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The Continuing Adventures of Google's Inconsistent PR Team
Google has a public relations problem. Its PR team seems incapable of dealing professionally -- at least on a consistent basis -- with a lot of my confederates in the media corps.
Don't believe me? Ask Robert Scoble. He signed up for the Google Press Center to receive advance notice on Google news. But instead of getting the news ahead of time so he could prepare coverage, he found out about the recent Intuit deal on TechCrunch. Why bother setting press expectations when you fail to meet them?
Scoble isn't the only one who's had that problem. Check out this e-mail, forwarded to me from a fellow journalist.
-----Original Message-----To all those about to send me hate mail: For my part, the public relations staff that I've met and worked with at Google have been very nice, and, most of the time, helpful. There's been an occasion or two where they've been more opaque than necessary, but that's the case with most large companies. They're often inconsistent too: Sometimes I get a pre-news announcement, sometimes I don't.
From: XXXXXXX [mailto: XXXXXXX]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 9:11:00 AM
To: email@example.com
Subject: RE: Explore History as it Happened: Google News Now Has Archive Search
Why wasn't I offered a pre-briefing on this news?
From: XXXXXXX [mailto: email@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 10:55:00 AM
To: XXXXXXX
Subject: RE: Explore History as it Happened: Google News Now Has Archive Search
Hi XXXXXXX,
My apologies -- our time and resources were limited on this one, and we
weren't able to get to all the reporters and outlets we usually try to
Please let me know if there are any questions I can answer for you on
Archive Search.
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From: XXXXXXX
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 11:29:00 AM
To: XXXXXXX
Subject: RE: Explore History as it Happened: Google News Now Has Archive Search
Unfortunately, I don't buy your explanation.
To understand why I'm so disappointed in your reply, consider how often you and your colleagues have just flat out misled the press in the past about availability.
You tell me there was no time to send me an email?
In the time it took you to write the response below, the following could have happened: You send me an email saying hey, we got an announcement tomorrow, I can't set you up with an exec but I can get you something on it. Can you agree to an embargo? I would have replied "yes", and then you send the press release.
There's plenty of other examples (including how you blacklisted CNET for a few months last year.)
My favorite recent example was when your colleagues held an invite-only press conference before Eric Schmidt, following an address he gave in San Jose.
I wasn't invited, for two reasons: 1. My organization was covered (by inviting a columnist no less, not a reporter) and 2. There was limited room.
Well, the capacity of the room where the press conference was held was 160 people. Google invited about 20.
People who were invited learned how Google stiffed others, and ended up telling anybody who wasn't invited where the press conference was. So rather than enjoy their exclusives, they gave it up just to stick y'all in the shorts.
Funny how when people started showing up at the door, there was suddenly ample room for those crashing the party.
Add this all up and the reality, painfully obvious, is Google's wedded to just a few publications that have treated it well in the past. The
rest of us can take a hike.
I wish that would change.
I remind you that XXXXXXX, my immediate boss, has a few million readers a day, while XXXXXXX often picks up my stories, has a few million more readers than XXXXXXX. That's not to mention XXXXXXX, which I also feed stories to.
This is the audience Google needs to reach.
I understand that a company has to play favorites sometimes. But that's usually because either 1) the reporter has you over a barrel or 2) the PR team wants to place the news in a specific publication. When it comes to pre-briefings and conversations with the CEO at a conference, what's the excuse?
I'd just like to see some more consistency. Otherwise, we lowly journalists -- who vacillate between monstrous narcissism and abject self-loathing anyway -- will end up writing more stories from that nice bar down the street with a wireless connection. And really. I spend enough time there already.
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State and national leaders scrambled today to show they are sensitive to the grievances of African-Americans in urban communities like Ferguson near St Louis, which has seen successive nights of tumult and confrontation in the wake of a shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer last weekend.
Footage of the chaos on the streets of Ferguson has dominated newscasts, yet attempts to ease tensions have faltered as local police commanders have chosen to deploy overwhelming force to repel protesters and have declined to release the identity of the officer who opened fire on 18-year-old Michael Brown, days before he was to start college.
