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An Evolutionary Model of Reciprocity
Despite the pervasiveness of reciprocal behavior, it has received little attention in the economic literature. In this paper, I consider an evolutionary model of reciprocity. The main findings of this paper are that evolution can support reciprocal behavior for the fraction of population, which is insensitive to the stakes involved, but is sensitive to the cohesiveness of the relationships. These findings match stylized facts learned from experimental and field studies of reciprocity.
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Good morning, I just downloaded the elearn Fiat Linea and I found the inability to access the contents of elearn because repair manual does not open : after all the steps ( language selection , destination folder C etc . ) , it finally shows " INSERT CD ROM WITH DATA " ( l ' icon in the shape of the cd - rom ) and does not open anything . I have done something wrong or the manual was loaded wrong ? Thank you in advance for your reply.
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Republicans are ready to spend $50 Billion on redoubling border security. Part of it will be adding 20,000 or more Federal Employees or at least well paid jobs! President Barack Obama fought for years to get paltry stimulus after the first stimulus in 2009, but he could not succeed. But now, he is getting a small stimulus without asking! If it is coming at the cost of denying ObamaCare for Tourists and international Students; well he will be ready to pay that price. Strange ways of Politics.
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I am currently trying to test a Java based product. The dialog boxes used are of class SunAwtFrame. The controls placed within the dialog box like the radio button or the pop down list are not recognised. I was suggested to include the file SilkTest_java2.jar in the class path which didnt work too. Is there a fix for this ? I am using ST version 5.0.3 .
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Being on Facebook is a love—hate relationship for many of us. I love many of the things I can see and learn on Facebook, but there's no way in the world that I can keep up with all the news from all my Facebook "friends." And honestly, I hate some of the things I see on Facebook — things that range from disappointing to hurtful.
One thing that I absolutely do love, though, is some of the memes that people post. For those not familiar with what a "meme" (rhymes with dream) is, here's the definition from Wikipedia: "an idea, behavior, or style that spreads from person to person within a culture." A "meme" can be an image or a video or even a clever hashtag, but one of the most common is a picture with a caption written across it. Sometimes the picture helps illustrate the caption. Other times the caption makes an ordinary picture funny or a funny picture even funnier.
I thought a fun blog post would be one with some of my favorite memes I've seen.
A lot of memes have been done using a picture of Willy Wonka. The look on his face makes whatever snarky caption is displayed all the snarkier. I especially like this one, in light of today's post:
Meme makers often use easily recognizable pictures from movies, like the following one.
Another type of meme uses pictures of famous people or easily recognizable faces.
This next meme reminded me of our recent trip to and from Michigan.
Here's one I saw recently and put out on Facebook.
I commented that it would be more likely that the people in the water would be taking selfies with the sinking ship in the background.
Some memes are good vehicles for delivering puns. (Imagine my liking something like that!)
Here's a meme done in a very different style, but humorous nonetheless.
Pictures of kids make great memes.
Here are loads of memes using the next kid's picture. They're mostly about succeeding at one thing or another The boy's face and fist pump are perfect for rejoicing over a success.
Pictures of animals are also very popular.
The use of a picture of a sloth is subtle, isn't it?
I like the next one. It makes me think of people who either have photographic memories or who spend too much time online.
Some animal pics help deliver puns.
Some help deliver some not only puns, but also some things totally geeky.
Pictures of dogs are good for memes.
There really was a dog in that picture!
Speaking of which, pictures of cats are particular favorites of people who makes memes. Cats in repose...
Cats in action...
And cats in character...
Here's one I love because of the German.
That German word is a shop where you can rent floor sanding machines.
Here's another fun one for people who love language and grammar, with a little punning thrown into the mix.
If you want to make some memes of your own, here are some sites where you can do it for free. (DISCLAIMER: There may be images that aren't to your liking.)
As a final thought, I have to say that I am disappointed at the spelling and grammar in many memes, and in Facebook statuses actually. This meme addresses that.
So if you try your hand at meme making and don't want Santa to bring you a dictionary for Christmas, be careful with your spelling. Who knows, your meme could go viral, errors and all!
I am trying to make the most of my final week of summer break. This coming Monday we teachers at BJU will be returning to our offices and to In-Service. I'm looking forward to the new school year, for sure, but this has been a very nice summer vacation too. Sigh! 🙂
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The core of learning is project-based according to a unit system made up of eight architectural design studios (ADS) with a unique set of concerns, methods and critical frameworks. Each ADS has approximately sixteen students with first- and second-year students working alongside each other.
First year students work on a live project, and a studio project within a pedagogical framework established by studio tutors. These projects form the foundation for the technical studies course and fulfil RIBA GC1, GC8 and GC9. The studio is complemented by history & theory and media studies courses. The College-wide CHS course provides a broader social and cultural context related to the design disciplines and fine arts.
Second-year students work on a project-based thesis compromising a design brief and design project. The year culminates with an exhibition of work at the degree show.
