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Mary: A Flesh-and-Blood Biography of the Virgin Motherby Lesley Hazleton
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Starting with a dark-skinned girl barely out of adolescence when she gives birth, Lesley Hazleton weaves together the many facets of Mary's existence: peasant villager, wise woman and healer, activist, mother, teacher, and yes, virgin, though in a sense we have long forgotten. She follows her through the worst any mother can experience-the excruciating death of her child-and then looks at how she transforms grief into wisdom, disaster into renewal. Strong and courageous, the Mary we see here does not merely assent to her role in history, but chooses it and lives it to the fullest.
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IntroductionShe is thirteen. Short and wiry, with dark olive skin. The trace of a mustache on her upper lip, soft black down on her arms and legs. The muscles are hard knots in her arms, solid lines in her calves.
Her hair is almost black, and has been folded into a single braid down her back for as long as she can remember. The weight of it raises her chin and makes her walk tall, as she has learned to do when carrying jars of water or bundles of kindling on her head. You don't bend under the burden. You root into the ground and grow out of it, reaching up and becoming taller. The greater the weight, the taller you become: the peasant woman's secret of making the burden light.
Her thin linen shift is torn from snagging on rocks and thorns. Even the patches are torn, and the original black has long since faded into gray. When there's a village feast—a wedding or a circumcision—she begs a few threads of brightly colored wool from the old women, the ones too infirm to do anything but sit and weave, passing stories and shuttles back and forth in the sun-baked courtyards. Then she and her girl cousins huddle together, giggling as they work the threads into each others' braids. They have two colors: red from madder juice, yellow from kaolin clay. They've never seen blue wool. Only the rich can afford indigo, and in this village, as in all the Galilee villages, everyone is poor.
The shift hides the gentle bulge in her belly. She is unmarried, and pregnant. Sometimes, when she's sure nobody else is around, she'll fold her hands just below the curve, feeling how much it has grown. Her grandmother once told her you could know a child's sex before it is born by where you put your hands: above the belly means a girl, below the belly, a boy. Or is it the other way around? She can't remember, and it doesn't really matter. Like every pregnant woman, she hopes for ten fingers, ten toes, a hungry mouth, and a lusty yell—a healthy baby, despite the odds.
She knows how long those odds are. All the young women do. They've heard the stories the old women tell down by the spring, washing themselves once they've spread the laundry to dry on the rocks, and then lingering to gossip. Horror stories told by women splendid and terrifying in their brief nakedness as they raise their shifts to pour water over creased bellies and drooping breasts.
Yes, you can die in childbirth. Many do. The first time especially. You can howl for hours, even days, until it takes three women to hold you down as the midwife kneels between your legs, her hands covered in your blood. She presses her head hard into your belly, trying to force the child out, until the pain is so bad that you beg and pray to Isis, to Artemis, to any and every god, to help you, forgive you, spare you. Every god, that is, but Yahweh, the god of all gods, too grand and too remote to hear a peasant woman's pleas. You hear yourself begging to die, cursing the child that is struggling inside you, cursing even the name of your husband and all his issue, for doing this to you.
Yet this girl is not afraid.
Her name is Maryam. A name so common in her time and place that if you call out "Maryam," one out of every three women is likely to answer. The Latin version of her name, Maria, will come into common usage only four centuries after her death, once the universal Catholic church has been established with its base in Rome. Later still, in what will become the English-speaking world—for this is some two thousand years ago, and English does not yet exist as a language—she will be known as Mary.
Even in her own time, her name gets lost in translation. In Hebrew, the formal, ritual language of her people, she is Miriam, after the sister of Moses, the great priestess who led the Israelites in song after they crossed the Red Sea in their exodus from Egypt. In Greek, the administrative language of the Roman Empire throughout the eastern Mediterranean, she is Mariamne—the name of King Herod's most beloved wife, the Hasmonean he married to bolster his claim to Jewishness, then fell obsessively in love with, and so, in the end, murdered. In Coptic, the Egyptian language in which many of the second- and third-century gnostic gospels will be written, her name is Mariham. And in Arabic, in which she will be honored in the eighth century in the only sura in the whole of the Koran to be named after and devoted to a woman, her name is Maryam. The same name as the one she goes by, but in a different language.