"Many Americans have been deeply disturbed by the images we have seen," President Barack Obama said, reiterating that he had ordered the FBI and the Justice Department to independently investigate the shooting of Mr Brown. The President broke from his holiday on Martha's Vineyard to address the ongoing violence.
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, a Democrat, told a meeting of residents that "you will all see a different tone" in the police response, after announcing unspecified "operational shifts" in law enforcement tactics.
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With his hands raised above his head, University of Nebraska criminal justice senior Aron Sanders, of Omaha, Nebraska, kneels in front of the Nebraska State Capitol building, as he and more than 30 others students gathered for a vigil
While the exact circumstances of the shooting remain in dispute and may not be officially determined for weeks, his death has become the latest symbol of the simmering racial frustration that still infects American society, 50 years after the Civil Rights Act and six years after Mr Obama became the first black president.
Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, told a meeting in Ferguson that she was seeking a "demilitarisation" of the police response to the protests. Armoured vehicles and non-lethal ammunition such as stun grenades have been deployed, turning an American suburb into what has looked like a war zone.
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Brian Schellman, a spokesman for the St Louis County police department, defended the use of tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse crowds on Wednesday night, which also saw the brief detention of two reporters for videotaping the events. They were released without charge.
"In talking to these guys, it is scary," Mr Schellman said of officers on the front lines of the protest. "They hear gunshots going off, and they don't know where they're coming from."
Mr Obama said there was no excuse for vandalism or unwarranted attacks against the police, but added pointedly that there was "also no excuse for police to use excessive force against citizens" engaged in legitimate protests. He also took direct aim at whoever arrested the two reporters, working for the Washington Post and the website Huffington Post. Police "should not be bullying or arresting journalists who are trying to do their jobs," he declared.
While Ferguson is the latest flashpoint in America's struggle to overcome a legacy of racial tension going back to slavery, it could just as easily have been somewhere else; Los Angeles, where 24-year-old Ezell Ford, also black, was shot and killed by a police officer on Monday, or perhaps New York, where the death of Eric Garner while in custody, after an officer held him in an illegal chokehold last month, is still fuelling anger.
The grievances still felt by many African-Americans are rooted in the life experiences of many of them, particularly young men, which are also reflected in the sometimes shocking statistics. Statistics just from Ferguson are startling but by no means unique to the town, which, on the edge of downtown St Louis, became majority black after whites fled decades ago to escape rising violence and sinking schools.
Until last weekend, few beyond Ferguson will have known that only three of its 53 police officers are black, even if the community is overwhelmingly more black than white. Or that 483 blacks were arrested in town last year but only 36 whites. Or that blacks, who make up less than two thirds of the driving-age population, account for 86 per cent of all traffic stops by police.
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But progress can be offset by reverse steps. A campaign inside the white half of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, known as St George, to secede from the rest of the city has widely been condemned, for instance, as a barely disguised return to segregation, where whites will get the best schools and blacks will be left out. A Supreme Court ruling last year gutting the 1965 Voting Rights Act has also been deplored as a betrayal of the civil rights movement.Reuse content

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Census data cuts sales taxes to Franklin and Morgan City
Franklin and Morgan City's 2010 census losses will add up to roughly a 10 percent and 5 percent loss, respectively, in sales tax revenues according to distribution formulas from the parish's Sales and Use Tax Department.
The two larger cities' losses will be Patterson and Berwick's gains as they are set to see increased percentages, up 17.5 percent and 10 percent respectively.
For Franklin, the loss between the one-cent general sales tax and the three-quarter cent liquid and solid waste taxes equates to an annual hit of $225,000 based on past revenues tracking this year's receipts. Morgan City will be down a total of $182,000 in both revenue streams. Both cities will lose approximately $30,000 each from the one-half cent law enforcement tax.
Mayor Raymond Harris said he does not think the shortfall will be as pronounced as he first believed.
Harris said sales tax collections for the first half of 2011 exceed the same period in 2010.
"Our percentage dropped because we lost population," Harris said. "If sales taxes stay where they have been through the first six months of this year, we'll be getting a smaller percentage but of a bigger pie."