The RCA provides a unique environment for postgraduate art and design students to reflect upon their own practice, and to engage with students from their own and other disciplines. The role of Critical & Historical Studies (CHS) is to support the studio programmes in enabling these critical engagements to take place. The courses offered by CHS to first year studio-based MA students propose an intellectual framework within which they can begin to establish a coherent relationship between theory and practice.
In the autumn and spring terms there are a series of College-wide seminars and lectures. The autumn term series will relate to your particular discipline (though it is possible to elect to join a series being offered to students on other programmes) whereas the spring term series will be more broad-based and cross-disciplinary in nature.
In the spring and summer terms, a CHS tutor will give you individual tutorials to support the development of a dissertation which is submitted *at the end of the Summer Term.* The dissertation should be between 6,000–10,000 words in length – this is a major piece of work and you will be not be able to submit for the Final Examination until you have passed this assessment.
City Design is a new 15-month MA programme starting in September 2017. The programme is aimed at a new generation of architects and urban designers interested in the radical transformation of cities and the societies that are shaped by them. It proposes a new multi-scalar approach to urban design education that unites architectural, technological and scientific research.
Project-based studio work forms the core of activity for the the first three terms, with complementary technical, historical, theoretical and case study seminars occurring in parallel. Group work is encouraged and considered an important introduction to the inherently collaborative process of city design. During Term 4 students complete an Independent Research Project (60 credits) as an individual submission where they will have the opportunity to work with and get feedback on their detailed design proposal/thesis from urban and city design practitioners. Workshops focus on new spatial epistemologies, especially systems of representation, visualisation and calculation. History theory subjects examine alternative models for the city throughout history, focusing on the way social and political ambitions have become spatialised.
Environmental Architecture is a new 15-month MA programme starting in September 2017. The programme is aimed at an emerging generation of designers interested in the widespread and far reaching transformation of environments and landscapes. It proposes a new multi-scalar approach to environmental and landscape education that unites spatial, technological and scientific research. The course is design led and project-based as well as connected to practice in London through an innovative partnership scheme.
Project-based studio work forms the core of activity for the the first three terms, with complementary technical studies seminars and workshops occurring in parallel. Group work is encouraged and considered an important introduction to the inherently collaborative process of architecture and environmental design. During Term 4 students complete an Independent Research Project (60 credits) as an individual submission where they will have the opportunity to work with and get feedback on their detailed design proposal from landscape design professionals, environmental scientists, lawyers, consultants and activists. Workshops focus on new spatial epistemologies, especially systems of representation, visualisation and calculation. History theory subjects examine alternative models of ecology, landscape and environmental thinking throughout history, focusing on the way social and political ambitions have become spatialised
The School of Architecture currently provides research specialism in the areas of Architecture & Media, City Design, Social Movements and Future of Work, which are seen as essential to contemporary architectural and urban research. However, the programme welcomes strong applications for other fields of interest as well as traditional academic research.
The Master's of Research (MRes) RCA is a full-time, one-year programme that offers early-career research students the opportunity to develop and demonstrate mastery in the theory, methods and practice of research within an art and design environment. MRes RCA degrees are offered in four Schools (Communication, Design, Fine Art and Humanities) and are designed to provide early-career researchers with the intellectual, technical and professional tools with which to complete high-quality research projects, whether at doctoral level or within the cultural and creative industries, working across traditional sociocultural, disciplinary and sectoral boundaries.
MRes RCA programmes are delivered through a combination of: structured learning, comprising of lectures and master-classes by practitioners and senior academics; workshop classes based around a set task (a 'brief'); tutorled seminar classes where students will be asked to reflect on material that they have read or studied in advance; and project assignments that support the structured teaching programme.
The programme provides students with the intellectual, technical and professional tools to pursue their own independent research within academia or industry, drawing on the experience and expertise of world-leading researchers across the College. The ethos of the programme will be collaborative, so students should be prepared to engage fully within their peer group, and with established and emerging research communities throughout the College.
In the development of intellectual engagement, students will be encouraged to demonstrate an advanced understanding of the principles of scholarly research within art, design and the humanities; identify robust research questions that interrogate fundamental questions of knowledge creation and exchange; critically analyse and evaluate complex research data; and situate their own research questions in the wider academic context of their field, understanding how their own research builds on and contributes to existing knowledge.
In the development of technical skills, students will be encouraged to: demonstrate an advanced understanding of the tools, methods, theories and techniques of research in Art and Design; experiment in the development, evaluation and presentation of complex research projects; effectively communicate the aims, methodologies and outcomes of their research to a range of different audiences; and effectively explore and articulate the potential of their research to achieve impact beyond the academic sphere.