The language she speaks is Aramaic—the language of the Assyrians, from the region of Aram, near Damascus, whose empire dominated the whole of the Middle East eight hundred years before she was born. This is the language that displaced the Israelite Hebrew and countless other local tongues to become the lingua franca of the eastern Mediterranean for well over a millennium, in a wide arc from what is now Iran all the way to North Africa. It is both the language of trade and the peasant language, spoken by those who live by whatever meager crops they can coax from desert and dust, rocks and thorns. Its multiple dialects bind Judeans and Galileans, Syrians and Persians, Egyptians and Arabs, Nabateans and Idumeans—all the peoples, tribes, and nations living under the far-flung rule of the eastern Roman Empire.
The Aramaic name is important—the Middle Eastern name—for Maryam's is a Middle Eastern story. Where Mary floats to us on a cloud of incense, a delicate European draped in silk, Maryam carries the scent of heat and dust clinging to her skin and her thin linen shift. One is the legend; the other, the real woman. And if we are to reach beyond the legend, we must surely start with the most basic gesture of respect. Let us do Mary the honor, then, of calling her by her real name, Maryam—the name she recognized and responded to, the name she thought of as hers.
Some two thousand years have passed since Maryam was thirteen, and yet the date she gave birth is deeply embedded in our consciousness.
We number years by A.D. and B.C. (Anno Domini, and Before Christ) a system conceived by the Scythian bishop Dionysius Exiguus in the sixth century, formulated by Isidore of Seville in the seventh, popularized by the Venerable Bede in the eighth, and now universal. Whether in Jewish or Arab Jerusalem, in Cairo or Damascus, in New York or London or Paris or Tokyo, we measure time this way. We do it so easily, so automatically, that we rarely if ever pause to ask where it began. The twenty-first century since what? The year 1776 or 2010 since when?
No matter what faith we profess—or abjure—we date our checks, invoices, e-mails, newspapers, newscasts, history books, birthdays, anniversaries by this one event that took place in the Middle East two thousand years ago. That year in Maryam's life is seamlessly integrated into everyday twenty-first-century life. It makes no difference if we substitute the political correctness of C.E. and B.C.E. (Common Era and Before the Common Era), since the "common era" dates from that same moment. Maryam gave birth, and even the strongest atheist cannot conceive of time without acknowledging her.
How, then, can we know so little about her?
She lived in Nazareth, that we know. And she had a son. Beyond these bare facts, she is given mere cameo appearances in the New Testament gospels: anxious at the temple and at the wedding at Cana, and in only the last one, John, grieving at the foot of the cross. Even then she is nameless, simply "his mother." And Paul? In all his voluminous letters, he never even mentions her.
Everything else we think we know—even who her parents were—is legend accrued over the centuries, far removed from her in both time and place. And though these legends are magnificent, they work as perhaps all legends do: they obscure any idea of who the real person was. Each successive image of Mary has taken her progressively further from the reality of Maryam. She has been used, as all those who are venerated are inevitably used, to further individual, social, theological, even political causes. She has been garbed in silver and pearls, crowned with gold and girded with angels. And in the process, she has disappeared. She has become all image and no reality: a virtual Mary. Or rather, an infinite number of virtual Marys.
Many Christians do not even care to entertain the fact that she was a Jew. And Jews tend to respond in kind. In Israel, she is called Maria hakedusha: "the holy Maria." The use of the Latin Maria instead of the Hebrew Miriam is a means of distancing her, keeping her at arm's length as though to say, "No, not one of ours." Another way, that is, of stripping her reality from her.
What was that reality, then? Who was she? Who must she have been? Who could she have been?
Just asking the questions is exciting. We are so used to the image that the very idea of the real person sets the eyes alight, the mind to wondering. And yet precisely because we are all, one way or another, deeply involved with her, there is also a great sense of trepidation.
