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"When you discover your mission, you will feel its demand. It will fill you with enthusiasm and a burning desire to get to work on it."
"We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out."
"Away she hurried, not beautiful, not supremely brilliant, but filled with something that took the place of both qualities -- something best described as a profound vivacity, a continual and sincere response to all that she encountered in her path through life."
"They fuck you up, your mum and dad. / They may not mean to, but they do. / They fill you with the faults they had / And add some extra, just for you."
"What shall we use
To fill the empty spaces
Where we used to talk?
How shall I fill
The final places?
How should I complete the wall"


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This car is reliable and a small size so easy to park and get around. It is pretty cheap on fuel and has always served me well!
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BigCommerce API, XML, Supplier Data Feed Integration
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Project Description
Integration with suppliers XML and CVS data fees and ordering systems with BigCommerce API interface. Data would be pulled from multiple sources and merged together in Bigcommerce.
I need to have suppliers CSV, XML Data fees automatically pulled into Bigcommerce store through the BigCommerce API and posted to predefined product data field. (I would prefer to have to option to click a button in control panel of BigCommerce to pull data when needed)
Once orders are placed on site, each order should be able to be sent to supplier (once reviewed) by a click of a button in the orders control panel.
Order would then be updated by an XML post from supplier and would automatically update on my BigCommerce site.
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interview by SVEN SCHUMANN
portraits by MAXIME BALLESTEROS
All artworks courtesy of the artist, Matthew Marks Gallery and Sprüth Magers, Berlin, London
Destroying something that you just spent months building might sound crazy, but not to Thomas Demand. The 48-year-old German artist is best known for constructing life-sized paper models of places from our collective visual and social memory only to photograph them and then destroy them. His works are often based on images widely seen in the media, like the Oval Office, the kitchen of the compound where Saddam Hussein was found in hiding, or the New York hotel room where L. Ron Hubbard wrote Dianetics. The large-scale photographs often immediately recall whatever it is that Demand has reconstructed, but they are never meant to be perfectly realistic. Upon further inspection it starts to become clear that the edges are too clean, the surfaces too perfect. The thought process begins…
The interview with the Los Angeles-based Demand took place in his Berlin studio.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Mr. Demand, you said a couple of years ago that you see the point coming where Berlin will be a city like any other. Is that why you left for L.A.?
THOMAS DEMAND — For me, the beauty of Berlin was the openness, the lack of definition and the sense of possibility you had when you came here. That has kind of disappeared, maybe because I have been here for 16 years, maybe because everything is much more institutionalized than before. Now you have rankings and you have people who are more important and people who are less important. I'm probably in the more-important league, but that never counted five or six years ago. That wasn't an issue. Now it does count. Suddenly you have all the dinners with the "you get in, you don't get in" dynamic, or something like that. I watched Berlin grow in that direction, and I find it absolutely boring and a waste of time to be concerned with that. That's not why I came; it doesn't have anything to do with art.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Where is that going to lead?
THOMAS DEMAND — It's kind of going the path of Barcelona, which 15 years ago was such a cool city and now it's just a tourist trap. Nobody wants to go there; everything that used to be called creative is not anymore. So that's the reason I wanted to leave Berlin. I never liked to stay in the same city for longer than two or three years. I moved from Munich to Düsseldorf, from Düsseldorf to Paris, from Paris to London, from London to Amsterdam, from Amsterdam to New York, and then I thought I was going to come here for two or three years or something. And after 16 years I just had the feeling I needed to go.
SVEN SCHUMANN — When you were living in Berlin, you said, "My city is ugly and it will never be Paris." Do you prefer ugly surroundings?
THOMAS DEMAND — Well, there is a difference between ugly and ugly. Of course, everybody has a different opinion about that, but the ugly I don't like is the one that tries to be nice but is actually hideous — like most of the apartment buildings that are springing up here. Most of the office buildings look like someone dropped them straight from Kazakhstan. Apparently it's the same architects. They are hideous; they are annoying. It's like a disease. It's not even like in Dubai where you have something that is so outrageous. It's just mediocre.
SVEN SCHUMANN — What kind of ugliness do you like?
THOMAS DEMAND — The ugliness that I was talking about is the unresolved. There is something here, something there, it's not exactly matching this one, there's no master plan. There's openness, there are unused areas that nobody can make any use of.
SVEN SCHUMANN — And L.A. has a lot of that?
THOMAS DEMAND — L.A. is actually full of that. It's so vast; it's so big. You see so many layers on top of each other. I felt… not at home, but I felt comfortable right when I came. Always. I had been there before, but I have many friends there; I have a gallery, museums, collectors, and so I knew that I wasn't going to go into the desert. On the other hand I knew that I was going to be able to communicate with the place, see things you wouldn't see anywhere else, and feel comfortable.
SVEN SCHUMANN — But isn't the social hierarchy in L.A. much more extreme than in Berlin?
THOMAS DEMAND — Yeah, but the main thing in L.A. is film. The art scene is so small and so powerless and all this VIP kind of shit is actually just the film business — it lives from that. But I don't care. I know a few film directors and you'll get dragged along somewhere, but I'm not a part of that mechanism, so I don't mind.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Where do you call home these days?
THOMAS DEMAND — My friends. Wherever my friends are.
SVEN SCHUMANN — What does friendship mean to you?