For professional development, students will be encouraged to: take responsibility for directing their studies through setting goals and managing time and resources effectively; participate as an active, thoughtful and responsible member of a research community; demonstrate an understanding of and sensitivity to the principles and policies of ethical research; effectively plan and manage a complex research project; define their professional identity through self-reflection informed by theoretical, social and cultural awareness; engage constructively with research partners in order to form collaborations that benefit both their research and the partner organisation


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BAGHDAD, Iraq – Three groups of gunmen kidnapped 24 Iraqis from businesses in Baghdad on Tuesday, while a car bomb exploded south of the capital as police exchanged fire with two homicide bombers at a police station, wounding a dozen people, officials said.
The attacks follow two days of violence that left 151 people dead, including 16 killed Sunday in a U.S.-Iraqi raid that Shiite officials said took place in a mosque. Shiite politicians halted negotiations on a new government in response.
Tuesday's abductions occurred separately but within the same half-hour period, the Interior Ministry said.
Fifteen gunmen wearing military uniforms but arriving in civilian cars stormed the Moussa Bin Nasir Exchange Co. in the southwest Harthiyah neighborhood about 1 p.m., kidnapping six people and stealing tens of thousands of dollars, police said.
About the same time, seven gunmen in civilian clothes ran into a Daewoo International electronics store downtown and abducted three employees, including the store manager, police said. A half-hour later, masked gunmen in military uniforms and helmets stormed a different branch of the same company in eastern Baghdad, seizing 15 employees, Lt. Col. Falah al-Mohammedawi said. They also arrived in civilian cars.
The kidnappings came a day after gunmen abducted 16 employees of an Iraqi trading company in the upscale Mansour neighborhood in western Baghdad. Those gunmen also wore uniforms and masks when they entered the headquarters of the Saeed Import and Export Co. Police said they went through papers and computer files before taking away their captives, al-Mohammedawi said.
Rafidh Salim Saleh, a Saeed worker who avoided capture, said the company had been in Iraq more than 30 years and was involved with an electricity project south of Baghdad. He said a motive for the abductions was not known.
"The company has no political or terrorist ties," he said. "We don't even keep a gun."
In Tuesday's car bombing, two men drove up to the police station in Iskandariyah and started firing machine guns at police, who fired back, hitting one of the assailants before the car blew up, police Lt. Col. Khalil Abdul-Ridha said.
Eleven police and a female bystander were wounded, he said. A series of mortar rounds then hit the police station, but nobody was hurt, he said.
A curfew was imposed Tuesday on the northern city of Beiji, site of the nation's largest oil refinery. Local military officials said they were trying to prevent more violence after seven people were killed in the city last week.
In other violence, gunmen attacked a car carrying Iraqi contractors in Tikrit, 80 miles north of Baghdad, killing two and wounding one, police Capt. Hakim al-Azzawi said. The men provided services to U.S. troops, al-Azzawi said.
Gunmen trying to kill a Tikrit council member killed his son instead, police said. Three Iraqis in the southern city of Nasiriyah died in a blast as they tried to plant a bomb at the house of an Iraqi journalist working for the U.S.-funded Iraqi television station Alhurra, the head of the Nasiriyah journalists' union said.
Police discovered 17 corpses of men who were handcuffed and shot in the head in west and south Baghdad. Fourteen of those were dumped under a bridge, police said.
Gunmen killed one person and wounded another as they drove down a highway in southern Baghdad, police said.
A roadside bomb targeting a police patrol exploded in the northern city of Kirkuk, wounding four policemen and two children walking to school, police said. Several other bombs in Baghdad and the northern towns of Baqouba and Samarra wounded 15 others.
The firestorm of recrimination over Sunday's raid in northeastern Baghdad will likely make it harder for Shiite politicians to control their more belligerent followers as sectarian violence boils over. A unity government involving Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds is a benchmark for U.S. hopes of starting to withdraw troops this summer.
There were conflicting accounts from Iraqis and the Americans about the raid. Iraqi police, Shiite militia officials and major politicians have all said the structure attacked was the al-Mustafa mosque. But the U.S. military disputed this, saying no mosques were entered and that the raid targeted a building used by "insurgents responsible for kidnapping and execution activities."
In a conference call with reporters early Tuesday, Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, deputy commander in Iraq, and Maj. Gen. J.D. Thurman, commander of the 4th Infantry Division, which controls Baghdad, said 25 U.S. forces were in a backup role to 50 Iraqi Special Operations troops.
The generals said the mission was developed by the Iraqis on their intelligence that an Iraqi dental technician, who was kidnapped 12 hours earlier because he could not come up with $20,000, was being held in what they called an office complex.
"It's important to remember we had an Iraqi unit with us, an Iraqi unit of 50 folks and they told us point blank that this was not a mosque," Chiarelli said. "It's not Mustafa mosque. Mustafa mosque is located six blocks north on our maps of this location."
Associated Press reporters who visited the scene identified it as a neighborhood Shiite mosque complex. TV video taken Monday showed crumbling walls and disarray in a compound used as a gathering place for prayer. It was filled with religious posters and strung with banners denouncing the attack.