Virginia Woolf's biographer Hermione Lee wrote that readers of Woolf's journals "will feel an extraordinary sense of intimacy ... They will want to call her Virginia, and talk proprietorially about her life. She seems extremely near, contemporary, timeless. But she is also evasive and obscure."
How odd to read this about someone who left a vast trove of written material, let alone the mounds of writings about Woolf by those who knew her—someone we can see in photographs, who existed in living memory—as I was researching the life of a woman who left no written material and about whom we have nothing at all written by her contemporaries. No eyewitness accounts, no recollections of those who knew her, not even a record of birth or death. It is as though the most famous and revered woman in the world never existed in the flesh.
The proprietoriness and protectiveness that Lee notes about Woolf exist a hundredfold, if not a thousandfold, when we come to Maryam. And this is daunting. In the four years it took to research and write this book, I've fielded innumerable intrigued questions from friends and acquaintances who knew what I was working on and were eager to know what I had found out. Yet I sensed that more than answers, what they wanted was reassurance. There was a certain discomfort, maybe even embarrassment, at the very idea of Maryam the flesh-and-blood woman. A feeling, perhaps, that this is one figure we shouldn't touch. That we'd be better off to leave her alone, to surrender her to myth and legend, accede to the established church image of her.
I suspect the source of this unease is a fear that she may emerge from any biographical exploration as less than we would wish for. If we strip away the aura, we fear standing there bereft. And this fear seems almost Freudian. The image of her as the ultimate mother—a symbol of maternity whose physicality has been transformed into the metaphysical—reaches deep into even the most agnostic heart. We quake at the idea of getting too close, at the prospect of the sacred revealed as human.
The "official" biography of Maryam has survived and flourished over two millennia for a very good reason: it works. Yes, it is impossible for a virgin to give birth. And yes, that is precisely why the story works. It is a mystery tale: a mystery both in the modern, detective sense and in the far older, religious sense, touching on things mysterious and unknown to mere mortals. The crux of her story—the virginal mother—is the perfect paradox. The sound of one hand clapping pales by comparison.
How dare I, then?
This is the question that haunted me as I began this book. How dare I even think of a biography of someone so intimate, so integral a part of our culture, and yet simultaneously so remote? How dare I seek the flesh-and-blood woman behind the legend?
I knew that the simplicity of asking who she was and who she must have been was deceptive. Such questions lead straight into a minefield of deeply held beliefs, unwitting preconceptions, cultural assumptions, even vested interests. Yet once I had asked them, they couldn't be unasked. I wanted to know. There was no way to go but forward. And though I didn't start out with a detailed map, I had at least a clear idea of the lay of the land.
I lived in Jerusalem for thirteen years, working first as a psychologist and then as a political and cultural journalist. Those years gave me fluency in Hebrew, a rough grasp of Arabic, and the ability to decipher more Aramaic than I'd thought. More important, however, they gave me a strong Middle Eastern sense of both place and time.
In most of the modern world, two thousand years ago seems an eternity. In the United States, twelfth-century Anasazi ruins are called prehistoric; a foreign visitor has to do a double take and remember that history is relative—that this is the "New World" and that so far as most Americans are concerned, their history only began in the fifteenth century.
Not so in the Middle East, where what happened two thousand years ago has a tangible presence: cultural, religious, and above all, political.
There are other places with ancient pasts, to be sure. But in Europe, say, Greek and Roman ruins have shed their religious and political significance. Tourists can admire a temple of Apollo with carefree ease; nobody believes in Apollo any more. In the Middle East, however, nothing ever seems to shed religious and political significance. What is prehistory in the States and archeology in Europe—magnificent ruins ensuring a continuous flow of tourist revenue—is everyday political reality in this part of the world.
Those years in Jerusalem either warped or strengthened my sense of time, depending on your point of view. Events of two thousand years ago seem close, familiar. You live with history, just a short walk from the giant ashlar stones of the retaining walls of Herod's temple in Jerusalem, his pride and joy and the cause of as much trouble two thousand years ago as today.