THOMAS DEMAND — Friendship is not only hanging out socially; it's also a mindset. You have a couple of people you talk to and you know they kind of understand you. You can test ideas, and you can launch projects together or not launch projects together. It's not only about hanging out and having a good time.
SVEN SCHUMANN — It's about having people you can trust.
THOMAS DEMAND — Yes. But especially as an artist traveling all the time, you need some people who aren't only a consequence of your fame or your status. I think every artist, no matter if you are successful or not successful, needs to have somebody who kind of appreciates your ideas and what you do. Maybe they say, "The last one was better than the new one," or whatever. Just this kind of leveling, like a guitar player has to tune his instrument.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Do you feel like you're making different art in different places?
THOMAS DEMAND — You just go somewhere and you do something. And of course you do things that you wouldn't have thought of. I find out about many stories in the States that I wouldn't have otherwise been exposed to. But the thought processes take years. I'm currently working on things that I had the first idea for two or three years ago. I'm not making watercolors of the Sunset Strip now or anything.
SVEN SCHUMANN — How many ideas do you generally develop at the same time?
THOMAS DEMAND — Two or three.
SVEN SCHUMANN — And how many do you work on at a time?
THOMAS DEMAND — Always one.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Why?
THOMAS DEMAND — Because the things I make are fragile, they're falling to pieces, so you have to stay with them. Otherwise you have to repair them more than work on them. And I usually do it all myself.
SVEN SCHUMANN — You famously destroy your models after the pictures are taken, but the photos live on. How do you make sure your artworks will remain relevant in the future?
THOMAS DEMAND — When you send it out, when it's done, it has to have the power to be independent. And many, many artworks I know, my own and from other people, once they're out there they kind of develop a meaning that is actually more than the painter or the artist was thinking of in the beginning. You do something, and you don't even know why, you just have a good, intuitive feeling that this is how it should be. Then you send it out and in 10 years it has to still be meaningful in some sense. When I look at art it has to be "now." I look at it now, I read it now, I bring my background to it, and it has to work with that.
SVEN SCHUMANN — So all art is contemporary in a sense?
THOMAS DEMAND — Exactly — because you see it now and not then. You come now with your worldview, and you look at the painting or the sculpture or whatever, and you just understand it now. So in that sense no artwork is old. Also, the aesthetics I like last longer. If you look at the last hundred years, the clean work, the very toned down and reduced work is actually the strongest.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Which artists are you talking about specifically?
THOMAS DEMAND — Look at Rothko, Lichtenstein, whatever. Look at Richard Prince, very hard and very sharp. That is where I locate myself in terms of aesthetics. When I think, "Should I leave something in, should I take it out?" I think that reducing is always better than adding, because everything you add might age really soon.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Is the average visitor to a museum today too focused on the external aesthetic of an artwork?
THOMAS DEMAND — No, but it is the invitation. He will be attracted by the aesthetics. The statistical time people spend in front of an artwork is five seconds. So if you enter a big room and you see two things red over there and you like red, you are going to go for the red and you won't really look at the other things. So in a sense it is inevitable; it's all aesthetics. Because that is what art is about. It has an idea and it finds a form for it. You cannot escape the aesthetics.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Even with a deliberately "ugly" piece of art?
THOMAS DEMAND — Even if you shit on a canvas, it's kind of an aesthetic act. It is just like the abandonment of what we call "aesthetic" in a sense. Aesthetics is inevitable; you cannot run away from it. However, you have this very short moment, the glimpse of an eye when the viewer should get the point why he should walk over there. When you have him there, in the second second of the five seconds, you might give him something that he thought he knows, but then it kind of doesn't deliver. Then you have a doubt.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Which is a good thing?
THOMAS DEMAND — That doubt might involve him a little longer. But it might also be that he just likes the surface. Of course it would be nicer if I could engage him in a dialogue, which in my work would probably be the question why there is no trace of use or detail. The viewer can clearly see that it is a photograph.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Is that why you leave imperfections in the paper models that you photograph? In order to catch somebody's attention in those few seconds?
THOMAS DEMAND — In a sense, but I am not an illusionist. I find it tiring to try to convince people that it really looks like something when it doesn't. That's a pony trick; that's not very interesting.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Is perfection in art even achievable?
THOMAS DEMAND — Perfection is not a fixed idea. It is not a goal or a value. Perfection tends to run away. In the beginning you think perfection is, for instance, a very good print. Then you realize there is always a better print than a good print. But if it's too good then it's getting too slick — in the same way that a sculpture without any trace of how it's made might be perfect in a very conventional sense, but completely imperfect in a conceptual sense.
SVEN SCHUMANN — Where does perfection lie for you?
THOMAS DEMAND — The most beautiful and perfect artwork is the one that has the smallest gesture and the biggest outcome. You want to give the viewer as much as he needs to understand what you're showing, but then cut off. I don't have a problem with people seeing the part that is constructed, the seam of the paper or whatever. That's where perfection lies for me: how much effort you need for what. Of course you can always make it better, but you have to leave it at some point because you can kill things by being too nice, too worked over, and then you end up with a cadaver.
SVEN SCHUMANN — A major component of your work is the way that the viewer's individual associations and memories interact with the image. What gets lost if someone doesn't recognize the place you are referencing?
THOMAS DEMAND — Nothing. It's still the same picture.
SVEN SCHUMANN — But if I recognize the place you are depicting, I would get something different out of it than if I don't, wouldn't I?