Earlier, the military said the building had been under U.S. observation for some time and gunmen opened fire as Iraqi special operations troops closed in. It said the troops then killed 16 insurgents and wounded three "during a house-to-house search," detained 18 men, found a significant weapons cache and freed the hostage.
"In our observation of the place and the activities that were going on, it's difficult for us to consider this a place of prayer," said Lt. Col. Barry Johnson, a U.S. military spokesman.
Iraqi police said gunmen fired on the joint U.S.-Iraqi patrol from a position in the neighborhood but not from the mosque.
Police and representatives of radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who holds great sway among poor Shiites in eastern Baghdad, said all those killed were in the complex for evening prayers and none was a gunman. Police put the death toll at 17 — seven members of al-Sadr's militia, seven civilians and three Shiite political activists.
President Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, said an Iraqi-U.S. committee under his supervision would investigate the raid. "Those who are behind this attack must be brought to the justice and punished," he said.
The Baghdad governor said he cut ties with U.S. forces and diplomats, and all 37 members of the Baghdad provincial council suspended cooperation with the United States in reconstruction projects planned for the rest of the year, as well as political and security coordination, said council chairman Moeen al-Khadimi.
In other developments Tuesday, an Internet statement purportedly from the Mujahedeen Shura Council, a militant Sunni Muslim insurgent group, claimed responsibility for a suicide attack Monday near the gate of a U.S.-Iraq military base east of Tal Afar near the Syrian border.
The bomber, wearing an explosives vest killed 40 Iraqis and wounded 30 others, the Defense Ministry said.
The council's statement said the bomber was a Saudi "martyrdom seeker."


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Are You Making These 10 Fatal Mistakes with Your Small Business Website?Posted by Adam_Gottlieb under Online Marketing
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Dear Small Business Owners, some of you really need to revamp your websites! Your website is your home base when it comes to your online presence and your online marketing. But, if you are making these mistakes, then yours could be turning customers away.
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Good points Adam and only the other week a pop up appeared on a website and there was no obvious way of getting rid of it. Needless to say I left. I like the number 10 one as it is one I see a lot and can only think of missed opportunities.
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Hi Susan. Yeah, I've seen a lot of those kind of pop-ups lately as well... Perhaps some site owners can't imagine that a visitor would come and NOT want to click on whatever the pop-up is offering.
And the last example is definitely the saddest because many companies really put up some good content. They're going through most of the motions but are getting very little ROI.
And the last example is definitely the saddest because many companies really put up some good content. They're going through most of the motions but are getting very little ROI.
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Are Skyscrapers Torpedoing the World's Economies?
A new report by Barclays Capital suggests a dark side to the building boom in places like China, India, and Turkey.
Climate Change Crisis Loses Some Urgency in Touring Museum Exhibit
The touring museum show 'Climate Change: The Threat to Life and A New Energy Future,' which wraps up its Istanbul run this weekend, is professionally put-together and well-intentioned, but flawed.
Controversial Third Bosphorus Span in Istanbul Becomes the Bridge that No One Wanted to Build
An 'international funding crunch' does what protests haven't been able to do: deal a serious blow to plans to build a third bridge over Istanbul's Bosphorus Strait.
Eco-Heroes Risk Jail, Censure to Green the Mideast
The Middle East environmental site Green Prophet names 11 eco-heroes for 2011 who are working -- sometimes at great personal risk -- to make the region a cleaner, healthier place.
Turn Over a New Leaf With New Turkish 'Green Pages'
The Turkish website Yeşilist ('Greenie') debuts the English-language edition of its groundbreaking directory of eco-friendly products and services.
'Are You Using GMOs?' Turkish Consumers Ask Top Milk, Dairy, and Chicken Producers
Government approval of 13 varieties of genetically modified corn feed sparks a campaign for consumers' right to know.
Arbitrary, Development-Obsessed Environmental Policy-Making Threatening Turkey's Ecosystems
Turkey's biodiversity crisis hit the pages of both Science and the New York Times this week.
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If you have a Will Ferrell sense of humor, you will love "Semi-Pro." I am someone who prefers Will Ferrell in supporting roles or dramadies. "Semi-Pro" was a formulaic rehashing of every other Will Ferrell movie.
It's a sports movie, the fourth one he's done since 2005 ("Kicking and Screaming" in 2005, "Talladega Nights" in 2006, "Blades of Glory" in 2007). Maybe it's Ferrell's intention to make a sports movie every year until he dies, but to me, it's just rehashing the same story.
Ferrell plays a washed-up popstar/basketball coach/owner/player who is still very full of himself. He yells; he does some slapstick; he thinks he's sexy, but he's not. The best part is when the movie starts and the sound of Ferrell singing "Love Me Sexy" fills the theater. After that, the movie became monotonous, predictable and very, very familiar.
The movie was so formulaic that almost everything that happened in "Semi-Pro" had already happened in another Will Ferrell movie.