The mayor said there will be some loss: about $5,000 in the General Fund in the 1 percent sales tax, a small percentage in the three-tenths tax in the law enforcement tax.
"If those collections drop in the second half of the year, then we're going to feel the pain," Harris said.
He has already eliminated five job positions, through attrition and layoffs. "I'm already looking at a second round of cuts if we have to," Harris said. "Just to be comfortable I may have to do some things."
St. Mary Parish School Board sales tax receipt percentages are unaffected by the census.
Tax receipts for June continued on a robust note, logging $2.9 million compared to $2.64 million one year ago. Year to date numbers are averaging more than $3 million monthly, totaling $19 million compared to $16.5 million last year.
Monthly distributions were St. Mary Parish School Board, $1.3 million; parish council, $444,419; Morgan City, $312,318; Franklin, $192,869; Sheriff's Office, $189,593; Patterson, $153,893; Berwick, $124,534; and Baldwin, $61,336.
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Catching-up, then falling behind: Comparative productivity growth between Spain and the United Kingdom, 1950-2004
The pattern of Spanish comparative labor productivity performance in the period 1950-2004 is underpinned by distinctive sectoral trends. From 1950 until the mid-1970s, Spain narrowed the aggregate labor productivity gap with Britain by shifting resources out of agriculture and by improving its comparative labor productivity position across most sectors, out of which manufacturing plays a central role. Significant improvements in comparative efficiency and the dynamic pace of comparative capital intensity characterize the catch-up phase. In the period 1975-1990 convergence stagnates. In spite of the continual shift of resources out of agriculture and the good comparative performance of small sectors, such as utilities, transport and communication, and agri- culture itself, comparative labor productivity was adversely affected by the catching-up exhaustion of manufacturing and construction and by the deterioration of comparative labor productivity in services. A dramatic slowdown in efficiency gains characterizes the plateau phase. Lastly, Spain has widened the aggregate labor productivity gap since the early 1990s. The deterioration of Spain's relative productivity position with Britain has affected all sectors except agriculture. Efficiency stagnation characterizes the divergence phase.
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Close to year's end, U.S. chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has released the Linux code for its ATI R600 and R700 microprocessors.
As the Phoronix hardware portal announces, AMD is delivering to open source developers, through the release of the code, the tools to support 3D for all ATI graphics processors, even for the newest cards. Per the announcement, "For end-users, today's releases are a significant milestone in the step towards open-source ATI 3D support on the Linux desktop." Also, "there is a chance" that the Linux distro will be available the second quarter of 2009 and include the 3D support.
Developers having been waiting for AMD's announcement since the ATI graphics processors first started to appear on the market. The California chipmaker acquired the ATI graphics specialists in October 2006 and adopted a strategy in September 2007 to release documentation for its ATI drivers under Open Source licensing. The first free drivers in cooperation with Novell appeared shortly thereafter and AMD released documentation for further processors in February 2008, albeit under a non-disclosure agreement.
Phoronix explained why it took almost 15 months to release the R600 documentation: "[AMD coworkers] John Bridgman and Alex Deucher have been working on deciding what code or documentation is needed for programming, sanitize it of any information not relevant to bringing up the 3D engine, remove any details concerning future ATI hardware, and then getting all of this work cleared by AMD's lead software and hardware architects so that it can be publicly released without any NDAs or other string attached."
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New Maps for Urban Navigators
Hansel and Gretel may have had bread crumbs to lead their way, but New York City's pedestrians will have something less edible to follow: Maps!
Taking a page from London's pedestrianization efforts, New York City's Department of Transportation released a Request for Proposals (RFP) "to bring a comprehensive pedestrian information system to sidewalks in key New York neighborhoods," according to a press release. The initiative is an effort to transform New York City's streets into easily navigable and accessible public spaces for locals and tourists alike. These so-called "wayfinding" maps and signs that comprise the initiative will serve as a coordinated pedestrian information network, allowing individuals to orient themselves, determine the distance to key destinations, and act as general direction-leading tools with easily read and recognized signs.
