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Emulating the romance of lace, this rose gold cuff from Aurélie Bidermann adds a feminine touch to your new-season style. Rose gold cuff with laser cut lace pattern. Style with a modern LBD, sky-high heels, and a statement clutch. Metal Rose. This item runs true to size. Color: pink


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Someone on #maildev complained about the noise that these messages generate in the terminal. I'm not completely sure of the use case for running a Thunderbird debug build with chat accounts configured and connected if the developer isn't debugging something related to chat at the moment, but I generally agree that less noise in debug builds is better.
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... to park my bike I said no ways!! There was no chance I was leaving my bike in the streets around here all night!!
Finally I got fed up with this place and decided to get out of here and simply head north. My honest opinion of Cologne is that it is a shithole. It certainly did not seem to have that nice clean atmosphere that most German city's have and I was extremely glad to see the back of it.
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... you arrive by bicycle or walking was $22.00 Euros each including breakfast for the night. Here we purchased our dinner and beverages straight from the host's. Simple but oh so good. As we reflected on the Netherlands, so many fond memories of cycling in their beautiful landscape. The cycle paths all were great surfaces to ride on, mostly brick and asphalt. We did a stretch thru the forest for 8 Kim's and that was asphalt the ...
Across Germany on the train
... in prison you find nearly no Wi-Fi here (or how they call it here Wlan).
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German bakeries: we got several options to find the ...
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The Reserve Bank yesterday put the reconstruction cost for the earthquakes at $30 billion. But that figure is still conservative, says Canterbury business leader Peter Townsend, estimating the total could be near $40b.
Townsend, the chief executive of Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce, says the first couple of quarters of 2013 will see increased pressure from the quake rebuild, particularly in terms of labour shortages and building materials costs.
He was speaking after the RBNZ's release of its December Monetary Policy Statement.
New central bank governor Graeme Wheeler said the cost of reconstruction was now estimated at $30b in 2011 dollars. About $5b of that was expected to occur within the bank's projection horizon which runs through to March 2015.
A RBNZ spokeswoman yesterday confirmed it was the first time the revised $30b figure had been used by the bank in a statement.
In the bank's September Monetary Policy Statement it said it assumed about $20b of assets damaged in the quakes would be repaired or replaced but added the eventual cost may be higher.
The chamber's Townsend said he had been saying the rebuild would be $30b since the time of the February 22, 2011 earthquake.
"My personal estimate is that $30b is looking conservative.
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RBNZ's Wheeler said the cost of building a house increased 10 per cent in the past year, with a risk that elevated construction costs in Canterbury placed upward pressure on inflation in other regions. He said that, given the region was at the start of the rebuild, there would be further pressures "in a much more extreme way next year in terms of human resource requirement and materials".
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Some how my last post got lost in the clouds, prob because I was so sick when I wrote it. I have been sick since I got home from the Leavenworth retreat. Good thing I got a lot of sewing done there because I have done very little since I got home. I finally got out of the house today to play bridge, I should have stayed home I played horribley. I did manage to get my brother-in-laws quilt done. The top was made by his mother sometime befored she died. I am going to give it to him as a rememberence of his Mom.
I am at my sons home. He was kind enough to drive me up and back from the retreat. He loves in sultan about hour and a half from Leavenworth. It feels really strange not to be at that cute little featherweight sewing. I did tAke my granddaughters to Ben franklins so the could pick out fabric for a messenger bag. They fell in love with the one I made for the retreat so its one for each of them. They did a really good job picking out the fabric. I also got some 18 inch doll patterns so I could make clothes for their American girl dolls. Well post some picture as I get them made.
I have never been to a quilt retreat before, what a way to start. Could not ask for a better group of women to be with. Everyone is so welcome and such fun. The week has just sped by and I can not wait to do more! I hope that I can go to Branson
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Oracle Launches Transportation, Global Trade Management Platforms
For Transportation Management 6.4, enhancements include a configurable user workbench for fleet management activities and integrated real-time mapping.Enterprise software giant Oracle announced the release of its Transportation Management and Global Trade Management solutions, designed to help businesses optimize their logistics and global trade compliance operations. The updates to Transportation Management and Oracle Global Trade Management, both versions 6.4, include enhancements in fleet management, transportation sourcing, transportation business intelligence, transportation planning, global trade management and customs management. "International shipping and logistics have become increasingly complex and exposed businesses to potential pitfalls with challenging compliance and customs processes," Derek Gittoes, vice president of supply chain management product strategy for Oracle, told eWEEK. "Consequently, the market needs a single system that enables businesses to manage transportation and trade management requirements on an enterprise-wide level. Oracle saw an opportunity to help its customers tackle the challenge of disparate systems that create a more complicated workflow." New capabilities within Transportation Management 6.4 include an updated user experience that provides transportation planners and customer service representatives with enhanced visibility into planned and in-transit shipment information.
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English: A cricket net is a practice net used by batsmen and bowlers to warm up and/or improve their cricketing techniques. Cricket nets consist of a cricket pitch (natural or artificial) which is enclosed by cricket nets on either side, to the rear and optionally the roof. The bowling end of the net is left open. Cricket nets are the cricket equivalent of baseball's batting cages, though fundamentally different, as baseball cages provide complete ball containment, whereas cricket nets do not.