THOMAS DEMAND — Yes you do, but on the other hand I cannot say it's better. It's not necessary. The whole museum is full of stuff that we'd need explanations for. We can get these explanations, but we don't have to get them. You can't really say, "If you don't read the biography of Rembrandt, you can't understand any of his pictures." On the other hand if you read a biography of Rembrandt, looking at his art might give you much more pleasure than otherwise. But who am I to tell you what you have to see? I don't know what you see.
SVEN SCHUMANN — But with the advance of technology we have explanations not only for paintings in a museum but for literally everything constantly at our fingertips. Would you agree that the function of our memory is changing because of this?
THOMAS DEMAND — It makes our memory much less reliable, because we don't need it so much anymore. In the past you needed the exact memory of a telephone number because you couldn't reach your girlfriend otherwise. You needed to memorize things in a much more complex and exact way than you do now. Now you know that you can just look it up. You need to remember how to handle technology, but personal memories — who you are, what you want, where you go and all that — I think they're getting softer and softer. You're not depending on the precise reliability of them anymore because you have so many other memorizing gadgets in your pocket.
SVEN SCHUMANN — The way we travel has been hugely affected by that as well.
THOMAS DEMAND — Exactly, I can go to Dubai anytime and know how to get from A to B, which is much easier than it was 10 years ago, because I have a map on my phone. I can immediately Google the best hotel. I don't have to have all the nasty experiences traveling that I had to have 15 years ago. Maybe I've become a part of the group of people who like boutique hotels, and I know if I go to this boutique hotel it will be fine. But that also limits me to a certain part of the world that is guided through the preconfigured experiences of other people.
SVEN SCHUMANN — It takes the exploration out of traveling, which kind of defeats the point.
THOMAS DEMAND — Totally. Nothing is innocent anymore. You don't just walk out and find yourself in a place where you don't know where you are, because you know where you are. You don't have to learn the texture of a city anymore.
SVEN SCHUMANN — I barely even know how to get around the city that I live in anymore.
THOMAS DEMAND — You don't need to.
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Groton Town police officers Tuesday used a stun gun on a city man who police said was high on PCP and dressed only in his underwear and socks when he allegedly approached officers with two knives.
Police said two young children were at the 29 Atlanta Court home during the incident, which led to the arrest of Justin Henderson, 30, of the same address. Henderson appeared in New London court Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to two counts of risk of injury to a minor, second-degree reckless endangerment, second-degree breach of peace and interfering with an officer. He's held in lieu of a court-ordered $80,000 bond and is next to scheduled to appear Dec. 19.
According to a probable cause report, police responded to Atlanta Court around 7:15 p.m. after someone called 911 reporting Henderson had come home after smoking "PCP" and was "acting crazy."
"I am familiar with that address as I responded there on 9/6/11 for the report of a male who had consumed PCP and was naked with a knife," Officer James Bonanno wrote in his report. "On 9/6/11, the male was identified as Justin Henderson."
During last year's incident, police were able to take Henderson, who was in the backyard naked with a knife, into custody after a brief standoff. No one was injured but Henderson was found in April guilty of second-degree reckless endangerment, possession of narcotics and interfering with an officer and put on probation.
On Tuesday police found Henderson inside the doorway of the residence holding an older man by the shoulders. He started yelling vulgarities as officers arrived and wore nothing but underwear and his socks. The officers drew their stun guns, the report says, and Henderson eventually let the man go and went into the house towards the kitchen. When the officers enter the home and ordered Henderson to show his hands, he turned and walked towards the officers with two knives in his hands. One officer used his stun gun and Henderson was taken into custody.
During the incident, Bonanno reported he saw a young boy holding a small dog walk out of the bathroom. The boy, Bonanno wrote, "appeared upset and scared."
While officers waited for an ambulance, Henderson began to "vomit violently." Later discharged from the hospital, police said Henderson told them he had smoked a cigarette dipped in formaldehyde in New London and didn't remember anything after that. Henderson told police he was supposed to be home at 7:15 p.m. to take his son to basketball practice.
Henderson has a lengthy criminal history, including previous drug convictions, carrying a pistol without a permit and second-degree attempted robbery.
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It was not, perhaps, entirely surprising that insurgents would want to demonstrate the scope and reach of their power by carrying out lethal strikes the day after the international great and the good were meeting in Bonn to chart Afghanistan's future.
The attacks showed the relative impotence of the West in Afghanistan when faced with determined terrorists, and the scale of the slaughter was shocking. But what makes this a matter of deep concern is that the Shia community was specifically targeted – the first time such sectarian killings had taken place in a decade of the insurgency, bringing the prospect of another front line opening up in the conflict.
The country's largest Shia population, the Hazaras, have suffered massacres in the hands of the Sunni Taliban during the civil war. The Taliban had argued that the casualties were not due to sectarianism, but because the Hazaras were supporting the Northern Alliance against Mullah Omar's regime. No such excuse can be offered for yesterday's carnage, with the victims in Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif and Kandahar commemorating Ashura, one of the most holy days in the Shia religious calendar.
So who was responsible? The Taliban were quick to deny it was them, condemning the "inhuman acts", and there is nothing to suggest their involvement. A recent study of the movement did note, however, a growth of communal and tribal tension and put the blame (apart from the standard castigation of the US) on two of the country's neighbours, patently Sunni Pakistan and Shia Iran.