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Will wrestles a wild animal, in this case a bear. — In "Talladega Nights" he wrestles a giant cat.
He's full of himself. — "Anchorman," "Talladega Nights," "Blades of Glory," "Bewitched," "Old School."
He yells, a lot. — See above movies, and more.
It's set in the '70s. — "Anchorman."
He gets drunk and hits rock bottom. — "Anchorman," "Talladega Nights."
This is not an all-inclusive list because I have not seen all of the Will Ferrell movies.
Now, if you liked all the movies mentioned above, you will like this movie, because it's basically like watching all of those at once. At least in "Anchorman" there were some other funny characters and memorable quotes: "This burrito is good, but it is filling"; "I love lamp."
Woody Harrelson's character is shallow and has a bizarre relationship with a woman that is never completely revealed. The audience is left to wonder who that guy is that she lives with and how he's related to her.
I was excited to see Will Arnett of "Arrested Development" playing someone other than Job in "Arrested Development," but he didn't get enough screen time. I will say that the two sportscasters, Arnett and Andrew Daly, were highly amusing.
For the most parts the laughs were cheap and unintelligent. To reveal my bias, I loved "Stranger than Fiction," in which Ferrell played straight man to the world around him. He yelled, but he was a very real, subdued character. I like real characters who say funny things.
Basically, if you are a straight-up, classic Will Ferrell fan, you need to go see this movie because you will love it. It is Ferrell doing what he does, and people like it, so he keeps making these movies, and that's fine with me. But if you didn't like "Anchorman," "Talladega Nights" or "Blades of Glory," don't bother going to see this movie.
I'm going to give this 2 stars for people who don't like Will Ferrell movies, and 4.5 for people who do.
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(1 Cor 13:8-10) Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. {9} For we know in part, and we prophesy in part. {10} But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.
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(Isa 28:13) But the word of the LORD was unto them precept upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little; that they might go, and fall backward, and be broken, and snared, and taken.
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(1 Cor 14:2) For he that speaketh in an unknown tongue speaketh not unto men, but unto God: for no man understandeth him; howbeit in the spirit he speaketh mysteries.
(1 Cor 14:6) Now, brethren, if I come unto you speaking with tongues, what shall I profit you, except I shall speak to you either by revelation, or by knowledge, or by prophesying, or by doctrine?
(1 Cor 14:21) In the law it is written, With men of other tongues and other lips will I speak unto this people; and yet for all that will they not hear me, saith the Lord.
Where is it written?
(Isa 28:11-13) For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people. {12} To whom he said, This is the rest wherewith ye may cause the weary to rest; and this is the refreshing: yet they would not hear. {13} But the word of the LORD was unto them precept upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little; that they might go, and fall backward, and be broken, and snared, and taken.
Could tongues also denote the judgment of God?
(Deu 28:49) The LORD shall bring a nation against thee from far, from the end of the earth, as swift as the eagle flieth; a nation whose tongue thou shalt not understand;
(Jer 5:15) Lo, I will bring a nation upon you from far, O house of Israel, saith the LORD: it is a mighty nation, it is an ancient nation, a nation whose language thou knowest not, neither understandest what they say.
(1 Cor 14:22) Wherefore tongues are for a *sign, not to them that believe, but to them that believe not: but prophesying serveth not for them that believe not, but for them which believe.
Should I seek this sign? *semeion (say-mi-on)
(Mat 16:4) A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a *sign; and there shall no *sign be given unto it, but the *sign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them, and departed.
(Luke 11:29) And when the people were gathered thick together, he began to say, This is an evil generation: they seek a *sign; and there shall no *sign be given it, but the *sign of Jonas the prophet.
Who then will perform a sign?
(Mark 13:22-23 KJV) For false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall show *signs and wonders, to seduce, if it were possible, even the elect. {23} But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things.
(2 Th 2:9-11) Even him, whose coming is after the working of Satan with all power and *signs and lying wonders, {10} And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. {11} And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
(2 Cor 11:3-4) But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ. {4} For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him.
Why then did God tell us about tongues?
(Deu 13:1-3) If there arise among you a prophet, or a dreamer of dreams, and giveth thee a sign or a wonder, {2} And the sign or the wonder come to pass, whereof he spake unto thee, saying, Let us go after other gods, which thou hast not known, and let us serve them; {3} Thou shalt not hearken unto the words of that prophet, or that dreamer of dreams: for the LORD your God proveth you, to know whether ye love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul.
(Deu 8:2) And thou shalt remember all the way which the LORD thy God led thee these forty years in the wilderness, to humble thee, and to prove thee, to know what was in thine heart, whether thou wouldest keep his commandments, or no.
Oh! But tongues are wonderful and Jesus is my Lord!
(Mat 7:22-23) Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? {23} And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.
(Rev 22:18-19) For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: {19} And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.