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November 20-29, 2015 at Centrepointe Theatres, Ottawa ONBook by Donald Harron Music by Norman Campbell Adapted from the novel by L. M. Montgomery Lyrics by Donald Harron and Norman Campbell Additional Lyrics by Mavor Moore and Elaine Campbell
Anne of Green Gables is a story that draws deeply on the spirit of a place where integrity is as natural as the roll of the tide, and the sincere encouragement of friend and neighbour fits seamlessly into a contented landscape of furrowed hills that, like those who work them, remember to reach up and embrace a sunset.
Anne Shirley comes to Avonlea having already learned to live by imagination and fancy, full of romantic ideas, poetic notions, and equipped with a tongue "that must be hung in the middle, it flaps so" in order to cope with the tragedies of her life thus far.
It is the honesty of her survivor's soul that prevents us from seeing her as a precocious child. Anne needs to belong, to be accepted, and to be loved but, as the years unfold, her temper and her stubbornness continue to stand in the way. Until she learns to control her temper, show forgiveness, and trust her own worth, Anne cannot find that for which she longs.
2015-2016 Production
Presented November 20-29, 2015 at Centrepointe Theatres, Ottawa ON
|Anne Shirley
|Caroline Baldwin
|Marilla Cuthbert
|Laura Duncan
|Matthew Cuthbert
|Jim Robertson
|Rachel Lynde
|Maureen McGovern
|Diana Barry
|Kate Boone
|Gilbert Blythe
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|Mary Ellen Vice
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|Prissy Andrews
|Selina McDonell
|Josie Pye
|Sarah Olberg
|Stationmaster/Farmer Sloane
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|Mr Phillips
|Evan Huus
|Mr. Allan
|Rick Burk
|Earl the Mailman
|Murray Doggett
|Cecil Andrews
|Rob McLeish
|Fisherman Boulter
|Morris Rothman
|Farmer Joe
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|Charlie Sloane
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|Xander Sen
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|Samantha Clarke
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|Sara Gillis
|Michelle Sangalli
|Tillie Boulter
|Mirana Rambelo
|Gertie Pye
|Maya Harris-Harb
|Jane Andrews
|Kayleigh Doggett
|Mary Spencer
|Madeline Hore-Kelman
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|Sonya Probst
|Steve Smith
|Tom McMahon
|Flute Piccolo
|Beverley Robinson
|Sylvie Duchesneau, Mike Mullin
|Angela Casagrande
|French horn
|Keith Estabrooks
|Michelle Ash, Nick Cochrane
|Drummond Hudson, Marlene Hudson
|John McGovern
|Pierre Huneault
|Artistic Director
|Joyce Landry
|Musical Director
|Terry Duncan
|Debbie Guilbeault
|Apprentice Choreographer
|Jasmine Lee
|Executive Producer
|Steve Jones
|Lisa Hopkins
|Apprentice Producer
|Fabian Santos
|Production Assistant
|Monique Ecroyd
|Stage Manager
|Carol Chamberlain
|Assistant Stage Managers
|Kim MacDonald, Rob Puchyr
|Technical Director
|Steve Jones
|Set Designer
|Tony Walker
|Scenic Artist
|Tony Walker
|Costume Designer
|Judy Froome
|Costume Production Manager
|Karole Kidd Witiuk
|Pauline Doggett, Raven E. Drake
|Wardrobe Supervisor
|Wendy Blakey
|Lighting Designer
|John Solmon
|Sound Designer
|John Cybanski
|Makeup Designer
|Tracey Lahey
|Hair Designer
|Kim Shields
|Master Carpenter
|Steve Jones
|Rehearsal Accompanist
|John McGovern
|Audition Accompanist
|John McGovern
|Props Designers
|Anne McGuire, Patti Mordasewicz
|Props Carpenter
|Tom Mordasewicz
|Orpheus Social Convenor
|Jean Meldrum
|Theatre Food Coordinator
|Jean Meldrum
|Volunteer Coordinator
|Kirsten Gelevan
1998-1999 Production
Presented June 4-12, 1999 at Centrepointe Theatre, Nepean, Ontario
Production Team
|Artistic Director
|Laura Charles
|Musical Director
|Terry Duncan
|Debbie Millett
|Executive Producer
|Elaine McCausland
|Production Coordinator
|Walt Conrad
|Assistant Director
|Christine Drew
|Assistant Choreographer
|Lucille Warren
|Set Designer & Scenic Artist
|Deb Fortin
|Costume Designer
|Millie Mallon
|Technical Director
|Jason McCoy
|Stage Manager
|Elaine McCausland
|Assistant Stage Manager
|Christine DeWitt
|Assistant Stage Manager
|Heather Forsyth
|Sound Designer
|Wayne Chomik