Some have already made up their minds about where the guilt lies. When the news of the attack broke in Bonn yesterday morning, a member of the Afghan delegation to the conference declared bitterly: "Another gift from our Pakistani neighbours."
There seems to be no logical reason why Pakistan and Iran should start a proxy religious war. Sectarian bombings and shootings are, however, rife in Pakistan with Sunni militants, including the Pakistani Taliban, carrying out repeated attacks on Shias. Al Qa'ida, headquartered in Pakistan, have also been involved in attacks and it was al-Qa'ida in Mesopotamia, led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, which started the bloodiest Muslim sectarian war in recent times, in Iraq.
The savage strife in Iraq between Sunnis and Shias resulted in the US-led coalition forces getting a respite of sorts, so focused were the two factions on killing each other. Yesterday's bombings do not mean that Afghanistan will necessarily go the way of Iraq and British and American troops will face less danger. But the introduction of such an incendiary factor in an already brutal conflict will be met with grave foreboding by a population already battered by years of relentless violence.
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Albion Online on My Radar for May 2015
I will start first with the heavy-hitter in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. This game is a huge open world fantasy world that I can't wait to explore. I have played just a short amount of The Witcher 2, but enough to know that I want to play CD Projekt Red's most ambitious game yet. Plenty of hours and quests to keep me busy as we enter the summer months. It will likely take up most of my gaming time, but that's a good thing. Here's what I'm excited for:
Up next is a game that jumped up on the Steam's early access release schedule for May. Tree of Life is a sandbox MMORPG that really has never been put together like this before. It's been in heavy beta testing and development for that past 3 years, and at first glance it looks very promising. Basically as the video shows, you start off with your fists and a desire to go out and explore the surrounding environment. Eventually you may team up with other players to build small or large scale towns. Here are some key features that have been confirmed so far:
Hey so there's a new MOBA in town called Heroes of the Storm. Even better it's a new MOBA by Blizzard. Check out some fast-paced action, tactics, and minor rage as my party and I attempt to annihilate the enemy. Directly off my twitch stream, if you want to catch more head on over to my chan ...
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Allergic disorders are a major global health burden affecting up to 40% of the world population. Common biologic pathways underlie allergic diseases such as asthma, AD, FA and EE with the epithelium being a link. Indeed, epithelial cells are increasingly recognized as critical participants in the pathogenesis of allergic inflammation. As such, studies are needed to further elucidate the epithelial genes and pathways that contribute to allergic inflammation. This is underscored by the fact that there is currently no asthma therapy that specifically targets the epithelium. In the last cycle of funding, we utilized a novel unbiased strategy, which combined expression profiling of nasal epithelial cells from patients with asthma, population differences in asthma prevalence, and genetic association studies, to identify epithelial genes that contributed to childhood asthma. We identified several epithelial genes with previously unrecognized roles in asthma. Further analyses of these genes suggest that some of these genes are specific to one epithelial surface and are associated with one allergic disease, while others are common to multiple epithelial surfaces and allergic disorders. Collectively, our data suggest that depending on the target organ/mucosal surface, there are common and distinct epithelial genes and pathways that contribute to allergic inflammation. The Identification of the epithelial genes and pathways, which predispose individuals to specific or shared allergic disorders, will empower the search for novel therapeutics aimed specifically at the epithelial surface, and the development of treatment strategies that are optimized for allergic disorders alone and/or in combination. In the prior cycle, we studied children with asthma and/or AR. In this application, we propose to extend our genetic approach to test the hypothesis that allergy-driven epithelial genes Identified in the prior cycle of funding (SERPINB3/4, KIF3A, DNAH5, SPRR2B, ADCY2, PDE4B, PLAU, EGFR) will demonstrate unique and overlapping associations with asthma, atopic dermatitis, and/or food allergy in children and that the genetic contribution of these genes is modified by epistatic interactions with epithelial genes critical in maintaining the integrity of the mucosal barrier and/or promoting Th2 responses.
Allergic disorders are a major global health burden affecting up to 40% of the world population. Common biologic pathways underlie allergic diseases with the epithelium being a link. The proposed studies are highly significant because they will identify epithelial genes and pathways that promote allergic disease. This information will provide a basis for improved phenotyping and optimized treatment strategies for allergic disorders.
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European Innovation Partnership combines Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), energy management and transport management to come up with innovative solutions to the major environmental, societal and health challenges facing European cities today. With the aim of coming up with scalable and transferable solutions to contribute to the EU's 20/20/20 climate action goals, it looks to reduce high energy consumption, green-house-gas emissions, bad air quality and congestion of roads. The Partnership aims to overcome bottlenecks impeding the changeover to smart cities, to co-fund demonstration projects and to help coordinate existing city initiatives and projects, by pooling its resources together. It ultimately looks to establish strategic partnerships between industry and European cities to develop the urban systems and infrastructures of tomorrow.
The Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform is one of the two governance bodies of the Smart Cities and Communities European Industrial Partnership (EIP). Together with the High Level Group (supported by its Sherpa Group), but from a bottom-up perspective, the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform contributes to the discussion about Smart Cities in Europe. On 5th June, during the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform Annual Conference taking place in Budapest, DG MOVE, DG ENER and DG CONNECT will organize an event dedicated to the EIP and its actors.