How not have the long view of the present, reaching deep into the past, when a single olive tree can be a thousand years old or more? How not be aware of what happened in this land two millennia ago when the very place names—Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Capernaum, Galilee, the Jordan River—are familiar to you from childhood, when you know them from Bible stories, from Christmas carols, from the Koran, from the Passover Haggadah, from hymns, folk songs, and spirituals.
You'd think that when you live here, everyday familiarity would dull the aura of these places. Not so. Instead, you incorporate them into your sense of time. You leap millennia in a sentence, even in a thought. The Via Dolorosa is where Jesus carried the cross and where there's this blue-fronted antique store full of old postcards and poor man's icons made of tin. The Mount of Beatitudes, overlooking the Sea of Galilee, is where Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount and a perfect place to spend the night in the convent guest house. The Temple Mount is the site of both the first and second temples of Yahweh, but it's the two Islamic domes—the Dome of the Rock and the El-Aksa Mosque, gold and silver—that create its grace and majesty today. The flagstone floors, subterranean flights of stairs, and grim-faced Eastern Orthodox nuns in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, built over the site of the crucifixion, make a film buff think of the classic movies of Sergei Eisenstein from the 1920s and 1930s.
Everything is anachronism, not in the usual sense of being out-ofdate, but in the more precise sense of being out of its place in time. Or rather, in two times at once: simultaneously past and present.
Sometimes, in fact, it seems there is no such thing as the past at all. In this history-soaked part of the world, you could well argue that history does not even exist.
Nothing is ever done with. Nothing ever past. Stones and slingshots, the weapons of biblical tales, were the weapons of the Palestinian Intifada in the late 1980s. For years, the most popular Israeli sandals—basically just strips of leather on a leather sole—were called tanachiot, "biblicals." Jewish settlers' claims to the land are based on Hebrew texts that originated 2,500 years ago. The hatred and violence on both sides are of epic Old Testament dimensions. And in Nazareth, the most bitter source of tension in the past few years, pitting Moslems and Christians against each other, has been the attempt to move the shrine of a nephew of Salah ed-Din, known as Saladdin to westerners. The nephew was mortally wounded on July 4, 1187, when Salah ed-Din's forces decidedly defeated the Crusaders at the battle of the Horns of Hittin, and he was brought back to Nazareth to die. The idea of moving his modest shrine would be insult enough to Moslems; adding insult to the injury is that the move was planned in order to create more parking space for the marbled Basilica of the Annunciation nearby.
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Hazleton, a historian specializing in the time of Jesus, has fashioned a biography of Mary based on what is known of the lives of people in Nazareth and Gallilee. In so doing, she puts a human face on Jesus' mother that is more in accord with His passions than the usual Madonna blandness. Hazleton posits that Mary, like many women of her time, was a skilled herbalist and even a doctor or nurse. I found this fascinating.
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Kevin Mullett is super passionate about SEO and digital marketing. He has a true dragon spirit which is why #usDragons immediately connected with him. Going beyond sharing his impressive knowledge and experience, Kevin set out to inspire each one of us with his interactive presentation. And that he certainly did!
As an Online Visibility Development & Internet Marketing Professional at MarketSnare in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Kevin is also an accomplished speaker and is an dynamic Twitterer at @kmullett. He has spoken at SMX, All Facebook Conference, AF Expo and Social Media Club Indy, among others and has been the featured speaker on #SEOChat and #ToolsChat. On top of all that, he hones his photography skills in his spare time. He believes in continually discovering new trends, technology and tools and integrating them into digital marketing.
Kevin opened up the conversation by emphasizing that he truly cares about engagement, conversations and meeting people. He doesn't like the term "in real life" (IRL) because if we are talking on the phone, it is considered real life, but if we are talking through chat or social channels all of a sudden that's not "real life." For this reason Kevin prefers using the terms "face-to-face" or "in-person" and really loves extending relationships from social media into these types of conversations because it's a great way to get to know people better and build a deeper connection.