|Lighting Designer
|Dennis Bond
|Wardrobe Mistress
|Sandi Mish
|Assistant Costume Designer
|Lisa Phypers
|Make-up Designer
|Brawnwin McKelvey
|Hair Designer
|Susan Dacey
|Master Carpenter
|Peter Wilson
|Properties Mistress
|Patti Mordasewicz
|Hat Designer
|Sheila Anderson
|Wendy Berkelaar
|Audition Accompanist
|Cheryl Jarvis Woods
|Mrs. McPherson
|Ellen Asherman
|Jane Andrews
|Jennie Aunger
|Anne Shirley
|Cindy Beaton
|Ruby Gillis
|Natalie Bercovitz
|Gertie Pye
|Genevieve Bourgeois
|Minnie McPherson
|Cleo Clatney
|Mr. Phillips
|Sandy Dale
|Earl, a mailman
|Michael Fortier
|Mrs. Barry
|Jane Gale
|Tommy Sloane
|Andrew Galligan
|Mrs. Sloane
|Ellie Glantz
|Rachel Lynde
|Caroline Gowdy Williams
|Diana Barry
|Robin Guy
|Tillie Bouler
|Magda Koszegi
|Mrs. Allan
|Andrea Kryski
|Prissy Andrews
|Tricia Lackey
|Miss Muriel Stacy
|Joyce Landry
|Mrs. Spencer
|Angela Laturnus
|Gilbert Blythe
|Dean McNeill
|Shawna McSheffrey
|Jim Morrison
|Mrs. Blewtett
|Yvonne Neatby
|Charlie Sloane
|Jonathan Patterson
|Mrs. Pye
|Sue Plummer
|Matthew Cuthbert
|Jim Robertson
|Jerry Buote
|Jennifer Rombouts
|Cecil, a farmer
|Michael Schilder
|Sam Sloane
|Sam Smallwood
|Mr. Allan, the minister
|Steve Smallwood
|Marilla Cuthbert
|Charlotte Stewart
|Josie Pye
|Zoe Sweet
|Willie Boulter
|Corey Tomicic
|Moody Spurgeon McPherson
|Michael Torontow
|Timothy Andrews
|Joshua Walker
|Sara Gillis
|Kayla Walker
|Ioan Harea, Nancy Eadie, Brigitte Amyot
|Wendy Desserud
|Steve Smith
|Flute, Piccolo
|Charles Hendricks
|Angela Casagrande
|Michael Scorah
|Jo Ann Simpson
|Carmelo Scaffidi, Sid Holmes
|French Horn
|Keith Estabrooks
|Drummond Hudson
|Sol Gunner
|Art Beers
|Wendy Berkelaar
1976-1977 Production
Presented November 26, 27, 29, 30-December 4, 1976 at Commerce Auditorium, Ottawa
Production Team
|Production Coordinator
|Rick Matheson
|Asst. Production Coordinator
|Chris Terry
|Dramatic Director
|George Wilson
|Assistant to Dramatic Director
|Joy Phillips
|Fran Smith
|Musical Director
|Rod Holmes
|Lorna Rice
|Marnie Edwards
|Dance Captain
|Merle Adams
|Set Designer
|W.E. (Ted) Fancott
|Scenic Artist
|Jeanie Stewart
|Costume Designer
|Len Boone
|Costume Mistress
|Norma Coll
|The Patch Work Quilt
|Sis Bower
|Lighting Designer
|Nancy Turner
|Lighting Coordinator
|Bill Butterworth
|Workshop Chairman
|Tom Shields
|Master Carpenter
|Casey Krzyzanowski
|Properties Mistress
|Linda Pratt
|Stage Manager
|Terry Moran
|Assistant Stage Manager
|Chris Terry
|Sound Technician
|Paul Issacs
|Make-up Artist
|Elizabeth Ciesluk
|Hair Stylist
|Scott Clark
|Publicity Director
|Tony Keenleyside
|Programme Director
|Roberta Sametz
|Production Photographer
|Chris Terry
|Ticket Manager
|Faye Lavell
|House Manager (Orpheus)
|Bill McKinnon
|House Manager (Commerce)
|David Hayes
|Anne Shirley
|Maureen Quinn McGovern
|Marilla Cuthbert
|Tamara De-Vreeze*
|Matthew Cuthbert
|Eddie Nunn
|Mrs. Rachel Lynde
|Sharron McGuirl
|Mrs. McPherson
|Dorothy Gough
|Mrs. Barry
|Cayla Baylin
|Mrs. Sloane
|Jean Wheeler
|Mrs. Pye
|Sheila Shields
|Cecil (Farmer)
|Gerry Morris
|Earl (Mailman)
|Jack Wallace
|Mrs. Spencer
|Pat Fraser
|Mrs. Blewett
|Liane Marshall*
|Mr. Phillips
|Vern Fraser
|Linda Hunter
|The Minister
|Gervis Black
|Miss Stacy
|Liane Marshall*
|Michael OBrien
|Diana Barry
|Lorraine Scollin
|Prissy Andrews
|Roberta Sametz
|Josie Pye
|Isabel Hornstein
|Ruby Gillis
|Naomi Campbell
|Tillie Bouler
|Donna OConnor
|Gertie Pye
|Terri Hawkes
|Gilbert Blythe
|Tony Keenleyside
|Charlie Sloane
|Brian (Bo) Light
|Moody McPherson
|Michael Gareau
|Gerry Buote
|Robert Duncan
|Tommy Sloane
|Jonathan More
|Malcolm Andrews
|Andy McIlroy
|Frank Burke, Anne Cousineau, Marilyn Day, David Hayes, Jack Wallace, Julie Adam, Cuyler Black, Marshall Black, Rebecca Campbell, Corey Fraser, David McDonald, Jeremy Sametz
* appeared by permisson of Actor's Equity Association
|Susan Charles, Charlotte Covington,, Florence Dunn, Chereen Gervais, Keith Milliken, Georges Naud, Millicent Shaw, Stuart Smith, Chris Steamos
|Veronica Goodwin, Valerie Jefferson, Duke McGuirl, Don Russell, Mike Scora
|Nat Battersby, Charles Charles, Ed Hall, Cec Hughes, Drummond Hudson
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Fry bacon in 10-inch skillet over medium heat until crisp.