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From the time a trial is opened, the Chief Justice of the United States presides in the Senate chamber. The present Chief Justice, William Rehnquist, 72, is a specialist in constitutional law and has made a special study of impeachment. He is held in high regard by fellow lawyers but also in awe as a stickler for procedure - and quiet.
There was some confusion about how he should be addressed, with Mr President, Mr Presiding Officer, and Your Honour mooted. It was decided he should be addressed as Mr Chief Justice. One of the rules altered for the Bill Clinton trial is the timetable. On most days proceedings are to start at 1pm rather than noon, to accommodate Mr Rehnquist's Supreme Court commitments. He has also been allocated an office at the Senate, equipped, for the first time, with a telephone.
The prosecution is represented by the 13 "managers" appointed by the House of Representatives, who will sit on the left of the chamber. All are Republicans, all are lawyers and all are on the Judiciary Committee, which formulated articles of impeachment against Mr Clinton in the House. They are led by Henry Hyde, who chaired the Judiciary Committee proceedings.
On the right of the chamber at the front sits the President's defence counsel - seven lawyers, led by Charles Ruff. Mr Ruff, White House chief counsel, summed up Mr Clinton's case in the House and will do the same in the Senate. Special tables have been made for each team.
The 100 senators, acting as jurors, have been given written guidelines for their comportment. They will sit on either side of the chamber: Republicans on the right, Democrats on the left. They must remain silent; whispering is ruled out, though no punishment has been set. They may ask questions and raise objections but only in writing and only through the presiding judge. They must ensure phones neither ring nor bleep.
They must rise "silently" when the Chief Justice arrives and leaves. When votes are cast, each senator must rise in turn and state their vote.
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a word about trust on in the blogsphere and social media in general, there is considerable discussion about how businesses can tap into these conversations. another angle is the practice of paying bloggers which some say is no different
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My apologies - I am having the damndest time getting the links to work. You can click on the Weekly Articles tag for previous issues: Share and Share Alike - Todd Defren of PR-Squared brings up a good point that sharing information is integral part of social media. Best Buy and Customer Service in the Same Sentence? MarketingPilgrim writes about a good customer experience. The tons of comments seems to indicate that the typical experience is less than stellar. But who knows, maybe Best Buy will start with business customers, which may slowly invade the in-store experience. You're Invited But.
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In a recent blog post, Jim Nail, chief strategy and marketing officer at Cymfony, wrote about a study that provocatively proclaims "Spending on Conversational Marketing will Outpace Traditional Marketing by 2012
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I have a great email marketing tip for everyone this week based on a real email campaign. As part of this campaign, an email was sent out to all customers asking them to fill out a survey. The first email used a generic personalization method. This meant that the email came from a VP which only some of the recipients may know. After achieving a decent response after the first email, a follow up email a week later to those who had yet to fill out the survey. Why were response rates so high the second time around? It's all about personalization! I'd appreciate it. This part was "easy". Chad H.
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Malcolm Gladwell's book Blink explains how we can have "rapid cognition" in a blink in a eye. This This can have us intuitively know why something is a fake, perceive a situation in a certain way or jump to a conclusion. have to admit, I had a "blink" moment when I read TechCrunch the other day. They were soliciting questions in advance of their interview with John Edwards. focused on the part about putting questions in the comments section, that I didn't realize that is was related to technology topics. Um - yeah! know, I know. So what did I put in the comments?
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Spec Ops The Line is a narrative driven, 3rd-person military shooter, set in a sandstorm ravaged, war-torn, present day Dubai.
It's been six months since Dubai was wiped off the map by a cataclysmic sandstorm. Thousands of lives have been lost, including those of American soldiers sent to help evacuate the city. Today, the city lies buried under sand - the world's most opulent ruin.
Now, a radio signal is broadcasting from Dubai. A Delta Force team is sent to infiltrate the city and find its source.
Their mission is simple: Locate survivors and radio for evacuation. What they find is a city in the grip of a violent struggle for control. In order to fulfil their mission, they'll have to find the man at the heart of this madness - the elusive Col. John Konrad.
- A billionaire's playground destroyed: Cataclysmic sandstorm stricken, devastated Dubai. What was once the rich's personal playground, is now the world's most opulent and extravagant shooting gallery and warzone.
- A military rescue mission: What starts as a straightforward mission, quickly goes bad, and turns into an all out fight for survival. Who really is the one that needs rescuing?
- Take cover, and take charge: Use Dubai and it's surroundings to take cover, hiding from enemy attacking and flanking. Order your squadmates to attack, heal, flank, grenade, and help with survival.
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The Influence of Temperature and Season on Mitogen-Induced Proliferation of Ground Squirrel Lymphocytes
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Lymphocyte proliferation is a prerequisite for most aspects of the mammalian acquired immune response. Splenic lymphocytes from golden-mantled ground squirrels collected at different phases of hibernation were stimulated in vitro with several mitogens to measure proliferative ability at several temperatures. No differences were seen in lymphocyte proliferation at any of the temperatures tested between animals at different stages of hibernation. No proliferation was detected at 5°C. T cell mitogens induced significantly higher proliferation at 37°C than at 27°C in lymphocytes from both summer and hibenrating animals. A B cell mitogen induced similar proliferation at both 27° and 37°C in cells from summer and hibernating animals. Lymphoocyte proliferation appears to be highly temperature-dependent in both summer and hibernating animals. Therefore, interbout arousals are essential for the production of a successful acquired immune response during hibernation.