"As our streets become safer, more inviting places, it's even more important that a common language unite these spaces and open them up in new and exciting ways," said Transport Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan. "An information system that points the way to key destinations knits together neighborhoods and makes local businesses even more accessible to all New Yorkers."
We recently wrote about Transport for London's "Legible London" maps that help guide on-foot travelers and commuters through the city's streets. With impressive and exciting features like heads-on orientation, 5- and 15-minute walking circles, and 3-dimensional illustrated buildings, the Legible London maps speed up pedestrian journeys by 16 percent. Out of the 1,000 participants in the project's pilot evaluation, 87 percent supported the integration of the maps across London.
Similar to TfL's maps, the New York City maps will also feature concentric circles that represent approximate walking times, according to an article in The New York Times. However, the author also sees map-less navigation as a badge of honor: "a true city citizenship," if you will. But with 1 in 10 New Yorkers admitting to having been lost in the past week, perhaps the maps are too late on the scene.
As helpful as the maps may be in helping you get to the Empire State Building, they won't give you all the information you need to survive in the city, argues the City Room blog. "[The maps] won't tell you that Grand Army Plaza is a pedestrian nightmare, or that the cat outside the bodega at the end of the block does not like to be petted, or that the Starbucks on the left side of the street has surlier baristas than the one on the right," quips the author.
Currently, the RFP is focused on improving signage in Long Island City, Queens; Prospect Heights/Crown Heights, Brooklyn; and Chinatown, in addition to parts of Midtown Manhattan.
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These kinds of maps are common in big cities around the world. I find they are really helpful in cities where detailed maps are too bulky to carry around. In NYC I would find them most helpful outside of Manhattan. I hope that the city extends them to more neighborhoods.


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Title:The age of innocence : the evolution of the case-law of the WTO dispute settlement: subsidies as a case-study Author(s):RUBINI, LucaDate:2016Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2016/33; Global Governance Programme-222Abstract:Through the analysis of the topical and salient jurisprudence on subsidies and countervailing duties, this paper attempts to trace the development of the role of dispute settlement in the WTO in its first twenty years. ...
Title:Age Structure, Income Distribution and Economic Growth Author(s):GOMEZ, Rafael; FOOT, David K.Date:2002Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSC; 2002/36
Title:Ageing of skills and complementary immigration in the EU, 2010-2025 Author(s):FARGUES, Philippe; MCCORMICK, AshleyDate:2013Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2013/81; Migration Policy CentreAbstract:This paper measures both population ageing and shrinking within the working age populations of all 27 European Union countries between 2010 and 2025, in the absence of any further migration. In this 'no migration scenario' ...
Title:Agency and the Structure of Party Competition: Alignment, Stability and the Role of Political Elites Author(s):DEEGAN-KRAUSE, Kevin; ENYEDI, ZsoltDate:2010Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2010/09; EUDO - European Union Democracy ObservatoryAbstract:The study of cleavages focuses primarily on constraints imposed by socio-demographic factors. While scholars have not ignored the agency of political elites, such scholarship remains fragmented among sub-fields and lacks ...
Title:Agglomerative Magnets and Informal Regulatory Networks: Electricity Market Design Convergence in the USA and Continental Europe Author(s):WEINMANN, JensDate:2007Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2007/15; Florence School of RegulationAbstract:The absence of one broadly accepted design template for liberalised electricity markets induces regulatory competition and institutional diversity. Focussing on continental Europe and the USA, this analysis explores how ...
Title:Airports or Parks? the impact of fiscal competition on the composition of public expenditure Author(s):WINNER, HannesDate:2004Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSC; 2004/03
Title:Algerian Puzzles Author(s):QUANDT, William B.Date:2000Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSC; 2000/53
Title:Altiero Spinelli and the Idea of the US Constitution as a Model for Europe: The Promises and Pitfalls of an Analogy Author(s):GLENCROSS, AndrewDate:2008Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2008/02Abstract:Altiero Spinelli believed European integration needed to draw inspiration from the US constitutional founding. This paper uses Spinelli's analogy to assess how useful it is to compare the predicament of European integration ...