Remove from skillet and drain; crumble and reserve.
Cook and stir onion in bacon fat until tender, about 5 minutes.
Stir in vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper sauce; heat to boiling.
Pour over tomatoes, avocados and coriander; toss until evenly coated.
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Calories 1341 Calories from Fat 897
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 107 g164.8%
Saturated Fat 16.1 g80.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 5.2 mg1.7%
Sodium 1144.1 mg47.7%
Total Carbohydrates 100 g33.3%
Dietary Fiber 54.4 g217.5%
Sugars 30 g
Protein 20 g40.6%
Vitamin A 82.1% Vitamin C 202.5%
Calcium 17.1% Iron 29.4%
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Even though scientists created this glorious internet you see before you, current scientific practice is still based more on publishing academic papers than sharing ideas online. As one of the more prominent proponents of the open web, Mozilla stepped in to offer a solution with a new open science initiative called Science Lab. It's designed to bridge the gap between the open web community and researchers so that they can share ideas, tools and best practices on how the web can be used to solve problems and improve research techniques. Led by Kaitlin Thaney, a long-time open science advocate, the Lab will initially focus on bringing digital literacy to the scientific community with the help of Software Carpentry, a program that teaches basic computer skills to researchers. From there, the group hopes to foster a global conversation on how to encourage the use of the web in science. It's great to see that the internet has a lot more to offer the field than just Foursquare check-ins.
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âTheyâre micromanaging everything anymore,â said Dick, sipping food court coffee at the fancy-schmancy Promenade Temecula.
âEverythingâs getting too (expletive deleted) sophisticated,â scoffed Ed.
I had asked 70-something sibs how they felt about the mall using GPS technology to track shopping behavior. The mall doesnât know who shoppers are. Doesnât know their phone numbers. But cellphone signals, picked up by mall sensors, reveal patterns: which stores shoppers visit or whether they just grab coffee and leave.
âMy cellphoneâs off,â said Ed. Canât they get into it? Snoop through email? Ed wasnât taking any chances. As we talked, Dick quietly shut his cellphone down.
I dropped by the mall to gauge reaction to this new customer-tracking app that debuted on Black Friday. As soon as I arrived, I looked for the promised signs alerting customers to turn off their phones if they didnât want to be tailed. Didnât see any. But a Christmastime mall is a blizzard of signs. I figured Iâd spot one eventually.
After leaving Woynowskie bros, whoâd dropped their wives at Macyâs and beelined to the food court, I buttonholed the much younger Mia Nissen of San Jacinto. Her take on tracking? âA smart idea.â What would the mall learn from her habits? âI go into random stores. I go wherever I feel like going.â
Michelle Bopp, a young Temecula mom, had her phone on and almost didnât care who knew where sheâd been or where she was going. âIâm shopping for my kids. As long as they donât know, I donât care. If it (tracking) makes it easier to shop, itâs probably worth it.â
Seems like GPS tracking could make things easier for shoppers like Michelle. âI tend to have a plan about which stores Iâm going to hit.â If enough shoppers mimicked her âlogical pattern,â the mall gods might reconfigure the layout to bring stores closer together.
But something wasnât right. I still hadnât seen a warning sign. I soon discovered that tracking had been stopped in its tracks! Lasted one day.
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What is Your Network Telling You?
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I caught up this week with Cai Kjaer whom I've known via the social web as one of the founders of Optimice. We used Optimice at Change Agents Worldwide to map our core competencies within the network. I've always been a big fan of Social Network Analysis (SNA), and feel we are leaving a lot of […]
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My friend, Alan Lepofsky, has always made this point, "Social people are different. The rest of the world is not like us." Ironically, Alan and I get into the most hair-splitting among our pro-social circle of friends, but I've come to understand he is absolutely right about this. "We" are a different breed. The online […]
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By Maggie Fox on January 29, 2016
Where are all the women in tech? There are, of course, very high profile female executives who are great examples to all of us (Ginni Rometty, Marissa Meyer, Susan Wojcicki are just a few). But what about the many thousands of strong female leaders in tech whose every move is not covered by mainstream media? […]
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Cloud Software and Business Modernization Part Two: Customer Experience
By Michael Fauscette on May 22, 2015
Building and executing on a customer experience (CX) strategy is one of the most pressing areas of business modernization. The Internet has created new interaction models and channels, as well as created an expectation of immediacy. Companies are struggling to keep up with the expectations and new interaction models. The explosion of new and changing […]
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CeBIT SBA keynote – Strategic Building Blocks for your Digital Transformation Strategy
By David Terrar on March 20, 2015
As my last post explained, I was privileged to do the opening keynote, substituting for Dion Hinchcliffe, at this week's Social Business Arena at CeBIT 2015. The theme of the show was social as the enabler for digital transformation. I expanded on a session I did at the Enterprise 2.0 Paris Summit with some additional […]
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Social as Enabler for Digital Transformation (or is it the new Black?)