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hat kind of university would you like to go to? An inner-city campus with live music and wild parties? A leafy, old-fashioned campus that's been honing minds for centuries? The closest one to home - or the furthest away?
There are more than 100 universities in Britain, many offering the same degrees. Each has a unique character and a different style of teaching; some excel in sports, others in social life. This is why university open days are so useful: it's your chance to nose around the campus and find out if it's the right place for you.
Most open days take place in June and July, with the dates advertised on the university's website. Some require you to book a place, which usually can be done online. All universities offer a general open day, with guided tours of the campus and a chance to chat to lecturers at departmental stands set up in a big hall. This can be useful if you are still making up your mind what you want to study.
If you have already decided that, it's probably better to go to the departmental open days, where there is an in-depth talk on the course structure, and the opportunity to explore the facilities, hear a sample lecture and meet students and see projects they have been working on.
This year, the University of Warwick's Manufacturing and Engineering Department will be hosting robot football, with 11-a-side robot teams built by fourth- year students. Goldsmiths music department is hosting soul gospel and modern jazz workshops, while at Nottingham's new School of Veterinary Science, you can try out the "lambing simulator" that will be used to train students to treat pregnant sheep.
Lindsay McCartney, 17, from Parkmain High in Erskine, Scotland, found the departmental open day at the Glasgow Art School a huge help. "We got to walk around all the studios and we met the students and saw their work. It made you realise you need to put a lot of effort into your work," McCartney says. "At universities it's more about your grades, but at the arts school its about your ideas and potential."
In fact, McCartney decided to retract her application as she didn't feel prepared enough, and has registered for a portfolio-building course at a local college. She plans to apply for the art school next year.
To get the most out of your visit, go prepared with questions. For instance, you might already know what grades you need to get in, but what kind of personality do you need to enjoy the course - and the career that follows. The open day is a great chance to discuss this with the course lecturers.
You can ask about how you'll be examined - will it be exam-based, essay-based, oral exams? Universities have different modes of assessment and you might want one that best suits your way of thinking.
Other questions are: how big will the classes be? Will there be a chance to spend a year studying abroad? What kind of bursaries and scholarships do they have? Do they have links with local industry so you could do work experience? And if there may be an interview, you can ask how many people will question you, and what will they look for?
It's not all about study. This will be your home for the next three or four years. And you need to ask yourself: do I like it? Could I live here? Do I like the halls of residence? How far are they from campus? Would I feel safe at night? Do I like the town? Is there good transport? Do I like the weather? Many first-year students drop out because they chose the wrong place. That's a mistake you don't need to make if you ask the right questions on an open day.
Prospective Oxford and Cambridge students can actually spend a night in the universities' college halls of residence. It costs between £5 and £15 for the night - no parents allowed - and you get a real sense of what it would be like to be there.
Sheffield University offers a similar experience; students stay in halls of residence the night before the open day, at a cost of £19. And Liverpool offers tours of the city centre.
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Back to the hotel for a short rest then eight of us went into town by taxi. Lots of buildings with decorative lighting, lots of neon lighting and massive televisions on the sides of buildings. We went into a large shopping complex, similar to large complexes at home but more modern and quirky displays. The only night I didn't have my camera on me.
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We set off from our hostel and headed through the small town, taking note of the bunches and bunches of freshly cut bamboo, alongside some which had been dried. The bamboo chutes are cut in a diagonal slice, presumably with a machete. It was interesting to see how each segment of the bamboo is hollow. It birthed an ambition in me to create some bowls and cups, ...
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Went to a village at Wuzhen in Hangzhou ( population of 8 million people). Our tour included a stop at a Batik workshop where you watched the creation of a batik design. China has learned quickly from U.S. Marketing. After the tour you exit into a gift shop! Having ...
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... behind them intricate different paths that don't always work well together. These thoughts push me to think about our society and our contradictions which are difficult to catch since I am submerged in them. As one of my old anthropology professors said in one of his brilliant book ("Noi primitivi" - Francesco Remotti) we need to do a "giro lungo" (long tour) meeting different cultures, going far away from our house to better understand ourself.
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LOL, it doesn't take long. 148 for what it's worth.
138 per this test.
When I was in grade school, I took some IQ tests to see if I was dumb or just lazy. I did a 136 then. In college I took another one and scored 132. School was killing my brain!
I got 81. No surprise there.
Well I did'nt take this one, I'm just tired of thinking today. But about 5 years ago at the insistence of my daughter I took a real IQ test. 2 days and came out at 185... Needless to say I was shocked and out 300 bucks..
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I'm up to 67 and if I take it a few more times I could probably do better.
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The 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards happened last night but nobody cared. Rappers, chains and shoutouts pretty much sum up what we can assume happened without even putting ourselves through the torture. The prime reason anyone tunes into the show is to catch the cyphers and, thankfully, the Internet makes it so we can catch those without ever having subjecting ourselves to the rest of f*ckery. So here are the high points of the awards show, the cyphers, broken down even further into the highs and lows of each one. Thank us later.
Shady 2.0 (Eminem, Yelawolf & Slaughterhouse)
1. Sweet and Sour Baby Jesus. This was the best thing to happen to BET since they brought back The Game and we thought it wouldn't suck.