Title:An American Model for the EU Gas Market? Author(s):ASCARI, SergioDate:2011-07-07Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2011/39; Florence School of RegulationAbstract:It is generally believed that the American model is not suitable for Europe, yet North America is the only large and working competitive gas market in the world. The paper shows how its model could be adapted as a target ...
Title:American-Style Adversarial Legalism and the European Union Author(s):KELEMEN, R. DanielDate:2008Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2008/37Abstract:Adversarial legalism – an approach to regulation characterized by strict, legalistic enforcement of detailed legal norms, relying on active judicial intervention and frequent private litigation – has historically been ...
Title:AmericanInfluence on European Management Education: The Role of the Ford Foundation Author(s):GEMELLI, GiulianaDate:1995Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSC; 1995/03
Title:Americanization and Its Limits: Reworking US Technology and Management in Postwar Europe and Japan Author(s):ZEITLIN, JonathanDate:1999Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSC; 1999/33
Title:An analysis of Chinese outward FDIs in Europe with firm-level data Author(s):AMIGHINI, Alessia; COZZA, Claudio; RABELLOTTI, Roberta; SANFILIPPO, MarcoDate:2014Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:4th Report Future Power Market Workshop; Leibniz Information Centre for Economics|2014; Florence School of Regulation]Abstract:The empirical literature on China's outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) mainly relies on aggregate data from official statistics, whose international reliability is currently a matter of concern, and that do not take ...
Title:An assessment of incentive regulation in electricity networks : a story so far Author(s):KHALFALLAH, HaikelDate:2013Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EDDEN Cahier de recherche; 2013/09; [Florence School of Regulation]
Title:An estimated DSGE model of a small open economy within the Monetary Union : forecasting and structural analysis Author(s):RYCHALOVSKA, Juliya; MARCELLINO, MassimilianoDate:2013Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EcoMod; 2013/5302
Title:An overview of the factor-augmented error-correction model Author(s):BANERJEE, Anindya; MARCELLINO, Massimiliano; MASTEN, IgorDate:2015Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:University of Birmingham; Department of Economics Discussion Papers; 2015/03Abstract:The Factor-augmented Error Correction Model (FECM) generalizes the factoraugmented VAR (FAVAR) and the Error Correction Model (ECM), combining errorcorrection, cointegration and dynamic factor models. It uses a larger set ...
Title:Analysing the causes of the refugee crisis and the key role of Turkey : why now and why so many? Author(s):ZARAGOZA CRISTIANI, JonathanDate:2015Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2015/95; BORDERLANDSAbstract:In this paper, I seek to explain the causes of the massive migratory flows from Turkey to Greece since August 2015. The context of conflict and regional turbulence in the Middle East, together with several events taking ...
Title:An analysis of allowance banking in the EU ETS Author(s):ELLERMAN, Denny; VALERO, Vanessa; ZAKLAN, AleksandarDate:2015Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2015/29; Florence School of Regulation ClimateAbstract:The existence of some 2 billion unused EU Allowances (EUAs) at the end of Phase II of the EU's Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) has sparked considerable debate about structural shortcomings of the EU ETS. At the same time, ...
Title:Analysis of the Strategic Use of Forward Contracting in Electricity Markets Author(s):VAZQUEZ, MiguelDate:2012Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2012/13; Loyola de Palacio Programme on Energy PolicyAbstract:Absence of arbitrage is one of the fundamental tools to describe financial markets. The no-arbitrage price of any financial contract represents players' valuation of the uncertain future income stream that will result from ...
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Morgan City Garden Club was host of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation District 3 meeting held Oct. 4 in the ballroom of the Morgan City Municipal Auditorium. Enhancing the ballroom was artwork provided by Artists Guild Unlimited.
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Groton - The relationship between the volunteer company that owns the Fort Hill Station in Poquonnock Bridge and the fire district board has deteriorated to the point that the board is considering closing the station, moving all career firefighters across town, and starting a new volunteer force.
Poquonnock Bridge Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1, Inc., which owns the Fort Hill Station and leases it to the district, met Thursday night and voted unanimously to not accept applications for any new volunteers until a committee discusses the issue with the chief, according to a statement released by Fire Company Vice President John Parfitt Jr.