By David Terrar on March 19, 2015
It's been a while since I've been to CeBIT in Hanover. At its height during the late 90s and early 2000s, the time of the dot-com boom, it had over 800,000 visitors and covered everything form of technology from consumer electronics to enterprise IT. The consumer electronics part happens elsewhere now but it has a dozen […]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged CeBIT, Digital Disruption, Digital Transformation, Enterprise 2.0, Germany, Hanover, social business, Social Business Arena
What is Digital Transformation?
By David Terrar on March 3, 2015
Summary Everybody's talking Digital Transformation! The term is very definitely being hyped by some, and is in danger of becoming as diluted in meaning as the "cloud" term as it becomes a catch all for almost anything associated with our new connected, social media oriented world using emergent technology. However, we believe it's an important […]
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8 Strategic Building Blocks to enable Digital Transformation
By David Terrar on February 27, 2015
This is the blog post version of my lightning talk at this year's Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT Paris. My script for 43 slides in 10 minutes, PechaKucha style, and I finished ahead of time! My purpose was to do three things: Spend five minutes giving the Agile Elephant view of the current complex and disruptive digital […]
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A CIO's guide to the future of work
By Dion Hinchcliffe on October 30, 2014
Today's digital workplace is constantly inundated with new applications and devices, as tech investment also decentralizes. Top technology leaders are seeking an orderly path to improvement, yet the the way forward remains more turbulent than ever. Fortunately, there are perspectives that can help.
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Disrupting Today's Workplace – Part Two
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Illustrating their initially dark, almost gloomy post-punk style, the Wake's debut single, "On Our Honeymoon," came out on their own Scan Records in January 1982. Though it didn't chart, press reaction was favorable enough that the quartet signed to the era's leading British indie, Manchester's Factory Records, and released their first album, Harmony, in October of the same year. Briefly shunted to the label's equivalent of the minor leagues, the Belgian subsidiary Factory Benelux, the original lineup released their last single together, "Something Outside," in October 1983. Gillespie departed shortly thereafter.
With Alex MacPherson replacing him on bass, the reconstituted Wake released two more singles on Factory, "Talk About the Past" and "Of the Matter," in April 1984 and October 1985. In November 1985, their second album, Here Comes Everybody, was released to positive critical notice. Besides confirming that the band named itself in honor of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake (the phrase "Here Comes Everybody" is a repeated motif in that novel), the album introduced a new level of low-key lyricism to the band's sound, leavening the post-punk tension with gracefully jangly acoustic guitars and melodies more wistful than doomy. This lighter tone would stay consistent throughout the rest of the band's career.
MacPherson left the band after that triumph; rather than replace him, McInulty simply added bass to his studio duties and the band drafted stand-ins for their infrequent live gigs. It was almost exactly two years after the release of Here Comes Everybody that the band released a new single, "Pale Spectre," with an EP, Something That No One Else Could Bring, following the next month. It sold poorly, and as their increasingly winsome and guitar-based brand of indie pop was no longer welcome on Factory's dance-oriented release lists, the band was dropped shortly thereafter. In most cases, that would be that, but the Wake had a surprising comeback in 1989. Matt Haynes and Clare Wadd of Sarah Records, the legendary bedroom label that spearheaded the twee pop movement of the late '80s and early '90s, were longtime Wake fans and asked the group to join their roster of otherwise young and unknown bands. The October 1989 release of "Crush the Flowers" was followed a little over a year later by the Wake's third album, the ironically titled Make It Loud. Later in 1991, the trio released what was possibly their finest record ever, the 7" single "Major John," the ultra-melodic A-side of which was backed with the snarky "Lousy Pop Group," a names-named screed against the current state of mainstream British pop music.
Typically, the band went on another extended break after that career high point before returning almost three years later with their fourth album, Tidal Wave of Hype, which was every bit as wonderful as the earlier Here Comes Everybody, with an even more delicate and melancholy air. The Wake even followed its release with an increased slate of live shows, with the help of Matthew Drummond and James Moody of Sarah labelmates the Orchids on guitar and bass. Unfortunately, Sarah Records wound down its operations in 1995, and the Wake fell out of the public eye for some time shortly thereafter.
It wasn't until 2009 that McInulty and Allen regrouped to work on the Wake once more. The band played a concert that year in Brussels with A Certain Ratio, and began making sporadic appearances thereafter. An album of brand new material called A Light Far Out was slated for release in early 2012. Also in 2012, Brooklyn indie label Captured Tracks issued a box set packaging together Here Comes Everybody with the band's singles from 1982-1987. In celebration of Record Store Day that year, the label also released separate reissues of the Crush the Flowers and On Our Honeymoon 7"s, as well as Gruesome Flowers: A Tribute to the Wake, a 7" featuring covers of Wake songs by Brooklyn illuminati Beach Fossils and Wild Nothing. ~ Stewart Mason
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|Report: Celtics, Clippers talking again, considering alternatives to Eric Bledsoe
|06.17.13 at 1:04 pm ET
Trade talks between the Celtics and Clippers, which reportedly were put on hold over the weekend, resumed again Monday, according to a report from Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge reportedly has been holding out for the Clippers to include guard Eric Bledsoe along with center DeAndre Jordan and a first-round draft pick in a deal that would send Kevin Garnett and coach Doc Rivers to Los Angeles, but Wojnarowski writes that the teams are discussing alternatives to Bledsoe.