A Historical Perspective on Tongues
The writings of Polycarp (69-159 AD), Justin Martyr (110-164 AD), Irenaeus (120-202 AD), Tertullian (160-220 AD), Eusebius (260-340 AD), Chrysostom (347-407 AD), Augustine (354-430 AD), Aquinas (1124-1274 AD), Luther (1483-1546 AD), and Calvin (1509-1564 AD) indicate the gift of tongues ceased in the first century and therefore prohibited its use for their contemporaries. Whereas the writings of Plato (429-347 BC), Virgil (70-19 BC) and various cults/non-Christian religions made references to experiencing ecstatic speech. The only (non biblical) claims of tongues speaking within the church are a few vague references from the so-called "mystics" of the 13th and 14th centuries, as well as references from Montanus who broke off from the church in the second century. - 7/22/03


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Pete Townsend on NapsterOver at The Tyee, Dana pointed to this interesting 2001 diary entry from the Who's Pete Twonsen on his first use of Napster.
Ultimately, in the face of all this exploitation of my art, whether by fans, criminals or incestuous and lazy institutions like BMI, I do feel gently forced into reliance on what only I can do - that is, to perform live, and to constantly produce new work.Thanks Dana.
If everything I do is immediately used by others for their own collateral will there be an inevitable fall in quality in what I do? By turning out too much, will I fail to honour my audience? I think not. As things stand I am aware I rarely do enough. And, as so many artists have said, radio stations, newspapers and magazines have freely used and abused the reputation, work and images of pop artists for the last 50 years. Artists cannot control over-exposure of their image. They can only run with publicity and hope for the best.
What's my reality? My reality is that because of the certain knowledge (gathered in the main from the internet) that people want to hear my music, I am writing today. I run a web site. I give away some of my music. If it is packaged well I sell it. I was armed with information gathered from the internet when I approached last year's Who touring work. I was certain we would sell out wherever we played, and barring the loss of a ticket here or there, we sold out. (How nice for BMI).


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Cross Cultural Management is challenging. Everyone who have tried to manage a group of people from diverse cultures can confirm that. That can be people from different departments, different profession groups, different age groups, different nationalities etc. Since we started Gugin in 2001 we have been working with all sorts of cross cultural management challenges, so in this short article I will try to summarise some of the major, generic cross cultural management challenges:
Unpredictable behavior in Cross Cultural Management
We all have different values, different priorities in life and different understanding of what each word means. Quality for example is by some people associated with delivering on time, while others associate it with being perfect, beautiful or robust. We always say we want the higest quality delivered on time, but we all know that the reality often is very different. We have to compromise. We have to either deliver an 80% solution on time or give up delivering on time. The cross cultural management challenge is that we have different preferences for what is important.
Example: IT outsourcing
We have worked with quite a few clients who were frustrated about that the companies they had outsourced their IT development project to. The frustration related to cross cultural managent develops if the company prioritises delivering on time while the company they have outsourced to prioritises perfection over delivering on time. Both values are important but when you can't achieve both you have to prioritise. From a cross cultural management perspective this is very challenging. We assume we priotise the same way, understand words like "quality" the same way and communicate the same way. But we don't.
So suddenly we experience other people behave and prioritise in ways we don't understand. If we are less experienced with these cross cultural challenges we get frustrated maybe even angry. If we have a higher level of cultural intelligence we assess the differences in the underlying values and will try to reconcile these differences and find a solution that enriches having different value sets in play.
Compromising values
Our behaviour is closely linked to our underlying values and norms. As we have different norms and values because of differences in cultures leads to different behaviors. According to ourselves we always behave properly because our behavior always reflects our own values – even when we do something cruel. Cultural clashes happens when other people's behaviour compromises our own values. It happens all the time. You may have a value about giving up your deat in the bus to an elderly man, while other do not share that value. When an elderly person comes into the bus and no one gives him a seat you will feel offended – because you values are compromised.
Some years ago I moved from Denmark to southern France. I use to have a coffe on the same cafe every morning when walking the dog. In the beginning I noticed that the regulars got a small Pain au Chocolat together with their coffee, while I just got the coffee. I could feel offended. Why do they get a better treatment than me – we are all equal. At least that is how the cultural norms are in Denmark. Everyone is treated equally bad and no one should should think he is somebody special. In France it is different and that is one of the reasons why I love living here. By coming to the same cafe often you build a relationship and you show loyalty. That loyalty is rewarded with a small Pain au Chocolat together with your coffee. If I was not aware of the differences in the underying values, I could have made a scene ( what some tourists do sometimes). There are different values in different cultures and we are not to judge which ones are right. They are all right in the cultural frame, where they exist.
In business dealing with compromising values is an important issue to reconcile. As I wrote before – norms and values are closely tied to a culture. The norms and values you have in your organisation supports your corporate culture, so when you employ new people, outsource to external companies or hire inhouse subcontractors you have to make sure that they share your norms and values.
How do you check norms and values?