The statement, issued on behalf of the company, also said volunteer members who were active and served until 2010 should be retrained before new ones are brought in, and that volunteers should not be used to replace career firefighters.
Alan Ackley, incoming president of the Poquonnock Bridge Fire District, said the volunteer company does not have as much power as it thinks. He said the board would proceed with volunteers whether the company likes it or not.
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Ackley said the board could opt to close the Fort Hill Fire Station at 13 Fort Hill Road - which would require a majority vote of the board - relocate career firefighters to the second station on Long Hill Road and start a new volunteer company in Poquonnock Bridge. Ackley said the board might close the Fort Hill station regardless of the volunteer issue to save money on daily operations.
Voters approved a budget of $3.5 million for the fire district for the year starting July 1, about half of what the board had sought, and not enough to cover its payroll. Taxpayers also elected three new members.
Deb Monteiro, one newly-elected member, said the board is making things worse by rushing decisions, talking about closing a fire station and effectively telling firefighters, "if they don't play ball, their jobs are in jeopardy."
She said she's concerned about potential layoffs and the impact on public safety. The two stations in Poquonnock Bridge are at opposite ends of a large district, she added.
"The (Long Hill) location, it's about as far removed from Fitch Senior High as you can get," she said.
Ron Yuhas, a fire district board member recently re-elected, said he spoke to Deputy Chief Curt Floyd this week and was told the fire district doesn't put aside money for unemployment insurance but is on a "pay as you go plan" if it lays off firefighters.
Given this, Yuhas said the district would have to cover the unemployment costs. Chief Todd Paige was on vacation and Floyd could not be reached for comment.
Yuhas said issues regarding the Fort Hill Station, establishing a volunteer force and the costs and benefits of potential layoffs would be discussed after the new board takes office July 1.
He said comments about risking public safety are scare tactics.
"Is easy to say, 'We need, we need, we need'," Yuhas said. "But there's only so much you can spend. We have $3.5 million. And we're going to have to try to work it out."
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Town Mayor Heather Bond Somers said the council's public safety committee is watching closley what happens in the fire district.
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My name is Jenny Sanem. I am an indigenous Dusun from Buayan village.
In 2007, I started working as a community researcher. At the time, I was only 21 years old, and was working as a shop attendant in Donggongon town. Although I was born in Buayan, I did not know much about Buayan except that is one of the nine villages that, together, is known as Ulu Papar. It is located in a remote part of the island of Borneo.
As a community researcher, I started to learn about my village and gained skills I had never even heard of before. Alongside other community researchers from Ulu Papar (we are called the Community Researchers Team), I learned how to create maps by collecting GPS readings, use different research techniques to understand the relationships that exist between my community and the environment we live in, monitor how my community use and manage the resources found in the forest, and share the story of our lives through photography and community filmmaking.