There also has been speculation that Rivers would find it difficult to return to Boston now, with one league executive telling Yahoo!: "There's no putting the genie back in the bottle. You can't pretend this didn't happen and just go back to work."
Basketball analyst and ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith joined Dennis & Callahan on Monday morning, and he was unsure about whether or not a deal involving Celtics coach Doc Rivers and the Clippers would get done.
With Rivers still under contract for three more years, there are potentially a lot of moving pieces in such a trade. But fortunately for the Celtics, president Danny Ainge has a ton of leverage in the negotiations.
Still, Smith pegged the chances of a trade actually going through at just 50 percent.
'Ultimately, all the cards are being held by Danny Ainge,' Smith said. 'It's a 50-50 shot either a deal gets done or Doc Rivers stays in Boston. I don't think Doc Rivers will sit out for the year, then do television and all this other stuff. I think he's going to stay and coach in Boston this year, or he'll move on because Danny Ainge will see an opportunity to get young and to get a box-office attraction to some degree, if not Blake Griffin, then some quality young guys you can build around.
'Clearly, you have to go in that direction [getting younger]. If you're Danny Ainge, it's going to be a deal you want to make because you're an older squad now, and it's time to move in a different direction. Doc is the one hot commodity that he has. [Kevin Garnett] is 37. Paul Pierce is an aging 35. They're not what they used to be, even though they can still contribute to a championship situation.
'They're not the guys to build around anymore, and if you're Danny Ainge you know this better than anybody. As a result, it will behoove him to get a deal done. And Doc Rivers is the one piece you have that's an ace. You have to maximize it."
|Doc Rivers on Celtics return: 'I'd rather not say'
|06.10.13 at 10:49 am ET
Pressed by The Boston Globe's Gary Washburn on his looming decision about returning to the Celtics bench for a 10th season, Doc Rivers wrote in a text message over the weekend, "I'd rather not say."
Last month, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge told The Globe Rivers would return for the third season of a five-year, $35 million contract, but Rivers is yet to confirm Ainge's statement.
Meanwhile, Rivers continues to oversee pre-draft workouts in Waltham and work with Ainge on the team's offseason. Still, five weeks after telling reporters in the aftermath of a Game 6 loss to the Knicks, "I'm coming back until I say I'm not," Rivers' unwillingness to confirm his return has led to rampant speculation.
Is this tied to the June 30 decision on Paul Pierce's contract? Or Kevin Garnett's own looming decision? Would Rivers really hold the Celtics hostage as big-name coaches find work elsewhere? All valid questions.
Asked if he would address his future in the coming weeks, Rivers told Washburn only, "Soon."
|Michael Carter-Williams: Playing for Celtics 'would be a blessing'
|05.28.13 at 9:05 pm ET
Even the most trusted experts can't agree on where Syracuse guard Michael Carter-Williams will go in next month's NBA draft. While many forecast the Hamilton, Mass., native as a top-10 pick, ESPN.com's Chad Ford slotted him to the Celtics at No. 16 as recently as three weeks ago.
'I don't really pay attention to any of the mock drafts,' Carter-Williams told WEEI.com's Ben Rohrbach on his Green Street podcast. 'At the end of the day, they're all pretty much wrong anyway.'
That's why the point guard was caught off guard when the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett asked him at this month's NBA scouting combine about playing for the Boston team he grew up rooting for on the North Shore.
'I kind of want to get away and play somewhere else,' he told Bulpett.
Given some time to mull the possibility of playing for his hometown C's, Carter-Williams sang a different tune on Rohrbach's podcast this week.
|Report: Nets denied permission to speak to Doc Rivers
|05.24.13 at 7:02 am ET
The Nets asked to speak with Doc Rivers about their coaching vacancy but were denied by Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge, according to an ESPN report by Jackie MacMullan.
Ainge has said that he expects Rivers to return to Boston next season. Rivers has three years and $21 million remaining on his contract as part of an extension he signed two years ago this week.
"Doc has told me he's coming back," Ainge told ESPN Thursday. "I talk to him almost every day about our team and what we are going to do moving forward."
Ainge would not comment directly about the Nets' interest, but he acknowledged Rivers is highly regarded around the league.
"We know people want Doc," Ainge told ESPN. "We know people want [Rajon Rondo] and [Kevin Garnett] and Paul Pierce. They are the Celtics. They've all had great success."
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|05.10.13 at 10:27 am ET
If next season's Celtics team does not start Kevin Garnett at power forward, prepare for a long, dark stretch. Without KG patrolling the middle in green and white, feel free to reintroduce yourself to the lottery, long losing streaks and the empty promise of rebuilding.
While you miss the scowls, intensity and blocked shots after the whistle, remember that the decline of the Celtics is more complex than the team simply aging. The major problem is the Celtics actually ask Garnett to do more now than they did during the NBA finals run in 2010. Despite his age (37 on May 19) and contract (2 years, $24.3 million), Garnett still is a premier power forward and a critical piece for a team chasing a championship.