Kevin talked passionately about self-efficacy and its importance. At any given moment, Kevin points out, there is a high probability that there are people in the room who know more about something than he does. This underscores how important it is to keep in mind that, chances are, we know something that some of the people whom we look up to don't. We all have knowledge that we can share with others.
How Did Kevin Build Up His SEO-Chops?
He loved playing video games and was running the Lan Party Coalition blog about gamming. His group helped anybody who wanted to start a Lan party for free by bringing their equipment, setting them up, helping and coaching them. All they asked was that they link to the coalition on their website in exchange, so that other people could discover the services they offered. At that time, they had no concept that this "backlinking" method would help them. In addition, they were frequently updating the website with content about specific topics.
All of a sudden they noticed that their small website was ranking #2 in the search engines right behind the largest gaming site. This captured Kevin's curiosity and he dug in to learn more about how all this worked by reading everything he could get his hands on: from website coding to search engine algorithms, he tested relentlessly.
How Do You Feel About SEO Coming Full Circle?
… where the efforts to manipulate the search engines are hopefully disappearing and things are back to what many marketers have been doing: real marketing, and not engaging in questionable SEO practices?
Kevin's response was: "a) good marketers, good SEOs, good stewards of their clients' money never stopped doing things the right way and always attempted to do things that will also move the needle, not just gain visibility, and b) the things that worked back then would not work today." When people say "search is evolving" Kevin responds with a question: "What do we do in life that doesn't evolve?" Of course search and SEO are evolving; everything is evolving in life.
Inbound Marketing and Content Marketing
Kevin shared his opinion on the big hype around "inbound marketing and content marketing": "they always existed for good marketers."
He asked: "When did we not market our content? The good marketers always tried to put their content out there. Nonetheless SEO will not make your sucky content convert. But if you are hiding your good content or are not doing SEO as an adjunct to it, your good quality content won't be as visible to as many audiences as it could be. "
Create content that will answer questions, solve problems, serve the client and community you are trying to reach, optimize it in line with Google's guidelines, market it smartly, and it will you will have a successful strategy in place that will drive traffic, links, conversations and ultimately conversions.
What about "earned" or "inbound" marketing? Kevin: "What they are calling earned or inbound is what we used to call evergreen." Kevin shared an example that he initiated back in the year 2000 with a client, asking them to invest into building a financial calculator to attract people to the site. This was an effective way to create evergreen content that answered the audience's questions, solved their problems and thus gave the company the opportunity and potential to convert those visitors.
Kevin's Favorite Marketing Tools
Kevin is a tools-geek and when asked about which tools are his favorites his response was straight forward: "it depends on what you are trying to solve." Kevin likes things that create efficiency because we are all over-tasked and these tools can really help us be more effective.
Kevin urged us to keep in mind that it is absolutely irrelevant if you like a tool or social channel, or not. Does your client's audience love Twitter; if they do, it means you and your client love Twitter too.
Kevin recently gave the presentation below: 155 Social Media Tools To Support Your Marketing Efforts.
Twitter Tools
Twitter used to have limits on lists: 500 people in a list and 20 lists. This meant, lists would have to be split up, even if people were part of the same audience. When Twitter upped the limits, Kevin found TweetBe.at to efficiently copy and combine his Twitter lists. You can also search hashtags and create a Twitter list very quickly with the people who are using that hashtag. Followerwonk, which is now part of the Moz toolset, will do this too but TweetBe.at is free and works very well. If you want to connect with people whom you are following and who are in a specific geographic location, you can use operators and filters in TweetBe.at to create a list of them very quickly.
TweetSeeker is a free tool that allows you to set up various alerts that can go straight to your clients' email. For example you can set up alerts for their brand or key terms so that clients looking to engage with people who mention them can do so immediately.
Tools for Social Engagement & Connections
Rapportive happens to also be a DragonSearch favorite. It gives you social media profile information about the people you are emailing, right in your inbox. For clients you can have a corporate email account, import all of them into one Gmail account and you can see who is on which social platform. This is helpful to know which social platform you should be on to engage and connect with them.