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On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 12:30:28AM -0500, Cliff Woolley wrote: > Of course the client isn't spinning, but your statement that "the server > should have done its job" assumes that the entire response is sent at > once. Depending on its length, it is entirely possible that the server > would send the response in multiple packets. But as soon as *any* packets > arrive, the client is woken up. That means that the server and the client > are vying for timeslices. Let's say the client gets it. The client > receives the partial response and then goes right back to sleep again. > Sure the server wakes right back up and starts sending more of the > response, but in the meanwhile, several context switches had to happen. > I am sorry for my bad assumption. The reason I thought that was "mostly" the case that server has done its job is the following: I have a file repository contains about 20000 files in one directory. I know all in one directory is bad, but I didn't have time to fix the client about this. And 15000 out of this 20000 files are smaller than 8K, which is the page size of the system. I thought in terms of DMA, the file smaller than 8K should be transfered in one shot. Anyway, I think your point is valid, and Justin's hypothesis about the backplane/disk being bottleneck is also very interesting. So I did some more experiments this morning. First, I don't think the disk should be bottleneck in any case, this is because the system has 2GB memory, Solaris's file cache is able to cache all the file content. top shows the following stats: load averages: 4.05, 4.68, 5.25 10:33:36 47 processes: 45 sleeping, 2 on cpu CPU states: 51.2% idle, 11.3% user, 27.8% kernel, 9.8% iowait, 0.0% swap Memory: 2048M real, 1327M free, 508M swap in use, 3256M swap free The total file size is < 500MB, so there is no reason solaris can't cache them all. To test the context switching hypothesis and the backplane hypothesis I changed all files in the repository to 2 bytes long, that's an "a" plus an "eof". I rerun the experiment, the performance is poorer! with normal file size: 0us delay: system xput ~= 2500 pages/sec 3us delay: system xput ~= 4700 pages/sec with 2byte file size: 0us delay: system xput ~= 1900 pages/sec 3us delay: system xput ~= 1700 pages/sec 10us delay: system xput ~= 1700 pages/sec It seems that the bottleneck is some where else, and the bottleneck is stressed harder when file size is smaller. But I doubt it is the backplane or the context switching. -Min -- Rapid keystrokes and painless deletions often leave a writer satisfied with work that is merely competent. -- "Writing Well" Donald Hall and Sven Birkerts
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My parents stayed the rest of the trip on board the ship. Back at home port she was taken directly to the hospital by ambulance. My dad and emt told me about how she was feeling numbness on one side of her body, confusion, nausea. I'm no Dr. but t...
Just last week, on November 10, 2014, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, "applying the standard principles of agency," held that a plaintiff's complaint set out "a plausible basis for imputing to Royal Caribbean the allegedly negligent conduct of its onboard medical employees." Franza v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd., 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 21375, at *29 (11th Cir. 2014). In Franza, the plaintiff's father, Vaglio, fell and hit his head on the "Explorer of the Seas" and "sought treatment from the onboard medical staff in the ship's designated medical center." Id. at *1. Afterwards, "[o]ver the next few hours, Vaglio allegedly received such negligent medical attention that his life could not be saved." Id. at *1-2. More specifically, "the ship's nurse purportedly failed to assess his cranial trauma, neglected to conduct any diagnostic scans, and released him with no treatment to speak of." See id. at *2.
Similarly, the doctor's likely failure to diagnose and/or provide immediate treatment to your mother can be a basis for imposing liability on both the doctor and cruise line in question. Like the nurse in Franza, the doctor on board the ship failed to adequately assess and/or diagnose your mother's condition and neglected to conduct a number of procedures or tests that would have diagnosed your mother's stroke.
The first test after a stroke is typically a CT scan (a series of X-rays that can show whether there is bleeding in the brain). Other tests also include:
• Electrocardiogram (ECK) exam;
• Blood tests;
• Complete blood count (CBC);
• Blood sugar;
• Electrolytes;
• Liver and kidney function; and
• Prothrombin time.
In your case, the doctor's failure to conduct any of these preliminary tests to diagnose your mother and subsequently (and immediately) provide her treatment may "set[s] out a plausible basis" for not only suing the negligent doctor—but also "imputing" said negligence to the cruise line.
Moreover, unfortunately, your mother may have suffered harm as a result of the doctor and cruise line's negligence in diagnosing and treating your mother. There are two types of strokes, (1) ischemic and (2) hemorrhagic. Early diagnosis and treatment of is the key to recovery. For example, when dealing with ischemic strokes, if the stroke is "diagnosed soon enough after the start of symptoms, you may be given a clot-dissolving medicine called tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA), which can increase your chances of recovery." See http://www.webmd.com/stroke/guide/stroke-treatment-overview. Other, in the case of a hemorrhagic stroke, "[i]f a large amount of bleeding has occurred and symptoms are quickly getting worse, you may need surgery to remove the blood that was built up inside the brain and to lower pressure inside the head." See id. Regardless of the type of stroke suffered, prompt and adequate treatment is of paramount importance, increasing the patient's chances of recovery and helping prevent another stroke.
Thus, in short, different medical care may well have made a difference in your mother's case. And, unfortunately, the ship changing course to drop off an ill passenger may have exacerbated your mother's condition, given that time is of the essence in diagnosing and treating a stroke.
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