'Back in Minnesota, Kevin used to say, 'I want to live beyond my contract,' ' new Timberwolves president (and former coach) Flip Saunders told WEEI.com. 'That meant whatever he was getting paid, whenever someone would see him in a game or in a practice, he wanted to live up to that contract and then play beyond that.'
Garnett has done exactly that in his six seasons in Boston. His playoff averages (35 minutes, 12.7 points, 13.7 rebounds, his highest playoff average since 2004) against the Knicks also demonstrated that quality basketball remains afloat in his veins. Surrounded by the right players, Garnett still can help Boston contend for a championship. After watching Garnett for 18 seasons, Kevin McHale — who drafted Garnett in Minnesota with the No. 5 pick in 1995 — still is amazed by his former student. Garnett was the first player in 20 years to go directly to the NBA from high school, and McHale recently reminisced about Garnett's rookie training camp in Minnesota, when the 19-year-old was only a couple of months removed from his senior prom.
'I loved the kid the first day of practice,' McHale said. 'He laid on the floor after his first training camp — laying on the ground with nothing left — and I said, 'We've got to go again tonight.' He went, 'Huh?' I said we did two-a-days, and he was like, 'Oh my.'
"But that night he came and he laid it on the ground, played on the line, laying on the ground, playing on the line. At the end, he was laying on the ground, and I said to him, 'Now we do two again tomorrow.' He looked up at me and said, 'Man, this is going to be a job.' He hasn't changed since then, he's just got better.
"His ability to compete at a high level for such a long time, his love of the game, his competitive nature,' marveled McHale, 'it really is fun to watch.'
Competing at a high level for an extended period of time in the National Basketball Association takes a rare talent. It is a skill that is difficult, but far from impossible. The highest standard of excellence has been set by the Spurs, a team with an aging superstar in soon-to-be-Hall-of-Famer Tim Duncan. Far from the best of friends, Garnett and the 37-year-old Duncan share very similar basketball philosophies, a fact not lost on Spurs coach Gregg Popovich.
'They can look in the mirror and realize they're both the same in so many respects as far as how they run their lives in the NBA and how they've run their careers,' Popovich said during his last trip to Boston. 'They're both competitive as hell, they both understand the game, they both love being on the court, and neither one of them is really that excited about the hoopla that is all around it, but they've also endured by taking care of their bodies and what they do in the summertime to take care of their bodies.'
|Stephen A. Smith on D&C: Some in NBA circles question 'whether or not Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers desire to continue to coexist'
|05.08.13 at 9:44 am ET
Stephen A. Smith talked with Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday about trade rumors involving the Celtics and Clippers, and what he believes the Celtics will do in the offseason.
Smith said he thinks the Clippers, who were rumored to be interested in Kevin Garnett at the trade deadline, still would like to acquire Garnett, and that the Celtics might try to use that interest to get Blake Griffin from them. To get Griffin, though, Smith said they might have to allow Doc Rivers to go to Los Angeles.
"The Clippers, I know for a fact, were interested in Kevin Garnett," Smith said. "[Chris Paul] isn't necessarily happy right now. He wants to stay with the Clippers. I think he's planning on staying with the Clippers because they can offer him close to $30 million more than anybody else. But he also looks at the Clippers and has reached the conclusion that he needs help on the front line, because neither Blake Griffin nor DeAndre Jordan has the requisite post-game skills to really make room for him to operate. They're incapable of pulling guys away from the basket and being a threat on the perimeter and therefore giving Chris Paul space to operate.
"From that standpoint, once again, the Clippers have to be willing to let go of one of those guys. They would prefer it to be DeAndre Jordan, because clearly Blake Griffin has a better upside. Plus, he's a better player. '¦ As a result, in an effort to keep CP3, who's a guy that approaches free agency and they're looking to re-sign, they are entertaining a plethora of possibilities."
One of those possibilities, Smith said, could involve Rivers heading to Los Angeles along with Garnett and Paul Pierce.
"According to guys that I've spoken to in NBA circles, the Boston Celtics would look at a guy like a KG, willing to unload him, and who knows, they may be willing to market [Garnett and Pierce] as a package deal," Smith said. "If you're the Clippers, obviously that's not enough to let go of somebody like a Blake Griffin. But if you combine keeping CP3 as a priority, knowing that he wants legitimate help on his front line for the immediate future, combined with the fact that even though I believe Vinny del Negro has done a good job, there are others that don't believe so. '¦ If somehow, some way, you could get your hands on Doc Rivers in the same breath as you're getting KG and Paul Pierce, it could be something that could be attractive. And if that's attractive enough, if you're Danny Ainge, and you and Doc Rivers, as much as you respect one another, you've just worked with one another for a long time — who knows what the situation is, but you might be willing to let Doc Rivers out of his contract.
"You're not going to do it for Brooklyn or probably anybody within the Eastern Conference, but to move out west to Cali? That might be an attractive enough proposition for the Clippers to sit there and say, well, you know what, OK, we would let go of Blake Griffin under those circumstances."
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Fondue Bourguignonne is easy to make recipe. Fondue Bourguignonne get its taste from beef flavored with shortening. Fondue Bourguignonne is inspired by many food chains worldwide.
|Beef tenderloin
|2 Pound, cut into small cubes
|Vegetable shortening/Sunflower oil
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
Prepare the meat cubes and put them into a serving bowl.
