadly winter storm brought snow and sleet to the Northeast on Thursday, while crews in the Plains and Midwest worked to restore power to hundreds of thousands of people left in the dark in its ice-coated wake.
WASHINGTON - Merck & Co. is making a third try to sell the granddaddy of the famed cholesterol-lowering statin drugs without a prescription.
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The illegal downloading habits of UK residents were revealed today, with worrying details of MP3 pirates made public. And they sure do like a lot of Ed Sheeran...
Most worried, (or should that be flattered perhaps?), will be Ed Sheeran who was revealed by the MusicMetric figures to have his album '+' downloaded illegally around 55,000 times a month.
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