2. As someone that's been a fan of Yela for a while now, it never gets old to see him next to Eminem.
3. It's virtually impossible to determine who had the best outing out of the first five rappers. They each turned in verses that would have murdered just about every other rapper's cypher on the show.
4. Slight edge goes to "you might as well do the Jada and leave a Will" from Crooked I for line of the cypher.
5. Yes, Eminem still has it. The look on Joell's face as Em dives into that last onslaught is priceless.
Joe isn't doing a good job of making anyone feel sympathy for him about the whole Esther Baxter situation. I've lost tons of respect for him for the way he's handled it and posing by Royce while he drops punchlines about it didn't help. That's just me, though. Feel free to feel however you want to about it.
Bonus: The Shady cypher was so strong, we want to share the audio so you can save it for future reference. Click here to download the mp3 version.
Big K.R.I.T., Tech N9ne, Machine Gun Kelly, Kendrick Lamar & B.o.B
1. Obviously K.R.I.T. didn't get the memo that cyphers were for frivolous sh*ttalking as he dropped some absolute gems about home cooked meals and death. Those were album quality bars.
2. Kendrick Lamar made it look so easy. No, it wasn't his hardest verse ever but it was still full of memorable lines.
3. B.o.B. just keeps getting better. From No Genre to now, he's been on a quiet, but unbelievable streak. And his line about Martha Stewart? Brilliant.
Machine Gun Kelly. You're not happening. #Hurtswhenlisten
Reek Da Villain, 2 Chainz, Busta Rhymes & Ludacris
1. That's the Busta Rhymes we know and love. I don't mind the quick flow used sparingly, but he kind of jumped the shark with the "I be killin and I be illin and I be chillin" stuff he's been doing. But the charismatic, funny, clever Busta is what brought him to the dance. Let's get more of that.
2. Luda is Mr. Consistent. He was made for outings like this.
If you wanted a visual example of the difference between a star and a good rapper, look at this video. 2Chainz and Reek did a decent job but Busta and Luda's charisma sent their verses over the top.
Lady of Rage, Blind Fury, Dom Kennedy & Skillz
Maybach Music Group's Wale, Pill, Stalley, Meek Mill & Rick Ross
1. Drinking game: take a shot every time Rick Ross lifts his hands over his head like he's trying not to foul someone.
2. I'm so incredibly intrigued by Stalley's inclusion in MMG. He seems out of place but fits in whenever he drops music with them. His verse was spectacular, but you should have already known that. Please tell me you're not still sleeping on ITM.
3. Shots fired from Pill? Regardless, he continues to wreck shop and the cypher was no different.
4. Again, charisma wins out and Rick has it in spades.
Something about Wale just isn't connecting like it should. Word is, his album is great, but he's like Ochocinco with the Patriots. You know there's talent but the connection isn't happening.
Nitty Scott, Lecrae, Sporano & Estelle
Nitty Scott is pretty decent. She started off slow, but got her footing and offered a solid few bars.
*Yawn* The new generation one is generally skippable and this is no exception.
Ace Hood, Kevin McCall, Tyga & Chris Brown
Are you f*cking kidding me?
1. Chris Brown rapping about "probation" like he's hardcore is a crock of sh*t especially when that probation came from beating up a chick.
2. Is Chris Brown a decent rapper? Not at all. Putting him with an all-star cast of fellow sh*tty rappers only made him seem less sh*tty. But it's still one big fecal freestyle after another.
3. This reminds me of those AAU tournaments and the good teams would have to sit in the gym while the younger and worse teams would have to play each other. Shady 2.0 had their warmups on watching and laughing at these scrubs. This is three minutes of Mediocrity 101. And there are more albums sold in this cypher than the one with K.R.I.T., Kendrick and B.o.B. Think about that and enjoy your day.


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Recent revelations of significant financial ties between the Brookings Institution and Qatar's government are raising new questions about the policy positions of the influential Washington think tank—including one top scholar's writings about an al Qaeda-linked group, known as Ahrar al-Sham, that is funded by a terrorist financier linked to the Qatari royal family.
The New York Times reported earlier this month that Qatar has pledged a $14.8 million, four-year donation to Brookings, making it the "single biggest foreign donor" to the think tank. That money will help finance Brookings' Doha Center in Qatar and its project on U.S. relations with the Islamic world.
The director of the project, William McCants, also served from 2009 to 2011 as a senior adviser to the State Department on countering violent extremism. In January of this year—a month after the State Department said it was open to meeting with the Islamic Front rebel alliance in Syria, which reportedly never took place—McCants co-authored a Foreign Affairs piece in which he argued that President Barack Obama might want to hold off on designating one of the Front's most important militias, Ahrar al-Sham, as a terrorist group.
McCants admitted that a leading figure and co-founder of the group, Abu Khalid al-Suri, recently "published a statement praising bin Laden and al Qaeda's current chief, Ayman al-Zawahiri." Suri proved that "as has long been rumored, al Qaeda and Ahrar al-Sham are joined at the hip," McCants wrote.
Still, McCants expressed concerns that labeling Ahrar al-Sham as a terrorist organization would hinder the transport of U.S. humanitarian aid throughout rebel-controlled regions of Syria. The Islamic Front, including Ahrar al-Sham, was also the "best hope in Syria for defeating" the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS), he argued. The sub-headline of the article described Ahrar al-Sham as "an al Qaeda-linked group worth befriending."