Heat shortening or oil in the fondue pot until very hot.
Spear meat with fondue fork and deep fry in the hot oil until browned.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Course:Main Dish
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1751 Calories from Fat 896
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 100 g154.1%
Saturated Fat 32.1 g160.6%
Trans Fat 5.4 g
Cholesterol 607.8 mg202.6%
Sodium 509.7 mg21.2%
Total Carbohydrates 0 g
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 0 g
Protein 201 g401.3%
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium 21.8% Iron 80.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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The Reality of Time on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • May 15, 2014 St. Augustine suggested that when we try to grasp the idea of time, it seems to evade us: "What then is time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to explain it to him who asks, I do not know." So is time real or merely an artificial construct? Is time a fundamental or emergent property of our universe or a part of our cognitive apparatus? Do we live in a continuum with a definite past and present, or do we live in a succession of 'Nows', and if the latter is the case, how does it affect our perception of memory or recollection? Epicurus and the Good Life on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • May 8, 2014 Though his name is often misleadingly associated with indulgence in sensual pleasures, the Greek philosopher Epicurus developed a far-reaching system of thought that incorporated an empiricist theory of knowledge, a description of nature based on atomistic materialism, and views about the importance of friendship. His notions of what constitutes a good life have preserved the relevance of Epicurean philosophy for contemporary life. A diverse array of thinkers, including Thomas Jefferson, Diderot, and Jeremy Bentham, have considered themselves Epicureans. Seeing Red: The World in Color on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • May 1, 2014 Is the red you see indeed the very same red that anyone else does? What is the redness of red even like? These sorts of questions are not just amusing, if worn-out, popular philosophical ponderings. Thinkers in the philosophy of perception take such questions as serious windows into the nature of the world and of the mind. Although we are constantly surrounded by colors, the experience of perceiving them – what it is like to see red, for example - remains a mysterious phenomenon. Where are colors: in objects, or in our minds? Conspiracy Theories on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • Apr 17, 2014 Some claim that the collapse of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001 was actually caused by a controlled demolition orchestrated by the U.S. government. Dramatic conspiracy theories of this kind are all over the place, but they are often dismissed as crazy. Sometimes, however, they turn out to be true: the NSA, as we have learned, conducted secret surveillance of millions of people for more than ten years. Does this show that we shouldn't be so dismissive of conspiracy theories after all, or that we simply refuse to accept the existence of coincidence? Philosophy Talk LIVE at the Marsh in Berkeley this Sunday 4/13 By Devon Strolovitch • Apr 7, 2014 Philosophy Talk is back at The Marsh Theater in Berkeley on Sunday April 13 for the next two live recordings in our 2013-14 season. National Poetry Month on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • Apr 3, 2014 April is National Poetry Month, so a philosopher might ask: what is poetry? Mere word play? A pretty, or at any rate striking, way of expressing thought and emotion? Or does great poetry involve an approach to the world that provides insight and information not available in other ways? John and Ken explore how poetry can illuminate what we know with award-winning poet Jane Hirshfield, author of Come, Thief and other poetic works of philosophical richness. The Ethics of WMDs on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • Mar 27, 2014 The United States recently threatened military action against Syria in response to the Syrian government's alleged use of chemical weapons. Similar threats have been made against states suspected of trying to develop nuclear arsenals such as North Korea and Iran. Yet the U.S., the U.K., France, Russia, and China have thousands of active nuclear weapons of their own. Is there a morally significant difference between nuclear or chemical weapons and conventional weapons? Should we work toward total disarmament, or do we need these weapons as a deterrent to rogue states? Acting Together on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • Mar 13, 2014 Many goals are too complex for one person to accomplish alone. Every day, we pool together our planning abilities with those around us to get things done. It's clear that without shared agency, none of our familiar social institutions could exist. However, philosophers are in disagreement about what shared agency actually entails. What is it about collective action that's unique, and why does it come about? How is acting together sometimes greater than the sum of its parts? Kick off Women's History Month with "Science and Gender" on Philosophy Talk By Devon Strolovitch • Feb 27, 2014 What does gender have to do with science? The obvious answer is 'nothing.' Science is the epitome of an objective, rational, and disinterested enterprise. But has male dominance in science contributed certain unfounded assumptions or cognitive biases to the 'objectivity' of scientific inquiry? Is there any possibility of achieving a gender-neutral science, and if so, what would that look like? Philosophy Talk Live at the Marsh Berkeley 2/16 By Devon Strolovitch • Feb 14, 2014 This Sunday, join John Perry and Ken Taylor, along with Ian Shoales the Sixty-Second Philosopher, the Roving Philosophical Reporter, and musical guests The Plāto'nes, for two brand-new live recordings of Philosophy Talk. Philosophy Talk: The Moral Lives of Animals By David Latulippe • Sep 17, 2013 Stanford professors of philosophy John Perry and Ken Taylor with Mark Rowlands from the University of Miami, author of "Can Animals Be Moral?" - Tuesday at Noon. Pantheism! By Matt Martin • Feb 26, 2012 On this week's Philosophy Talk, the subject is pantheism: the doctrine that the world is either identical with God or an expression of His nature. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5


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