Cloze is great for social engagement. It connects to your email and social media accounts and will show your most important connections, based on who you are interacting with. It will also show you the people you are losing touch with so you can quickly review and decide if you want to retweet or engage with any of them, see content they shared that you'd like, etc.
Finding Luminaries
If you are looking to find and track influencers, Klout's Chrome extension makes it easier to get a quick look and will show you people's influence in Twitter streams.
TweetBe.at will allow you to copy someone else's Twitter list which you can augment and either make it private or public. When you add people to lists they get pinged and emailed based on their settings, so it can be a great way to get their attention. Typically a percentage of them will follow you back even though you didn't follow them; you just added them to a list.
Finding Content
Google operators are "magical" tools; allintitle, allinlink, allinurl, allintext, etc. Make the string as long as needed so that you get more relevant results. These operators are very effective when running online reputation management to help find content that has been plagiarized or mechanically spun, or content that is not indexed well but is still out there.
Internet Archive Wayback Machine, with its huge archive of websites going back 15 years, is a brilliant tool for finding old content, old links or researching what a website used to look like.
Using Others' Images?
Finding images to use, verifying whether you have the right to use that image, asking for permission – it's all quite complicated and time consuming. Copyright law is very complex and you have to be careful with Creative Commons (CC) because you don't know if the person who uploaded the image had the rights to offer it as CC. It really boils down to: if you didn't create it, using it could be a problem.
We at DragonSearch like using Google's reverse image search with the search by image Chrome extension. It is a great tool for finding people who are stealing your images.
What Creative Tools Did Kevin Come Up With to Create Images and Videos?
Sometimes we or our clients don't have access to fancy programs and Kevin got tired of listening to people saying they can't create images because of this or that. He dug in and researched tools that could help. Jing and Screenr are great apps that will allow you to take a screen grab. These are perfect for how-to and instructional videos too, allowing you to transcribe the content and add it to your page. You can create vector images with Inkscape and if you have a small image, Vector Magic can help improve it.
So how did Kevin's work become steeps in so much research? Kevin learned much of what he knows by digging really deep and testing tirelessly. As he was working on projects he'd run into things that he wanted to understand better and solve. These then pulled him in and the next thing he knew he was knee-deep in figuring out how to do something… which was really not the project he was trying to finish. We collectively agreed that this seems to be a pattern in our industry, which Ric Dragon calls the shiny object syndrome. To Kevin's point, we have to have the curiosity and critical thinking to always question and dig deep: what is there, why is it in there, what can it be used for, how?
What's Important for the Future?
Kevin's HELP Philosophy
- Humanize your message
- Encourage conversation
- Listen first
- Promote less
Continue to encourage your clients to create great content that will either solves their audiences' problems, entertains people and leads them back to conversion or helps answer questions. Overall, be less promotional.
What Does Kevin Read?
Everything. Some of the content is coming in from Facebook, a lot of it from Twitter, RSS, Betali.st and TechCrunch, etc.
Shhhhh… Kevin Mullett's Secret Conversation with usDragons
After his excellent presentation, Kevin asked Ric to leave the room because he wanted to talk to usDragons in private. What exactly he told to us, we cannot share publicly, but what I can tell you is that it was very inspirational for all of us. We can all dig in deep and become really great at what we do. It's up to each one of us.
Thank you Kevin for going way beyond sharing knowledge and experience and really making it a point to inspire and excite us.
This entry was posted on Thursday, March 6, 2014 and is filed under Search Engine Optimization, Social Media in Marketing.
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Jason White
I've learned much from following Kevin online and learned even more from his visit to DragonSearch! He easily "ranks" against all of the other fantastic presenters we've had visit the Kingston office. Thanks for taking the time to visit and share so freely Kevin!
Etela Ivkovic
Yes we did learn a lot from Kevin, and it goes way beyond SEO and social media and marketing overall; it is also about passion, inspiration, and drive to really understand things and find ways to dig even deeper.