First you have to be very aware of your own culture. In Gugin we call that the cultural DNA, and we describe that Cultural DNS through our Cultural Due Diligence Process which goes through all the leements of your culture and make the diffuse term "culture" more tangible by looking at all the measurable elements in the cultural DNA.
Difficult to perform as a manager
Many of the managers we talk to find cross cultural managenet annoying and difficult. Managing cultural diverse groups, because decision processes takes much longer time, you have to explain everything and you never know what is going to happen. The managers don't respond this way because they are narrow-minded or don't acknowledge that we are living in a globalised world.
They respond this way because they find it difficult to perform well as a manager in that situation because they lack skills and experience in cross cultural management. The managers have to meet deadlines, deliver high quality within the budgets. They can only do that in a multicultural environment if they know how manage, motivate, encourage and communicate with a team of people with many different values. That is why develop of cultural intelligence is crucial for most organisations.
Managing a culturally diverse team is like eating with a knife and a fork. They are two very distinct tools, but because you have the cultural intelligence that enables you to use the knife in one way and the fork in another – at the same time you can eat a huge variety of food.
As annoying it might be working with a diverse group of people it is equally rewarding when you succeed and you experience how much better multiculral teams are, when all the members understand the basic elements of cultural intelligence.
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Regulation for the 2017-2018 Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty Call for Projects
Article 1 Subject for the Call for Projects
Ashoka, with the support of the Schneider Electric Foundation, launched a new partnership in 2017 to tackle fuel poverty and promote energy sustainability in five European countries: Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. The Call for Projects for the 2017-2018 Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty program aims to identify, engage, and support to scale up the 15-20 most innovative organizations that offer creative and systems-changing solutions to tackle fuel poverty and promote energy sustainability in the aforementioned countries.
The support offered to the selected entrepreneurs consists in four months of personalized and specialized support, for a total of around 300 hours of dedicated mentoring sessions, with the goal of helping them craft an effective strategy to scale up. Moreover, the entrepreneurs will benefit from inspiring meetings and networking events within the European network of fellow social innovators. They will gain increased visibility during the whole duration of the program, in particular during the 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties (COP23) to the UN Convention on Climate Change in November 2017 in Bonn, Germany, where all winners will be announced. A final two-day European summit will give them the opportunity to present their strategy for scaling up.
Article 2 Organizer
The 2017-2018 Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty Call for Projects is organized by Ashoka France, association recorded at Paris Prefect's office under the Siret number: 480 044 742 00025.
Article 3 Participation Conditions
3.1 Participation Fee
Participation in the Call for Projects is free.
3.2 Participation Eligibility
The Call for Projects is open to any organization with a social and/or environmental purpose, in operation for at least one year and located in Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, or Spain, excluding for-profit companies, governmental agencies, and corporate foundations. Participation in this Call for Projects implies the full acceptance of this regulation.
Article 4 Application Process
4.1 Pre-registration
Applicants may register online from Monday, 12th June 2017 at 9am GMT at the website: [add link to website]. They will then receive an email with their user identification and password.
4.2 Online Registration Form
Applicants in possession of their user identification may fill out an online registration form before Sunday, 1st October 2017 at midnight GMT. Please note that applicants that exceed the maximum number of characters per question or do not respond to all questions will be disqualified.
4.3 Single Application
It is not possible to submit more than one application for the same project.
Article 5 Conduct
A European Selection Committee will assess all eligible applicants based on their written application form. Selected applicants will be announced during the 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties (COP23) to the UN Convention on Climate Change in November 2017 in Bonn, Germany. At the end of the four-month mentoring, all winners will gather for a two-day European summit in Rome, Italy.
Non-contractual tentative schedule:
- Launch of Call for Projects: Monday, 12th June 2017 at 9am GMT.
- Deadline for Call for Projects: Sunday, 1st October 2017 at midnight GMT.
- Announcement of winners: 13th-17th November 2017 (exact date TBC).
- Mentoring sessions: January-April 2018.
- Two-day European Summit: April 2018.
Article 6 The Selection Committee
6.1 European Selection Committee
All eligible applications, completed in full and before the deadline, will be assessed by a European Selection Committee formed by social entrepreneurship professionals (particularly from Ashoka) and fuel poverty experts (particularly from the Schneider Electric Foundation). Each application will be evaluated by two people at least.
At the end of the selection process, the Selection Committee will announce the names of the 15-20 winning organizations. It will also create a short-list of applicants who may replace a faulty winner. This list is confidential and will not be disclosed. The organizer asks the Selection Committee to nominate a maximum of 20 winners. However, the Selection Committee may choose to select fewer winners. The decisions of the Selection Committee are final and not bound to explanation.
6.2 Selection Criteria
Applications are first evaluated on the basis of a set of knockout criteria:
- The applicant must be the founder, co-founder, or leader of an established organization with a strong social purpose.
- The applicant must be able to demonstrate that the organization has been running for at least one year.
- The applicant and the organization must be residing in one of the following countries: Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, or Spain.