Additionally, he claimed that Hassan Abboud, another leader and co-founder of Ahrar al-Sham, "has never endorsed bin Laden's vision of a global jihad."
What McCants did not mention in the piece is that in December, the Treasury Department sanctioned a Qatar-based terrorist facilitator who gave nearly $600,000 to Suri—the co-founder of Ahrar al-Sham. Suri was al Qaeda's representative in Syria, the department said. The Qatari terrorist financier who was sanctioned, Abd al-Rahman bin 'Umayr al-Nu'aymi, advised the Qatari royal family and government-backed foundations in Qatar on charitable giving, the Washington Post reported.
McCants' stance on not identifying the al Qaeda-linked Ahrar al-Sham as a terrorist organization raises potential conflict of interest concerns for Brookings.
David Nassar, vice president of communications for Brookings, said in an emailed statement that "no donor influenced the conclusions made by Dr. McCants and his two co-authors in the [Foreign Affairs] article."
"Brookings has strict guidelines in place to ensure the independence of our scholars' research and prevent donors from influencing our scholarly work," he said. "William McCants and his coauthors (one of which is a former FBI agent who has nothing to do with Qatar or Brookings) did not flatly counsel the president against designating Ahrar al-Sham a terrorist organization or argue that the group did not pose a threat. The authors plainly saw Ahrar al-Sham as a long-term threat because of its association with al Qaeda."
"As they say in the concluding paragraph: 'None of this is to suggest that the United States should sit idly by and allow Ahrar al-Sham to grow unchecked. Its obvious sympathies to al Qaeda certainly augur ill for the future,'" Nassar added. "They urged the President to consider the need to deal with ISIS when deciding how to deal with Ahrar al-Sham."
When asked by the Washington Free Beacon after a Bipartisan Policy Center event on Tuesday whether Qatar's donations influenced his writings, McCants referred a reporter to Nassar's statement but added, "Absolutely not."
McCants acknowledged in a January interview with McClatchy that if the United States designated Ahrar al-Sham as a terrorist organization, it could "put the U.S. at odds with Qatar, Ahrar's main state sponsor."
Reports also raise doubts about McCants' contention that Abboud, a top leader of Ahrar al-Sham who was killed earlier this month, did not subscribe to the global jihad ideology of al Qaeda. Abboud was a close confidant of Suri, the Ahrar al-Sham co-founder who had extensive relations with Osama bin Laden and was killed in February.
Other Brookings scholars have written favorably about Abboud.
Charles Lister, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Doha Center, wrote in the Huffington Post earlier this month that he had held "over two years of periodic discussions" with Abboud before his death. Abboud was a "conflicted academically minded individual" who veered between support for jihad and more moderate goals, Lister said.
"He was almost certainly a crucial barrier preventing young Syrian Ahrar al-Sham fighters from joining al Qaeda [Jabhat al-Nusra] or even ISIS," Lister wrote about Abboud.
Abboud also gave an exclusive interview in December to Al Jazeera, the TV network owned by Qatar's government.
The U.S. military announced this morning that Qatar had played a supporting role in last night's strikes targeting ISIL in Syria, but unlike Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, it did not directly take part in the attacks.
U.S. officials have raised concerns for years about Qatar's inability to crack down on terrorist financing from within its borders. A leaked State Department cable from 2007 noted that Qatar's government gave its "tacit blessing" to a conference for Somali activists hosted by Nu'aymi, the terrorist sponsor who was "closely watched because of his hard-line tendencies."
"The Qataris have a recent history of seeking mediation roles in regional conflicts [Palestine, Lebanon], usually on the side of the groups the U.S. opposes [Hamas, Hezbollah]," the cable said.
Martin Indyk, director of Brookings' Foreign Policy Program, was criticized in his role as U.S. special envoy for the recent Israeli-Palestinian negotiations after he asked the Jewish state to make unilateral concessions. Indyk worked with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who openly drew the scorn of Israeli officials over the summer by meeting with Hamas' allies Turkey and Qatar to resolve the Gaza conflict.
A 2009 leaked cable said Qatar had "adopted a largely passive approach to cooperating with the U.S. against terrorist financing" and added that its "overall level of [counterterrorism] cooperation with the U.S. is considered the worst in the region."
More recent reports have been just as critical of Qatar. The State Department's Country Reports on Terrorism for 2013 said Qatari terrorist financiers remained a "significant terrorist financing risk and may have supported terrorist groups in countries such as Syria."
David Cohen, the Treasury Department's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, also blasted the "permissive terrorist financing environment" of Qatar in a March speech.
"The recipients of these funds are often terrorist groups, including al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate, al-Nusra Front, and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant [ISIL], the group formerly known as al Qaeda in Iraq [AQI]," he said.


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Has it been abandoned or have you just binned it?
edit - cricinfo says it starts again soon
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D/L throwing up no surprises with a very generous target as expected.
Was West bowling seamers?
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This should be a stroll in the park for Ireland. England playing 2 frontline pacers in Sidebottom and Bresnan which is pretty much putting a gun to your head in any situation, let alone in these conditions. Im guessing this is an official game?
Yep it's a proper ODI
The D/L target is indeed very generous, I'm wondering yet again what possessed Collingwood to choose to bat at the toss. It's balanced out a touch though because the Ireland side is far better suited to chasing 200 in 50 overs. All 11 can bat and score runs but only a couple can slog when required.
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