Abe Uchitelle
Kevin also happens to provide some of the best curated Star Wars fan content on all of facebook.
This alone taught me so much about Social Media, SEO and their importance. My favorite tidbit of Kevin's advice was the HELP Philosophy. I think on the whole, the HELP Philosophy teaches businesses how to genuinely care for their customers and make them feel valued. Too often, we as customers are talked to instead of talked with, and I think social media is a great platform on which businesses have the opportunity to actually initiate a dialogue with their customers. I really liked the way Kevin's advice honed in on humanizing the virtual world. Thanks so much for the knowledge!
Etela Ivkovic
I'm really glad that you learned a lot from this blog post Suzanne. I agree with you about how social media providing the platform and opportunity to businesses to talk WITH their customers instead TO them. Customer needs have changed significantly and businesses that don't recognize that and change with it, will be missing out on the new opportunities the changes brought.
I love Kevin's HELP philosophy as well. It is so simple yet powerful. And I always make it a point to remind myself and others; just because something is simple and straight forward, it doesn't mean it is not powerful. But we have to make sure we really practice it. Today's customers want more than just good products, they want to know that the brand cares about them, listens to them and responds to them.


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Players picking up silly yellow cards are the bane of a manager's life - but Eddie Patterson was prepared to forgive Mark Holland for doing exactly that this week.
Holland put a year of injury torment behind him when he powered home Cliftonville's 89th minute winner against Crusaders on Monday and promptly whipped off his shirt in delight before launching himself bare-chested into the mountain of snow surrounding the Solitude pitch.
Referee Mark Courtney issued the regulation booking but Patterson, while not a fan of the ruling, had no qualms over his goalscorer's choice of celebration.
"When you think about what Mark has been through over the last year or so then you'd agree he has every right to enjoy the moment," said the happy Reds boss.
"It never seems to be a niggling injury with Mark, it's always something serious but he keeps battling back and is a real credit.
"He had been edging back towards fitness at the end of last season and then, just when he was hopeful of getting back into things on a regular basis, suddenly it was May and the summer break arrived.
"He got his chance to play in Europe and was fantastic for us before being very badly injured out in Croatia.
"He was stretchered off that night and we thought he would probably be looking at maybe six months on the sidelines.
"He's come back much sooner than expected though and, when Ciaran Donaghy failed a fitness test ahead of the Linfield game a fortnight ago, we had to ask Mark to go in and play 90 minutes at centre-half.
"He was exceptional that night and maintained that level of performance against Crusaders on Monday."
The 32-year-old former Lisburn Distillery ace actually got the final touch on Chris Morrow's 88th minute strike which looked to have rescued a point for Crusaders just minutes after Eamonn Seydak had opened the scoring.
It was fitting, however, that the man they call Hatchet at Solitude would pop up with the strike which sunk the Hatchetmen and in doing so maintained an interesting statistic which has seen either Mark or his brother Barry on target in three of Cliftonville's last four Yuletide clashes with the Crues.
"I'm delighted for him, we all are," added Patterson.
"What Mark needs now is to go on a long run of games without any injury problems cropping up but, for the minute, I think he will be happy to sign off from 2010 with a last-minute winner in the north Belfast derby."
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has surged far ahead of the competition in Time's Person of the Year poll thanks to a heavy dose assistance from 4chan, a social image sharing site.
Time opened the voting up last week and, after Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi briefly took the lead, 4chan's community went to work to once again skew the results of a consequential online vote. In 2009, for instance, 4chan users placed the site's founder at the top of the voting for the Time 100, the magazine's list of the world's most influential people.
In this case, as in 2009, Time's editorial staff will make the final determination as to who the person of the year will be, but that did not stop the 4chan users from pushing their preferred candidate. As of this writing, Kim Jong-un is leading the second place Morsi by nearly 3 million votes. Morsi himself has yet to reach 400,000.
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Finian's Rainbow completed a magical afternoon for trainer Nicky Henderson and jockey Barry Geraghty as he landed the sportingbet.com Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
The duo had earlier claimed two Grade One victories, and Finian's Rainbow topped off the day in style as he overturned defending champion Sizing Europe after a thrilling finish.