- The applicant must be proficient in English as the European gatherings will be in English.
- The applicant must be able to travel to Bonn (Germany) between 13-17 November 2017 and to Rome (Italy) in April 2018.
All applicants meeting the above criteria are then evaluated on the basis of the following additional criteria:
- Social mission and innovative aspect of the project;
- Current and potential social impact;
- Viability of the social business;
- Potential and creativity of the development strategy; and
- Entrepreneurial qualities, ethical fibre, and availability.
Article 7 Nature and Value of the Prize
Winners will be awarded a 12-week free mentoring support for their project. The mentoring support will consist of several individual and/or collective sessions taking place in the applicants' country for a total of 300 hours of training. The mentoring support is valued at approximately €55,000 per project (consulting fees and mentoring time).
Article 8 Applicants' commitment
Each applicant commits to:
- Reading, understanding, and accepting without reservation this regulation;
- Providing detailed, complete, and truthful information in the application form, as well as during the mentoring. Should it emerge, at any point in the program, that the applicant has provided inaccurate, incomplete, or false information, the Organizer may choose to disqualify the applicant without any possibility to appeal; and
- Participating in all the mentoring sessions offered if they are selected.
Furthermore, winners, commit, without any financial compensation, to:
- Authorizing the Organizer or any other person delegated to:
- Communicate their contact details to the media; and
- Use, publish, and broadcast for the needs of the Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty program, their image (for natural persons) and the distinctive sign(s) as well as the characteristic elements of their project (for legal persons). They give up their right to claim any rights on their image and they accept in advance the broadcasting of photographs that might be taken during the Selection Committee meetings and activities of the program;
- Accepting in advance the use, publication, and broadcasting of their activity and their development model and/or their resources mobilization description;
- Participating, expect in unavoidable circumstances, in all activities of the program, as well as in communication activities organized within the framework of the program, e.g. television, radio, Internet, written press, etc.
Article 9 Confidentiality
Members of the Selection Committee, organizers, and persons who are given access to the submitted application forms commit to keep all information confidential. However, the applicants should take all the necessary measures to ensure the protection of their intellectual property.
Article 10 Personal Data and Right to Access
Under the law 78-17 of January 6, 1978 related to information technology, data, and civil liberties, applicants to the Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty program have a right to oppose (art. 26) access (art. 34 to 38), correct and suppress (art. 36) personal data about themselves. This rights can be exercised by writing to Ashoka France, 28 Palais Brongniart, 75002 Paris, France.
Article 11 Limited Responsibilities for Organizers
- The Organizer (Ashoka) should not be held responsible, if in any event of force majeure, or events beyond its control or of justified needs, it would have to cancel, shorten, prolong, report, or modify the conditions of this program.
- Particularly, the Organizer should not be held responsible in the case of unavailability for the [link to website] website during the program.
- The Organizer should not be held liable in case of potential failure for the procedure of participation linked to Internet core characteristics. Applicants will not be able to request compensation of any kind.
- The Organizer should not be held liable towards the applicants regarding wrong claims, particularly coming from other applicants.
Article 12 Litigations
Even if the Call for Projects is opened to organizations with head offices in Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, the program is organized by Ashoka Italia Onlus, therefore the applicable law to this regulation is the Italian Law. Any dispute originating from this competition will be subject to an attempt to reach an amicable settlement. In case there is no settlement, the dispute will be brought to competent courts from which is depending the Organizer's head office, unless unlawful. Claims should be made within 30 days following the Call for Projects' end; otherwise they will be considered inadmissible.
Article 13 Lodging and Consultation of the Regulation
The full Regulation for this competition is filed with Maître Florence HOUTART, court Bailiff in Paris 20e, 199 Avenue Gambetta.
This Regulation may be consulted on the program's website [link to website] and may be requested from Ashoka France (reimbursement at the 2nd class rate in force on simple request in writing included with the Regulation request).
Article 14 Expenses Reimbursement
Internet connection costs engaged by applicants to this competition can be reimbursed by sending a simple written request to the Organizer within 30 days following the Call for Projects' end.
Applicants may request one single reimbursement (same name, same address). Requests must include the applicants' name, postal address, bank account details (including IBAN and BIC codes) and subject of request. Stamps for the reimbursement claim and for the Regulation claim will be reimbursed on simple request at the 2nd class rate for 20g in force.
The cost for the telephone communication to access the website and the time to participate in the competition will be reimbursed at a standard rate, in the limit of one connection per applicant, based on an average time connection of 5 minutes at a standard rate of €0.05 per minute, giving a standard reimbursement of €0.25 TTC. Applicants who have a flat-rate subscription and therefore did not incur in specific costs for this competition may not claim reimbursement.
Article 15 Miscellaneous
If one or several dispositions of this Regulation were to be declared void or inapplicable, the other provisions would keep all their strength and their validity. All the situations that are not described in this Regulation will be arbitrated by the Organizer whose ruling will be undisputed.
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