The last fence was dolled off after an nasty fall on the first circuit and Finian's Rainbow passed the post a length and a quarter to the good after a long run up the hill.
The two-mile championship was an incident-packed race with Kauto Stone, half-brother to the great Kauto Star, crashing out at the very first obstacle.
Wishfull Thinking rocketed to the front under Richard Johnson and was pulling strongly before clattering the fence in front of the stands and suffering a nasty fall which saw him tumble through the rails and apparently into a crowd of bystanders.
That left 4-5 favourite Sizing Europe in front and Andrew Lynch was obliged to make the running with Geraghty hunting him round while the other runners just fell away.
Former champion Big Zeb just could not go with them and it had turned into a clear match race some way from home.
A lacklustre leap from Sizing Europe gave Finian's Rainbow a chance to move upsides and the pair were neck and neck at the top of the hill.
With the last fence out of action due to Wishfull Thinking's fall, Geraghty held the best position on the outside and he utilised that to the full as the pair had to steer past the last.
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We address one of the cardinal puzzles of European corporate law: the lack of derivate shareholder suits. In the vast majority of European jurisdictions, shareholders can bring a derivative action (for damages) against the management for breach of fiduciary duty. In all of these countries, a derivative lawsuit is the only remedy against managerial misconduct. In spite of corporate fraud by managers there are no such lawsuits. We explain this apparent paradox on the basis of percentage limits. The laws of percentage limits require shareholders to hold a minimum amount of typically 5% to 10% in order to bring an action against the management and they are extremely wide-spread in Europe. Since small shareholders are not entitled to sue, there is an incentive for managers to collude with large shareholders. In a four-stage-model, we show that, given the current percentage limits, managers will misappropriate corporate assets and split the proceeds with large shareholders. Contrary to current and past approaches to agency theory, we find that, in this equilibrium, (1) large shareholders do not monitor the management, (2) small shareholders do not free ride and (3) the residual ownership is not held by the shareholders on the whole but by the managers and the large shareholders. This interpretation of the current situation is consistent with empirical studies that find a more concentrated shareholder structure in Europe than in the United States. Also published as: Columbia Law and Economics Working Paper No. 312 (http://www.law.columbia.edu/center_program/law_economics/wp_listing_1/) German Working Papers in Law and Economics: Vol. 2007: Article 2. (http://www.bepress.com/gwp/default/vol2007/iss2/art2) SSRN (http://ssrn.com/abstract=933105)
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Are you a high school student living in Gilbert? Students in grades 9th-12th (ages 14-18) are invited to participate in the Mayor's Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC). We need your voice to be heard in the community and YOU are part of what makes Gilbert great!
MYAC is a program that contributes to the community in many ways including Youth Town Hall, Student Government Day, and the Mayor's Youth Leadership Summit. Students are involved in many volunteer efforts throughout the community and assist the Town Council in identifying problems effecting our community and most importantly, finding solutions.
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The meetings will focus on enhancing your leadership skills, knowledge of local government as well as addressing the assigned task for the year. We ask that each student make a commitment to attend and participate. Date(s) and time(s) are below.
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- MYAC meets on the first Tuesday of each month. Attendance is taken and required. Please see the 2016-2017 calendar for exact dates and times. If you have multiple unexcused absences and/or do not actively participate in the program, you may be removed from the Mayor's Youth Advisory Committee.
- Each member must attend at least one council meeting, one board or commission meeting and a special community event during the school year.
- MYAC is committed to community service. Each student must complete at least 10 hours of community service per school year. If you do not complete your community service, you will not be eligible to graduate and may not be invited back the next year. Opportunities for community service will also be made available.
- Members are expected to participate in Youth Town Hall, Student Government Days and Youth Leadership Summit.
- The Committee may also be asked to assist the Mayor with various assignments, attend meetings or participate in a focus group on various topics. Participation in these events is voluntary.
Please contact:
Heather Wilkey
Chief of Staff